A Yearbook by Any Other Name
Trinity yearbook tried on a few names and styles throughout its history. In this section we present an array of the names and presentation formats.
In 1914 The Triangle was a thin, oblong booklet, bound with a twist of golden yarn.
In 1915, The Triangle was still oblong in shape, but it was now a bound volume with the title highlighted in golden inlay.
The Orange and Blue debuted as the Trinity yearbook in 1916. The edition maintained 1916 Triangle's bound, oblong style and added its new logo.
1936 Issue of the Ecolan featuring the Trinity insignia.
The 1944 Trinity yearbook shows a style that the publication retained for a number of years.
This 1989 yearbook shows a physically larger volume and a different presentation of the school's logo.
In 1991 the Trinity yearbook is rechristened, The Bruner.
A Yearbook by Any Other Name
