Kenwood High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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DRIVER EDUCATION 'M l . we A-s.D..n D. Paul LeKi1es, B.A.g Walter Kovac, B.S. E Q J! X ' H. la 3-at ' if . I 5 Mr. Kovac is explaining the ABCs of safe and courteous driving to several of our Kenwood students which is the initial step in becoming well qualified drivers. After receiving the instruction for the lesson, Ken Cherry at the wheel will attempt to execute them satisfactorily. ' 5

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