- 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
Richard “Dick” C. Cummins
Team Plays in One of the Most Thrilling Finals Ever
HIGH SCHOOL:
Clayton (1941)
COLLEGE:
Franklin College (1947)
Standout athlete at Clayton High School in basketball, track, and softball….started four years in basketball and football at Franklin College and served as captain of each team for three years and two years respectively….earned degrees from Franklin College, Butler University and Indiana University….coached at Bainbridge, Charlottesville, and Manual High Schools winning a total of 200 games while dropping only 72….lost the heartbreaking state basketball championship game in 1961 to Kokomo by two points in overtime….coached legendary basketball players Tom and Dick Van Arsdale….the Indianapolis Public Schools dedicated the 1990 City Basketball Tournament to Coach Cummins for his contribution to Indianapolis high school basketball ….he served 12 years as guidance counselor at Northwest High School and concluded his career in the field of education by serving 10 years as the Vice-Principal at the same school. Deceased.