University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Kentucky HOR fields and herds, for noble women and brave men there is no place like Kentucky. She has found way into the poetry and song of many tongues. Her name is the watchword of chivalry and her plains have been christened with the blood of sacrifice on behalf of the Stars and Stripes. It is for us to make her fields abound with more plenty in the fruits of the earth, to plant the seeds of learning in the minds of her children and start in their homes the cultivation of every Art and Science which it has been the genius of man to discover. A sense of pride should swell in the heart of every man who can call himself a son of this great State. Let her sublime hills be wrapped in the mystery of feud and legend, let poets sing the tales that are told of her people, their fortitude and valour and let each one so build his life upon the coming years that A

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. me; nd' BLUE GRASS SCENE

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ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING