Unionville High School - Echo Yearbook (Unionville, MO)

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Foreword We the members of the 1951 Echo staff proudly present this our 1951 Echo, ln whxch we have endeavored to record through the use of p1ctures what w11l prove to be the fondest memorles of the Senlor Class and of the ent1re student body, faculty and patrons of Un1onv11le Hlgh School It was our dBC1S1OD to use Athletlcs as a theme for th1s annual, S1DCe sports and phys1cal tralnlng recelve so much atten t10U and are so closely un1ted w1th mental tra1n1ng and develop ment If we have succeeded 1n recordlng your fondest memorles, we feel that all our work and t1me has not been spent ln valn We take th1s opportunlty to lntroduce our sponsors Mr Jack Wellman and Mr Harold Wellman, whose advlce and asslstance have made this book what it 1S Wa .A 'aud i 'K 1lV JACK WELLMAN HAROLD WELLMAN J lx dab CJ J 4 i . ' ! 7 ' ' n ' V vv ' defy Q I lx el J 4 X . 1,1 f '. 5 3 X 1 N X' if

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Dedxca ted to COACH ROY PRESTON ND ASSISTANT COACH BOB REED With the selection of ATHLBTICSN as the theme for thzs Echo, it was decided that it would only be fitting to dedicate the book to Coach Roy Preston and Assistant Coach Bob Reed teams the Unionville public has seen in recent years Their work w1th the basketball teams paid off in a good percentage of wins Their greatest contributlon to the Athletxc Department has been to instill in the boys the will to w1n, and to impress them with the fact that any winning team must live the game, not only wh1le playing, but also at all other times They have taught the boys the vital1ty of sportsmanship and the seriousness of the game in which they are playing In view of these facts, it 1S our desire to dedicate the 1951 Echo to Coach Preston and ASS1St8Dt Coach Reed The Staff 6 A ll ' They worked hard and tirelessly to produce one of the best football