Hall of Fame
A native of Clarksville, Frank Ingram graduated from Clarksville High School in 1931. Before College of the Ozarks dropped the football program in 1933, Ingram lettered one year (1932). In 1940, Ingram joined WWII and achieved the rank of 2nd Lieutenant Commander until 1945 when he returned to College of the Ozarks. In 1948, Ingram received the first degree in health and physical education from Ozarks. A year later, Ingram was a member of the University of Arkansas Kappa Delta Pi National Honor Fraternity, the C of O Chairman of Health & Physical Education Department and an assistant coach in the football and basketball programs. From 1955 to 1960, Ingram was the head football coach at College of the Ozarks where he coached fellow Hall of Famers, Gayle Kaundart, Fritz Ehren, Lonnie Qualls and Billy Bock. Ingram retired in 1970 as a full professor and the head of the Health and Physical Education department.
