Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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Hi-Y Club JAMES ARMSTRONG JAMES LEE ARMSTRONG NEIL BROWN HERMAN BATH LLYLE BOURLIER CLARK BRIGGS ELDO COULTER BERNARD CLARK ROBERT CLARK WAYNE COULTER RAY DALTON ARNOLD DeBUHR JOHN DUSTIN HAROLD FOY JACK GLEN ROBERT GAGE MEMBERS JACK GAGE RALPH GROFF VERNON GROFF DUEWAYNE HARPHAM HOWARD HENDERSON JACK HOAGLAND RAYMOND HACKER ROBERT IRVIN RANSOM KRUEGER THOMAS KRUEGER MERVIN KEEDY CARL KOONTZ GORDON KOONTZ DON KIECHEL GEORGE KENNEDY BARTON LETELLIER CLARENCE MITCHELL JOHN MAGOR CLAUDE OAKMAN WILLIAM RARICK RALPH RUSSELL DONALD ROSE LEOBORN RICHARDS WAYNE SCHAFFER JOHN SANDERS EARL STIVERS EDWIN SODMAN ALBERT SIMPSON ELMER SCHLANGE CHARLES THOMPSON LOREN THOMPSON CHESLEY THOMPSON A. J. NEBELSICK—Spenser Officers for 1933 Bernard Clark ................ President Edwin Sodman ............ Vice-President Howard Henderson ............. Secretary Eldo Coulter ................. Treasurer Officers for 1934 Edwin Sodman ............... President Neil Brown .............Vice-President Jack Glen ............... Secy.-Treas. Eldo Coulter ........ Sergeant-at-Arms The enrollment of the Auburn Hi-Y Club was greater during 1933-34 than in any year previous to this. Regular weekly meetings were held at which various men engaged in different professions were speakers. The meetings were well attended, and the members received much benefit from them. Many of the Hi-Y members attended the Older Boys’ Conference. The organization had several parties and picnics throughout the year. The club has proved to be a source of enjoyment and inspiration to the boys, besides being of educational value. Page Twenty-one

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Track 1st Row—Foy. Oakman. Rapp. Harpham. Captain Henderson. R. McConnell. W. Coulter. Ely. 2nd Row—C. Higgins. Thomoson. G. McConnell, Hcagland. Groff, Bath. Curtis. Gabus, J. Clark. 3rd Row—Coach Higgins, Humphrey. Tankersley, Lctelller, Schaffer. E. Coulter, Grltz, Richards, Finney. SOUTHEASTERN NEBRASKA TRACK AND FIELD MEET 1034 Auburn Bulldogs placed as track champions in the S. E. Nebraska conference for the fourth consecutive year. The summary: 120-yard High Hurdles—Barnes, Tecumseh, first; Lantz, Tecumseh .second; Ely, Auburn, third. Time—19.5. Mile .un—Hoagland, Auburn, first; Martin, Nebraska City, second; Dodge, Falls City, third; Foy, Auburn, fourth. Time—5:09.2. 440-yard run—Cowles, Nebraska City, first; Henderson, Auburn, second; Mooney. Tecumseh, third; Carey, Nebraska City, fourth. Time—57.2. Discus—McConnell, Auburn, first; Oakman, Auburn, second; Wright, Tecumseh, third; Schack, Falls City, fourth. Distance 104 feet, 8 inches. lCC-yard dash—King, Nebraska City, first; Fields, Nebraska City, second; Harpham, Auburn, third; Kelly, Tecumseh, fourth. Time—10.9. High jump—Avery. Pawnee City, and Mcllravy, Tecumseh, tied for first. Barnes. Tecumseh and Gardner, Tecumseh, tied for second. Height—5 Ft. 7 In. Shot put—Peek, Tecumseh, first; Witte, Nebraska City, second; Harpham, Auburn, third; McConnell, Auburn, fourth. Distance—37 feet, 9 inches. Javelin-Coulter, Auburn, fi:st; Oakman, Auburn, second; Carey, Nebraska City, third; King, Nebraska C.ty, fourth. Distance—142 feet. 880-yard Run—Henderson, Auburn, first; Dodge, Falls City, second; Gardner, Tecumseh, third; Barnes, Tecumseh, fourth. Time—2:14.3. 22C-yard Low Hurdles—King, Nebraska City, first; Schaffer, Auburn, second; Mcllravy. Tecumseh, third; Gritz, Auburn, fourth. Time—29.3. Broad Jump—Schaffer, Auburn, first; Schack, Falls City, second; Avery, Pawnee City, third; Clark, Auburn, fourth. New Record—21 feet, 9V2 inches. Pole Vault—Avery, Pawnee City, first; Ely, Auburn, second; Fleming, Nebraska City, third: Witte, Nebraska City, fourth. Height—10 feet, 7 inches. 220-yard Dash—Coulter, Auburn, first; Kelly, Tecumseh, second; Fields, Nebraska City, third; Abern, Falls City, fourth. Time—24.9. 880-yard Relay—Tecumseh, first; Auburn, second; Nebraska City, third. Time—1:40.1 (Auburn team—Schaffer, Coulter, J. Clark, Harpham). Page Twenty

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Debate Brown, Sodman, Nebelsick Nebi-aska City Tecumseh ... Humboldt Syracuse .... Auburn ...... Bye ......... J } j THE DISTRICT DEBATE TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Nebraska City ........ Bye Nebraska City Humboldt . Auburn Auburn Auburn The district debate tournament was held in Auburn on March 17 with five teams participating. Auburn became district champion by defeating Humboldt in the semi-finals and Nebraska City in the finals. THE STATE DEBATE TOURNAMENT The state tournament was held at Lincoln, April 12, 13, and 14. In the first round Auburn won from Scottsbluff by a 3-1 decision. Auburn drew Trenton for the second debate and the Auburn team was defeated 2-1. Later the Trenton team went to the finals, but were defeated by Omaha Tech. In the district and state tournaments Auburn was represented by Neil Brown and Edwin Sodman. Much of the success of the team can be accredited to Mr. Nebelsick, the coach. Page Twenty-two