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Leland Tipton ’59 and C. Douglas Ades ’60
Named 2021 Co-Tigers of the Year The Board of Directors of the Chaffey High School Alumni Association announces that Leland Tipton, Class of 1959 and
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History Project
How to Visit the CHSAA Museum
The CHSAA museum, is located in the Chaffey Memorial Library on campus. It does not have regular hours, nor does the library staff have a
Whatever Happened To
1932 Olympics
William Graber – CHS Class of 1929, Nelson Gray – CHS Class Unknown, Ernest Payne – CHS Class of 1925; all 3 had Olympic-sized dreams for 1932.
Reunion Reports
Class of 1959 Uses Zoom for Monthly Mini-Reunions
Sharon Chez Salcido ’59 and James Kilgore ’59 began exchanging e-mails regularly following the CHS ’59 60-year reunion in 2019. When they realized they were both participating in a lot of Zoom meetings with various community organizations, friends and relatives, they wondered if they should try it with CHS classmates.
Alumni Nostalgia
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
Alumni Nostalgia
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