Trinity College - Tau Kappa Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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The key word for the dedication of the 1967 Tau Kappa is efficiency. Along with this efficiency is an exceptional willingness and dedica- tion—in all matters concerning Trinity College and its students. In some way we have all felt her gentle touch in affairs ranging from student accounts to school publicity. For the past seven years she has conducted her classes in a zealous and businesslike fa.shion. It is becau.se of her zeal, her willingness, her dedi- cation, and most important her quiet efficiency that the Class of 1967 is proud to dedicate its yearbook to Sister Mary David. 15

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Foreword Throughout the history of man, we have been measuring mountains, calculating miles, al- ways fearful of taking one decisive step for- ward to reach our destination, our goal. Throughout four years at Trinity College, the class of 1967 has been climbing the mountain of success. Today we have reached the top. To- morrow we shall not stand on a plateau fright- ened of what the next mountain may bring, rather, we shall seek out that great mountain, put a courageous foot forward and begin to climb again. For we have learned, Never measure the height of a mountain until you have reached the top. Then you will see how low it was.

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As we have been a bridge for others, so too have others been a bridge for us.