Gloria McMillan

Ep 344

Miss Brooks plans a romantic dinner for two with Mr. Boynton. The guest list expands during the day but Miss Brooks' date is saved with the help of soybeans.

Ep 340

Dolores Roberts has come to Madison High and seems to have caught the eye of Mr. Boynton and Walter Denton.

Ep 320

Miss Brooks has been put in charge of the Christmas clothing drive for the needy. The Christmas shopping money has been left in Mr. Conklin's old suit. The script was previously used on the program of December 24, 1950 (see cat, #88670).

Ep 311

Mrs. Davis uses her fortune-telling cards to predict that Miss Brooks will lose all her friends before nightfall.

Ep 307

Miss Brooks and Mrs. Davis are trying to sell their travel trailer.

Ep 306

Will Mr. Conklin be leaving Madison High? He may become Assistant Supervisor of Schools! The script was previously used on the program of September 10, 1950 (see cat. #46256).

Ep 303

Miss Brooks and Mr. Boynton and planning to be the Madison High representatives for "American Education Week." Mr. Conklin has his own plans to attend. The script was possibly previously used on November 12, 1950 (see cat. #88667).

Ep 302

Miss Brooks needs money for her back rent. A copy of a Rodin statue is to be placed in the auditiorium on Founder's Day.

Ep 301

A series of robberies by a cat burglar has been plaguing the neighborhood.

Ep 300

Mrs. Davis has been having a romance with Henry, the butcher. The script was previously used on the program of November 22, 1953.

Ep 299

Mr. Conklin thinks there's entirely too much noise and talking at Madison High. He intends to put teeth into his non-fraternization rules. The sexes are to be kept apart.

Ep 294

Miss Brooks has no money to pay off a cab driver, who becomes a constant companion. The system cue and the commercials and/or public service announcements have been deleted. The script was possibly used previously on June 28, 1953.

Ep 295

Miss Brooks gets married to...Mr. LeBlanche! A June dream?

Ep 291

The school vegetable patch vs. the school goat. The commercials and part of the closing have been deleted, the story is complete. The script was previously used on April 11, 1954.