An Open Forum, planned for the
S turd y afternoon e ion,
lied so th more time could be
gi en for the discussion of reorganiza­
tion plans. Since the constitution did
n provide for elections other than at
national conventi • the executive
board in rUtted Fir t Vice President
VanLandiqbam to e in the ca ci­
ty of pr' t. Gerald Smith, ex­
ecutive director of Phi Beta Sigma
Fr emity, . nted secretary.
An interim tr urer, J "Birr'
Carter, Jr: board member-at-
lar e, Isabel Tryal, ere also ap- (Continued on /)Ilg� 26.)
gen ral them of th meeting
"Togeth in the 80's: United
in ought and utual Int rest ."
Briefly tated by Soror VanLan­
dingham, the purpose of the meeting
to fill "a need for a reorganization
of the ation Pan-Hell . Council'
member organizatio (chap en) to
unite for common theme, and to
I rn from mi es and move for-
ard."
pointed. These officers will serve until
De electio are held a the n n­
tional convention, hich a tentative-
ly for the fall.
orris appa Alpha Psi), chairper-
son; and Constitution and Byla s, Dr.
G. Frances (Phi Beta Sigma), chairper­
son.
rededication to
organization as
tion:
eTo . coli e and uni ·ty ad-
nun rations in attaining th .
educational and cultural objecti
The foUowing committees ere
finally decided upon after a lengthy,
but highly productive, discu sion:
Budg t and Finance, James "Bifr'
Carter. (Kappa Alpha P i), chairper­
son; Program, Dr. Ern tine c eiUy
(Alph ppa Alpha), chairperson;
Time d PI (convention), Earl
Before adjourning the grateful
assembly gave Pr 'dent Vanlanding-
ham a rising vote of confi and
than fo her courageo effo to
r urrect the defunct national body.
eTo maintain fraternity life and inter­
fraternal relationships on a hi
pane.
eTo e as a standard settin and
implementing body for the affiliate
organizaf in th areas of rushing,
pl� and initiation.
eTo e as a forum fo con 'd-
eration of mutual interest to th
member organizatio .
mer
orld.