New village 1964/65 - 8th grade | Old paintings
In 1965, at the novovaški elementary school finishing their primary school one of the largest post-war generations of students. In two classes, which we were 48. In fifth grade we were joined by classmates branch schools of the Trinity and the Holy. Spirit, so that they were organized in two replicates. In the seventh great e and eighth grade, our class teacher great e prof. Srecko Baučer. Longtime teacher on the block came in 1959 and stayed until 1976. It is to this comprehensive teacher also presented on page Stareslike.
Professor Srecko Baučer was born on 18. 3. 1901 in Trieste. In Trieste he attended elementary school and a few years of high school. He finished high school in the state secondary school in Ljubljana in 1920. The entire family is following the dissolution great e of the Austro-Hungarian and Italian occupation Primorske moved to Ljubljana. Since the beginning of the winter semester of the academic year 1920 / 21pa to the end of the summer semester of the academic year 1923/24 he was a regular student at the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana. In 1925 he passed the degree (professorial) examination of Natural History and geography. Already during his studies he devoted himself to scientific research work. The prof. dr. Franc Jesenkom marked the border of the Triglav National Park. It Jesenko the territory named Triglav National Park. On 14 January 1926 he performed his first job as suplent grammar school in Kranj. On 6 August 1927, he was transferred to the second grammar great e school in Ljubljana. On 11 October 1929 he received a decree on the transfer in the first grammar school in Ljubljana. On 11 June 1945 he was appointed professor at the grammar school in Ljubljana. On 4 December 1945 he was transferred to the third State men's gymnasium in Ljubljana. On 1 September great e 1951 he started to work in the Faculty of Arts, University of Sarajevo, where he lectured until the end of February 1956th
During this time, and also a year and a half later, a private course in geology and mineralogy. He studied ore Mezica. He has written two scientific parts, and in 1951 he wanted to defend his doctorate and become an assistant professor of the Department of Mineralogy. However, unfortunately, inexplicably lost his job and (in his telling) his PhD defended great e by someone else.
3. The Principal Grammar School (Mayor David) wrote about him: "By your work and temperament responds better great e to work on a scientific great e institution and a secondary school. The school is a good teacher and didactics, but a lack of lively temperament, so do not be to the extent necessary to attract younger students to work and learn. Their work at school perform conscientiously and with a sense of responsibility. Politically correct is more than a good patriot, no hidden thoughts. During the occupation great e he was a sympathizer OF and material support. Because of its more dead nature is not exposed, but in cases needs a good, thoughtful advocates a new reality. "
1959/60 school year began teaching at the block. At that time, the school great e is in urgent need of a German teacher. great e Although prof. Baučer it was not, he got a job at an elementary school. It is well mastered German, French, Italian, English and Serbo-Croatian, on a basic level.
The apartment had a rosary in Ljubljana valley. He had his house, his wife Victoria (1907-1983), who was home from Kranj and daughter of Leo (1931- 2007), great e then a student of dentistry. Later he graduated in Ljubljana and perform dental work. Srecko weekdays lived in the block for Fara in an old vicarage. Once a week, on Saturday afternoon, great e the bus was leaving home to Ljubljana to her family and on Sunday evening returned back. He lived a more solitary life, did not have a car. With him in the vicarage occupied by younger great e teachers. Parents have repeatedly pushed us into the hands of what such a treat. kolino that we have taken away the professor. The professor was always dressed in a gray suit, a summer and winter warmer. Without ties we have not seen before.
In 1969/70 he retired but because the school did not call to find replacements for him to continue working as Emeritus great e Professor. He has taught chemistry, biology, nature, physics and engineering. First half hours and leta1970 / 71 continued to razredništvom 6a in the classroom. He then took over the 1972/73 6th grade and his schedule has returned German, as the teacher went on maternity great e leave. With razredništvom continued to 8th grade this generation. He has taught as 5 items.
Upon his departure, the Headmaster Janez Praprotnik wrote: "He was very knowledgeable and still is, regularly monitor all scientific and political developments in the world, which was the model for primary teachers."
The professor was not all jobs transferred by decree. I could not choose. He worked there where you have it installed. A block spent 16 years. He taught seven courses, up to 30 hours per week (the norm was 22 hours per week). The headmaster Franz Čebohin his work is described as diligent, dedicated, however, due to the separation of families in the work place is not included. And indeed, as he wrote the headmaster alia
In 1965, at the novovaški elementary school finishing their primary school one of the largest post-war generations of students. In two classes, which we were 48. In fifth grade we were joined by classmates branch schools of the Trinity and the Holy. Spirit, so that they were organized in two replicates. In the seventh great e and eighth grade, our class teacher great e prof. Srecko Baučer. Longtime teacher on the block came in 1959 and stayed until 1976. It is to this comprehensive teacher also presented on page Stareslike.
Professor Srecko Baučer was born on 18. 3. 1901 in Trieste. In Trieste he attended elementary school and a few years of high school. He finished high school in the state secondary school in Ljubljana in 1920. The entire family is following the dissolution great e of the Austro-Hungarian and Italian occupation Primorske moved to Ljubljana. Since the beginning of the winter semester of the academic year 1920 / 21pa to the end of the summer semester of the academic year 1923/24 he was a regular student at the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana. In 1925 he passed the degree (professorial) examination of Natural History and geography. Already during his studies he devoted himself to scientific research work. The prof. dr. Franc Jesenkom marked the border of the Triglav National Park. It Jesenko the territory named Triglav National Park. On 14 January 1926 he performed his first job as suplent grammar school in Kranj. On 6 August 1927, he was transferred to the second grammar great e school in Ljubljana. On 11 October 1929 he received a decree on the transfer in the first grammar school in Ljubljana. On 11 June 1945 he was appointed professor at the grammar school in Ljubljana. On 4 December 1945 he was transferred to the third State men's gymnasium in Ljubljana. On 1 September great e 1951 he started to work in the Faculty of Arts, University of Sarajevo, where he lectured until the end of February 1956th
During this time, and also a year and a half later, a private course in geology and mineralogy. He studied ore Mezica. He has written two scientific parts, and in 1951 he wanted to defend his doctorate and become an assistant professor of the Department of Mineralogy. However, unfortunately, inexplicably lost his job and (in his telling) his PhD defended great e by someone else.
3. The Principal Grammar School (Mayor David) wrote about him: "By your work and temperament responds better great e to work on a scientific great e institution and a secondary school. The school is a good teacher and didactics, but a lack of lively temperament, so do not be to the extent necessary to attract younger students to work and learn. Their work at school perform conscientiously and with a sense of responsibility. Politically correct is more than a good patriot, no hidden thoughts. During the occupation great e he was a sympathizer OF and material support. Because of its more dead nature is not exposed, but in cases needs a good, thoughtful advocates a new reality. "
1959/60 school year began teaching at the block. At that time, the school great e is in urgent need of a German teacher. great e Although prof. Baučer it was not, he got a job at an elementary school. It is well mastered German, French, Italian, English and Serbo-Croatian, on a basic level.
The apartment had a rosary in Ljubljana valley. He had his house, his wife Victoria (1907-1983), who was home from Kranj and daughter of Leo (1931- 2007), great e then a student of dentistry. Later he graduated in Ljubljana and perform dental work. Srecko weekdays lived in the block for Fara in an old vicarage. Once a week, on Saturday afternoon, great e the bus was leaving home to Ljubljana to her family and on Sunday evening returned back. He lived a more solitary life, did not have a car. With him in the vicarage occupied by younger great e teachers. Parents have repeatedly pushed us into the hands of what such a treat. kolino that we have taken away the professor. The professor was always dressed in a gray suit, a summer and winter warmer. Without ties we have not seen before.
In 1969/70 he retired but because the school did not call to find replacements for him to continue working as Emeritus great e Professor. He has taught chemistry, biology, nature, physics and engineering. First half hours and leta1970 / 71 continued to razredništvom 6a in the classroom. He then took over the 1972/73 6th grade and his schedule has returned German, as the teacher went on maternity great e leave. With razredništvom continued to 8th grade this generation. He has taught as 5 items.
Upon his departure, the Headmaster Janez Praprotnik wrote: "He was very knowledgeable and still is, regularly monitor all scientific and political developments in the world, which was the model for primary teachers."
The professor was not all jobs transferred by decree. I could not choose. He worked there where you have it installed. A block spent 16 years. He taught seven courses, up to 30 hours per week (the norm was 22 hours per week). The headmaster Franz Čebohin his work is described as diligent, dedicated, however, due to the separation of families in the work place is not included. And indeed, as he wrote the headmaster alia
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