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The three local auto dealerships once again provided vehicles for students to use when taking driver’s education classes. Some 30 Kingfisher students are taking part in this year’s classes, which includes six hours of instructional driving time as well as 30 hours of classroom time. “The dealerships are always so gracious to work with us, especially this year with everything that’s going on,” said Doug Jech, one of the instructors. Pictured top left is John Johnson of Johnsons of Kingfisher with students Courtney Home and Kylie Medina. The top right features driver’s ed student Davion Quinn (third from left) with Jacksons of Kingfisher employees, from left, Travis Pace, Brian Beall and Victor Beckwith. On the bottom is the car offered by Boeckman Ford. Bev Lippoldt, center, is with students Aaron DeLaTorre and Urial DeLaTorre. [Photos provided]
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