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Driver Education Group Standing: Mr. Van Porter, Instructor; Kneeling: Roy Walser, Vilas Johnson, Joan Robbins, Geraldine McLain, Mary Ellen Johnson, Avis Freeman, Lowell Riddle, O’Neal Dabbs, Don- aid Senter, Billy Heath; Absent: Charles Sentelle, Richard Leonard, Cecil Crowder, Charles Fueit, Jack Phillips. The aim of the Driver Education Class has been, and always will be, ‘“To make as good a driver and pedestrian of each pupil as is pos- sible.” In this way each pupil stands, or some- times falls, upon his own capabilities and ef- forts. Basically, each year the pupils are the same; some grasping the fundamentals of driving very quickly, and others requiring more time. The time required to learn does not seem to have any bearing upon how skillful a driver becomes, provided the length of time required to learn is reasonable. Each pupil came into the class with the understanding that he or she would have the opportunity of becoming a proficient driver. Upon completion of the course, each pupil will receive two independent grades. One grade will be based upon his accomplishments in the field of practice driving. The other grade will be based upon his attitudes and achievements in connection with Driver Education classroom work. Neither grade will determine whether or not a boy or girl gets a driver’s license be- cause, upon completion of the course, each pupil is responsible for getting his own driver’s license. It is felt that each pupil should get his license in the area in which he will be driving, and away from the influence of the instructor of the school. The class has enjoyed the use of a 1953 Plymouth which was loaned by Mullis Motor Company of Morganton. The car is equipped with a dual-control so that the instructor has the car under his control at all times. The progress of the class, as a whole, has been highly satisfactory. The class program has functioned more smoothly this year be- cause the pupils, and more especially the in- structor, have gained from the experiences of the first class in Driver Education, which was established during the 1952-53 school year.
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