Here's a photo of the 1927 Central High School Rifle team (DC). My wife's aunt was on the team and in the photo. Below is her Stevens 414 which she gave to me about 30 years ago. Its great to connect the rifle with its history.

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That's a neat picture mehere!

Great photo and history of the gun. I believe the US Olympic Team won the 1912 Olympics using this rifle. My long rifel version is deadly accurate.

 If you were to glance along the line of high school girls, circa 1927, in the photograph posted, you will not find one who is above "normal body weight; however, if you were to see a similar photo from year 2010 of a high school team you would most likely fine that 40 % are medically classified as obese.

Not only has our culture turned away from firearms, but it has turned children on to high sugar and fat content food stuff in enormous quantities. 

My point being, that firearms, marksmanship and the NRA are not as deleterious to our young people as are the mass marketeers at McDonald, Wendy's, Frito-Lay, and Mars Bars.

38 Cal - You asked about other memorabilia... Here's Aunt Betsy's NRA medal from a high school competition. (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)

If you look at one of the first pages (p. 6?) of Crossman's book on smallbore rifle shooting, there is another pic of the Central HS girls' rifle team.  In that photo it looks as if they all have Winders.  Is Aunt Betsy in that photo?