College of the Holy Cross - Purple Patcher Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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. iff Senror Events Senior events of the fall and winter seasons. W qi NW f z W. 4 P' Sports A tribute to Holy Cross Athlet- ics. lncludes all victories and defeats, joys and sorrows. In Lockbaum and Coach Duffner and their unbelievable season. addition, a look at Gordon Se lors Senior Directory km- NOW YOU Can flVl3HY PUT Need an address? Want to re- the name and face together. member 3 birthday? A great The Class of 1987 dressed to ag 'Wu- .. aa. ?J'......'?' ., The Last Hurrah A special senior section dedi- cated to the last days on carn- pus for seniors . . . Senior Pic- nic, Baccalaureate, Mass, graduation and more! way to stay in touch with classmates. ffl The Final Chapter The end of a fun-filled year. This closing section focuses on different aspects of life at Holy Cross. .5 wi. Bill Tr fi A ,fic 'r. f Table Of Content