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I would like to say welcome to the children and Staff of the School who are using the site to research the history of Thrybergh. Please consider this your page, contact me should you have any questions, or would like to add information on this page.

Please note this is not an official School site, anyone wishing to contact the School should do so via the School contact information

Photo kindly submitted by Betty Mountford nee Green and retouched by Mick Carver
Betty is second on the left bottom row

Bottom row 1st on left Edna Naylor , 2nd from left Betty Green 5th from left Eddie White, 6th from left Marshall Sanderson ( his dad ran Ravenfield post office and Marshall also ran it ) 7th from left Betty Cox (my dad's cousin).
2nd row up 1st on left Harold Boothroyd, 3rd from left Christine Bryant 5th from left Margaret Davis , 7th from left Len Barlow, 8th from left Sid White last on this row Joyce Cutts.
3rd row up all from left 2nd Mable Blacker, 3rd Marion Oxley, 5th Brenda Smith, 6th Iris Rodgers 7th Dorothy White, teacher is Miss Buckley
top row all from left 1st Norman cutts, 6th ?? Whitaker. 7th Madaline Mariott last on row Bill Barlow.

THE WILLERT FAMILY PHOTO COLLECTION

In the photos of the school, the 3 teachers are: left, Miss French (infants), Miss Buckly (Head) and right Miss Savage, juniors. She appears on the second photo too.

Stan Bailey tells me she was well named as she used to hit pupils including him, across the knuckles with the sharp edge of the ruler. (She doesn’t look a happy lady does she?) The only pupil we know is Leslie Willert (grandson of Teresa and Frederic). In the top photo he is second from the right hand side of the back row and in the bottom photo he is at the left-hand end of the bottom row. Leslie by the way was born in 1923 to give you some idea of the date.
David Culley

My thanks to Betty Mountford nee Green, Mick Carver, David Culley, and Stan Bailey for their contributions to this page

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