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Actions	Details Remove from selection Add to selection Title Young Trophy cricket match photographs, 1937 Reference UK0108 IET/UNO/02/04 Date 1937 Creator Norman Richard Rice Scope and Content Two photographs taken at the Young Trophy cricket match in 1937. The photographs were taken by Norman R Rice who was involved with the Students Section of the IEE. One photograph shows a victorious member of the Institution of Civil Engineers accepting the Young Trophy in 1937, its first victory since the inception of the trophy in 1933. The second photograph shows a group of spectators including a; Mr Harris, Mr Henry Thomas Young (in whose honour the trophy was named - IEE President in 1936); Mr and Mrs Rolfe (N C Rolfe was Chairman of the London Student's Section in 1937); Mr Pettifer (PH Pettifer was Honorary Secretary of the London Student's Section in 1937); Mr Drake; and Mr Walters (HR Walters was the Vice-Chairman of the London Students' Section in 1937). Exent 2 photographs Admin. history/Biography Norman R Rice joined the IEE as a Student member in 1931, became a Graduate member in 1934, an Associate Member in 1940, then a Member in 1966 when the membership category structure changed. Norman remained a member of the IEE until the mid-1990's (1994/95 list was the last on which his name appeared). He studied electrical engineering at Battersea Polytechnic from 1931 to 1934. At the age of 20 in 1933 he was Assistant Secretary for Visits, IEE London Students Section (reported in Student's Quarterly Journal, vol.4, issue 14, December 1933, p103), and he was Vice Chairman of the London Students' Section in 1935 (mentioned in 1935 IEE membership list). Persons keyword Norman Richard Rice, Henry Thomas Young Subject Young Trophy Conditions governing access Subject to 30 year closure period. Personal or sensitive records will be closed for longer periods. Please refer to Archivist. Level of description file Hierarchy browser 110000004 IET Institutional Records contains 6 parts UK0108 IET Archives of the IET contains 13 parts UK0108 IET/UNO IET unofficial records contains 2 parts UK0108 IET/UNO/02 IET related material deposited by people who are not IET staff, volunteers and members contains 5 parts UK0108 IET/UNO/02/04 Young Trophy cricket match photographs, 1937

Title
Young Trophy cricket match photographs, 1937
Reference
UK0108 IET/UNO/02/04
Date
1937
Creator
Norman Richard Rice
Scope and Content
Two photographs taken at the Young Trophy cricket match in 1937. The photographs were taken by Norman R Rice who was involved with the Students Section of the IEE. One photograph shows a victorious member of the Institution of Civil Engineers accepting the Young Trophy in 1937, its first victory since the inception of the trophy in 1933. The second photograph shows a group of spectators including a; Mr Harris, Mr Henry Thomas Young (in whose honour the trophy was named - IEE President in 1936); Mr and Mrs Rolfe (N C Rolfe was Chairman of the London Student's Section in 1937); Mr Pettifer (PH Pettifer was Honorary Secretary of the London Student's Section in 1937); Mr Drake; and Mr Walters (HR Walters was the Vice-Chairman of the London Students' Section in 1937).
Exent
2 photographs
Admin. history/Biography
Norman R Rice joined the IEE as a Student member in 1931, became a Graduate member in 1934, an Associate Member in 1940, then a Member in 1966 when the membership category structure changed. Norman remained a member of the IEE until the mid-1990's (1994/95 list was the last on which his name appeared). He studied electrical engineering at Battersea Polytechnic from 1931 to 1934. At the age of 20 in 1933 he was Assistant Secretary for Visits, IEE London Students Section (reported in Student's Quarterly Journal, vol.4, issue 14, December 1933, p103), and he was Vice Chairman of the London Students' Section in 1935 (mentioned in 1935 IEE membership list).
Persons keyword
Norman Richard Rice, Henry Thomas Young
Subject
Young Trophy
Conditions governing access
Subject to 30 year closure period. Personal or sensitive records will be closed for longer periods. Please refer to Archivist.
Level of description
file

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