Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Contents Book I.......................The College Book II .....................The Classes Book III.....................The Schools Book IV.................Student Activities Book V............................Humorous

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Logan Residence John Thomas Caine, Jr. SI X the clays of the prehistoric “Celtic Supremacy ' in Western Europe, the ancestors of Professor Caine roved the heathery uplands and boggy wilds, sallied from their huts and caves, girt with leather armor, and fought with the wildest. Their primitive weapons rang in the din of battles long ago. Ancient mossy cairns now and then yield up the moldering bones and dolichocephalic skulls of these savage warriors. The erudite archaeologist ponders long and deeply in vain attempts to decipher all the mystic symbols and inscriptions on the stone monuments, sole relics of a mighty vanished race. The shattered remnants of this cycle, much obscured and influenced by successive inundations of varying races following each other in westward migrations, persist in a few places on the bleak Atlantic shores of Europe. The Breton folk, the Gaols of the Scottish Highlands. the Welsh, the Irish, and the inhabitants of the Isle of Man. represent the present-day descendants of the race who preceded the Romans and the Teutons in the British Isles. The Isle of Man is the home of our Caines, a brunch of the same family that has produced the well-known Manx historian and novelist. Hall Caine. John Thomas Caine. Senior. Ex-congressman from I t ah. a hale and hearty octo- —10—