Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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CAULDRON Robert Smith Sheldon Stick Ron Wysocki Peter M. Moore Alberta Roman James Miceli Willard Olsen John Meadows Editor-in-Chief Norman E. Pierce Associate Editor-in-Chief Carol L. Greene Business Manager Francis P. Manning CAULDRON BOARD William Fratus Sheila-Kaye O ' Connell, Art Jim DeFelice Donal Kelley, Sports Tom Tobin, Historian Staff Foster Chandler Bob Davis William Connaughton Bill Jecusco Bill McLean R. P. F. Lloyd R. F, Pierce Bill Hohman Mike Murphy Bryant Rollins Walt Snyder Joseph Murray, Photo .Larry Blumsack, Photo Jack Mahon Dick Putney Charlie Fuller Joseph Farrell Shirley Utudjian Professor Everett Marston, Advisor Professor Robert Wells, Art Advisor

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' DecUeatiaa Every so often a man walks into your life, bringing with him an aura of cheerful friendship, a sense of well-being, and a flair for scholarship without the mark of pedantry. A part of such a man always rubs off on his circle of friends, a circle that widens with every step he takes, and his friends are always a little better off because of him. Such a man is a credit to his home, an asset to his community and his business. He is a man looked on as a model for others. Such a man is Charles William Ha vice, friend, lecturer, counselor, administrator, minister, Dean of the Northeastern University Chapel, Chairman of the University ' s Department of Sociology. Dr. Havice, a humble man who has dedicated himself to his fellowmen and to his Creator, is the man to whom the 1958 Cauldron is dedicated. If this student annual could emanate — today, and when it is used for reminiscence in the future — a degree of the warmth of this man, then it, too, will be a success. As a scholar, Dean Havice holds AB, MA, STB, PhD, and DD degrees. These are not the only reasons why he appears in Who ' s Who in America, Biographical Dictionary of American Scholars, Who ' s Who in New England, and Religious Leaders in America. If scholars, educators, religious leaders and humanitarians were decorated for their efforts the way our military heroes are, then Charles William Havice would certainly be a man overloaded with medals. Looking beyond his long list of achievements, Dean Havice is a man of simple dignity, a dignity with a quiet peaceful force which serves more than adequately to still the distresses born of despair and sorrow which often visit man. It is with considerable pride that the 1958 Cauldron Board dedicates its book to a dedicated man. Dean Havice in Bacon Memorial Chapel