The Famous teachers and graduated students of Gymnazium Pavla Horova in Michalovce

1. The Famous teachers and graduated students of Gymnazium Pavla Horova in Michalovce

2. František Hradecký The teacher of mathematics , physics Michal Andrejco 1.A

4. František Hradecký • František Hradecký studied at ”realne gymnazium“ in Jilemnica . • After that he studied mathematics a descriptive geometry at the Faculty of Natural Sciences in Karlovy Vary. • Since 1930 he worked at Gymnazium of Pavol Horov in Michalovce and after that at a secondary school in the Czech Republic as a teacher. • In 1953 he left for the Faculty of Mathematics-Physics at Charles University. • He started to publish books on descriptive mathematics and elementary mathematics. He was a co-operator on many mathematics books.

5. Mikuláš Kasarda Famous poet Juraj Zausin 1.A

6. Mikuláš Kasarda • He was born on26 July 1925 in Sucarov • He studied philoshophy and Slovak language in Bratislava • He was been fomaus writer • He attended Gymnazium in Michalovce in1939–1945 • His popular works are Sirokymi ulicami, Kohutí spev, Pre teba • And he wrote poetry for children for example Lopta na oblohe

7. Ján Zambor Famous poet, writer and translator Lukáš Ivanov 1.A

8. Ján Zambor He was born on 9 December 1947 in Tušická Nová Ves. He studied Slovak and Russian languages at the Faculty of Arts in Prešov. He worked as an editor in Košice and he was an internal science candidate in Prešov. Since 1991 he has been a lecturer at the Department of Slovak literature in Bratislava. From 2003 to 2005 he was the chairman of the Association of Writers.

9. His popular works are : Plné dni , Kôň na sídlisku , Zelený večer , Neodkladné, Pod jedovatým stromom, Preklad ako umenie, Melancholický žrebec. He was awarted for his collection Neodkladné by the editorship Slovenský spisovateľ. The map of Tušická Nová Ves

10. PAVOL HOROV Author: Marek Zaujec 2. A

11. Pavol Horov • Slovak poet • translator • his poems were translated into many languages • his poetry is the return to his native country and his mother, the reflection of reasons for living and passing time • he expressed a hard protest to war • he translated from Polish, Bulgarian, Russian and Persian literature

12. Biography • his real name is Pavol Horovčák • he was born 25th May 1914 in Banovce nad Ondavou • education: 1921 – 1926 Basic school in Banovce nad Ondavou and Moravany 1926 – 1934 Grammar school in Michalovce 1934 – 1935 Teacher‘s Academy in Bratislava • he died on 29th September 1975 in Bratislava

13. The Activity • 1939 – 1944 teacher in the town school in Michalovce • 1948 – 1951 director of Czechoslovak radio in Košice • 1951 – 1952 editor in chief of the publishing company called Slovak Writer • 1952 – 1954 secretary of the Syndicate of Slovak Writers • 1954 – 1963 director of publishing company Slovak Writer • 1964 engaged in literary work

14. Awards • he was awarded: - in 1973 the title National Artist - in 1974 the National Prize - in 1964 Bulgarian order of Cyril and Method of 1 st degree

15. Pavol Horov‘s works POETRY • 1940 – Dangerous Underground Water Zradné vody spodné • 1942 – Nioba Mother ofOurs Nioba matka naša • 1944 – Comeback Návraty • 1947 – Defile Defilé • 1952 – My Noon Moje poludnie • 1954 –The Sun over Us Slnce nad nami • 1960 –The High Summer Sky Vysoké letné nebe • 1960 –The Ballad of a dream Balada o sne • 1964 – BalladicSuite Baladická suita • 1964 – A Woman went there Šla tade žena • 1964 – Zemplin Variations Zemplínske variácie • 1966 –The Boats of Genoa Koráby z Janova • 1972 – Sinking River Ponorná rieka • 1974 – Eternal Flame Večný plameň

16. Pavol Horov‘s works Translations • 1958 – Accidental Appointments Náhodné stretnutia • 1976 – Love, Clay, Singing and a Glass of Wine Láska, hlina, spev a čaša vína (Omar Chajjám, preložené štvorveršie) Selections • 1950 – Poems Básne • 1960 – Poetry Poézia • 1964 – Nioba Nioba • 1964 – The Woman went there Šla tade žena • 1964 – Zemplin Variations Zemplínske variácie • 1976 – Assonance Asonancie • 1977 – From the last Z posledných

17. Pavol Horov‘s works

18. Pavol Horov Literary MuseumBanovce nad Ondavou • the exposition was opened in 1987 • it sits in a previous primary school • it shows pictures of poet Pavol Horov, his literary achievements and activities in Zemplin region • the second thematic aim of the museum is to present Horov's family and their literary activities

19. The famous teachers and graduated students of Gymnázium Pavla Horova in Michalovce : Jozef Tomko Born on 11 March 1924 in Udavske okres Humenné He is a famous clerical official , sacred writer, cardinal and archbishop in Rome. Belo Polla Born on 12 April 1917 in Humenné Died on 16 August 2000 He was a famous historian , archeologist and archivist.

20. Andrej Getlík Born in 1916 in Vinné. Died in 1990. He was a famous Slovak paediatrician. Ján Hvozdík He was a teacher and a psychologist.

21. Juraj Pado Born 1922 in Čečehov. He is poet and translator. Ľudovít Dobozy Born 1920 in Michalovce He was a teacher of mathematics at Gymnázium Pavla Horova. He is artist, portraitist and landscape-painter.

22. Pavol Plutko Born in 1934 inŠamudovce. He was a literary theorist. Štefan Bubán Born in 1932 in Pavlovce nad Uhom. He was a famous abstract artist.

23. Štefan Kukura Born on 24 July 1914 in Krompachy. He was the head doctor of surgery department in Michalovce.