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Nurturing young minds for a century

Germiston High School is getting ready to celebrate 100 years of learning.

November 7, 2016

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Principal of Germiston High School André Beukes shows off the portraits of the previous principals of the school in the school’s Pam Zeiss Museum. He is thrilled that the school’s centenary will be celebrated next year.

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The beautiful Sir Herbert Baker-designed building which Germiston High School calls home.

Principal of Germiston High School André Beukes shows off the portraits of the previous principals of the school in the school’s Pam Zeiss Museum. He is thrilled that the school’s centenary will be celebrated next year.

A page from one of the school’s old punishment books, detailing what the offence was and how many lashes the child received.

The old records which were kept for every child at the school.

This shield dating back many years is still presented to the captain of the rowing team and boasts two father/son presentations.

Some of the equipment used by teachers at Germiston High School in years gone by.

The plaque of remembrance honouring 34 Germiston High old boys who lost their lives in World War Two.

The log book.

Punishment book.

Punishment book.

Punishment book.

Memorabilia.

Memorabilia.

Memorabilia.

Memorabilia.

Memorabilia.

Memorabilia.

November 7, 2016

Less than a minute

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