University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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gm E President Guy Potter Benton Was born in 1865 at Kenton, Hardin Co., Ohio. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Ohio WesleYan and Baker Universities. Did post-graduate work at University of Wooster' and University of Berlin., Re- ceived his AB. at Baker in 18935 A.lVI. in 1896, D.D. in 19005 A.M. at Ohio Wesleyan in 1905: D.D. in 19055 1..l...D. at Upper Iowa University in 19065 at Middlebury, in I9I2g at University of Ver1'r1OIlh in 1911. Traveled and studied in Egypt, Palestine, Europeg resided in Berlin. Specialized in History. Pub- lished The Real College, 1909. Was President Southeastern Kansas Teachers' Association, in 1892, Mem- ber Kansas State Board of Education, in 1899, President Ohio College Association in 1904: Chairman Com- mittee on Education Policy for Ohio, in 1905, Secretary Conference Ohio Colleges, Dean and President, in 1905. Was Principal of High School and Superintendent at Fort Scott, Kansas, for five years: Assistant State Superintendent f ' ' or two years, Professor in Baker, for three years, President Upper Iowa Universil f hr I . . . . Y or t .ee years, Miami, for nine yearsg President Vermont, 1911-. ls a member of TAG, fPBK, and TKA- I2

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