Handley High School - Handlian Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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E .WM aff Q,-i 'iJ 'll ,Q wg M , 1 B 7 if tp WWW ,Vile f I iy , ' it ff 7' my iiiiifiilj A ifylii DOROTHY GRIM ST1iNoGRAP111c Dorothy is recognized by her big brown eyes and her pleasant, even-tem- pered disposition. He main interest at Handley has been the stenographic course. l FLORENCE MARIE HANNUM S'1s.soc:RAPn1C Marie presents the world with genial- ity and a capacity for business. Her ambition is to become a competent secre- tar' for a Ht ood Iookinz boss. J MOLLY ANN GRIM STENOGRAPIIIC All through high school Molly Ann has lived up to that medal she was given in the eighth grade for being the most outstanding girl in her class. Cooperation, scholastic ability, and courtesy-these are her most distinguishing attributes. JOSEPH P. HARRY GENERAL Having taken an active part in school activities-joe ranged from being Cap- tain of 'Georgia Tech in intramural basketball to president of the Executive Council. Sometime soon he hopes to be wearing a pair of silver wings.

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