Grammar school in Velehrad, 1945/6, third year alone: K. Ševela and B. Janíček. In the middle above the board Vl. Ovčáčík, sitting: third Jan Rybář, 1st row standing the first Josef Jakubec, the third Frant. Čupr (brother of Josef). 2nd row in the middle Hladiš

First Mass procession of Vlastimil Ovčáčík in Velehrad

Vlastimil Ovčáčík, First Mass procession, Velehrad, 1971

Vlastimil Ovčáčík in 2021

Two classes of the Velehrad Grammar school on a full-day hike in Chřiby, probably on Holý Kopec, mg. Špidlík on the far left in the second row

Holiday scout camp in Mlýnky near Sudoměřice, on the right Ševela, on the left next to him J. Rybář, on the right sitting in the entrance Vl. Ovčáčík, lying on the left St. Peroutka. In the middle of the entrance standing "on a hedgehog" Ant. Ott alias "Our Tonda from the kitchen", later a minorite Fr. Alexandr, + as a pastor in Veselí n. Mor.

Third year of the Velehrad Grammar school (year 1946/7) with mg. Vincent Dančo. Chřiby, perhaps Komínky. Top left, second St. Peroutka and below him only half face of Ant. Krejčiřík. Fourth to the left of mg. Dančo is Stojaspal

Third year (year 1946/7) Chřiby, perhaps Komínky, provincial Fr. Šilhan a general Ševela

Fourth year of the Velehrad Grammar school - in the foreground Fr. Šilhan and next to him left Jos. Hladiš

Brass ensemble. Leading O. Ševela, next to him on the left J. Hladiš - clarinet, the second row second left J. Stojaspal - trumpet and at the bottom right a nephew of O. Ševela Pavel Š. - horn, 1967/8

String ensemble. Sitting row: far right Pavel Ševela. Second row: fourth from the left Jan Rybář - violin, middle. P. Ševela, from the right Josef Kolmaš - later a renowned Tibetologist and Sinologist, in the 1990s the director of the Oriental Institute of the Academy of Sciences. Next to him with a violin St. Peroutka. 3rd row second from left J. Hladiš - clarinet, 1967/8

Brass ensemble: sitting right Pavel Ševela - horn. 2nd row: second from left Vl. Ovčáčík - clarinet, third J. Hladiš - clarinet, Karel Ševela. 3rd row: (excluding bass) second J. Stojaspal. Top row second from the right Ant. Krejčiřík - trombone, 1948/9

Fourth year of the Velehrad Grammar school, the class teacher was Norbert Zelený. Far right standing C. Josef Vagunda, temporarily prefect. Next to Zelený left Vl. Ovčáčík, on the right Josef Kolmaš, Jan Rybář. 2nd row: fifth Josef Jakubec. 3rd row: fourth (covered) J. Hladiš. - A year later, after the fifth year, five students left for the novitiate: always from the left - 1st row fourth Josef Kolmaš, 2nd row first Jindř. Rajnoch, second Jindřich Lípa, fourth Josef Daněk, sixth Josef Šedivý, 1946/7

Velehrad Grammar school, the whole institute at the end of the school year. Teach. staff: mg. Hron, Ant. Zgarbík, K. Ševela, Frant. Němec, K. Závadský, Leop. Škarek, Frant. Kubíček, Josef Vaněčka, mg. Vojt. Ondřej and C. Jos. Vagunda, 1947/8

Velehrad Grammar school, Teach. staff: K. Ševela, Stanislav Urban (civilian, Czech), Bl. Ráček, Dr. K. Závadský, mons. Cinek (j. Guest, by chance in Velehrad), L. Škarek, Fr. Kubíček, Jos. Vaněčka, Ant. Hlubek, mg. V. Ondřej. The first standing row below: second from the right is Josef Čupr (later a provincial), 1948/9

Fifth year of the Velehrad Grammar school, P. Karel Ševela and mg. Vojt. Ondřej. After the holidays, these entered the novitiate: sitting: the first from left Stanislav Peroutka, the first from right Rudolf Tesařík, the second Krajča. The Second (standing row in the middle in black? Štěpánek. Top row third from left Frant. Měsíc, third from right Jan Stanislav, 1948/9

Sixth year of the Velehrad Grammar school, Karel Ševela, Frant. Kubíček, mg. Vojt. Ondřej. These joined the novitiate: sitting: first from left Jan Rybář, second from right Vl. Ovčáčík. Second row from left: the first Josef Jakubec, the second Stanislav Klvaňa, the fourth Ant. Fojtík, (last in line Josef Suchánek, who was later ordained a secular priest and served and later died in his birthplace in Borkovany). 3rd row: first Josef Špiruda, second Josef Hladiš, third Oldřich Jurok (nephew of P. Botor), fourth Miroslav Dančík, at the end of the row is Ladislav Krásenský, 1948/9

Leopold Škarek

František Kubíček

Blažej Ráček

From left: Josef Vaněčka, Jan Krajcar, Jan Olšr, all of the Eastern Rite, circa 1948-49

Norbert Zelený

Jan Formánek

Mons. František Cinek with the skull of St. Vojtěch passing it on his way through the republic. Behind him Karel Závadský and to the left of Mons. Cinek probably C. Ludvík Armbrustr

Dr. Karel Závadský