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The Last Year of the 1955/6 Class 1b Old Thrybergh Secondary Modern School

Back row:-

T Waller, P Smith, G Woodburn, B Ward, P Roberts, B Rodgers, P Sanders, S Trimmer, H Ward.
3rd row;-

T Marshall, M Downing, ????????, A Grey, R Staley, M Dimblebee, N Whitworth, D Dabbs, A Rollett, B Eyre.
2nd row:-

R Brailsford, P Green, L Wagstaff , D Beddows, Miss E Taylor[ Mrs E Hutton ], V Bergin, J Luke, J Critchley, M Birkett.
Front row;-

S Rochester, M Malia, B Bentley, H Smith, B Davidson, E Simcock

HISTORY

The First Year of the 1956/7 Class 2b New Thrybergh Secondary Modern School

Back row :-

P Smith, H Ward, P Sanders, T Brown, T Marshall, B Eyre, G Woodburn, B Ward, K Guest.
3rd row :-

A Grey, A Lawson, M Walker, R Staley, N Kinsey, N Whitworth, J Critchley, H Carter, A Rollett, M Dimblebee.
2nd row :-

B Bentley, B Daividson, B Rodgers, H Dawson, B Herbert, M Malia, S Trimmer, E Simcocks, H smith, R Watts.
1st row;-

S Dransfield, V Bergin, A ?????, D Beddows, Mr G Waddington, L Wagstaff, R Brailsford, M Birkett, D Dabbs.
Sitting: -

J Luke, P Green

"I think the Comp was called a Secondary school when I was there But it seems that long since I may be wrong. You would probably have known a few of my of my former class mates John, unfortunately at least one of these I know to has died, Rita Brailsford also our class teacher in 2b Mr G Waddington, both died a quite few years ago."

Brian Eyre

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