Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Top: Jerry Dwyer, Doug Pdff, Chuck Foxter. Don Onckeu Peter Delliox. Bottom: Jack Steiger, Sim: 11mm, Gerry Cole. Ray Halxleml. Coach Don Huddleston began his cage season with a number of returning letter winners and experienced players. He began putting them thru their paces in Late October to round them in shape for their first game of the season against Marquette. Captain Jerry Dwyer, center Don Oncken, guard Doug Paff and com- pany were working hard to get into shape. Fiery Chuck Foster and steady Pete Dellios joined them in November after the football season with two weeks to go before the Hilltop tilt. As game time rolled around, a smooth working unit had been developed. F ire and pep were evident in the team as they took the court at Marquette. Dwyer and PaH kept the Pioneers in the game offensively in the first half, with Foster stealing the ball from Hilltoppers time and time again, to hold on to the Hilltoppers and trailing at the end of the half by a 86-35 score. Page One Hundred Two