32 mm (1.25 inch) white pinback button with greyscale details. Image of Lyndon B. Johnson with black text curved around the bottom edge of the button "WHAT ME WORRY?"
32 mm (1.25 inch) orange pinback button with black text. Text in circular shape around edges "SOCIALIST MOVEMENT / PEOPLES CONTROL", and "CONWAY" in the center.
25 mm (1 inch) yellow pinback button with black details. Curved text along bottom edge of pin "SFU / SASS". Image of a shell with an overlaid arrow pointing right. Related to the Shell gas station dispute, or the "Shift Shell" rally.
38 mm (1.5 inch) white pinback button. Black text "KNOWLEDGE FOR WHOM?" For more details about this pin, see the scope and content note in the 1960s SFU pin buttons file.
25 mm (1 inch) yellow pinback button with black details. Curved text along bottom edge of pin "SFU / SASS". Image of a shell with an overlaid arrow pointing right. Related to the Shell gas station dispute, or the "Shift Shell" rally.
38 mm (1.5 inch) white pinback button. Dark blue text reading "I AM A SFU CLAN FAN" overlaid on a red drawing of an athlete wearing a kilt, Scottish cap, and the SFU crest on their shirt. SFU athletes were originally known as the "Clansmen", later shortened to "Clan".
52 mm (2.25 inch) yellow pinback button with black details. Text curved around bottom edge "KEEP THE COPS OFF CAMPUS". Image of a larger man in a construction helmet holding a crowbar behind a smaller man with glasses and a megaphone.
52 mm (2.25 inch) white pinback button. Black text "BEFORE CHANGE UNDERSTANDING BEFORE UNDERSTANDING CONFRONTATION". Pin quotes John Braun's "A Confession of Faith," a manifesto calling for change in society and the Mennonite church. He would later be instrumental in the formation of the Radical Mennonite Union. Braun was an SFU alumnus.
38 mm (1.5 inch) reddish-orange pinback button with black details. Text in circular shape around edges "FOLLOW THE LITTLE MAN / SUPPORT P.S.A." Image of a man in a suit with glasses and long hair in the center. Design created by Bob Mercer. Related to the PSA (Political Science, Sociology and Anthropology) affair, where PSA faculty went on strike (with student support) to continue the democratic way of running the department, rather than being determined by the SFU Board of Governors.
52 mm (2.25 inch) light yellow-green pinback button with black details. Square box around a drawing of a person with a speech bubble saying "ASK ME" and text at the bottom of the square "WELCOME TO SFU!"
32 mm (1.25 inch) orange pinback button. Black text "SUPPORT THE 114". For more details about this pin, see the scope and content note in the 1960s SFU pin buttons file.
