Trinity University - Mirage Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Dedication Waa tele hed ENE We of the 1948 Mirage respectfully dedicate this yearbook to the late Dr. F. B. Isely of the Biology Department of Trinity University. It is not only as a great teacher and a great educator that we remember him, but it is also as the helper and friend to all. His devotion to the Biology Depart- ment and to Trinity stands as a shining example to those of us who f ollow. His memory will long live in our hearts and in our minds as the sincere, enthusiastic, white-haired gentleman who stood before us so many times and repeated those characteristic phrases: “Why students, let’s be on our toes; and nail that point for it’s as plain as the road to Bandera.” He con- cerned himself with each of us as individuals; his feeling that each student was capable appeared in his never-ending patience; and his efficiency and energy aroused in us as students a mysterious desire to share his interest in the great biological world. The frank approach in living, so typical of our beloved Dr. Isely, was always an evident part of this kindly professor. When we think of him, we can see this world-renowned scientist bent over a microscope, worshipping in a Trinity chapel service, or dissecting a grass- hopper, each with that same feeling. So it is in the pages of this annual that we remember Dr. Isely, for he will always be a grand part of Trinity. jw

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—SFenxewoard The aim of an annual staff is to preserve a record of a school year’s events through pictures and printed words. This is the purpose for its creation, and any ideals, ideas, and higher thoughts that it may foster are a by-product of this, important though they may be. So it has been with your 1948 MIRAGE. At the beginning of the year, the staff thought of the annual as work in terms of deadlines to meet and copy to write. However, as we worked with the students, listened to their ideas, caught their moods and attitudes through photography, and watched them grow in mind and in spirit, we slowly began to see the real Trinity. Into your book we have tried to present that intangible quality that became a part of us through knowing each of you—the Spirit of Tigerland! A A 1) Mays ; ys DA My SSS } Sy at Na Wy SN SS ; ay i aie SX ))) S : a ne i) lo. SN : ny} Yn eg z iw 2 =e le of apa seen on ei a Im, Ws j es) i | soy ue i WE it ol Fife. sNaba —