Aleksandar Zamurović, 1926–1927 Mirko Balubdžić, 1927–1932 Miraš Kićović, 1932–1933 Milan Jakovljević, 1933 Dušan Jovanov, 1933–1934 Dr Branko Magarašević, 1934–1941 1941–1944 Ferenc Medgyessy, 1941 Kálmán Váradi, 1941–1944 1945–present Milenko Šuvaković, 1945–1959 Petar Adamović, 1945–1947 Marije Hvala, 1947–1948 Živan Radmanović, 1948–1949 Novak Radović, 1959–1965 Sloboda Maslać, 1965–1967 Dr Đorđe Bajić, 1967–1977 Vera Banić-Carić, 1977–1980 Marko Cicmil, 1980–2001 Petar Kojić, 2001–2002 Dr Radivoje Petar Stojković, 2002– Accolades Medals Order of Saint Sava 1st Grade of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, 1935 Order of Merit for the People 1st Grade of the FNR Yugoslavia, 1960 Order of Work with the Red Flag of SFR Yugoslavia, 1985 Order of Saint Sava 1st Grade of the Serbian Orthodox Church, in 2016 Awards Vukova Award of the Cultural and Educational Community of Serbia, 1970 November Award of the Alliance of Physical Culture Organisations of Serbia, 1971 Spartakova Award, 1972. Punoletstva Award, 25 May, 1972. Vojvodina Liberation Award, 1985 Novi Sad's October Award, 1984 Gold plaque for education "Biramo najbolje u 2002." Svetosavska Award to the best secondary school for results achieved in 2002/2003 school year of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Serbia International award for excellence in services & products, 2005 Recognition of "Dr Djordje Natosević" for outstanding results in education and training work 2005/2006 school year Notable alumni Porfirije, Serbian Patriarch Isidor Bajić, music composer, Đorđe Balašević, music artist Rudolf Brucci, music composer Đuro Daničić, philologist Maja Gojković, mayor of Novi Sad Olga Hadžić, mathematician Dušan Kanazir, molecular biologist Laza Kostić, poet and translator Petar Kralj, actor Dušan Makavejev, director Jovan Grčić Milenko, poet and physician Svetozar Miletić, mayor of Novi Sad Lazar Paču, minister of finance Boško Petrović, novelist and poet Pavel Jozef Šafárik, philologist Milan Savić, physician, writer, and polymath Jovan Soldatović, sculptor Vasa Stajić, writer and philosopher Josif Tatić, actor See also Skamija, a students' magazine. References Citations Sources Postanak i razvitak srpske pravoslavne velike gimnazije u Novom Sadu, V. Pušibrk, 1895. Spomenica o stogodišnici srpske pravoslavne gimnazije u Novom Sadu, Novi Sad, 1910. O prvim srpskim srednjim školama, Milan Šević, Belgrade, 1926. Narodna enciklopedija, Dobrosav Popović, 1927. Srpska pravoslavna velika gimnazija u Novom Sadu, Vasa Stajić, Novi Sad, 1949. Novosadska gimnazija 1810-1960, Novi Sad, 1960. Novosadska gimnazija 1810-1985, nastavak i razvoj, Novi Sad, 1986. Srbi u Vojvodini, Book 2, Dušan J. Popović, Novi Sad, 1990. Srbi u Vojvodini, Book 3, Dušan J. Popović, Novi Sad, 1990. Istorija Srba u Hrvatskoj,