1,000 career point scorers; Klueh, Don McDonald, the 1950 Chuck Taylor Award-winner Lenny Rzeszewski, and Bob Royer. The roster also included future Indiana Basketball Hall of Famer, Jim Powers, who became high school coach to actor Michael Warren. SENIORS #72 Bob Brady - Forward (South Bend, Indiana) #54 Duane Klueh - Guard (Terre Haute, Indiana) #7_ Dave Pressler - #34 Bob Royer - Guard (Bowling Green, Indiana) #73 Max Woolsey - Guard (Linton, Indiana) JUNIORS #77 Jim Berger - Guard (Jasper, Indiana) #57 Dan Dimich – Forward/Center (South Bend, Indiana) #45 Gene Edmonds - Center #52 John Hazen - Forward #92 Buren Hooper - (Bruceville, Indiana) #33 Bill Jagodzinski - (South Bend, Indiana) #75 Jerry Kunkel – Guard (Jasper, Indiana) #69 Len Rzeszewski – Guard (South Bend, Indiana) #56 Don McDonald – Center (Fontanet, Indiana) #55 Jim Powers – Forward (South Bend, Indiana) #32 Clarence Walker – Guard (East Chicago, Indiana) SOPHOMORES #59 Floyd Foster - COACHES Head Coach John Longfellow - Future NAIA Champion and Hall of Fame Coach NAIA basketball tournament Kansas City Nationals Indiana State 60, Eastern New Mexico 42 Indiana State 78, Loyola (MD) 58 Elite Eight Indiana State 67, Emporia State (KS) 66 Indiana State 45, Regis (CO) 48 (2OT) 3rd Place Game Indiana State 59 Beloit (WI) 67 Awards and honors Len Rzeszewski – All-American (NAIB); All-NAIB Tourney Bob Royer – All-American (NAIB); All-NAIB Tourney References Indiana State Sycamores men's basketball seasons Indiana State Sycamores men's basketball Indiana State Sycamores men's basketball Indiana State Sycamores