| D J Williams lived and worked in Fishguard for most of his life. He was highly esteemed as an author and political figure. He taught English at Fishguard Grammar School. Waldo Williams is still regarded among Wales’ best poets. He taught at Goodwick, Holy Name, Dinas and Puncheston Schools. Fishguard was regarded as an important centre for Welsh culture and learning during their day. The photos come from a County Echo cutting in 1982. | Yn athro Saesneg yn yr Ysgol Ramadeg, bu D J Williams yn byw ym Mhenucha’r Dre am y rhan fwyaf o’i fywyd. Cai ei barchu fel ffigwr dylanwadol ym myd llenyddiaeth a gwleidyddiaeth. Bu Waldo Williams yn athro yn Ysgolion Wdig, Dinas, Yr Enw Sanctaidd a Chasmael. Deil i fod yn un o hoff feirdd y Cymry. Cai Abergwaun ei ystyried yn feca ar gyfer diwylliant a dysg yn ystod eu dydd. Daw’r lluniau o erthygl County Echo yn 1982. |
Waldo, D.J. a'r criw / Local educators, national leaders
Athrawon yn Ysgol Ramadeg Abergwaun / Teachers at Fishguard Grammar School R A Thomas, D J Williams (cefn/back); J J Evans, Miss G Morgan, Owen Gledhill a Miss Dulcie Evans (blaen/front)
Herio'r Swyddfa Ryfel / Protesting against the plan to create a military training range in the Preseli Mountains - yn y res flaen / front row L-R Glyn James, Delwyn Phillips, Dan Thomas, Gwynfor Evans, D J Williams, Parchg Dewi Thomas, Waldo Williams, Llwyd o'r Bryn, Degwel Roberts.
Carreg goffa D.J. a'r Y Welsh, Abergwaun. Gwaith gan yr artist Vicki Craven / DJ Williams' memorial stone, West Street, Fishguard. The work of local artist Vicki Craven.
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