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YEP....
I guess since I’m fresh out of high school (3 years ago) and was apart of one of those "sorority-like" clubs I can respond to the post. The name of the club is S.I.S.T.E.R.S- Sisters Intelligently Striving To Enhance Real Sisterhood we where somewhat parallel to sororities we had an induction ritual, a pin, jacket, verbal call, colors, and a hand signal. We also had an interview process and we all had to wear white shirts until we were officially members. There wasn't any hazing, hitting, violence, or learning the history. As I look back on it I think that it was more of a social thing but I'm still in contact with the other members. Funny someone mentioned that the advisors may belong to a BGLO but in my case I think the advisor started the club because she wanted to belong to something. Luckily we had other faculty members that help us especially when we had our little step show. Now that I’m in college I realize the differences between my little clubs in high school opposed to official BGLO.
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