Hernalser Gymnasium Geblergasse
| GRg 17 Hernalser Gymnasium Geblergasse | |
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| The grammar school at Geblergasse 56 | |
| type of school | General secondary school (grammar school) |
| founding | 1872 |
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Geblergasse 56 |
| place | Vienna |
| state | Vienna |
| Country | Austria |
| Coordinates | 48 ° 13 ′ 0 ″ N , 16 ° 19 ′ 58 ″ E |
| carrier | Republic of Austria |
| student | about 780 |
| Teachers | about 70 |
| management | Eva Mersits |
| Website | www.grg17geblergasse.at |
The Hernalser Gymnasium Geblergasse is a grammar school in Vienna .
history
The Hernalser Gymnasium was founded in 1872 and was housed in a building in what was then Kalvarienberggasse. In the imperial charter it says: “His Kaiserl. and royal With the highest resolution of February 15, 1872, your apostolic majesty deigned to order that a high school should be built in Hernals in such a way that the first two classes should open in the school year 1872/73, then one further class every year until the institution was completed will. ”On June 25, 26 and 27, 1883, the first school leaving examination took place in the Hernalser Gymnasium. On July 14th, the first 21 graduates of the institution were solemnly discharged.
At the beginning of the school year 1936/37, the institution was relocated to the building of the former officers' daughter institute in Geblergasse. Since then it has been called "Hernalser Gymnasium Geblergasse" . In the years 1956–58 the new building was carried out by the architect Richard Gach .
profile
The school currently (2018) has 31 classes, including all-day classes and classes with English as the working language. Exercises and courses include dyslexic courses, German as a second language, artistic design, word processing and IT, and the Healthy and Fit working group . As a non-binding exercise, there are the following sports options:
- Badminton (cooperation with club)
- basketball
- Soccer (girl)
- Soccer (boys)
- Handball
- Strength training (conditioning room 3 of the USZ on the Schmelz)
- volleyball
There is afternoon care up to 5 p.m. five days a week.
school-building
In addition to the adequate classrooms , most of which face the schoolyard, there is a central library and a large ballroom with a stage for events. The hall with buffet has a capacity of 350 seats. In the sports area, the large sports facilities in the school yard are being supplemented by several new gyms.
Well-known former students
- Alfred Adler , doctor, founder of individual psychology
- Leon Askin , actor and director
- Günther Bahr , radio spokesman (the voice of the program " Motorists on the move ")
- Peter L. Eppinger , radio and television presenter
- Anton Heiller , organist and composer
- Paul Hertel , composer, music producer and conductor
- Friedensreich Hundertwasser , painter and designer of buildings
- Peter Kampits , university professor, dean of the philosophy faculty at the University of Vienna
- Paul Kral , long-time director of the Pedagogical Institute of the City of Vienna
- Helmut Leherbauer , surrealist, known as "Leherb"
- Hans Mahr , journalist, publisher and television manager
- Frederic Morton (then Fritz Mandelbaum), writer
- Kurt Oppelt , European champion, world champion and Olympic champion in figure skating
- Julian Rachlin , violinist and violist
- Roland Schlinger , Austrian national handball player
- Adolf Schärf , former Austrian Federal President
- Franz Vranitzky , former Austrian Federal Chancellor
- Friedrich Wessely , theologian, founder of the Legion of Mary Austria
Known teachers
- Erich Fitzbauer , Austrian graphic artist, illustrator, writer, publisher, printer and graphics collector
- Johann Tauscher , Austrian national handball team, silver medal Olympic Games 1936 Berlin
Fonts
- School programs of the KK Staatsgymnasium in the XVII. Districts of Vienna (Hernals), 1897–1909 digitized
- School programs of the KK Staats-Realgymnasium in the XVII. Districts of Vienna, 1909–1915 digitized
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Original quote from the imperial founding document: