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Photographs of the exhibition opening and diploma presentation ceremony. The photographs have a compliments slip from the Institute of Incorporated Photographers stating that the editor of Record is using one picture in the August issue.

The photographs are all annotated on the reverse. Includes Dr Richardson and Margaret Harker, as well as (name and unnamed) students receiving their diplomas.

Maroon album containing colour photographs. Reads 'Photo Album' on cover . Spiral bound. 29 photographs.

Contains printed introduction which reads:
'Centenary of the opening of the polytechnic women's instituted 1888/1988'
The event took place on Saturday 30th July, 1988
A small committee was formed comprising of:
Nora Brewer (President women's institute)
Doreen Small (present council chairman)
Doreen Johnson (Council secretary)
Gladys Allum
Margaret Pennell
Marion Taylor (Past chairmen of the women's council)

Outside caterers were employed
Old photographs were shown and displayed
Poly's Olympic Fencers of the past also in attendance
Large birthday cake was cut by oldest members, Mabel Winter, 92
Photo of the cake inscribed with the name of institute and dates inside
Poly Chaplain Revd Alan Walker gave prayer of thanksgiving
John Anderson, charirman of the men's council added his thanks on behalf of the men's institute
Entertainment by 'Grace Notes' - group of four singers, plus female accompanist

Photograph showing portrait photographs of Ethel Wood, Elsie Hoare and Mrs Hogg displayed on a table.

Photos of people eating, viewing information at tables:
Phyllis and Roger Rowley
Miss Maureen Kennedy
Sir Eric Richardson
Miss Dorothy Bodimead
Angela Wilkinson
Arthur Colmer
Frank Maggatti
Mrs Maggatti
Stan Courtman
George Allum
Bert Pitts
Harry Palmer
Vera Palmer
Jarylilla Kopecka
Mrs E. Cartre
Gladys White
Edith Milne
Francis Eversfield
Miss Anne
Amy Lickorish
Mabel Winter
Olive Brewer
Sally Sanders
Peggy Peacock
Ethel Rundle
Doris Marshall
Ethel Edwards
Mary Glen Haig
Barbara Screech
Maureen Kennedy
Doris Allwork
Isabel Raven
Ida Johnson
Pam Beecher
Sheila Bland
Margaret Pennell
Olive Newson
Ingeborg Van Staneren ? (Sic)
Mr P. Randall*
Sylvia Teat*
Amy Smith*
Bob Smith*
Peter Gould*
Dorothy Bodimead*
Lee Barrs*
George Bevil*
Lilian Bevil*
Mrs Crowhurst
Peggy Crowhurst
Barbara Hunt
Gladys Thorne
Vi Carruthers
Mary Pomerdy
Marie Hoffman
Frank Phillips
Dennis Allen
Joan Allen
Vera Whitfield
Stan Boakes
Jack Whitfield
Kathleen Hynard
Lucy Boakes
Eileen Phillips
Mary Betty
Angela Wilkinson
Arthur Colmer
Ken Kane
Lady May Richardson
Mrs Oakley
Mr Oakley
Marion Taylor
Grace Smith
Roger and Phyllis Rowley
Rose Bissett
Mr and Mrs Eddie Galvin

*All ramblers

Edited by I Glover and R Griffiths, illustrations by David Burn and Jim Laws, typing by Estelle Hedge and Christine Munden. Contents include: a foreword by Sir Eric Richardson; map of college buildings; a message from the student union president Roger Beavil (photograph); notes from retiring president Owen Spencer-Thomas (photograph); introductions to and photographs of the presidents of the athletics union Roger Griffiths, deputy president of the students union Kalinsky Gupta, external vice-president Justin Labinjoh, social vice-president Stephen Langley, lady vice-president Mika Kalokerinou, Lady representative on the athletic union Jane Fleming Jones (annotated Joan Hunter-Dunne), secretary Ian Glover, treasurer Hugh Mant, permanent secretary Estelle Hedge; student life in London; student facilities and college information; halls of residence; cinemas; bookshops; where to eat; where to drink; external affairs (United Nations Student Associations, National Union of Students); Treasurer report and Budget; Dance dates; Athletics Union and sports facilities; Clubs and Societies (Afro-Asian, L'Association Internationale des Etudiants n Sciences Economiques et Commerciales, Architectural, Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Billards and Snooker, Boxing, Car, Catholic, Chess, Christian Union, Cricket, Debating, Economics, Economic History, Engineering, Fencing, Film, Folk, Football, Gliding, Hockey, Jazz, Jewish, Judo, Mountaineering, Music, netball, Political Science, Polymuse, Riding, Rowing, Rugby, Socialist, Social Science, squash, Student Players, Student Societies Administration Working Party, Sub Aqua, Swimming, Table Tennis, West One).

The publication also includes a large number of advertisements relating to student services (e.g. Banking) or career opportunities. The advertisers are listed in an index at the back of the volume.

Edited by Ian Glover and Mike [Michael] Holdstock

Contents include:
Section one - Introductory: forewords from the Director of Education [Sir Eric Richardson, photograph], the President of the Students Union [Alan Smith, photograph], the President of the Athletics Union {Keith Macmillan], the retiring president [Roger Beavil, photograph], memberships and objects of the Students' Union, photographs and details of the Council Officers [Nigel Molden, Martin Bradley, Christine Munden, Roger Beavil, Ian Glover, Alan Smith, Estelle Hedge, Dave Frome, Daffydd Lovett, Joe Lowe], provisional budget, Student representation in College Government [including speaking rights at Court and Academic Council] , Internal and External Affairs

Section two - Poly life: Introduction by Social Vice-President Brian Storey-Smith [photograph] and Student Societies' Administration Working party Chairman Ben Srebnik, the Bar [photographs], Student and Athletic Union Clubs and Societies [Societies: Afro-Asian, Architectural, Bridge, Catholic, Christian Union, Communist, Dance Committee, Debating, Economics, Economic History, Engineering, Film, Halls of Residence, Jazz, Music, North America Clib, Political Science, Polyfolk, Polymer, Socialist, Social Science, Solidarity with Vietnam, Student-Worker Liaison Committee against Racialism, Players] [Sports Clubs: Athletics, Badminton , Basketball, Billards and Snooker, Boat, Boxing, Car, Chess, Cross Country, fencing, Football, Gliding, Hockey, Judo, Mountaineering, Netball, Riding, Rugby, Rugby league, Squash. Sub Aqua, Swimming, Table Tennis], West One magazine, Dances.

Section three - Information: Dates of terms, union meetings, dances and Student Players' productions, reciprocal memberships, Honorary Union members, general college information Local and College amenities [including lists of restaurants and shops], the Structure Commission, Maps and Surveys, Student Welfare by Shelagh Harris, Lady Vice-President[photograph] Halls of Residence, Radical Students' Alliance, The Local Power-House [All Souls, Langham Place].

The publication also includes a large number of advertisements relating to student services (e.g. Banking) or career opportunities.

76 pages, black & white.