Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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DEDICATION Scholar . . Gentleman . Friend . . That describes Dr. Paul R. Sweet, popularly Doc. Whether in the classroom delivering a lecture on eighteenth century rationalism, or in the poolroom chumming with the fellers, or taking part in a campus discussion, he is always the scholar, the gentleman, the friend. He is modestly unassuming. That is perhaps his most striking characteristic, in view of his own achievements and capabilities. You may have stumbled into an indefensible posi- tion in trying to answer a question that has been raised on contemporary politics. The Doc sits back in his chair, smiles, and subtly sets you straight in your thinking. You may not be quite sure of a viewpoint you have advanced. The Doc asks you to cite your authorities, your reasons, and you may find that your stand is worth consideration. Unassumingly and unpretentiously he helps you to realize yourself, to reaffirm your faith in yourself, all the while remaining in the background. It is only fitting that the senior class should dedicate The Mirror to the man who came to Bates with the class of '40 and who shares its youthful vigor: Dr. Paul Robinson Sweet.