Lansing Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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Sigma Sigma Gamma Sorority Founded at Lansing High Sami, 1897 Colors: Red and Gold. MEMBERS 1899 Franc Bennett Gertrude Foster Edith E. Davis Mabel N. Hudson Margaret Knight 1900 Bon C. Bennett Katherine V. Dix Daisy R. Chapin Minah L. Jarrard Emma L. Nottingham

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Senior Literary Society According to the custom of preceding classes, the class of '98 also formed a literary society composed of the entire class, which was divided into committees of nine each, who provided enjoyable means of studying some author, together with a musical program and various social features, every third week. The tirst of these meetings was held at the home of Miss Lena Smith, where the society spent a pleasant evening listening to the following program, of which James WVhitcon1b Riley was the subject: Vocal solo, . - May Ross Sketch, - Mildred Fulton Reading, - Nellie Gates Reading, Florence Gitchell Poem, - - Chloe Goodrich Music, - . - Miss Bronson Olive Thorne, Translator The second meeting was held at the home of Miss Edith Presley. Dancing, cards and other games were indulged in after the conclusion of the program, from Ian McClaren, which was as follows: Vocal solo, - - Lena Smith Biography, c Ida Richardson Piano solo, Grace Dunneback Reading, Edith Presley Reading, - , Lee Watling Piano solo, Grace Dunneback Reading, - - - Mrs. Jones The third and last of these delightful events was at Miss Alice Hurd's home. All present reported a line time, especially the young gentlemen of the class. The following program, from W. D. Howells, was rendered: Music Biography, - Arthur Dunneback Reading, , Kate Maltby Vocal solo, Mabel Hasler Reading, Will Dietz Review, Harriett Hewitt Reading, Rena Griffin Violin solo, Will Hurd