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The purpose of the site is to help those new to the village to connect with its past and for those who have left for pastures new to remember what was left behind

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A selection of photographs of the teachers who taught in 1950's, 60's and 70's.

NS (34)-Edit

Taken in the mid 1960's.

School 4-Edit

1964 - Is No.9 Miss Dundas?

School 340

Taken at the top of Misty Law. Left to right, Catherine Elgin, ????, Betty McKellar and Margaret Speirs

School 11

In the yellow jumper Catherine Robb, reading the newspaper Mary Love

School 17

Betty McKellar looking a bit shocked caught wearing a green paper hat and Mary Love in the red checked dress.

School 2

Dorothy Chadburn on the left and Margaret Speirs looking at the camera. The teacher behind her and to the left - Miss Dundas?

School 7

On the left Mary Love, then Margaret Speirs and Catherine Elgin front centre

School 325

Elizabeth Anderson attending class during one of the cruises.

School 10

Not sure what's going on here, looks like a bit of dressing up for something, Catherine Elgin does not look to sure about it. I don't know who the style guru is on the right - do you? - let me know if you do.

School 8

Let me know if you recognise this teacher and perhaps the classes she taught

School 9

Let me know if you recognise this teacher and perhaps the classes he taught. As this class is looking onto the Linthills I think that makes it a Primary 7 class.

School 6

From left to right Margaret Speirs, ????, Betty McKellar, Mr Frank Kennedy and Mrs Anderson. It looks quite a formal events as they have place names in front of them - and flowers! Maybe should have changed the brown vintage enamel teapot for a china one.

School 5

Let me know if you recognise this teacher and perhaps the classes she taught

School 3

Mr Frank Kennedy the woodwork and metal work teacher with a "Bunch of Kids". On the wall above the blackboard is his mantra for woodwork. If I remember correctly No1 was "Plane a face side" and No 2 was "Plane a face edge".

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