"FRANK"

Frank Delaney Kettering, the Hoosier from Monmouth, Illinois, graduate of Monmouth College, student of engineering, gives the Hoosier Hot Shots that "rah! rah! rah!" "up and at 'em" touch in their arrangements. Although only 29, he has studied organ, piano, flute, piccolo, banjo, guitar, and now plays bass fiddle for the Hoosier Hot Shots. His most recent achievement being the premiere introduction of the electric bass fiddle, the only one used in the world today. Frank's hobby is buying things. He has a movie outfit and takes pictures of everything and anything. He has an outboard motor for fishing, and is looking for a bargain in a yacht now. Besides, he wants a big farm and is considering the purchase of the old farm he was born on near Monmouth, Illinois. Frank isn't a Hoosier but he has been in Indiana so much that you can hardly tell him from one. In his spare time he arranges, writes, composes and - plays ping pong. Frank wants to have a good farm to take care of him during the "music business slumps." He married Dorothy Kosko of Greensburg, Pennsylvania, and has one daughter, Carol. Like Ken, he has also been bitten by the candid camera bug.