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The Penvro Magazine 1940s & Earlier
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The Penvro Magazine 1960s
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The Penvro Spring 1970. The Penvro Summer 1971. The Penvro Spring 1972. And are not available for commercial use. All other images and/or photographs appearing on this site are the property of their respective owners, as indicated.
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The Penvro ~ Memories
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Remembering E.B. George. Evan George (he added Bartholomew himself whilst at university) was born in 1891 in Llandysul to Welsh speaking parents, the youngest of eight children. His father was a miner, who had been working away from home in mines in the Bridgend area, but later laboured locally as a roadman. The family moved to Penrhiwllan near Newcastle Emlyn when Evan was quite small and he attended Aberbanc school and, later, Llandysul County School. Some Ex-pupils memories appear next. Others are...
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The Penvro ~ Memories
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Clive Gammon: A Teacher who became a Friend. Let's begin at the beginning! He would be pleased I used this introduction! I was gazing out of the window at the Pembroke river below. "What are you looking at, Thomas? It was Gammon. Boy, when he shouted, you stood to attention! And later wrote in The Field, and Creel. Magazine. He also wrote a weekly column in the Daily Express. Eventually, he was invited to write books on fishing. Tide of Fish": fishing around Pembroke,. We corresponded now and then, but v...
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A History of The Penvro. The Penvro, Summer 1958. From Victoria to Elizabeth II. By a Victorian Pioneer. I had not been long at this Grand Hotel school, when a loud battle-cry was raised. Why couldn’t we have a Magazine like other County Schools in Wales? What form was this miscellany of contributions to take? Mr Dawes and Miss Perman were adepts at rousing our enthusiasm and evoking a fine team spirit. We looked forward eagerly to seeing OUR magazine in print and gladly paid our sixpences for what I...
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The Penvro ~ Past Pupil News
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PAST PUPIL NEWS and LETTERS! Remember also to click through at the bottom of the page to see titles from many of our past pupil authors. Royal Navy Day by Day, 4th Edition. Author: Lt. Cdr. Lawrie Phillips. ISBN 978 0 7524 6177 9. Since our maritime history is one of the main controlling factors in our nation’s history as a whole, this book is of interest not just to naval historians but to historians in general or anyone who enjoys browsing about ships and the sea. A thoroughly recommended book, lavishl...
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The Penvro Magazine 1960s
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The Penvro Spring 1960. The Penvro Summer 1961. The Penvro Autumn 1961. The Penvro Spring 1962. The Penvro Summer 1963. The Penvro Winter 1963. The Penvro Spring 1965. The Penvro Spring 1966. The Penvro Summer 1966. The Penvro Spring 1967. The Penvro Spring 1968. The Penvro Summer 1968. The Penvro Spring 1969. The Penvro Summer 1969. And are not available for commercial use. All other images and/or photographs appearing on this site are the property of their respective owners, as indicated.
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The Penvro Magazine 1940s & Earlier
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