The 7th grade of the Vága Eight-Year Secondary School from the 1954/1955 school year

Vága, 1955. year ; Back row from left to right: Antal Forró, Ernő Knézel, Tibor Dubnicska, Gyula Forró, Imre Pásztor, Ernő Jalsovszky, Jenő Forró. ; Middle row from left to right: György Horváth, Gizella Zelinka, Borbála Karácsony, Rózsika Gyeváth (Mrs. Takácsné), Éva Adamkó (Mrs. Szabóné), Mónika Sandula, Mária Zelinka (Mrs. Bordákné), Róbert Kamenár. ; Front row from left to right: Irén Boledovics (Mrs. Józsáné), Erzsébet Karácsony (Mrs. Hulákné), Vera Jalsovszky, Mária Kamenár, István Vajda and Vilmos Jeszenkovits (teachers), Etela Szabó (Mrs. Vedrődiné), Vera Józsa, Sarolta Kamenár (Mrs. Hulákné), Gizella Horváth (Mrs. Kamenár). ; ; After 1945, the village of Mátyusföld was annexed to Czechoslovakia. After nearly 5 years of exclusion, Hungarian-language education was finally allowed to resume in Vága. Thus, on November 1, 1950, the 1950/51 school year began with four classes within the framework of the Hungarian-language National School under the leadership of the appointed director József Osztényi. From the following school year, the school was expanded by one class and, in addition to the National School, the incomplete Secondary School also began operating, which was expanded with the 2nd class starting from the 1952/53 school year. The National School Lajos Csomor and the Secondary School continued their educational work under the leadership of the directors Vilmos Jeszenkovits. These two separate institutions were merged from the 1953/54 school year, which then operated under the name of the Eight-Year Secondary School until the 1958/59 school year under the direction of director Vilmos Jeszenkovits. ; Vilmos Jeszenkovits taught at the school from 1951, and served as school director between 1952 and 1960.