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Three girls sitting side by side, wearing berets with devils on them. — 1920s

A large group of people outdoors pulling on a rope in a tug‑of‑war, with spectators gathered around on a grassy field bordered by leafless trees and the caption “A Devilish Group.” — 1930s

A two-panel black-and-white cartoon. The top panel shows a goat wearing a blanket labeled "MWC," while the bottom panel features a grinning devil's face emerging from flames next to a pitchfork. Large handwritten text in the middle asks, "Who’ll be Winnah?" — 1940s

Dozens of students and band members surround a large countdown clock with a banner with a devil and a separate banner with a goat, which are on the left and right. — 1950s

Two caps sit side by side on a dark surface, one with alternating green and yellow panels and the other solid green, both displaying the letters “MWC” on the front. — 1960s

People climb onto a columned structure at night and hang long red and orange fabric strips down to a crowd reaching up toward them. — 1970s

A group of people outdoors pulls together on a rope, standing close in cool‑weather clothing, and some with devil horn hats, with trees and buildings in the background. — 1980s

A page from the 1998 Battlefield Yearbook about Devil-Goat day with images of student activities. — 1990s

A student is wearing an inflatable sumo suit, signaling that they are ready to wrestle. — 2000s

Two students have foam padded staffs; one student is taunting the other by pointing. — 2010s

Two students both wearing green, are hugging on Jefferson Square. — 2020s

Students surround another student dressed in fabric as a goat with faux horns. — Undated

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