Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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Jo Ellen Elliott Big Broadcast

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Choir Miss Carol Ewart, choir director, presided over a busy season for the Frankfort Senior High Choir. The Christmas Season saw the choir entertaining at various social and religious functions about the city, climaxed with a Christinas convocation. January and February was contest time and tlie choir was well represented at district and state. March saw this group participating in Big Broadcast with numbers from “The Sound of Music”. A successful year was climaxed with participation in the Spring Music Festival and Graduation ceremonies. Choir Officers — Jo Ellen Elliott, Secretary; Becky Carroll, President; Cindi Clark, Sergeant-at-arms. Row 1 — Kay Cunningham, Sandy Wingett, Sue Lapp, Becky Lungren, Lois Scott, Janice Hayes, Debbie Milner. Row 2 — Cheryl Bradley, Josie Birden, June Barker, Brenda Obermiller, Cathy Lindour, Rennie VVelty, Sallie Kimble, Janet Martin, Jennie Moon. Row 3 — Miss Carol Ewart, Director; Janet Moore, Linda Davies, Sue Ann Lucas, Sandy Stewart, Rosa Lapham, Sue Fudge, Mary Anne Salisbury. Row' 4 — Carol Redding, Jo Ellen Elliott, Becky Kennedy, Debbie Goar, Cindi Clark, Nancy Bicker, Marsha Adams, Penny Fortinberry, Susan Hollis, Nancy Beck. Trudy McPhearson, Vickie DeRosa, John Milner. Row' 5 — Craig Strain, Gerald Gardner, David Quick, Tim New', Joe Smith, Jim Gwinn, Gary Burns, Randy Brook, Jim Hardesty, Phil Dunham, Jerry Avery, Mike Bushman, Bill Adair, Ronnie Fortinberry, Rich Cohee. Stanley Baughman. 25

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The Big Broadcast of 1907 took on a new look under the direction of Mr. Aden K. Long, with the student directors Keitha Baker and Tom Sharp. A cast of 125 students took part in the gay, colorful variety show whose theme and acts clearly indicated “It’s a Mod, Mod, Mod, Mod World”. M.C. Conrad Howe used wit and skill in announcing the acts and keeping the audience in laughter. The show got off to a lively start with twenty Madrigal Singers piling out of a Volkswagen inviting the audience to “Enjoy Yourself”. Following the Madrigal the show kept a livelv pace with highlights including a solo “Exactly Like You” by Jo Ellen Elliott; a baby elephant walk; “A Secretary is Not a Toy” by a group of lively Sophomores; and a Senior boys’ whistling act which kept the entire audience in stitches. After hearing the choir sing songs from “Tile Sound of Music” everyone agreed that the 1967 Big Broadcast was one of the best shows yet. It's A Mod, Mod, Mod, Mod World” Vicki DeRosa and Junior Girls. Sophomore Secretaries. 27