Celebrate the Legacy. Stay Connected.
If Chaffey High School holds a special place in your heart, the Chaffey High School Alumni Association (CHSAA) is here to help you stay close to those memories. This site keeps the spirit of our school alive — sharing stories from the past, celebrating classmates, and keeping you in touch with our Tiger family, no matter how far you’ve roamed!
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Recent News

Champions of San Bernardino County Academic Decathlon
Chaffey’s Academic Decathlon won its 14th San Bernardino County championship

Tom Duncan ‘65 – 2025 Tiger of The Year
Nominated by his three classmates and eight other alumni, the Chaffey High School Alumni Association announces Tom Duncan Class of 1965 as Tiger of the Year for 2025.
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.

Eleven 2024 Students Received CHSAA Scholarships
The Chaffey High School Alumni Association presented eleven scholarships this year.
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The most influential of our classmates and fellow alumni
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About the Chaffey High School Alumni Association organization and its history
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Alumni Nostalgia

The Ontario Daily Report: Incubator for the Work Ethic
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

Rudi Pock’s Hi-Fi
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