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THE NATIONAL PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL, INC. NATIONAL PRESIDENT 875 Bear Tavern Road Trenton, NJ 08628 (609) 882-6169 Home (212) 264-5192 Business RECORDING SECRETARY 1626 Myrtle Street NW Washington, D.C. 20011 Dr. Gilbert H. Francis ΦΒΣ President Mrs. Lillie J. VanLandingham ΕΓΡ 1st Vice President Mr. Harold Fischer ΚΑΨ 2nd Vice President Mrs. Cynthia Peters ΔΣΘ Recording Secretary Mr. Lorenzo P. Butler, Jr. ΑΦΑ Corresponding Secretary Mr. James "Biff" Carter, Jr. ΚΑΨ Treasurer Ms. Lecia Swain ΣΓΡ Graduate Member at Large Ms. Ginger McKnight ΑΚΑ Undergraduate Member at Large * * * * * * * * * * * * Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Mrs. Faye B. Bryant Supreme Basileus Dr. Earnestine G. McNealey Executive Director Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Mr. Ozell Sutton General President Mr. James B. Blanton, III Executive Secretary Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,Inc. Mrs. Hortense Canady National President Ms. Mary B. Hendrick Executive Director Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Dr. Edith V.Francis Grand Basileus Mrs. Thelma H. Fisher Executive Secretary Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Mr. Robert L. Gordon Grand Polemarch Mr. A.F. Moultrie Executive Secretary Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Dr. Alice M. Swain Grand Basileus Mrs. Bonita M. Herring Executive Secretary Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity,Inc. Mr. Demetrius C. Newton,Esq. National President Mr. Gerald D. Smith Executive Director Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Dr. L. Benjamin Livingston Grand Basileus Mr. Robert P. Reeder Executive Secretary [[image]] Dr. Gilbert H. Francis ΦΒΣ President The Future of NPHC A reactivated, revitalized, rededicated National Pan-Hellenic Council is on the move onward and upward toward the realization of the lofty goals of the organization and a glorious and productive future. An organization like NPHC, with a membership of over 500,000 of some of the most prominent professional black people in America, has the potential of being the greatest force for change the black community has ever known. The direction that NPHC is currently moving in gives excellent promise of the fulfillment of that potential. National movements like the Assault On Illiteracy Program afford NPHC new and greater outreach opportunities than ever before. With hundreds of thousands of volunteers already in place under the umbrella of NPHC, this organization is in a most favored position to act as a catalyst for AOIP in thousands of black communities all over America. NPHC, a grateful Black America salutes you! [[logo of the NPHC]] [[image]] Delegate Magazine's Hope of the Future is Michelle C. Hill. As Delegate Magazine record our past, live with fullness our present and look with hope and great expectation to our future the youth of today is preparing to be our leaders of tomorrow. Delegate Magazine and the world will be in their hands. With youth such as Honor Student Michelle C. Hill we see a bright horizon. Michelle attended both public and private schools in New York City before going to Boylan-Haven-Mather Academy in Camden S.C. where She was listed in who's who among American High School Student '82-'83–Highest average in the Junior Class '82-'83–Vice President of the Junior Class '82-'83 High Honor Roll–Honor Roll '82-'83–Outstanding work in English '82-'83–Scholarship award for the most improvement. Michelle is presently a senior at Rhodes School in New York City where she continues her high level of scholastic achievements. She is a honor student and is on the Rhodes School's Honor Roll. Michelle plans to attend Spelman in Atlanta Ga. Michelle's sister Rochelle a honor student at Wagner Jr. High School in New York City graduates June 1984 and plans to attend Bronx High School of Science–We Do Have A Future– 200
