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The first annual, "Orange blossoms," was published in 1894 by the junior class. The second was "The hatchet," published in 1895 by the junior class of the Columbian Commonwealth. The third, "Excalibur," was published in 1897 by the juniors of King Arthur's Court. The fourth, "Orange blossoms volume 2," was published in 1898 by the juniors of the House of Hanover. The next was "The curfew" in 1905 by the juniors of King Arthur's Court. 1906 saw "Orange blossoms volume 3." 1908 saw "The forty-niner." 1909 saw "The jubilee," published by the junior class. "Orange blossom" was used again, continuing through 1918. "The yank" was published in 1919. 1921 saw "The wildcat," which was used for the next three decades. Beginning with 1938, The wildcat became as much magazine as annual (cf. The history of Baker University / by Homer Kingsley Ebright).
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