Wayne High School - Devil Daze Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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Kenny Dahl, No. 25, tries an outside jump shot to help Glen H0udGl'ShBldl, NO- 22, flfes 3 lump Shot to Sl1fiU61' beat Pender in the finals of the District Tournament. Pierce's defense. l I . 4 3,71 .ui ' an I 41 fl V , - xv Q l .ggi D hl N Coo eration amon the players and coach was a determin- Larry Hofelclt makes a bucket as Kenneth a , o. p g 25, waits his turn. ing factor in the success of this year's team. The la ers and coaches as they appeared after winning Wighgman, No, 4.5 , arches the ball homeward :JS P Y h ' nshi with Schwarzenbach, No. 4-2, and Dahl, No. 25, cover the play the trophy for the District Tournament c ampio p a 73 to 60 win over Pender.

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jump shots. Wayne thumped West Point 89 to 56 as Larry llofeldt lead the scoring attack. All of the reserves played. West Point was stymied by Wayne's height, ball handling, and good shooting. The Wisner five concentrated on stopping Larry Hofeldt and as a result Bob Schwarzenbach fired in 7 out of 10 shots. At half time Dahl and Houder- sheldt had 4 personal fouls each. lloudersheldt fouled out in the third quarter, but Dennis lllanske proved a capable replacement as Wayne went ahead to win 80 to 60. By winning this game, Wayne won the West Division of the Husker Conference. Wayne took the Husker Conference title by whipping Pender 73 to 4-8. Kenny Dahl was high point man with 17 points. Pender was handicapped because of the loss of their best player, Dick Ship- wright, who averaged over 30 points a game. The St. Bon, game proved to be one of the best games of the season. St. Bon. had aslight lead on Wayne throughout the game. In the last remaining second, Glen Houdersheldt shot and tied the score. In the overtime Larry Hofeldt made 7 points to help Wayne win the game 65 to 58. Wayne beat Stanton in their first game in the District Class B Tournament by 77 to 56. The Blue Devils were helped by the shooting of Hofeldt, Schwarzenbach and Kenny Dahl. The game was very slow because of the 51 fouls called by officials. Each team attempted 42 free throws and converted on 26 of them. ln their second tournament game the Blue Devils had a 29-point margin as they beat Wisner 95 to 66. Again Hofeldt was high point man with 28 points. Glen Houdersheldt No. 4-1 fakes a Loup City Player out of position at the State Tournament and gets away a jump shot. Wayne was getting a lo? oi tim, yi A 13-point margin won thi 1 trophy for Wayne when they Krlfgffti 1 llofeldt was high point man with , Shipwright from l-'ender had Z6 paints, best man, Shipwright, was covered by lieu 4 and llofeldt making it hard for him to shoot.. Wayne won a state tournament bid by swamping llowells 83 to 50 in the Class D playoff at the Nor- folk Auditorium. llowells offered little competition for Wayne after the first quarter. Clen lloudershelrlt meshed 26 points to lead the Blue Devil attack. Wayne's height and shooting proved to be too much for Loup City as the Blue Devils downed the lied Raiders 65 to 50 in a loosely played ball game. Dahl and Hofeldtscored 19 and 18 points respective- ly. Wayne was never behind after the opening minutes of play. Wayne High brought a climax to their 1955-1956 basketball season by downing Hebron in the State Tournament finals 61 to 56. Wayne came from be- hind in the second half to win. The team set three new records during the tournament by breaking the Class B team scoring record, 65 pointsg total of opponents and team,s score, 117 pointsg and Ken Dahl broke the free throw record in the Hebron game when he made 13 free throws in a single game. Coach Maciejewski has coached Wayne High athletic teamsfor the past three yearsg and' he, along with assistant coach Love, has developed teams which are highly regarded by opponents throughout the state. The coaches have guided Wayne bas- ketball teams to the State meet the past three sea - sons. - Larry Hofeldt, No. 52, tries for two of the 101 points scored against Pierce as Don Wightman, No. 45, and Ken Dahl, No. 25, play for the rebound.

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