Mary "Wimp" Baumgartner '57
Varsity Letterwinner in Volleyball, Basketball, and Track
Served 28 years as teacher and coach at Jimtown and Leo High Schools
Coached basketball, volleyball, track and gymnastics teams
Coached 1976-1977 Volleyball Team to IHSAA Final Four
Two-term Charter Member of the IHSAA Female Advisory Board 1972-1976
Played for six seasons in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League 1949-1954
Inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown in November of 1988 as a part of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League Wing
Inducted in 1989

Judith Kay Powell Birgerson '67
Received a Total of 16 Varsity Letters at Indiana Central
Three-time Field Hockey Letterwinner
Four-time Volleyball Letterwinner
Four-time Basketball Letterwinner
Four-time Softball Letterwinner
One Track & Field Letterwinner
Indiana Central Female Athlete of the Year in 1967
Residence Hall President one year
PEMM Club Vice-President one year
American Business Women's Association "Woman of the Year" 1976
Outstanding Young Women of America 1977
American Business Women's Association Boss 1979
Past President American Business Women's Association
Inducted in 1999

Don Bisesi '60
Golf Letterwinner at Indiana Central College 1957-1960
Four-time All-Hoosier College Conference Golfer 1957-1960
Two-time Hoosier College Conference Player of the Year
Two-time NAIA National Tournament qualifier and participant
Runner-up Indianapolis Amateur Golf Championship 1961
Runner-up Dade County Florida Amateur Golf Championship 1963
Tri-State Player of the Year 1977
State Senior PGA Champion 1989
US Senior PGA Open qualifier and participant
Participated in three Senior PGA Tour events
Started Evansville Indiana Junior Golf Program in 1977
Received numerous awards for work with junior golfers
Inducted in 1999

Bill Bless '63
Football Letterwinner 1959-1962
Member of 1961 Hoosier College Conference Championship Team
Team Co-Captain 1962
Head Football and Track Coach at Greensburg and Whiteland High Schools 1965-1970
Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education at the University of Indianapolis
Head Coach of University of Indianapolis Football Team 1972-1993
Head Track Coach for 19 Years
All-time Winningest Football Coach in U of I History (114-99-9)
Indiana Central Alumni Coach of the Year 1968, 1969, 1978
Three-time Conference Coach of the Year
Greenwood City Councilman since 1987
Inducted into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame 1994
Assistant Football Coach at Mooresville High School under son Mark Bless 1995-present
Winner of "Distinguished American award" given by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame 2005
Inducted in 2003

Bill Bright '54
Three Year Basketball Letterwinner 1951-1953
Second Team All Hoosier College Conference 1953
Two Time Team MVP
Three Year Baseball Letterwinner 1951-1953
Played on undefeated Hall of Fame Baseball team 1952
Amateur Baseball All-American
Holds nine baseball school records at the University of Indianapolis
Signed professional baseball contract with the Philadelphia Phillies after junior year
Walter Brennemen Award winner 1954
Coached at French Lick High School
Spent 32 years on staff at the University of Indianapolis
Coached baseball, basketball, cross country, and softball
University of Indianapolis Athletic Director 1977-1993
Inducted in 1988

Edgar Bright '26
Four-sport star earning 12 letters in basketball, baseball, football, and track
Played on the first football and track squads at Indiana Central in 1924-25
Selected to the Indiana Collegiate All-Star Basketball team and the Indiana All-College Football second team during Senior Season
Served as a High School Teacher, Coach, and Administrator for 26 years on Long Island, New York where he produced several outstanding football, baseball, and wrestling teams
Head Baseball coach at Long Island University for 10 years
Returned to Indiana Central in 1945 to restart the athletic program after it was dropped during the war years
Re-established the Indiana Central football program in the fall of 1946 after a 13 year absence
A driving force in founding the Hoosier College Conference in which Indiana Central was a prominent member for many years
The Indiana Central Basketball Team, under the direction of Coach Bright, was the host institution for the first collegiate double-header ever played in the Indiana State Fairground Coliseum: Harvard vs. Indiana Central and North Carolina vs. Holy Cross.
Inducted in 1990