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Sanny McClounie, Gary Lorimar and John Dornan

Patrick\'s parents John and Mary Dornan

Mary, John with Nan, Patrick and Margaret Dornan and dog Lass

Patrick Dornan, Ann Park, Nan & Margaret Dornan

Patrick, Grandpa Campbell, Mary, John Dornan, Johnny Wilson and unknown girl.

Gala Day Dance in Community Centre, early 60\'s Jean Jackson, Nan Dornan, Mary McCulloch, Netta Whiteford, Jessie Jackson, Margaret McCulloch

Bank School Trek

Some of the names are Daniel McCulloch, Mary Dickson, Billy Dickson, Nan Dornan, Jean Nisbet, Danny Kennedy

John Dornan with the Fenner\'s Shield he won playing golf 1989/90

Taken at the corner of Ashmark and Burnton Place during the building of the street, we think 1951 are Margaret Currie, Margaret Dornan and a girl we still require a name for

A very young Patrick Dornan

Patrick Dornan

Patrick and Grandpa Campbell

Patrick and John Dornan with dog Lucky in the Lead Hills 1990

Back garden of 20 Lochbrowan Crescent, 1960 Margaret Dornan, Aunt Ness Park, Nan Dornan, John and Mary Dornan

Aunty Shankland, Jenny Shankland, Patrick, Nan, Margaret and Mary Dornan

Suzanne Kelly and John Dornan

Danny McCulloch’s Medals

Danny McCulloch is a well known junior football player who had a distinguished football career.
Danny’s football career started at the Bank School when he was selected to represent the Bank School in the No.5 Area Championships, which they won in 1948, when Danny was 13 years old. After leaving school he signed for Glenpark Youths before signing for Glenafton Athletic in 1953-54 season, when he was 18 years old. During his time with the Glens he won two International Caps for Scotland against Southern Ireland and Wales during season 1956-57. He then signed for Falkirk and played there for a season but he wasn’t happy there and came back to have a months trial with Stranraer, they wanted him to sign but he decided to come back to the Glens and signed for them in 1958 and stayed there until 1965 when he and his family moved to Dreghorn, where he signed for Kilwinning Rangers for a season. He then returned to the Glens and played for another season before retiring from playing during season 1967-68.