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Plan 3 NewClassrooms atGross Jan. IaimUi CCA liWUI O*rAdded Facilities for 00 Students PlannedIFor First of the Year* • %- With an cverall attendance forNovember of 840, and more than. ^ | I a200, students expected in the kindergarten in the fall of 1948, threeiU:iadditio nal classrooms, will be avai l-ablc at Gross scjiodlafter the first of the year acccording to hn announcement* Tuesday bySult: ^The threh 'additioriaf'elass room s are to be on thp second floor and thCy will relieve soine of the student load at the present time, in ad-lt;Btioiv to offering some solution to the problem ‘ of increased attendance next. fall.tThe unusual growth in District 95,; according to Hummel presents a problem to the Board of Education, in view of the heavy* influx ofIii 11 UU11CUIUU1These are aired regularly overWHPC.The Magnet Reporter was introduced to a fine illustration of a busy in an when he called at the Linhart home. Mr. .Linhart was poring over a Greek hymn book with an eye for a religious numberwhich could . be readily transposed to make interesting listening on the Greek hour* Besides this, the table .was piled high with Slavic orchestra tions. JLiriharJi said he hud to . select pieces from -these, arid then. re-airange them for a two hour Bohemian operetta, which was scheduled to be staged at the Hav-licck theatre in Chicago within twoweeks.* «Another rush job was awaiting LinharC It consisted of a volume of orchestrations .which, had to be changed into baiid marches for the J, Steirling 'Morton high1 school hand, Linnart, incidentally, taught• Mr. Lihhart's orchestra'..also has been playing movie shorts whichare produced by a* Wirihetka' firm.' The lt;shorts deal with' educational subjects arid are shown at schools throughout, the state. The Linhart orchestra provides* the. musical backgrounds. .is clof L gani the ] lowsandTlly i rictidenspecVarisiori;offijc€1willPec,theoffi-luneDavYTwillallo’ebBorn in Bohemiar * . . *Mr. Liiihait was born in the country which was known , as - Bohemia before the first World War,MaCtKb»1eyemupreIcellt;Fis1pinHe began, his, mtisic studies at the vrQ^ age of eight. He ‘ was admitted: tbTttf?the worl d renowned Prague Conservatory of Music, .where he studied until the war broke out. He(CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)mcat spc • Jnd]thenIrvAi
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Brookfield Magnet
Brookfield, Illinois, US
Thu, Dec 04, 1947
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