Trinity University - Mirage Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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THE UNIVERSITY IO TRINITY OF TEXAS I3 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF 25 STUDENTS 42 CLASSES 44 PERSONALITIES S I R.O.T.C. 99 ATHLETICS I IO I FOOTBALL I I5 BASKETBALL I 27 TENNIS I35 INTRANIURALS I 39 ORGANIZATIONS I42 STUDENT GOVERNMENT I45 HONORARY I53 RELIGIOUS I59 DEPARTMENTAL I 63 SOCIAL AND SERVICE I75 PUBLICATIONS I9 I YOUR YEAR I I96 THE TRINITY SHOPPER AND INDEX 232-233

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TRINITY UNIVERSITY MIRAGE EDITORS! SALLY WOOD ROBERT S. MCCLANE FROM THE OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PUBLICATION To my fellow students: The l96O Mirage is in your hands. The long hours of planning pages, drawing layouts, and writing copy are over. The time has come to sit back and watch your faces as you look through the book for the first tins. Many people worked to make this the best book Trinity has ever produced. Without their cooperation and help we would never have gotten the job done. I would like to recognize and thank the men and women of Taylor Pub lishing Company of Dallas, and of Beverly Studios of San Antonio, the administration, faculty, and staff of the Universityg the Trinity student body and Student Council, our sponsor, Dr. Reamerg and the staff of the 1960 Mirage. Of course, the person with the hardest job of all was Bob McClane, who had to take photographs keep us in the black financially, and put up with my black moods. This has been the second year Bob and I have coedited the Trinity yearbook, and we have been well rewarded for our efforts by your words of praise and encourage- ment. We hope we have succeeded in reaching our goal, that of producing a record that will make your college days always as clear to you as they are today. I thank you for allowing me the privilege of serving you in this way. It has been a truly wonderful experience. Sincerely, TRINITY UNIVERSITY MIRAGE WML Sally Wood, Coeditor 3