Wichita Catbacker Logos

The Logo Hall of Fame

For many years, the logo at left was the representation of the Wichita Catbackers on this website. Its compact, circular form with a vibrant diamond pattern suggests that of the Sunflower, which is, of course, the state of Kansas flower. As this logo has gracefully represented the Catbackers in years past, it was felt that the logo needed more of a modern touch. In 2007 a move was made to follow a more simplistic pattern in logo design, one which would be easy to reproduce not only on this website, but for possible merchandise in the future. Below are some logo concepts...

What is a Wichicat?

The "Wichicat" is a logo concept born from the Wichita City Flag. The name 'Wichicat' is a simple blend of 'Wichita' and 'Wildcat'. There is a very familiar resemblance of the bar and circle pattern around the powercat to that of the state of New Mexico flag, and the only difference lies in the number of bars. The Wichita City Flag, and thus the Wichicat, have 3 bars in the pattern, whereas the New Mexico Flag has 4. Undoubtedly, both patterns pay homage to the Native American ancestery in their respective regions.

You can find this logo at the bottom left-hand corner of every webpage in this website. This logo incorporates a profile of The Keeper of the Plains statue, arguably the single most identifiable symbol of the city of Wichita.

Member Maps Where are the members in Wichita? Check out these maps to see if you live in a neighborhood of fellow Wildcats!	Past and Present Logos How do the Wichita Catbackers symbolize the club? And what the heck is a Wichicat? Find out when you visit this page!
Volunteer We need you! To make each Catbacker event the best it can possibly be, we need your help! Visit the Volunteer Page to learn how.	Catbackers Across the Nation Have you ever wondered where and how many other Catbacker clubs there are in the state of Kansas? Find this out and more info from clubs across the Nation when you visit the Alumni Center's Catbackers Across the Nation Webpage!