Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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, m a f 1-gil Q x W V NE u '- XWW gh I , iff v f Q , X44 i Q 1 1-:R BAK M ll-ORE ORD EADERS you have before you a copy of the first edrtion of the Baker WILDCAT. The 'K U Jayhawk, the Princeton Tiger, and theaother animals of the college menagerie must note the entrance of our Hghting pussy and , i fx V wx , 5: ' Zi' l .-M i ig! ,ff yi ,jxiw-Yl',i 7:14 i sa w w il be if N r t I X x,,.I.'Ht,f:Jfil V N WY . , i i y D ' .ir ' ' gf 1 'll ' v T ' ' ' t 'vw , M ei r . i ii f it , Q Nl., l 1 I l 2 ft . . an r T. 1' ' 1 il zffl l I L I f 1 - 'f Z X-I L I 9 X K realize that now Baker has a pet just as many other schools have. It is the hope of the makers of this book that Bakerites will yield this adopted kitten the place he deservesg not merely that of our athletic figurehead but as the sign of every student enterprise. In order to give our cat a fair opportunity to thrive, the editors have made every attempt to remove all traditional hindrances. They have shunned all but -the most sacredvprecedents. The contents are for the most part original, We wish togexpress our thanks to the student body, the faculty, and the advertisers for their support and loyalty. If, as we trust will be the case, the WILDCAT proves to be a success' it will be because of this co-operation andsupportgf v

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VVILLIAM ALFRED QUAYLE