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Special Guest: Former FHS Swim Coach Steve Mullen! | Farley's Frankfort Fun Facts

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Source
YouTube / Community Schools of Frankfort
Date
2025-10-01
Location
Clinton County, IN
Material
Transcript
Extent
378 words · about 3 min
Collected
2026-06-05

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001Welcome back to another episode of Farley Frankfurt funfacts hot dogs. Today I'm here with legendary Steve Mullen. Many of you know that we have our aquatic center that's named after Mr. Mullen. So Mr. Mullen, welcome to Farley's Fun factfacts. Appreciate being here. >> Mr. Mullen, if you'd just share with with everyone just the number of years you taught here at Frankfurt and and especially the number of years you coached as well. >> Okay. Well, I began my uh career uh after graduating from Shelbyville High School. I went to Ball State University, graduated from Ball State in 1968. uh we moved to Frankfurt or not I'm sorry Renelier and I taught 10 years at Renelier and in 1978 I came to Frankfurt uh high school and taught here for 30 years and uh enjoyed my time

002both at Rinselier and at Frankfurt. >> So 30 years here at Frankfurt and and coaching the swim team as well and I know I remember you as my PE teacher when I was here back in 1990s. Uh, so I know recently you were inducted in the hot dog hall of fame as an honorary member. So talk to us a little bit about that. Yeah, that was an extreme joy on my part and my family's part and of course and enjoyed the time uh with the uh swimmers that came back and those that many that weren't able to come back during that presentation sent me notes and uh some uh videos and so forth and enjoyed that time immensely. >> Yeah. Uh well, one of the things I also wanted to talk to you about is

003we're here with with some students in Mr. CI's broadcasting class. It's a pathway we offer here at Frankfurt High School and and every month I do a fact and I thought you had a real interesting fact to share with our with our viewers and and it has something to do with broadcasting. So, would you like to share that fact with them? >> Sure. As part of my uh education at Ball State, I was in the Sigmakai fraternity and one of my brothers uh was David Letterman. >> Wow. and David I was a a pledge trainer for David's uh class pledge class and uh also became you know friends there on campus and uh we did several things together uh as a lot of college students we weren't the calmst of individuals at that time uh

004so several of the stories that I could tell I won't share but uh David was an individual and became a very good broadcaster and of course is quite famous and uh uh we enjoyed our time together. >> Yeah, that's great to hear. I know they have the Ball State Communications Center, David Letterman Center that where he had donated and if you've if you ever been there, it's kind of designed like the city of New York a little bit inside. So, I appreciate you sharing the facts. So, Frankfurt Hot Dogs, legendary Steve Mullen here for another episode of Frankfurt uh Farley's Fun Facts. Have a great day, hot dogs.

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