János Vaszary, painter from Kaposvár Benedek Virág (1754-1830) is of particular importance, because the writer who grew up in Nagybajom is the namesake of the legendary self-education circle of the high school. Vaszary attended this school himself, and even his father, who was also a teacher here – about all of that Zoltán Kéki retired chief registrar, president of the Circle of Friends of Somssich-Táncsics High School, spoke at the painting’s inauguration, where he mentioned that two former students: Gábor CsillagKaposvár clerk and Judit Sárhegyithe clerk of the Somogy Vármegyei Municipality worked together to ensure that the painting returned to the alma mater.
The picture was placed on the Somssich-Táncsics day, in the presence of former students and students still studying there. When they get together, it really makes sense to work for the future, he said László Vámosi, the director of the educational institution. Táncsics has been educating young people for more than ten generations, instilling in them respect for knowledge, he noted Dear Tamás, deputy mayor of Kaposvár, who also graduated from high school. In addition to playing pranks, they learned responsibility, decency and standing up, he remembered Judit Sárhegyi. He was greeted at the ceremony Miklós Zrínyi, Széchenyi award-winning academician. Every year former students who are role models perform for today’s children. László Kollár, academician, university professor, professor of chemistry deals with transition metals and has taught at many educational institutions from Zurich to Japan. He said that the first 10 years spent in Kaposvár were decisive in his life. Professor Norbert Kovács clinical director-deputy neurologist mainly a researcher of Parkinson’s disease, he moved from Kaposvár 20 years ago and also met his wife in Táncsics.
