Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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0If'8 lfU0lf' The year 1949 is an outstanding milestone in the history of Waynesburg College-since it was 100 years ago, in 1849, that the foundation of our modern school lite was laid. The ideals and principles of our present day education have been moulded by the courage and undying spirit of the original students. This spirit has prevailed for 100 long years -thru war and peace, depression and inflation,- want and prosperity. Thru this spirit of education the gem of knowl- edge has been so cleverly cut that it has become a diamond that will bring out fires not to be seen in rougher stones. So it is that the editor and the staff of the Mad Anthony present to you a record of our 100 years achievements in fulfilling our priceless legacy. May the light of the past, be ref1ected thru our 100th Celebration casting an even brighter ray on the pathway to the future. . Dorothy Jatras, Editor 11

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ju 8l0fL0lf'i0Llf1fL Dr. Chauncey Clinton Lively, 65 years, widely known educator and head of the Department of Education and Psychology of Waynes- burg College died at noon Wednesday, February 2, 1949, in his home at 511 Ross Street. He had been ill for more than a year and death was due to a heart ailment. He graduated from Waynesburg College in 1909, with a Bachelor of Science degree, summa cum laude. He took graduate work in the University of illinois. He was a teacher in rural schools of Pennsylvania from 1902- 1905, principal of high school, Brookville, 1909-1914, Latrobe 1914- 1918, Charleroi 1918-1929, head of the Department of Education and Psychology, Waynesburg College, 1928-1949, head of Department of Sociology 1948-1949, Dean 1929-1939, director of summer sessions 1930-1944, chief examiner and psychologist, Civil Aeronautics Admin- istration Civilian Pilot Training, 1942-1943. Dr. Lively received 'wide recognition in the field of education both in the United States and Great Britain for his college administration, Pedagogy, effect of interest, praise, censure and mental fatigue upon learning, continuity of effort in typing during measured interval, fac- tors affecting the variability of the intelligence quotient, case study of synesthesia. Dr. Lively was a member of a number of societies including the Pennsylvania Academy of Science, New York Academy of Sciences, Phi Lambds Theta, Royal Society of Arts, London, British Institute of Philosophical Studies, London. He was a member of the First Presby- terian Church of Waynesburg and a presiding elder. 13