Indiana University School of Dentistry - Prognosis Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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I f--Q Mt 1 nm Y 47 5 .. 'M f fn ----1 I 'fini F . -Pia W. n .,v. Da. 111-zz 1-'t'nN.ts, Prrzvizlrnl. Indianapolis, Ind. We 'E ei Ili? W. truck, Vmlrll, Indianapolis, lnd. 'Z 'Y jfs if THE snxizrzmg lIlDrE-'5glNl T ,gg s is ATHLETIC GFFICERS, 191 -1916 FATHER OF ATHLETICS When first organized the athletic association consisted of one member, the Faculty Manager, Dr. Furnas. From this unpretentious begin- ning the association has grown to a member- bership including all of the student body and many of the alumni. While the Association was quite young, there developed bills to pay. Dr. Furnas drew a deep breath and his next month's pay check from the college. gave up the idea of having a new suit and paid, When he thinks of his gone forty or Fifty let him know that it went to produce a thrill for every milling mark on the edge of every dollarg yells by the million. and big broad ' healthful smiles in like man- ner. To show its gratitude and appreciation of the services of Dr. Furnas, the Athletic Association presented him with a handsome watch at the mass meeting of April 10th. Miss BIARY DAVIS, Src.-Trcas., Indianapolis, Ind. To the efforts of Heze Clark. the team owes much of its success. In 1915 Heze started with raw material and with untiring efforts has placed athletics on a firm basis in the college. lleze has been wcll known in Indiana and the Middle West for seventeen years. He is an all-round athlete. having won his monogram in football, basketball, and track at Indiana and Shortriflge high school. Clark played football at lndiana Yniversity in 1904, 1905 and 1906. and was named as the all-western champion hall' back by many critics. He has been an athletic director for about ten years, and always puts out a strong team. Cliff made a great manager and handled the finances in the best way possible. Everyone is well pleased with his management. In his efforts to show hospitality to each visiting team, he gave a dance in their honor. The team will miss their peppery little manager. Owing to past experience Miss Davis filled her position exceptionally well. Her ef- forts in boosting the team helped athletics to take a prominent place in the col- lege. Miller is our manager for next year. He has been assisting Cliff this year and has shown unusual ability in handling the situation. We expect Paul to give thc college and Indianapolis an unusually good schedule of games. Currox E. IJONNELL, Manager, Indianapolis. Ind. PAUL INIILLER, Ass'r. Manager, Rensselaer, Ind.

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2. L i ill? 'THE snmvzaw umsmfigi QUE J. R. LEVERON, Freelandville, Ind.. Tiaossmv HECK, Captain, Fairmount, Ind. Jim or Lev won the honor of being placed on the third all-state college basketball team. Led the team in scoring field goals during each of the three years which he played on the team. One of the best forwards in the state. Deak, our next year's captain, is a good goal shot and a very fast man on the floor. Outside of being a fast forward, he is a clever guard. Deak was strong in passing and in making long shots. 8 A E. LONG, Kokomo, Ind. Long, strong for long shots, our very speedy guard was a favorite with the fans. His drib- bling and passing was seldom broken up. A true sportsman. In his two years on the team, he never lost his smile. He played forward as well as guard. Cap won many a game by his speed in breaking up the team play of the opponents. One look at Cap put pep in the whole team. As a guard and fighter he was unexcelled. Played three years on the team. E or Ed made an excellent record as a first year man. He was only out-played by two centers during the entire season. Ed is an all around athlete, having won distinction in base- ball and swimming as well as in basketball. I i. DlZAK'NE, lfortville, Ind 'Y 1 ...iq-V,-. -4' A. W. EDMAN St. Paul, Minn