At the National Spartakiad in Prague

Prague, summer 1965; Students of the Vága Nine-Year Elementary School, led by physical education teacher Tibor Jakoda, at the Prague Spartakiad. ; Standing from left to right: László Szabó, János Cakó, János Forró, János Renács, Jenő Knézel, Tibor Jakoda (teacher), Imre Becse, Ödön Kubica, Walter Kiss, Gyula Simkó, László Bakó, ; Middle row sitting: László Bakó (from left), Zoltán Zsigó, László Takács, Zoltán Takács, József Forró, Tibor Mészáros, Béla Forró, Tibor Farkas. ; Sitting in the front row: László Kamenár (from left), László Dubnicska, Jenő Forró. ; The first three were called the National Spartakiad (Celoštátna spartakiáda, 1955, 1960, 1965), then the Czechoslovak Spartakiad (Československá spartakiáda, 1975, 1980, 1985). The first was held in 1955, on the anniversary of the “liberation”. The 1970 one was cancelled because the regime feared it would become an opposition demonstration, since the Soviets had crushed the Prague Spring, this hopeful initiative, just two years earlier. The 1990 one was the last, but it was organized under the name of Physical Education Celebrations (Tělovýchovné slavnosti).