Caledonia Mumford Central High School - Ainodelac Yearbook (Caledonia, NY)

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Decfication Mr Fredfacger This year the Senior Class would like to dedicate the Ainodelac to Mr. Fred Eager. Mr. Eager came to C.M.C.S. in 1956, when we seniors were fourth grad- ers. He is now in charge of the junior Band, brass instrument instruction, elementary vocal music, Elementary Chorus, and Elementary Band. While watching us grow into young adults, he has had close contact with many of us. Mr. Eager was born in California His family, how- ever traveled quite often. He attended the Eastman School of Music, Rochester, New York, where he received his B.M. and M.M. He believes children should take up musical instruments when they are young because the experience is so rewardirg. One of Mr. Eager's greatest accomplishments at C.M.C.S. is the introduction of italic handwriting to the students. Our class was the first to be given the opportunity to learn this beautiful script, samples of which can be seen throughout this yearbook, for it is he who has given the time and the effort to make all the headings in out 1965 Ainodelac. Because of these beautiful headings in calligraphy, we think we have an unusual, artistic, and outstanding book this year. Mr. Eager is mainly self-taught in this art, although he did study under Prof. Lloyd Reynolds, Professor of Art in Reed College in Portland, Oregon, a master teacher of calligraphy for many years. The Senior Class would like to express its sincere thanks to Mr. Eager for all his help and guidance throughout our years at C.M.C.S. and special apprecia- tion for his work in the Ainodelac.

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Ayyrecmtion M iss M mjorie Phmyton The Ainodelac staff would like to express its appreciation to Miss Plimp- ton for helping make our school years memorable ones of our lives. Miss Plimpton has been with us for nineteen years at Caledonia-Mumford. For eight years she taught first gradeg for the last eight years she has been Reading Co-ordinator. She has lived in this area most of her life. After graduating from Avon Central School, she at- tended Houghton College,but received her Bachelor's Degree in Education from Geneseo State Teacher's College. Everyone will truly miss Miss Plimpton when she retires at the end of this year. .wow rw MissTheo Rossngy Another important member of the admin- istration whom the Ainodelac staff would like to thank is Miss Rossney, our Grade School Principal. After receiving her Mas- ter's Degree from Geneseo State Teacher's College, Miss Rossney began teaching second grade at Caledonia in 1936. This was not her first contact with Caledonia, however. She was a recent graduate, and also the Literary Editor of the Ainodelar. Later she taught fourth grade, in 1954 she became Grade Supervisor, and in 1962 accepted her present position of Elementary Principal. She has been a familiar figure to all of us, one whom we shall miss very much after her retirement at the end of this year. We sincerely hope that both Miss Plimpton and Miss Rossney will Gnd a great deal of happiness in their new home in Arizona.