University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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DEDICATION We Respectfully Dedicate This Volume of the 1930 KENTUCKIAN The memory of the students of the University of Kentucky who fought and died in the great World War. Those who were the peacemakers dur- ing the course of the war, and to those who helped restore normal conditions after the war. Those of the present, with the en- viable hope that the future will hold success and progress for our Alma Mater as has the past.

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Gfiie 1930 KENTUCKIAN Published by the SENIOR. C LASS of the UN 1VERSITY OF KENTUCKY

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decorative theme of the 1930 Kentuckian has been taken from the art of the present. It is in the present that new ideals of po- litical democracy and intellectual lib- erty are being formed. The belief that divine powers are not jealous of the human mind is almost universally be- ing learned. Men have come to hope and unceasingly strive for knowledge and goodness, which is the goal of mortal endeavor. It is through this decorative theme that we remind you of the great World War, which marked the begin- ning of the present customs, beliefs and ideals.