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词条 Aloysius College, The Hague
释义

  1. History

  2. Building

  3. Organization

  4. Cultural fests

      Interscholastic intercultural event  

  5. Closure

  6. Famous alumni

  7. External links

  8. References

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}}Aloysius College, The Hague, was a high school in The Hague, founded by the Jesuits in 1917 and expanding to include secondary school, grammar school, high school, and "gifted education." The last Jesuits left the school in the 1970s and in 2016 the school was closed due to financial difficulties.[1]

History

The school was named after the Jesuit St. Aloysius Gonzaga. It was opened in 1917 under the name R.K. H.B.S. behind the rectory of Saint Teresa of Avila Church and at that time only accommodated Catholic boys. In 1925 the building at Oostduinlaan was opened. In 1928, a boarding school in the Raamweg received the boarders of Huize Katwijk in Katwijk aan den Rijn. The original plan was to replace the school at Katwijk with a mega complex between Oostduinlaan and Raamweg, with construction beginning in 1914, but only the basement was completed when funds ran out. World War I and the Russian Revolution ended this effort and in 1925 a more modest building was constructed. In the fifties the foundations of the 1914 building which were adjacent to the new building were removed with dynamite. After 1971 girls were admitted, and the Jesuits were gradually replaced by laypersons.[2]

Building

The 1925 building was designed by P.G. Buskens. It included two large rooms, an auditorium and chapel, stained-glass windows by Lou Asperslagh, and stately hall. The hallways and classrooms underwent many changes over time. The building was formidable enough to be declared a municipal monument in 2010. The Jesuit residence was converted into luxury apartments.

Organization

Aloysius College is under the supervision of the Aloysius Foundation, with daily management handled by the rector.

Cultural fests

ACT is a talent show in which students perform before a packed house. Each year there are three ACT shows, with exhibitions of talent in dance, music, and theater. A winner is chosen from each show and they appear in a fourth show, the finals, which includes additional performances. The winner of that ACT Final becomes the year's winner.

Interscholastic intercultural event

Aloysius College is among five schools participating in an interschool cultural event in The Hague. Along with the Maerlant Lyceum, the Liberal-Christian Lyceum, the Sorghvliet, and Gymnasium Haganum, ACT winners at Aloysius participated in performances at one of these schools with one school declared the winner. The winning school becomes the locus of the next year's cultural event.

Closure

As of 23 November 2015 Aloysius College was closed for non-examination classes. The students in the graduating classes were able to finish the school year.[3]

Famous alumni

  • Piet Aalberse (1910-1989), politician KVP
  • Louis Andriessen (1939), composer
  • Naomi van As (1985), Dutch hockey international and Olympic medalist in 2008 and 2012; top hockey star 2009
  • nl:Cees van den Beld (1923-2003), Dutch officer and director
  • Ino van den Besselaar, (1948) Member of Parliament
  • Lucas Bolsius (1958), politician and Mayor of Amersfoort
  • Ben Bot (1937), CDA politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs
  • Ron boudrie (1960), Dutch volleyball international and Olympic silver medalist in 1992
  • Stanley Brard (1958), professional soccer player from Feyenoord, nicknamed the left leg of Johan Cruyff
  • nl:George Cammelbeeck (1919), politician
  • nl:Bart Chabot (1954), poet and writer
  • nl:Piet Cramwinckel (1912), politician
  • Harry van Doorn (1915-1992), broadcasting director (KRO). politician (CSF)
  • Karien van Gennip (1968), politician (CDA )
  • nl:Ferdinand Grapperhaus (1959), Dutch jurist
  • nl:Ted Hazekamp (1926-1987), politician
  • Marcel van der Heijden (1963), comedian, television presenter and writer (Sjaak Bral)
  • nl:Jos Heymans, political journalist and parliamentary reporter
  • nl:Rob Hessing, Police Commissioner, Secretary of State, Interior Minister
  • Hendrikus Jeukens (1922-1992), Dutch jurist, professor, and counselor to the Supreme Court of the Netherlands
  • nl:Eduard Kimman (1946), clergyman, Jesuit, and professor
  • nl:Hans Klein Breteler, Vice Chairman of the Board of PGGM and vml. member Senate
  • nl:Jan Kleinpenning (1936), Emeritus Professor of human geography
  • Johannes Antonius the Cook, (1930), titular bishop of Trevico
  • Peter Hans Kolvenbach (1928), Superior General of the Jesuits, linguist
  • Ad Long Bent (1933-1997), radio and television presenter and political reporter
  • Alfred Mazure (1914-1974), author of the comics about Dick Bos
  • Egbert Myjer (1947), judge at the European Court of Human Rights
  • Henri Nouwen (1932-1996), prominent Catholic author
  • nl:Paul Nouwen (1934-2009), Managing Director of Royal Dutch Touring Club
  • nl:Thomas Rap (1933-1999), founder Publisher Thomas Rap, acquired in 1999 by De Bezige Bij
  • Norbert Schmelzer (1921-2008), politician (known for the Night of Schmelzer)
  • nl:Kees Schuyt (1943), sociologist
  • nl:Jan Westendorp (1946), politician (VVD)
Teacher
  • nl:Ed Krekelenberg, S.J., mathematics

External links

  • Alumni Association
  • Photo archive

References

1. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.facebook.com/aloysius.nl/|title=Security Check Required|website=www.facebook.com|language=en|access-date=2017-08-04}}
2. ^{{Cite web|url=http://aloysius.nl/historie.html |title=Aloysius College - mavo - havo - vwo - gifted education - Historie |date=2015-08-12 |access-date=2017-02-04 |deadurl=bot: unknown |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20150812013808/http://aloysius.nl/historie.html |archivedate=2015-08-12 }}
3. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.nu.nl/den-haag/4136197/aloysius-college-in-haag-per-23-november-dicht.html|title=Aloysius College in Den Haag per 23 november dicht {{!}} NU - Het laatste nieuws het eerst op NU.nl|website=www.nu.nl|access-date=2017-02-04}}
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