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Strong Spirit, Fast Turtle Win at Derby he women of French Hall started 1981 off well by winning the Phi Delta Theta Turtle Derby Parents' Weekend. In addition to having many exchanges, they were Gault Hall Little Sisters. More activities included flag football, a Halloween Party for hall members, another Halloween party with Willis Sweet Hall, GDI Week activities , a Christmas Party, visiting the elderly residents of a convalescent center, intramural basketball , a screw-your-
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roommate party, a hall big and little sister program, and the Francais Garcon Contest, which ended with David Omura as the winner. Pam Ford and Linda Kelling were volleyball players; J amie Cobb was a cheerleader; Chris Steinley was the Gault Hall Snowball Queen runner-up; Sandra White and Bonnie Lawrence were in Circle K; Camille Crea, Nancy Metcalf, and Bonnie Lawrence were members of the Golden Girls and the marching band. Sandra White was also the Tower Board vice-president. French Hall had 74 members.D
FRENCH HALL FRONT ROW: Helene Glancey, Wendy Holmqulet, Becky Eleenman, Beth Bailey, Jenl Gladwell, Elise Cox, Melanie Flanagan, Chrle Steinley. SECOND ROW: Denlee Reed, Jane Eccles, Sandra White, Bonnie Lawrence, Penny Barfuss, Wendy Schwarz, Linda Hill, Anna Taylor, Doralne Reichart, Suele Simon, Carolyn Hoyt. THIRD ROW: Pam Harvey, Francine Baggetto, Eleanor Kirk, Alpha Zaragoza, Deily Stone, Paula Weller, Sandra Creed, Shelly Murata, Karen Exon, Jamie Cobb. BACK ROW: Liea Vound, Carmen Stolte, Nancy Metcalf, Sue Metzek, Connie Faith, April Vergobbl, Kendra Smith, Dawn Gray, Krie Anderaon, Camille Crew, Jennifer Holden, Jennifer LeV anger, Diane Sandquist.
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