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Kalakagathia Society
ca. 1917
UP UPC ASUD K34 #1
When the mandatory literary societies were disbanded in 1911,
two new societies were organized. One would be ASU's first sorority, the Kalakagathia Society,
and the other was the Zetetic society, which took its name from the first society
on campus.
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In the beginning, the goal of the Kalakagathia Society was the study of
literature. In 1916, their focus changed to the study of the
Camp Fire Girls movement as guardians. Their programs
included outdoor observation, first aid, hygiene, games, storytelling
and handicraft work. The purpose of this society was recognizing
the inherent beauty of common activities like daily work and play.
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