Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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I Expressing one ' s views goes along with learning and thinking. Central student expression can be found on bulletin boards, in The Pennant, the Penpoint or even at times on rest room walls. On the left, it is obvious that the Watergate scandal is having its im- pact not only in student collages but in the news media as well. The peace window of First Congre- gational expresses the commandment Thou shall not kill . November presidential elections finds Chet Martin campaigning for George McGovern while Gail Martin asserts that Nixons the one . A few, however, opted for Archie Bunker. Some felt Archie won. Peace with honor became the po- litical slogan of Nixon as the Viet Nam war ended and the POW ' s returned. The bombing of Cambodia continued, however, despite Congress ' cutting off funds. In art class, Greg Frick symbolical- ly portrayed America in its spelling. Sabrina Goodman expresses doubt as to the size of Jim Birkshire ' s pro- posed Agro. Another student shows off her smiling mushroom patches. In Ms. Susan Little ' s English class, a warning sign is posted over her desk. f.O 17 i, ZOO

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