Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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(i 3 ; ; a Mte ii;i;fc : 1Sfe : I;;iaa TIDDLEWINK CLUB josRPH Ai.oYSll ' s DoNNKi.l.Y Captain I KAN ' K J, My-ers Athletic Director llARdi.i) M. Swift Custodian of the Apparatus J P. W ' lLKY ... Trainer Sii. RKKY Hll.i. . Onicial Referee ImiN I ' .M ' i. Ai-i.r.N Rubber Down lu iN(; M. Ff.xxki.l Chief Chorister Members of the Team j RcU.Wl) IlRADY I.INDI.EY M. Pl ' .KI.OR Substitutes Kavmoni) KiKKWodi) Roru.RT IIkxry Assistant Subs. Guy I- ' ostkr , Alfrko (Juinettf, For the development of mankind from a psychological stanilpoint . Many of our young, hriglit, slender-fingered, brilliant chaps do not wish to indulge in such brutal, rough, and ungcnteel games as foot ball, boxing and Ijaseball, but confine their extraordinary talent to the lighter aiul more scientific element, as lawn-tennis, checkers, winK, siiin-thc-pan. kiss-the-pillow, pussy-in-the-corncr. button-button who ' s got the button, and tiddlewinks. The last named has made an especial- ly classy showing within the past few years at Normal. The young nimrods who indulge in this particular precarious sport hold sessions from time to time, giving exhibitions of their agility and speed; and ( apt. Donnelly reports that his strenuous efforts in .getting his men in shape have well-nigh been crowned with success and the work has been highly j raised by the people before whom they have given exhibitions and made their debut. t)ne thing which has proved a drawback to the captain is lb.- fact that several of the men had severe colds from over-training and I ' eclor fractured his finger in an excited four-handed match. King Brady, will, in all probability, win his numerals, as he has shown some of the sharpest and best form of the team. He is one of the cleverest and most adept players, .• lfred Quinette is also mentioned as having played in some successful matches; so, with this lively bunch of shooters, there is no reason that the students at Indiana should not turn out and cheer the boys on to victory. Capt. Donnelly and (?hief ( borister Fennell wish to make an earnest apfjeal to the entire student body to witness these snappy contests and assure them that their team will easily cop the championship again this season and bring the coveted tea cup back to Indiana. As the . nnual goes to press the team has filled successful engage- ments at Homer City. Rlack l.ick, Clymer, Boot Jack, Portage and Seal)) Level. This team sureK ' has our sincere wishes for a prosperous season. a I 203

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FUSSERS COTERIE One of llir greatest student organisations is this Lovers ' Circle. It liad its beginning with the old ivy-covered oak and dates back to Buchanan ' s administration. However, the society is of the modern type the members generally coming to Indiana as Cases. Owing to the strenuous efforts of E. Malshoois Jackson in Recitation Hall, Jliss Leonard in the grove, and the faculty in the cor- ridors, they have had little rest and the entire body has progressed by hops and bounds, but has been kept very secret until now in order tliat the faculty might not exierniinate the little microbe which grows among us and which has been the happy termination of many of our alumni. We have no officers. We simply have our meetings and depart- ings unknown to others. .Ml who wish to join should place their ap- plication at once, sending a two-cent self-addressed envelope to Don H. Martin, who has charge of all the correspondence of the . nxious and tin Would He ' s. Since this is a secret organization we will only mention a few of the most prominent members LeRoy Men ell y John GK.-vFr! ]. Clyde Titterint.ton ? Mac Trimble Ikvint; Fknnell? Taul .Stuchell s a Add vours to the list