Tiger of the Year
Bill Finkelstein ‘66 – 2024 Tiger of the Year
Nominated by Tom Duncan ’65, the Chaffey High School Alumni Association announces Bill Finkelstein, Class of 1966 as the Tiger of the Year for 2024.
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Alumni Nostalgia
Alumni Nostalgia
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Growing up in Ontario in the 1950s, our neighborhood gang of boys was blessed to have two major influences for a happy future life: the Boy Scouts and the Ontario Daily Report which allowed us to layer on some real-life work experience. – Vern Kerr
Alumni Nostalgia
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Rudi Pock’s, there was a certain smell to the place, probably from a combination of paper record jackets, album covers and an admixture of fumes from the records and vinyl. – Vern Kerr