Paul F. Schmidt, '39

The most meaningful experience of my years at Lawrence, 1935 to 1939, was a tutorial course taught in my second year by then-Professor Nathan M. Pusey. In a quiet but deliberate fashion I was exposed to the satisfaction in completely understanding a subject that he had proposed. He taught me to approach the subject from all sides and facets. That year's study under his direction became a part of my life; it accounted, in great part, for any personal and business success I have achieved.

Thank you, Dr. Pusey, thank you very much.

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