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Superintendent Mark Sievering (SEE'-vur-ing) says that as district officials talked about the issue, "There was a sense that to allow a student to have a firearm, as long as it was done in a tasteful manner in terms of a hunting or sporting-type picture, that that might be OK."
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=157&sid=32038847
That's cool, wonder how many took them up on it.
And it used to be so common. there is a pic in one of my yearbooks that has me with my new 22-250 rem 700.[Flower]
I was in our year book for "most skipped days" cause I was always hunting. Had a picture in the year book of me hiding behind my car with a shotgun and the principle looking for me. Also, some of my senior pics were taken in the duck blind. That was 1998. Well pics were taken '97. Yeah I'm old. [emoji1]
Grew up near Broken Bow. Glad to see there's still some common sense left somewhere. Lots of guys would get pictures taken with a car, horse, bow, whatever, based on whatever they were into. I don't see how this is any different.
Interesting side note, I guess my old high school now has trap shooting as a sport you can letter in.
I wonder if a Hi Point will make it in the pictures?
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Sad this is even a question.
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My high school had a rifle range in the basement where us JROTC folks got to shoot guns IN THE SCHOOL.Quote:
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