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1 John Carr 2 Edward Warlow 3 David Butler 4 David Dore 5 Vivian Davies 6 Alan Dobbs 7 Gareth Evans ? 8 Ken Parslow 9 Ken Walton 1 John Carr 101 John H Williams 201 Antonio Tedaldi 2 Edward Warlow 102 Kenny Allen 202 Gareth Thomas 3 David Butler 103 Roger Vaughan 203 Colin Thomas 4 David Dore 104 Geoffrey K Davies 204 Vivian C Jones 5 Vivian Davies 105 Robert Humphreys 205 W Denzil Martin 6 Alan Dobbs 106 K Terry Johns 206 R Tony Davies 7 Gareth Evans ? 107 Eifion H Watkins 207 Geoffrey M Munden 8 Ken Parslow 108 Kerry Penny 208 Ronald G Falder 9 Ken Walton 109 David G Edwards 209 Michael R Prosser 10 Jade Rivers 110 Howard Dixon 210 Alan D Sweet 11 Duncan ? ? 111 Martyn Jones 211 Gwynne Jones 12 Alan Sage 112 D Keith Humphreys 212 T Gareth Rees 13 Keith Morris 113 E Alan Bailey 213 Brian H Davies 14 Billy Seward 114 Clifford Hewitt 214 D Melville Jenkins 15 Richard Kemp 115 Alan Palmer 215 Robert W L Dyer 16 Micky Thomas 116 Peter A Perry 216 Vivian L Evans 17 John Thomas 117 Geoffrey Hek 217 Derek Davies 18 Hywel Edwards 118 Jeffrey Weston 218 Lionel Evans 19 John Pugh 119 John B Williams 219 Ian D Bremner 20 Anthony Jones 120 Michael Rogers 220 Terence Jones 21 Ivan Davies 121 Kenneth Williams 221 Gordon Sheldon 22 Robert Price 122 Emrys Davies 222 Alan Davies 23 Viv Barnard 123 Colin Jones 223 Royston Leach 24 Rhidian Morgan 124 Ian Hargrave 224 John D Newman 25 David E. Morgan 125 Wynford Bowen 225 Martin Jones? 26 Jeff Lloyd 126 William Richard Parry 226 27 John David Griffiths 127 David Adams 227 Brian Dennett 28 Michael Pook 128 David Dean 228 Brian Perry 29 Thomas G. Baker 129 Peter Leach 229 Howard Marsh 30 Geoff Einon 130 Melvyn Keith Lewis 230 Geraint Roberts 31 John Godding 131 Terry J Smith 231 Richard Parry 32 John Hek 132 T Alun Hughes 232 Stephen Barnes 33 Alwyn Griffiths 133 Russell Williams 233 34 134 Keith Griffiths Jones 234 Tudor Barnes 35 David Melvyn Griffiths 135 David Hanks 235 Alistair Wilson 36 John Vernon Grifiths 136 Peter Jenkins 236 Derek Barnes 37 Freddie Huggins 137 Barrie Jarvis 237 Richard Alun Lewis 38 Dewi Williams 138 David Edwards 238 Alwyn James 39 William Edward Jones 139 Lennard Manning 239 Martin Sage (Doc) 40 D R Davies 140 Melvyn Roberts 240 Les Wilcox 41 Ralph James 141 Allan Phillips 241 Geoffrey Abel 42 Richard G. Jones 142 Peter Roberts 242 John N Williams 43 James Clifford Davies 143 Anthony Sweet 243 D James Stephens 44 David James 144 Clive Howells 244 Michael Hill 45 David Maddox 145 Brian Edwards 245 Bernard Evans 46 Robert Servini 146 Michael Harrington 246 Jeffrey A D James 47 Robert M. Jones (Sargy) 147 Derek Barber 247 Geoffrey G Hawkins 48 Albert Constance 148 Raymond Furlong 248 Michael J Grinter 49 Allan Gamble 149 John Mapp 249 David A Caesar 50 Terence Daniels 150 Philip Rees Thomas 250 Gareth Roberts 51 Byron Pugh 151 E John Evans 251 David Thomas 52 Alwyn Hoffland 152 Bobby Hughes 252 David M Williams 53 Dewi Powell 153 Stuart Williams 253 Michael Knowles 54 John Castree 154 Vince Saunders? 254 R Keith Davies 55 Roger Davies 155 David J Howells 255 Geraint Venn 56 Phillip Thompson 156 Malcolm Chappell 256 Keith E Davies 57 Rhydwyn Thomas Davies 157 Phillip Cowie 257 Robert Thomas 58 David Long 158 T John Phelan 258 David B Price 59 Michael T Morgan 159 D Peter Williams 259 Michael Purcell 60 Peter O'Grady 160 260 Brian A Evans 61 Peter (Inky) Williams 161 Thomas Alfred Ian Smith 261 David Medlicott 162 Francis Davies 262 William Davies 163 Robert Hughes 263 Robert Rees 164 John Griffiths 264 John Davies 165 Victor M Reynolds 265 James Magness 266 Barrie Payne 301 Malcolm Bishop 401 Gwyn Jones 302 Alun Davies 402 Anthony Smith 303 Robert Evans 403 David Terry Evans 304 Dennis Ramsall 404 Philip Moore 305 Howard Butler 405 Christopher Hole 306 Howard Bushen 406 Melvyn H. Davies 307 David Cummings 407 Roger Blackmore 308 Peter N. Price 408 Steward Hughes 309 Randolph Evans 409 Jeffrey Hall 310 Bryan Mills 410 Morton John Russell 311 Hywel Edwards 411 Robert Tennant 312 Hywel Davies 412 Benjamin John Brace 313 Colin Cahill 413 Michael Jenkins 314 Leon Winston 414 John Newell 315 Keith Jones 415 Brian Doughton 316 Brian Barnes 416 Elfyn Williams 317 Jeff Baker 417 John Dylan Morgan 318 Jeff Ingram 418 John Morgan 319 John Wilkerson 419 Roger Howell 320 Alan Baxter 420 Stewart K. Thomas 321 Barrie Thomas 322 Jackie Phillips 323 Adrian Servini 324 John Sawyer 325 Gwynfor Howells 326 Donald Thomas 327 Clive Mordecai 328 Clive Havard 329 Francis Baker 330 Kenvyn Daniels 331 Keith Jenkins 332 David Miles 333 Peter Stevenson 334 George Thomas 335 Teifion Bryant 336 Roger Vallis 337 Philip Dyton 338 Keith James 339 Alwyn Davies 340 Anthony Thomas 341 Kelvin Chedzoy 342 Freddie Bladon 343 Malcolm Meredith 344 Adrian Blank 345 Leslie Evans 346 Lyn Jones 347 Alan Roberts 348 Philip John 349 Eric Lewis 350 Drew Haman 351 Brynmor Keith Lewis 352 Gareth Ll Edwards 353 Terry Jones 354 Hugh Lloyd 355 Roger Williams 356 John Samuel 357 Peter Rosser 358 John J Edwards 501 Mr Jack Edwards(Groundsman) 601 Vivian Rees 502 Miss Gwennie Griffiths 602 Alun Williams 503 Miss Nancy Hayward 603 Alan Phillips 504 Gerald Edwards 604 Terry Hughes 505 John Davey 605 John Jenkins 506 Sheridan George 606 Michael Pope 507 Jeffrey Parsons 607 Edwin John George 508 David Dadley 608 Colin Dunn 509 Robert E Howells 609 John Rivers 509 Robert E Howells 610 Peter Williams 510 Derek Jones 611 David Baldock 511 Aneurin Powell 612 Alan G Howells 512 Glen Melhuish 613 Sidney Melvin Holmes 513 Idwal Rees 614 Derek Evans 514 Geoffrey Baker 615 Alwyn Jones 515 Gareth Howells 616 Martin Beynon 516 Anthony Williams 617 John Keri Phillips 517 Thomas Graham Thomas 618 Michael Davies 518 Mrs Mattie Timothy (Maths) 1956-1958 p/t 619 John Davies 519 Mr Myrddin Morgan (Maths) 1957-65. 620 Alvin K Jones 520 Mr Gwilym Howells (Woodwork) 1956-59. 621 Roger Key 521 Mr David Charles Phelps (French) 1956-79 622 Gordon Morgan 522 Mr Charles Edward Landeg Morris (Latin) 1953-78 623 John Merriman 523 Mr David Daniel Davies (Biology) 1950-79. 624 David Roberts 524 Mr Garfield Daniel Griffiths (English) 1949-1964. 625 David Martin Buridge 525 Mr Edwin John Davies (Econ & History), 1944-58. 626 Kingsley Jones 526 Mr Gwilym Williams (Chemistry) 1939-77. 627 John Meredith 527 Mr Peter Edward Phillips (French) 1925-64 628 Alwyn Brooks 528 Mr John T Bowen (Dep Head, Scripture, Welsh) 629 Peter Jones 529 Mr Jess Warren (Headmaster) 1954-70. 630 Gareth Ronald Jones 530 Mr E J Excell (Sport & Art) 1922-58. 631 Howard Luke 531 Mr T R James (Mathematics) 1937-57. 632 Clive Adkins 532 Mr Luther James (General Science) 1943-59. 633 Robert Bassett 533 Mr John Benjamin Davies (French) 1945-67 634 Clive Lewis 534 Mr Robert William Francis (Physics) 635 Gwyn Hughes Jones 535 Mr Thomas James Evans (Geography) 1948-79 636 John Daniels 536 Mr Meirion Thomas Jenkins (Geology) 1949-1980 637 Stephen Morgan 537 Mr John Oliver (Mathematics) 1957-70 638 Michael Kedward 538 Mr John Gethin Evans (Music) 1956-81 639 Gabe Treharne 539 Mr Bernard Evans (Welsh) 1955-63 640 Jeffrey Whitcombe 540 Mlle N. Amalric ? French Assistante 641 Gareth Prince 541 Mrs Jennie Williams (Secretary) 1940-81 642 Francis Bryant 542 William Lucas 643 David J Baker 543 Melville Morgan 644 Howard Thomas 544 Keith Treharne 645 David Smith 545 Robert Price 646 Howard Turnbull 546 Gwyn Davies 647 Clive Richards 547 Alun Evans 648 John Powell 548 Allen D Prowle 649 Lyndon Rees Evans 549 Eric Davies 650 Keith Nicholas 550 Kenneth Rowlands 651 Mansel Williams 551 Gareth T Morgan 652 Meirion Weekes 552 Brian Dennett 653 John Marsh 553 Grayson Richards 654 Roger Morley Smith 554 Brian Place 655 Clive Hunter 555 Robert Harris 656 Clive Thomas 556 Howard Jones 557 Mrs Rhona Powell 558 Mrs Jones 559 Mrs Myra Chappell 701 Wynford Thomas ? 702 Alan Kerslake (twin of Brian 743) 703 Ray Phillips 704 Arwyn Williams 705 John Tomkins 706 Norman Davies 707 Adrian Cheap 708 Peter Williams 709 Douglas Baguley 710 David Barratt 711 David Robert Davies 712 David Thomas Evans 713 Leighton Jones 714 Brian L. Jones 715 John Williams 716 Garath Davies 717 Colin Thomas 718 Anthony Key 719 Colin Rees 720 Lyn Evans 721 Keith Eynon 722 Byron Morgan 723 Christopher Abbott 724 Jeffrey Rowe Davies 725 Joseph Williams 726 Geoffrey Howells 727 Elwyn Williams 728 Robert Parr 729 Peter F Harris 730 Gerald Williams 731 Michael Smith 732 Gary Griffiths 733 Anthony James 734 John Banner 735 Brian John 736 Alan Davies 737 John Kemp 738 739 Eric Riden 740 Clifford Williams ? 741 Roger Griffiths 742 Alan Samuels 743 Brian Kerslake 744 Roger Linehan 745 Derek Aust 746 Howard Devoy 747 Lynn Pary Thomas 748 Gary Williams .
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