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Studd, Bernard Cyril, (1892-1962), President of Regent Street Polytechnic
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Photograph: Unidentified occasion
RSP/7/d/118 · Item · [7 Apr 1960]
一部分 Regent Street Polytechnic
Photograph showing three men and a woman standing in an unknown building. Annotated on reverse 'Mrs Ethel Wood, -, Bernard Studd, Quintin Hogg'. Sir Peter Malden Studd is also seen wearing academic robes.
Photograph: Chiswick
Photograph: Chiswick
RSP/7/a/3/49 · Item · [7 May 1960]
一部分 Regent Street Polytechnic
Photograph of three men talking outside a pavilion. Annotated on reverse 'At the opening of the extension pavilion, Chiswick Mr Bernard (left) and Sir Eric Studd (centre) 7/4/60 '. Dating is believed to be inaccurate. Stamped on reverse: 'The School of Photography, the Polytechnic, Regent Street, W2. This photograph was taken by students during training and cannot be reproduced without permission.'
School of Photography Annual Exhibition
RSP/4/6/8 · 文件 · Jul 1962
一部分 Regent Street Polytechnic

File of documents relating to the School of Photography's Annual Exhibition and prize-giving ceremony. Includes:

Stapled exhibition catalogue typescript on coloured paper, listing the judges, titles of works and students; 'Margaret Harker's 'Report on Progress during the Academic Year 1961-1962' mentioning the death of Bernard Studd, new courses, visitng lecturers and staff, scholarships, successes of former students, and appointments secured by graduating students; typescript list of prizewinners.

The file also contains photographs annotated 'Poly Speech Day 1962' but believed to show the opening ceremony and prize giving event. All the photographs have been taken in the Fyvie Hall. They include images of students Prudence Lancaster, Peter Adamson, Richard Greenhill, Ian Young and Margaret Murray.
School of Photography Annual Exhibition
RSP/4/6/5 · 文件 · 1959
一部分 Regent Street Polytechnic

Printed folder for the School of Photography's 1959 Annual Exhibition of student work, containing a stapled exhibition catalogue typescript on coloured paper, listing the judges, titles of works and students.

The folder also includes sixteen photographs of the prizegiving ceremony, showing Margaret Harker and Bernard Studd giving speeches as well as unnmaed students collecting certificates and prizes.
[page 74] Four Photographs: Annual Dinner, Rubens Hotel; Middlesex championships, Trent Park, [4th Janurary 1958]; Graham Ward, Jimmy Wood, Doug Wilson, Howard Biggs, McDonald Bailey, Mrs Studd, Jack French, Jimmy Tucker, Bernard Studd, Rory Allen
[page 74] Four Photographs: Annual Dinner, Rubens Hotel; Middlesex championships, Trent Park, [4th Janurary 1958]; Graham Ward, Jimmy Wood, Doug Wilson, Howard Biggs, McDonald Bailey, Mrs Studd, Jack French, Jimmy Tucker, Bernard Studd, Rory Allen
PHA/8/1/4/74 · 部分 · 1956-1957
一部分 Polytechnic Harriers Athletic Club

1. An annual dinner in the Rubens Hotel at SW 19. Graham Ward, Jimmy Wood and Doug Wilson can all be seen in the centre left of the Photograph, while Howard Biggs and McDonald Bailey are at the centre back.

2. Mrs Studd, Jack French, Jimmy Tucker and Bernard Studd at the Middlesex championships held in trent park on the [4th Janurary 1958].

3. The start of the Middlesex championships held in trent park on the [4th Janurary 1958]. Rory Allen can be seen at the centre of the picture.

4. The Middlesex championships held in trent park on the [4th Janurary 1958].
Hon Secretary's Annual Report for the Year 1961-1962
PHA/1/2/9 · Item · [Nov 1962]
一部分 Polytechnic Harriers Athletic Club
Report by A Glen Haig, Hon Secretary, including details of cross-country, road relays; road running; walking section; track season; club championships; juniors and youths; Kinnaird and Marathon; Sward and Norrkoping meeting; and social activities of the Polytechnic Harriers club. Obituary for Bernard Studd, President of the Polytechnic; John William (Jack) Woolridge; Alfred Samuel Taylor; Michael Devereaux and Walter Meier.
Correspondence folder labelled 1958 - 1959
PFE/3/11 · 文件 · 1958-1960
一部分 Polytechnic Fencing Club
File of mostly typescript correspondence covering: change of secretaryship from S Dakin to Michael Woodman; trophies; fund-raising for A.F.A and British Olympic Appeals Committee Olympic appeal; advertisements in 'The Sword'; priority training for potential Olympians; visit of German youth group; membership enquiries; relations with other clubs; complaint over insufficient publicity; resignation of an instructor and the appointment of Hungarian instructor Bela Imregi; club trip to Amsterdam; extended correspondence regarding complaint over the treatment of a member; change of secretaryship from LA Wilson to S Dakin; club ties, including sample; controversy over the conversion of the Balderton Street Gymnasium (correspondence with Bernard Studd, Mr Edmundson). Correspondence with J. Haselden on Chiswick Pavilion, C. H. Lee Memorial, finances, catering, Ditchman Trophy, decline in Institute membership, text for the Poly Magazine and dances. Correspondence with Mr Edmundson on facilities, additional classes, wages for instructors, filming of the club, text for Polytechnic Annual Report. Correspondence with G Allum on fall in membership of Poly clubs and societies, invitation to special Polytechnic Member's Council Meeting. Also includes invitations, notes and agenda for Annual General Meeting; secretary's annual report; lists of new members and renewals (including address); report from 1959 World Championships, Budapest and material from the Amateur Fencing Association and Ladies' Amateur Fencing Union including competitions, rules, financial accounts, events and Annual General Meeting invitation, along with news from Leicester Y.M.C.A. Fencing Club.
Old Members Association (Men's): Correspondence
OMA/4/4 · 文件 · 28 Feb 1952-6 Jan 1953
一部分 Old Members Association
Items originally clipped together with note: 'Minutes and papers from past Committee meetings etc. for filing.' Includes correspondence re death of members; Order of Service for OMA Sunday Service 15 Mar 1953, and specimen of letter sent to staff regarding same from Bernard Studd; Letter and advertising photo-card from Mabel Dyer , Entertainer