FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1958 Chemlrys Votes nd Of Rotation The Chemistry-Physics Student Council has voted 13 to 5 to go on record against the fraternity independent rotation system for All-University elections. The council also tabled a mo tion for a "directed vote" plan, which would 'require the coun cil's president or representative on All-University Cabinet to vote on controversial issues as the council members wished him to vote. Also as part of the motion, pro posed by Donald Zepp, junior in chemical engineering from York, the council president would be required to bring all controversial issues before council for discus sion. The president would be re quired to follow council feeling if the council instructs him by a two-thirds vote. President Carroll McDonnell appointed a committee of Zepp. Marilyn King and Walter Davis to study the plan and propose a reworded motion at the next council meeting. Council members were urged to consider carefully the possi bility of initiating an academic honor system in the college. The members were given reprints of the report made by the Senate Subcommittee on Academic Hon esty. • Irving Klein, chairman of the spring semester orientation pro gram, reported that he spoke to more than 20 students during the Week and answered many ques tions concerning the activities of the council. co_eckb New officers of Delta Zeta are Jane ; Benson, president; Judith Ewing, first vice president; Mary Herbein, second vice president; Mary Ann Reid recording secre tary; Patricia McGough, treas urer; Nincy Feller, corresponding secretary; Sally Spencer, histor ian; Janice Smith, social chair man, and Patricia Roth, activities chairman. New officers of Pyrose are Re gina Kaczmarek, president; Dar lene Anderson, vice president; Barbara Hirleman, recording sec retary; Jane Kirk, corresponding Coedits may be brought to The Daily Collegian office and placed in the Gazette box. Only sorority of fice r s, fraternity pledges and fraternity officers will be included. secretary; Marianna Moorhouse, treasurer; Mary Ann Muhr, rush ing chairman; Agnes Armon, so cial chairman, and Joyce Bed rava, -editor. New officers of Phi Sigma Sig ma are Harriet Felder, archon; Aileen Feldman, first vice arc hon; Barbara Hahn, second vice archon; Harriet Brand, tribune; Mimi Sussman, bursar; Roberta Levine, scribe; Rae Station, ruah chairman, and Ruth Steinberg,. social chairman. New officers of Phi Sigma Kap pa are George Shambaugh, presi dent; Robert Thompson, vice president; Joseph Weader, secre tary; Robert Koehler, treasurer; Peter Deschlin, sentinel; Wiles Reeder, inductor; John Yaple, chaplain; Donald Dunlop, cater er, and Gaylord Smith, house manager. New officers of Della Gamma are Mary Louise Lytle, president; Frances. Griffin, first vice presi dent; Susan Vogeler, second vice president; Catherine Engel, cor responding secretary; Amelia Hopson, recording secretary; Hen rietta Hertzog, treasurer; Karen Goble, rushing chairman; and Karel Goble, social chairman. New officers of Sigma Phi"£p silos are F. Allen Weisenfluh, president; .Harry Davidson, vice president; Robert Averill, secre tary; Jay Snyder, treasurer; Jos eph Boston, historian; Gary Her shelman, senior marshal; Joseph Trost, junior marshal; Andrew Moconyi, guard and Peter Isop, chaplain. 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