Canandaigua Academy - Academian Yearbook (Canandaigua, NY)

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THE ACADEMIAN ROBERT PAUL KENNEDY Bob might be called the executive of the Senior Class. He held the office of class president, both his second and third years and was also president of the Stu- dent Council this past year. He was a member of the chorus for four years, the band his fourth year, the male quartette for two years, the library staff two years, the Academian board three years, and a member of the Student Council three years. He participated in the Boys, Elim- ination Speaking' Contest and the Phelps and Gorham Prize Speaking contest and was a member of the cast of both the Sen- ior Play and the P. G. Play. Bob was a member of the Junior Prom Committee, chairman of the Entertainment Committee and the Senior Ball Committee. During his fourth year he was also manager of basketball and had charge of advertising for the Senior Play. JEAN M. VAN DEUSEN Jean started out as a leader in her freshman year and continued it through her four years. ller activities have not been confined to any one field. She has been a member of the Red Cross for four years and president of it her second and third year. VVas a member of the Acade- mian Board for three years, was selected Editor-in-Chief this year. She was a mem- ber of the Student Council for three years and vice-president of the Students, Asso- ciation her third year. She was chairman of the Sophomore Hop Committee, eo- ehairman of Entertainment Committee J and on the Junior l rom Committee. Jean was a member of the chorus and glee clubs, participating in the operettas her second and third years. She was chair- man of the Student Forum and also took part in the Senior Play and the P. T. A. Speaking- Contest. 10

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ELEANOR LOUISE JONES lilvzinor Uillllf' to us in hor third yvzlr from Wrst lligrh Svhool hut we lizlvv vomv to know hi-r xull ilu v1-airs. Shi- has horn zlwemlml tho higrlu-st honor possihlv for il, Slillllll'-lllilt of Vellu- ilirloriem. She- was ullziirmzm ol' thi- Motto lfoiiiinitluv, zi niunilmr ol' the Girls' Mono- l0g'lll5 Siu-ziking Uontvst :md this library stn.IT. Shu was also :L momhur of thu mist ol' thi' Sunior Play THE ACADEMIAN ROBERT COLLINS BROOKER As tho svurotziry of thu Senior Class Uollilis has provvn himsrlf to hr 21 vvry rvinmlmlmlv person. Keeping' all the reu- orcls for 126 pvrsons is no small job. Ili' zilso climl il. very fim- pioccr oi' work in thr Svnior Play. During' his first two yvzirs hr was tl IIl0lIllll'I' of the 'Frziuk :mil Uross l'o1m1ry 11-:uns :md in his third your ushvr l'or 1ifblllllll'lll'l'llll'lll, Night. ring llf'l' last two 9

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ELAINE KERSKIE THE ACADEMIAN ARTHUR BUELL CHAPIN Art, is one of those vcrsatilo personali- tios who do everything woll. 'l'his year he has boon cloctcd Class llistoriau, has been a mombor of the swimming squad for thc past throo years and an ushvr during tho baske-fball se-ason. llc is also onv of the onos responsible for the good looking rings which adorn the class of '40. llc was a mombur of the intra-mural basket- ball team during his first yuar and a mein- bvr of the Acadomian Board in his junior year. aim is a gir W1 a gr:-at deal of vrualivo ability. She was winner of the Girls' l'. 'l'. A. Prize Spcaking Uonfost and also took part in the Monologuo Speaking Uontost. Elaine has been a mm-mber of the orchestra and library staff for two ycarsg a. mvmbvr of the chorus lll'l' frvshman yi-ar, ushvr for grarluation night last year and this year. Sho has boon accompanist for tho Boys' Glu: Club and has been ohosun Class Poet. 11