- Bob Cantrell
- Phil Cox
- James A. Campbell
- Everett Case
- Tom Carnegie
- Jake Caskey
- Gene Cato
- Howard J. Catt
- Norris Caudell
- Marvin Cave
- Archie Chadd
- Robert C. Chapman
- Eric Clark
- Ernie Cline
- Sylvester Coalmon
- David Colescott
- Jack E. Colescott
- John Collier
- Bob Collins
- Harley "Skip" Collins
- LeRoy "Dee" Compton
- Art Cosgrove
- Norman Cottom
- Robert Cowan
- Ray Craft
- William "Bo" Crain
- Marion Crawley
- 1955 Crispus Attucks Team
- Walter Cross
- Clement F. Crowe
- George D. Crowe
- Ray Crowe
- Keith Crown
- Charles L. Cummings
- Richard "Dick" C. Cummins
- Don Curnutt
- Claude C. Curtis
- Glenn M. Curtis
- Louie Dampier
- 1956 Crispus Attucks Team
- Steve Collier
- Maurice Chadwick
- John Coalmon
- Jim Callane
- Bob Clayton
- Jan Conner
- Cindy Piet Cruz
- Betty Lou Clark
- Judy Cummings
- Donna K. Cheatham
Jake Caskey
Championed the Cause of Deaf Athletes
HIGH SCHOOL:
Indianapolis Tech (1923)
COLLEGE:
Butler University (1929)
30 years at Indiana School for the Deaf Began the ‘Mr. Athletics’ of the Indiana School for the Deaf … coached there 1931 to 1961 with a 229-391 record … his team won national championship for school for the deaf 1935 and ‘40 … started football, baseball and track programs at ISD, serving 38 years as athletic director … much-heralded for his work bringing deaf athletes into public focus … first winner of Joe Boland Award for his contribution to youth … a baseball star in high school, he got a late start in basketball … began playing the sport after graduating from Indianapolis Tech. He played on Butler’s national championship team in ‘29, played on 3 Southside Turners teams that won Indiana-Kentucky AAU championships.