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CHANDLER, Ariz. — Seniors at Bahsa High School in Chandler, Arizona have a unique tradition.
On their last day of school, they gather up all their papers and throw them down a stairwell.
Graduating senior Jordan White caught the tradition on camera. It's a waterfall of paper that lasts longer than some might expect.
By tradition, the school's underclassmen - not the janitors - are responsible for picking up the mess.
Video courtesy: Jordan White
