Thedford High School - Trojan Yearbook (Thedford, NE)

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Members of Board Thomas County High School Back row: Earl Figard, Don Werner, Grant Figardg Front row: Ralph Harrell, President, Marietta C. Day, Secretary, Lynn Nutter, Treasurer.

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Coach Lynn Schwie r Junior Cllass Sponsor Social Studies Shop Betty Jane Breck Freshman Cbass Sponsor Music English

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scorcn HIGHLAND CATTLE The Breed of Preferred Type For Hardy Breeding Stock of Purebred Highlanders or Choice Highland-Angus Cross Feeders, Contact: Bene E. Mercer, Theafora, Nebraska t As long as much of Amerf ica's best cattle range is fre- quently subjected' to raging blizzards, stirrup deep snow with the mercury trying to hide in the bulb, Highland popularity will continue to soar. There is not anyway to ward off those climatic con- ditions' consequently, for more comfort, llesure and profit, beef ralsers need to breed a hardler -strain of cattle that can .take it. The easiest, quickest and best way to get that job done is to infuse Highland blood into thc herds already there. Oth- ers have done it, are doing it. Why not you? Hardiness plays a mighty important role in cattle rais- ing throughout America. Even in the tempeiate areas. char- acterlstls sudden changes in weather conditions affect cat- tle tremendously, causing them to hump and shiver, or seek shelter where there is little or no feed or forage. Not so, the Highlander! These cattle will be out there pit- ching, finding provender where ordinary cattle would- n't even look for it-keeping fit and making .money for their owner.