Howard Sanderson Lloyd
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Howard Sanderson Lloyd 13 years 2 months
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Rachel Mary Lloyd with her brother Howard Sanderson Lloyd
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The Sydney Morning Herald Wed 12 Mar 1930
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The Sun Thursday 29 September 1949
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The Beverley Times WA Thu 22 Sep 1955
VITAl LAMPADA TRADIDERUNT - The Torchbearer 1987
Howard Sanderson Lloyd (born 1905, Shore 1919-23), 1st Crew 1922-23, Captain of Boats 1923, Prefect 1922-23. Died in Sydney, 25th July, 1987. On leaving school, Howard studied engineering at Sydney University and resided (1925-27) at St Pauls College where he earned a reputation of never refusing to do anything for anyone. During this time he continued his interest in rowing, coaching and participating in many crews for the College and the University. Completion of his degree saw him join the then Sydney City Council Electricity Department, later to become Sydney County Council where he served for 41 years to retirement in 1970 in the position of Chief Installation Inspector. He spent considerabte time during his career as a member and chairman of many committees for the Standards Association of Australia, State and National Electrical Approvals Authorities, and other bodies involved in electrical reticulation and safety. He continued to serve on many of these committees well after retirement from Sydney County Council. He married Lorraine Snyder in 1936 (December 1967) and raised three children, Janet (born 1938), Margaret (born 1941) and David (born 1943), (Shore 1956-60). He was a devoted husband and father (and in later years grandfather), he managed to fit in some time for golf. He could be found on the course at Avondale any Saturday, regardless of weather, up until very recent years, when his health prevented him keeping up this sport. Throughout his life, Howard maintained the reputation earned at Pauls of always being available to help anyone with a problem. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
D. H. Lloyd
Howard was aged 8 when his father died.
He attended Tudor House in Moss Vale for his primary schooling and Shore (Sydney Church of England Grammar School) for his secondary schooling.
From Mary Roberts Diary
4th October 1914 …..wrote Howard Lloyd (grandson) who is in hospital for appendicitis…
Leaving Certificate - published
First Class Honours - Physics - H.S. Lloyd
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/16124335
Rowing at Shore
file:///C:/Users/d/Downloads/The_Torchbearer_1922_05.pdf
The following faults in individual work is mentioned so that each man may know in what particular improvement is most needed :-
3 (H. S. Lloyd) .—Should sit.up a little more, keeping chest and head well up; must remember to press each stroke well through with the legs, and always keep the hands smart.
Rowing Sydney University
Australian University Championships 1926 held Huon River Franklin Tasmania
1st Sydney University - Bow: Arthur P Blake, 2: Laurence O Rutherford, 3: Max R Morey, 4: William A Bloomfield, 5: Gilbert E Phillips, 6: Ewan M Robson, 7: Charles Roy Johnson, Str: Robert N McCulloch, Cox: Geoffrey H Robin, Emerg: Edward Pilkington, Cchs: George McKenzie & Richard G Fitzhardinge, Emerg: Howard S Lloyd ( R N McCulloch was a Rhodes Scholar in 1927.)
Married
Lloyd—Snyder: June 6, 1936, at the Sydney Church of England Grammar School Chapel, by Rev. Charles Kenderdine, assisted by Rev. N. a'B. T. Backhouse, Howard Sanderson son of the late Dr. H. S. Lloyd, and Mrs. Lloyd, Hunter's Hill, N.S.W., to Minnie Lorraine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Snyder, Neutral Bay, N.S.W.
Howard Sanderson Lloyd (born 1905, Shore 1919-23), 1st Crew 1922-23, Captain of Boats 1923, Prefect 1922-23. Died in Sydney, 25th July, 1987. On leaving school, Howard studied engineering at Sydney University and resided (1925-27) at St Pauls College where he earned a reputation of never refusing to do anything for anyone. During this time he continued his interest in rowing, coaching and participating in many crews for the College and the University. Completion of his degree saw him join the then Sydney City Council Electricity Department, later to become Sydney County Council where he served for 41 years to retirement in 1970 in the position of Chief Installation Inspector. He spent considerabte time during his career as a member and chairman of many committees for the Standards Association of Australia, State and National Electrical Approvals Authorities, and other bodies involved in electrical reticulation and safety. He continued to serve on many of these committees well after retirement from Sydney County Council. He married Lorraine Snyder in 1936 (December 1967) and raised three children, Janet (born 1938), Margaret (born 1941) and David (born 1943), (Shore 1956-60). He was a devoted husband and father (and in later years grandfather), he managed to fit in some time for golf. He could be found on the course at Avondale any Saturday, regardless of weather, up until very recent years, when his health prevented him keeping up this sport. Throughout his life, Howard maintained the reputation earned at Pauls of always being available to help anyone with a problem. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
D. H. Lloyd
Howard was aged 8 when his father died.
He attended Tudor House in Moss Vale for his primary schooling and Shore (Sydney Church of England Grammar School) for his secondary schooling.
From Mary Roberts Diary
4th October 1914 …..wrote Howard Lloyd (grandson) who is in hospital for appendicitis…
Leaving Certificate - published
First Class Honours - Physics - H.S. Lloyd
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/16124335
Rowing at Shore
file:///C:/Users/d/Downloads/The_Torchbearer_1922_05.pdf
The following faults in individual work is mentioned so that each man may know in what particular improvement is most needed :-
3 (H. S. Lloyd) .—Should sit.up a little more, keeping chest and head well up; must remember to press each stroke well through with the legs, and always keep the hands smart.
Rowing Sydney University
Australian University Championships 1926 held Huon River Franklin Tasmania
1st Sydney University - Bow: Arthur P Blake, 2: Laurence O Rutherford, 3: Max R Morey, 4: William A Bloomfield, 5: Gilbert E Phillips, 6: Ewan M Robson, 7: Charles Roy Johnson, Str: Robert N McCulloch, Cox: Geoffrey H Robin, Emerg: Edward Pilkington, Cchs: George McKenzie & Richard G Fitzhardinge, Emerg: Howard S Lloyd ( R N McCulloch was a Rhodes Scholar in 1927.)
Married
Lloyd—Snyder: June 6, 1936, at the Sydney Church of England Grammar School Chapel, by Rev. Charles Kenderdine, assisted by Rev. N. a'B. T. Backhouse, Howard Sanderson son of the late Dr. H. S. Lloyd, and Mrs. Lloyd, Hunter's Hill, N.S.W., to Minnie Lorraine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Snyder, Neutral Bay, N.S.W.
