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| This unlikely photo shows five
players named MacKenzie in one game. Hugh is on the left |
1959-60 FP's V PP's.
Stuart MacMillan and Jim Jarvis are waiting for the coin to drop... |
This after-match scene from
the 1960 tour to Penarth shows worthies including John Hood, Doug Grahamslaw
and Jim Dignall |
1960 1st XV versus Penarth in
Wales |
1960 game versus Old Wesleyans
at Jocks Lodge |
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| U20 Goldenacre 7's winners: Laidlaw,
Cowper, Speight, Scott, Robertson, Orr, 'Rammer' Ramsay |
PP 1st XV 1960-61 - Bill
McCosh Captain |
1963-64 PP's versus FP's.
The PP's claim they won. Names in the adjoining image |
There are so many faces in the
adjoining photo that we have enclosed the 'legend' showing the names.
Note that the backs played as forwards in the first half |
PP 1st XV 1961-62 - Bill
McCosh Captain |
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| 1963-64 XV versus Trinity
Accies - Graeme Smith (second left in the front row) playing the second of
his two games for the first XV |
Here's a fine picture of
Jock's Lodge at its best |
1960's PP 2nd XV |
1966-67 FP 1st XV.
Gavin Lockhart and Graham Livingstone are missing from the photo |
1967-68 FPXV. The
Centenary season team |
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| 1969 Scottish side sets off
for Argentina. Bruce Laidlaw is on the
steps of the BEA plane. Arthur Orr joined the party in London |
125th Anniversary Dinner |
1971-72 PP 1st XV.
Undefeated after 25 games. Names are on the photo |
Post War Captains at Barnton
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1990 Old Crocks - at the
Barnton opening |
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| A grainy 1958 newspaper
cutting of the FP basketball team. Club Hon. Pres.
George Henry is
second left in the front row |
Apologies for the quality...
the 1958 School XV on the school's first ever visit to Dublin |
The Co-optimists 2009
Quinquennial - a clutch of RHSFP Co-optimists - (L to R, back to front)
Stewart, Bryden, Barclay, Dignall, Ronaldson and Neilson |
The Co-optimists 2009
Quinquennial - Cammie Stewart, Jimmy Dignall, Charlie Bryden, Brian Anderson
and Roy Cowper (representing brother Iain) |
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