Janka Kasztner, Gyulán Lázár

* Ladomér, 8 January 1850 – † 9 May 1923 Budapest / teacher, director of teacher training, innovator of Hungarian teacher training ; ; Since there was only a Slovak school in his native village, his father, who had eight children, sent him to Győr in 1861, where he graduated from Zalud Antónia's private school and became an assistant teacher. In 1871 he enrolled in the Royal Catholic Teacher Training Institute in Budapest, then obtained a diploma in Hungarian grammar and history at the State Civil School Teacher Training Institute. In 1874 he was the head of the Ipolyság civil school. From 11 June 1875 he was the first director of the Győr State Elementary Teacher Training Institute. In 1886, "for the purpose of bringing order," she was appointed head of the Cluj-Napoca Teachers' Training School, and in 1896 she became director of the Budapest Civil Teachers' and Educators' Training School. ; ; Her main works: ; About the good old days, 1884, ; A description of the Budapest State Elizabeth Girls' School ..., 1908, ; My Memories, 1911.