The 1941 Babsonian. - Babson College

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GEORGE \VEBSTER KEJ\Y()~
175 Upton Av~nu(', Providence, Rhod(' {sland
Objective:
Silver Production and Sales
ExperiellCl':
Magnan Company, ;\Iorth Atlkboro, MassClchus('tts,
Sales Work
SPecial Trainill/!,:
Factory Managf'mf'nt; Saks; Advertising; Marketing;
Industrial Purchasing
Educa tioll :
Moses Brmvn School, Providf'nce Rhode Island;
Gordon School and Providf'nce Country Day
School, Providence, Rhode Island; Deerfldd .\cademy,
Deerfield, :\1assachusetts; Babson Institute
of Business Administration, Babson Park, Mass.
f;xtracurricuiar Activities:
School Publication VVork; Basknball; Baseball;
Football; Bowling; Tennis, Riding; 1940 BABSO:-.lIAN
(Busill(,ss Staff), Intramural Sports
Pl'J'solla/ Data:
Age '21; Single; Height (j' :)1 :/'; \'Veight '75
Kenyon has had the advantage of an excf'llent schooling.
He attended the Moses Brown School, the Gordon
School, and the Providence Country Day School· -all
located in Providence, Rhode Island. He then went on
to Deerfield Acade'my for further preparatory work
before entering business school. Since he has always
planned on entering the' Production and Sales divisions
of the silver industry, Kenyon desired to complete his
education with training in a business school. This being
the casc J
he began to look around, after he graduated
from Deerheld Academy, with the hope of entering the
school where he felt he could receive the most complete,
thorough, and practical business training. After investigating
the various schools, he rinally decided on Babson
Institutf'.
PRACTICAL TRAINING
Kenyon has spent his vacations selling Sports equipment
for a Massachusetts firm. This was in the nature of
a training course in preparation for entrancf' into the
general field of Distribution.
At Babson Institute, Kenyon has compkted a statistical
survey on the production of Silver in the enited
States over the pe'riod of the last ten years. He also did
special work in regard to the probkm of government
farm aid in relation to the farmer.
THE BUSINESS MAJ\
:\. hard and earnest worker, K('nyon has shO\vn in his
two years at Babson Institute that he has the' mental and
physical make-up rf'quired of the present-day business
man. Socially well-adjusted, he likes to meet people and
makes friends easily. Kenyon is industrious, systcmatic,
and enthusiastic in everything in which he participatcs.
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