Franklin College Proud of 1916 Basketball Team
Franklin College expresses pride in its 1916 basketball squad. The article highlights key players and the season's achievements while reflecting campus spirit and athletic support.
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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1916
Page
4
Franklin College expresses pride in its 1916 basketball squad. The article highlights key players and the season's achievements while reflecting campus spirit and athletic support.
After 1916 stars Yeoman Klyver and Mullikin graduate in the spring, 1917 looks bright with Lowery as captain Vandivier returning for speed and cleverness Bowen to fill Mullikin's boots Nelp to replace Klyver and new trial players joining the squad. The outlook is exceptionally hopeful for the season ahead.
Bruce L. Bowen was elected manager of track for the coming season and serves as captain this year. The Student Council, noting the branch lacked constitutional care, elected the manager to organize meets and sign contracts promptly.
The Glee club has arranged a spring trip with events on March 28 in Spencer March 29 in Lyons March 30 in Linton and March 31 in Worthington. The club held its fifteenth concert last Thursday night at Columbus High School auditorium.
One of the year’s best MCA meetings was held last Thursday evening with Dr. Hall giving an effective talk. Officers for the next year starting April 4 were elected: President John Skeen, Vice President Hugh Lowery, Secretary Elmer Dilla, Treasurer Wil Nelp. Goldie Spencer of Washington, class of ’14, visited Franklin for the weekend as a guest of Miss Palmer.
Over 200 attendees celebrated Dean Crowell and his seventeen years of service. Toasts honored his efficiency and influence, with remarks from students, faculty, board, church, and community leaders. A unique Crowell Song praised his enduring friendship and loyalty.
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