Auburn High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Auburn, NE)

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THE THOUGHT of playing in Dana keeps many of the junior high students on their horns several extra hours each week. OND ROW—Barton, S. Gerdes, McKnight, Coad, Meyer, S. Snow, Buchenau, Thomas, and Tushla. FRONT ROW—Bigley, Mosher. Whitlow, Huey, Shanks, B. Gerdes, Duncan, L. Snow, Hecht, Darling. SIXTH GRADERS—BACK ROW (L to R)—Eggleston, Foster, Jones, Doiel, Elliott. M. Byrom, Chadwick, Abegglen, Jarrett, Rothert, Terry, Falk, Owens, Colwell, White THIRD ROW—Volker, Vaughn, B. Brennan, Snyder, Rakes, S. Stoddard. Nauslar, Miller, Burger, Moss, Kelly, Moser, T. Kuenning, Harris, L. Kuenning. SECOND ROW—Stock, R. Reed. Combs, N. Stoddard, Palmer, Heuer, Wilds, Haith, Stokes, Michel, Merrick, B. Sydik, Jarred. FRONT ROW—Allen, M. Nelson, Ely, Carr. Banks, F. Clarke, Stuck, Hutton, Allgood, Eads, R. Byrom, Roberts, Platt, Fox, J. Brennan. SINGING is fun, but singing with others is more fun, as these youngsters discover in their music class which meets twice eac'i week.

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 BACK ROW (L to R)—Floyd Clarke, Stelnheider, Bantz, Sitzman. Ebeler, Mills, Griffiths, Schutte, Stanton, Coach Wagner. SECOND ROW—G. Nelson. Bowers, Benson, Cahill, Brown, Standley, Bratcher, Scott, Schleip. FRONT ROW—Kreglo, T. Kuenning, Fred Clarke, Owens, Byrom, L. Kuenning, Falk. BACK ROW (L to R)—Coach Wagner, Bowers, Griffiths, Sitzman, Ebeler, Flack. SECOND ROW— Standley, Hush, Stelnheider, Knapp, Floyd Clarke, Schutte. FRONT ROW—Cahill, Kreglo, Noah, Benson. YELL LEADERS at Junior high are Linda Knox, Daryl Lotter, and Barbara Coad. SEVENTH GRADERS—BACK ROW (L to R)—Scott, Kreglo, Hush, Mills, Ebeler, Schutte, Steinheider, Clarke, Griffiths, Munsell, B. Noah, Cahill. THIRD ROW— Coulter, Nace, Simpson, M. Noah, Kite, Oliver, Perdue, Bowers, Schleip, Brunner, Stanton, Nelson. SECOND ROW—Neeld, Shafer, Blinde, Barnes, Knox, Mathews, Standley, Willard, Boeck, Flack, Zorn, Conner. FRONT ROW—Wilson, Skoglund, Kermoade, Haith, Irvin, Orr, Reed. Sydik, Humphrey, Heriford, Crooker, Rider. EIGHTH GRADERS—BACK ROW (L to R)—Flack, Cole, Sitzman, Bantz, Knapp, Babcock, Curtt right. Lotter, Hill, and Bratcher. THIRD ROW—Ernst, Brown, Furrow, Fox, Norvell, Reed, Helms, Cross, Stoddard, Standley. SEC-

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WINNING STREAK of the freshman football team was extended to nine by the four wins during the 1950 season. The squad included: ROW 3—(left to right) B. Russell, Mgr., Rothert, Cahill, Dishong. Falk, Coach Maclay, Evans, C. Edwards. Casey, Stewart. ROW 2— Rose, Hill, Jones, J. Humphrey, J. Stoddard, Kimball, Cummings, R. Bantz, Bohl. ROW 1—Oestmann, J. Clark, Erisman, Pasco, Stock, B. Clark, Oakley, Rhoades. “HERE I COME!” was the cry of Jack Nance as he added six more points to the rout of the Humboldt Cardinals. Grid Plays Click Against Five Foes Eleven senior lettermen reported to the call of Coaches Dallas Evans and A) Powers at the beginning of the season tc form the nucleus of the ’50 grid squad, which later won five of their nine contests. Their victories were over Platts-mouth, Rock Port, Missouri, Tarkio, Missouri, Seward, and Humboldt. The Bulldogs got off to a shaky but successful start as they tripped up Plattsmouth 7-0 on the strength of Ken Clark’s five yard crack off tackle to pay dirt. Auburn rolled up its largest victory margin of the season is plastering Rock Port 31-0. Leading by a scant 7-6 margin at the end of the first half, the Canines went on to dump Tarkio 20-13. Lee Norris sparked the Bulldogs with two touchdowns as the local eleven made it four in a row by downing Seward 12-6 on a muddy field. Pawnee City ended the Scarlet trophy hopes the following week with a 34-0 triumph over the Canines, giving the Dogs their first defeat of the season. Before a large Homecoming crowd, the Bulldogs routed Humboldt 34-6, as Norris and Clark teamed up to make all five scores. Unable to halt Falls City’s speedy backs, Auburn suffered its second setback to the Tigers by a 35-13 score. Failing to make their extnj point, the Canines lost a heart-breaking upset to the Tecumseh Indians, 7-6. A sub-freezing temperature and an icy field made playing conditions miserable as Nebraska City clipped Auburn 25-0 in the season finale. FINDING A HOLE, Ken Clark picked up 35 yards by a cu»- A STUBBORN SEWARD line failed to stop Norris from back through the left side of the Humboldt line. scoring the winning touchdown of this muddy game. 38 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE AUBURN STATE BANK