Would High Schools dare risk this today?

[RandomPoster]

Notice how the only people with firearms are the students.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Remember Hunter's Safety class in school? I'm showing my age here. Ha.

 

[Bob Blaylock]

I was in JROTC in high school, back in the late 1970s to early 1980s (I graduated in 1981). At that time, there was a rifle range at another high school in my area, but not at my school, and some times, groups of us would go to that other school to practice marksmanship.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Notice how the only people with firearms are the students.

lol

The only one with the straw man fallacy is the OP.

 

[Likkmee]

That was JR high for us....1967 or so. Archery too

 

[Marion Morrison]

That was JR high for us....1967 or so. Archery too

Need to get back there. MAGA!

 

[JoeMoma]

Notice how the only people with firearms are the students.

lol

The only one with the straw man fallacy is the OP.

What straw man fallacy? An observation is a straw man fallacy?

 

[Maxdeath]

When I was in school you would have had a hard time walking by any pickup in the jr high or high school parking lot that did not have a gun rack and at least one rifle hanging in it.

 

[Marion Morrison]

When I was in school you would have had a hard time walking by any pickup in the jr high or high school parking lot that did not have a gun rack and at least one rifle hanging in it.

We had that.. allowed 1 rifle+ 1 shotgun in truck.

 

[beautress]

Notice how the only people with firearms are the students.

Hair styles in that picture were like those of the 1941-49 high school years. Women were called
on to be defenders while the men were at war, just in case we'd be threatened by an Axis
power over here. Just sayin'.​

 

[Likkmee]

My granny would shoot your ass at 300 yards with a Garand.Open sites. No problem.

 

[bodecea]

Notice how the only people with firearms are the students.

Glad to see it was girls learning how to shoot. We need lots more of that today.

 

[RandomPoster]

Notice how the only people with firearms are the students.

Hair styles in that picture were like those of the 1941-49 high school years. Women were called
on to be defenders while the men were at war, just in case we'd be threatened by an Axis
power over here. Just sayin'.​

I believe the article said it was from the 1950s.

Here is a link to an article detailing how the number of gun clubs at schools started declining in the late 1960s to early 1970s.

Gun Clubs at School | National Review

 

[beautress]

Notice how the only people with firearms are the students.

Hair styles in that picture were like those of the 1941-49 high school years. Women were called
on to be defenders while the men were at war, just in case we'd be threatened by an Axis
power over here. Just sayin'.​

I believe the article said it was from the 1950s.

Here is a link to an article detailing how the number of gun clubs at schools started declining in the late 1960s to early 1970s.

Gun Clubs at School | National Review

I spent 30 minutes looking up hairstyles from 1938-1952, because their sweaters reminded me of my mother's high school sweater, and she graduated in 1941. Thanks for the correction. Hairdos in the late 30s didn't look like the girls above, but after 1941, except for the pompadours (not everyone wore them) in the middle 40s, high school girls hair was a lot the same. Thanks for the correction. That is a beautiful classroom with shiny wooden doors and floors.

 

[blastoff]

Notice how the only people with firearms are the students.

Next best thing to womens’ hockey. Babes on blades!

 

[aaronleland]

Just shows how stupid people were in the 1950s. Handing a woman a gun. Why not just hand a retard scissors while you're at it?