Bland High School - Blan Vues Yearbook (Bland, MO)

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, df off The Sectional Contest was held at Bland March 15 1957 Owensvnlle and Bland competing Jerry Ioemmel, Robert Winsel and Margaret Deke competed in Novice Practical for the Juniors Margaret Dake, Bonnie iehl and Jim Dawson were Juniors competing in Novice Speed Margaret Dake was the individual high in Novice Speed and Novice Practical, although Owensville took the team honors in both The Seniors combined their talents to win in both Amateur Speed and Practical The Seniors who competed were Donna Kiper, Pat Stone, and Jane Koenig Amateur Speed Jean Hahn, Sue Pranson, and Jane Koenig, Amateur Practical Donna also won individual high for Amateur Speed and Jane Koenig in Amateur Practical The team and individual high were entitled to compete the District Commercial Contest on March 29 in St Louis The results of the contest were as follows The Amateur Speed fDonna, Jane k Path, and Amateur Prac tical fSue, Jean A Janel, won first place as a team The individual awards were taken by Jean Hahn CAmateur Practi calJ and Donna Kiger CAmateur Speedl The winner of first place as a team were given trophy and the individual highs received medals Margaret Dake took second in both Shorthand and Speed These winners are elgible to compete in the State Con- test to be held April 27, at Columbia. we wish the Seniors the very best of luck when they com- pete in the State Contest. we have every confidence in you, so keep up the good work. Jane Koenig Pat Barton 2 ,O 9, , ,HD xx ri Jttixuizarleuftiisl QQ? I. . 0. . O a ' n f . '. ' ' H

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WNW X xr When gold mi ration to 19 0 Pontiac that time as Ya YK uk! f , lqkg DRIVERS' EDUCATION was discovered in California there was at once a mad rush that area to obtain personal wealth Similarly, on October 5 Motor Division, Clayton, Aissouri started Hwhat was Known t the mad trend by presenting Ralph R Harris the first drlvers' training instructor in Missouri high School the keys to a 19 O Chevrolet to be used to teach high school students how to drive an automobile Since then, we have organized our Q60 Driver and safety education teach ers into one solid mass or bond to relate methods, ideas, and attitudes to benefit the gr atest number of students possible and to give them the same general study guide The modern automobile has become woven into our social and economic fab- ric It has enriched the lives of our people Traffic accidents are social problem which can only be solved through education, that is, establishment of a new continuity of thought re arding s fe driving prac tice Thanks to men like Captain John A Berglund, Highway Patrol Oral Spurgeon, Director of Secondary Education, Harold O Carlton, American Automobile Association, P F Drury, Director of Safety Education, AAA of Missouri, and many others We still love that mad trend to obtain personal safety for our high school students We would like to extend our thanks to Mr Eggers of the Owensville Motor Co for suppling the car used in our classes 7731406 ,s O n 5 ZION EVANGELICAL R REPDRM CHJRCH CHURCH SEHVIC S 9 Q5 ac 10 M5 BLAND, MISQOURI :- K x', ' ,- . If - nfl, I .., I 4 I ml ti x 'f i' T, ' j of ' I 7 ' ' a C 0 - g I I I 8 -, . the , . - I . . 3 ' 0 o ' ' O I W c , xx . -LO 1 'h A 9 xx 1 f ..- :X - 5 ' 'G' '