declared the winner. The winning school became 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. Notable alumni Piet Aalberse (1910–1989), politician KVP Louis Andriessen (1939–2021), composer Naomi van As (born 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, (born 1948) Member of Parliament Lucas Bolsius (born 1958), politician and Mayor of Amersfoort Ben Bot (born 1937), CDA politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs Ron Boudrie (born 1960), Dutch volleyball international and Olympic silver medalist in 1992 Stanley Brard (born 1958), professional soccer player from Feyenoord, nicknamed the left leg of Johan Cruyff :nl:George Cammelbeeck (born 1919), politician :nl:Bart Chabot (born 1954), poet and writer :nl:Piet Cramwinckel (born 1912), politician Harry van Doorn (1915–1992), broadcasting director (KRO). politician (CSF) Karien van Gennip (born 1968), politician (CDA ) :nl:Ferdinand Grapperhaus (born 1959), Dutch jurist :nl:Ted Hazekamp (1926–1987), politician Marcel van der Heijden (born 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 (born 1946), clergyman, Jesuit, and professor :nl:Hans Klein Breteler, vice chairman of the board of PGGM and vml. member Senate :nl:Jan Kleinpenning (born 1936), emeritus professor of human geography Johannes Antonius the Cook, (born 1930), titular bishop of Trevico Peter Hans Kolvenbach (born 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 (born 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 (born 1943), sociologist :nl:Jan Westendorp (born 1946), politician (VVD) Teacher :nl:Ed Krekelenberg, S.J., mathematics See also List of Jesuit schools List of Jesuit sites in the Netherlands References External links Alumni Association Photo archive Defunct Jesuit schools Secondary schools in the Netherlands Educational institutions established in 1917 1917