Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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Ho fiir den Koenig! Ho fiir den Hof! Hanover! Hanover! Neunzehn-sieben! Rah, ree, rai-O! 6

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GREETING ..... We send forth this Year Book with no lit- tle trepidation of heart, knowing well the magnitude of the work we have undertaken in issuing such a volume. It goes not out as a moral guide-replete with brilliant or sarcastic editorials-nor is its sphere the laudation of individual en- deavor. But it is, in a word, an effort by students to put in permanent form the hap- penings of the year, the spirit of the class- room, the jest of the hallway and the gossip of the campus, to give to the friends of Bak- er the best in our college activities by bring- ing together the many threads which so pull upon our memories and sympathies, and which woven together make the woof of our university spirit and our university life. To students may it come as an old friend with whom they may talk over old times, to alumni may it re-echo the joy and laughter of those by-gone days so nearly forgotten, and to our many friends may it serve as a token of our appreciation of their hearty co- operation and sympathetic support. 8