Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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3 o evev One of the most predictable traditions was the graduation of the Senior class. After four years of struggling to pass exams, with just enough Friday nights to keep them sane, the Seniors reached their goal. Graduation brought with it many tradi- tions. Among these were the Ivy Chain and Grad Nite. The Ivy Chain consisted of the top thirty to thirty-five girls of the Junior Class with the highest academic standings. The purpose of the Ivy Chain was to form a line through which the seniors walked as they received their diplomas. Another tradition which accompanied graduation was Grad Nite. For the past forty-five years, Disneyland has hosted the evening festivities which, though one may have had to fight the crowds, seemed like an appropriate way to release the pressures of the formal graduation ceremony. Only seniors, or those accom- panied by senior dates were admitted to the park. Although the Class of 1985 won ' t be back to the familiar buildings and campus of Chaffey High School, their failures and triumphs will remain indefinitely in their hearts, as they will be Forever Tigers. i olin 2 onafJ)on. (CrU peJerion, Wa ne Woi-rii, f icliarj Crampfon, and Shawn PeJerion model a varietu of ineet aeiigni. m 1 DIte entrance of f lie 3vif Chain marks the beginning of the graduation ceremony. 12

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