Oakley, F Walter (fl.1962-1982), Chair of the Court of Governors
- Person
- fl.1962-1982
Known as Walter Oakley. Chair of the Court of Governors from 1962- 31 July 1982.
Awarded a CBE.
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Hoare, Elsie Florence (1873-1965), President of Young Women's Institute
- Person
- 1873-1965
President of Young Women's Institute, Governor between at least 1932-1942.
The Elsie Hoare Trophy for the best athletic performance, or series of athletic performances, by an individual or team [at the Polytechnic Young Women's Institute] during the previous twelve months was named after her by JEK Studd in gratitude for her work as the president of the Young Women's Institute. The silver trophy was first awarded in 1938 to celebrate the Jubilee of the Young Women's Institute.
The Elsie Hoare Trophy for the best athletic performance, or series of athletic performances, by an individual or team [at the Polytechnic Young Women's Institute] during the previous twelve months was named after her by JEK Studd in gratitude for her work as the president of the Young Women's Institute. The silver trophy was first awarded in 1938 to celebrate the Jubilee of the Young Women's Institute.
Studd, Sir Peter Malden (1916-2003), GBE, KCVO, DL
- Person
- 15 Sep 1916-22 Jun 2003
Governor of the Regent Street Polytechnic and Polytechnic of Central London, 1916-1974
643rd Lord Mayor of London, 1970-1971
Knighted in 1969
Awarded GBE in 1971
Awarded KCVO in 1979
643rd Lord Mayor of London, 1970-1971
Knighted in 1969
Awarded GBE in 1971
Awarded KCVO in 1979
Morley, Howard (1847-1920), governor
- Person
- 1847-1920
One of the original governors of the Regent Street Polytechnic chosen by Quintin Hogg.
Studd, Bernard Cyril, (1892-1962), President of Regent Street Polytechnic
- Person
- 24 Aug 1892-30 Mar 1962
Bernard Studd was the youngest son of Sir Kynaston Studd and was Chairman of the Polytechnic Board of Governors from 1950 until his death in 1962.
Studd, Commander Ronald Granville (1889-1956), Managing Director of PTA
- Person
- 1889-1956
Commander in the Royal Navy,
Governor of the Regent Street Polytechnic 1925-1941
Managing Director of the Polytechnic Touring Association (PTA) 1924
Married Lady Kathleen Smith (née Clements) in 1919
Governor of the Regent Street Polytechnic 1925-1941
Managing Director of the Polytechnic Touring Association (PTA) 1924
Married Lady Kathleen Smith (née Clements) in 1919
Wood, Ethel Mary (1877-1970), CBE, President of the Women's Institute
- Person
- 1877-1970
Made CBE in 1920
President of the Women's Institute of the Polytechnic 1945-1970
President of the Women's Institute of the Polytechnic 1945-1970
Lawson Johnston, George, 1st Baron Luke, KBE (1873-1943), governor and businessman
- Person
- 9 Sep 1873 – 23 Feb 1943
Heir to Bovril Ltd. Took over running of the company on his father's death in 1900.
Member of the Polytechnic Governing Body 1915-1943.
Member of the Polytechnic Governing Body 1915-1943.
Baker, Sir Alfred (1870-1943), Governor, solicitor and Labour MP
- Person
- 25 Sep 1870-2 Apr 1943
Involved with the OMA and Rambling Club. Sponsored river trips for members of the OMA in the late 1930s-early 1940s.
Governor of the Polytechnic as a representative of the LCC, 1934 and regularly attended Family Gatherings and Founder's Day celebrations.
Elected as Labour MP for Hackney South in 1928, 1931 and 1934. Chairman of the London County Council 1943-1944, died in office.
Governor of the Polytechnic as a representative of the LCC, 1934 and regularly attended Family Gatherings and Founder's Day celebrations.
Elected as Labour MP for Hackney South in 1928, 1931 and 1934. Chairman of the London County Council 1943-1944, died in office.
Studd, Sir Eric (1887-1975), 2nd Bt, OBE
- Person
- 1887-1975
Polytechnic Governor 1950; Vice President of the Polytechnic 1954-?
Married Kathleen Stephana Langmead, 4 children - Elizabeth Stephana (1924), Captain Robert Kynaston, 3rd Bt (1926), Edward Fairfax, 4th Bt (1929), Rev. John Eric (1934)
Married Kathleen Stephana Langmead, 4 children - Elizabeth Stephana (1924), Captain Robert Kynaston, 3rd Bt (1926), Edward Fairfax, 4th Bt (1929), Rev. John Eric (1934)
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