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
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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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