Original sentence: Final Clubs at Harvard include the Fly Club, (1836), a successor of the fraternity Alpha Delta Phi; The Phoenix - S K Club (1897); Porcellian (1791, originally called The Argonauts), and the The Signet Society, a Harvard literary club rather than a Final Club, is also regarded on campus and by members as a "semi-secret" society.Founded by John Purdue and Salmon Portland Chase in 1869 following the establishment of Lafayette Bank and Purdue University, was the Sacred Order of Skull and Crescent.Oak Park and River Forest High School, a top public high school attracted a Preppy student body, drawn to a "secret society culture", while neighboring Fenwick High School (Chicago, Illinois) continues to have a "preppy" outlook.Their rituals pertain to rites associated with America's founding fathers, and they have had historical associations with Skull and Bones and Amelia Earhart, the latter an instructor on Purdue's campus
Edited sentence: Final Clubs at Harvard include the Fly Club, (1836), a successor of the fraternity Alpha Delta Phi; The Phoenix - S K Club (1897); Porcellian (1791, originally called The Argonauts), the most famous and often bracketed with Yale's Skull and Bones; and the The Signet Society, a Harvard literary club rather than a Final Club, is also regarded on campus and by members as a "semi-secret" society.Founded by John Purdue and Salmon Portland Chase in 1869 following the establishment of Lafayette Bank and Purdue University, the Sacred Order of Skull and Crescent is, by far, the most intriguing secret society, and possibly, the most elite within the Big Ten.Oak Park and River Forest High School, a top public high school attracted a Preppy student body, drawn to a "secret society culture", while neighboring Fenwick High School (Chicago, Illinois), arguably Chicago's most elite private prep school, continues to have a "preppy" outlook.Their rituals pertain to rites associated with America's founding fathers, and they have had close associations with Skull and Bones and Amelia Earhart, the latter an instructor on Purdue's campus