Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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Armstrong. Webster (Assistn f U Coach). Little. B. M agor. Ely. ’McConnell (Captain Elect), D. Blankenship. Plager, Higgins (Coach). B. Smith. ’Darling, ’Lawrence. ’Gabus Richards. Stuck Hutton, Doiel (Co-Captain), ’Grant (Co-Captain), C. Koontz. Cox, 'Manager). F. Magor. Shanks. ’Gritz, Whitlow. Haith, G. Koontz. Smith, Helms. Letter Men Football THE 1936 SEASON Sept. 25 Auburn ---------------12—Hamburg, la.—There 21 Oct. 2 Auburn ---------------------0—Sabetha, Kans.—Here 22 Oct. 9—Auburn ---------------0—Falls City—Here 20 Oft. 16—Auburn ------------------7— Hiawatha, Kans., There 18 Oct. 23—Auburn ------------------6—Plattsmouth—There 7 Oct. 28—Auburn -------------------12—Pawnee City—There 7 Nov. 11—Auburn 22—Nebraska City—Here 7 Nov. 20—Auburn ----- ------------7—Tecumseh—Here 0 Falls City ... Auburn ------ Tecumseh — Pawnee City Nebraska City SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS GAMES WON 4 3 2 1 0 GAMES LOST 0 3 2 3 0 PERCENTAGE 1000 750 500 250 000

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New Athletic Field Auburn’s new high school athletic field is one of the best in this section, and in a few years should be one of the best in the state. Efforts to grow grass have besen unsuccessful so far, but with better growing seasons we should have a sod playing field soon. The quarter mile cinder track is well constructed and is a full seven lanes wide throughout its length. It provides ample room for the biggest of meets. The concrete bleachers seat almost five hundred and provide an excellent view of the field. One section of the stadium is made for the use of the band. The rest rooms are conveniently located. The shrubs used in the landscaping are growing well and when the field and banks are covered with green the entire layout will present a most pleasing appearance. The field was dedicated with appropriate ceremony on October 2, 1936 preceding the Auburn-Sabetha game. —RALPH HIGGINS. Le i

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a 1 31 Dec. 21—Auburn Jan. 5—Auburn Jan. 8—Auburn Jan. 15—Auburn Jan. 22—Auburn Jan. 29—Auburn Feb. 5—Auburn Feb. 9—Auburn Feb. 12—Auburn Feb. 19—Auburn Feb. 23—Auburn Feb. 26—Auburn Basket Ball BASKET BALL GAMES -------23—Sacred Heart—Here-------------------21 -------12—Tecumseh—There ---------------------14 -------14—Peru—Here 12 -------16—Falls City—Here 25 -------20—Pawnee City—There 23 -------21—Nebraska City—There 18 -------27—Tecumseh—Here 12 -------18—Plattsmouth—There 32 -------34—Pawnee City—Here 29 -------12—Falls City—There 14 -------12—Nebraska City—Here 13 -------24—Humboldt—There 32 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT March 5—Auburn -----------------------------18—Crete at Beatrice 30 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS GAMES WON GAMES LOST PERCENTAGE Falls City-------------------------------- 5 1 833 Pawnee City 3 3 500 Nebraska City 3 3 500 Auburn ----------------------------------- 3 5 375 Tecumseh 2 • 4 333 Stuck. Gritz. Johnson. Morris. ‘Llewellyn, Higgins (Coach). Gabus (Manager). Armstrong, ‘Grant. •Meyers, ‘Hutton (Captain). ‘Smith (Captain-elect), ‘Doiel. Letter Men