Our Miss Brooks

Ep 90

Stretch Snodgrass is told to clean the Madison High School musical instruments. He uses soap and water, which creates a "soggy symphony." Jeff Chandler sings! There's a funny finale...including an exploding tuba!

Ep 93

Walter Denton has discovered uranium...on his shoe! Meanwhile, someone has stolen Mr. Conklin's rare black orchid!

Ep 94

Miss Brooks demands a jury trial after a traffic accident...and guess who's on the jury. The last show of the season.

Ep 96

Rumor has it that Mr. Conklin has been fired and is now taking in laundry! The script was subsequently used on the program of September 11, 1955 (sse cat. #77405)

Ep 97

Mr. Boynton has joined a volunteer fire department, which leads Mr. Conklin to conclude that Walter and Harriet are eloping.

Ep 98

Miss Brooks has been voted "Miss Pigskin of 1950." The good news is that Bronco Dawson is going to be the coach. The bad news is that Bronco has been fired!

Ep 99

Does she really have the measles?

Ep 100

The very funny story of Walter's radio. Don't miss a great double-take by Gale Gordon. "Tether your elephants?"

Ep 101

There's an anti-gambling crusade going on at Madison High. The money for the Madison phone bill seems to have wound up with a bookie.

Ep 102

The principal of Clay City High is encouraging Stretch's new romance with his own daughter, just before the big game. The script was reused on the program of October 24, 1954 (see cat. #104954).

Ep 103

Three secretaries have quit working for Mr. Conklin. A fourth is expected today. Meanwhile, there might be a "dancer" named Mitzi Leroy at the stag party being planned for Mr. Conklin's brother-in-law. The script was used again on the program of November 6, 1955.

Ep 104

Mrs. Davis is in charge of the Christmas toy drive. Stretch Snodgrass has found a genuine Indian tomahawk, used by Chief Arapahoe's war scouts. There's possibly treasure buried with them. The Executive Secretary of The California Teacher's Associate, Southern Section, Dr. Lionel…

Ep 105

Miss Brooks is going to the teacher's covention with Mr. Boynton...or is she? The script was possibly reused on the program of August 21, 1955 (see cat. #77403).

Ep 106

It's Thanksgiving time and there's only $5 for a turkey. Mr. Boynton suggests buying a live turkey to save money.

Ep 107

Miss Brooks has an idea to start a student police force and a driving education class. Harriet gets a lesson from Mr. Conklin (giving him a chance for a vocal double-take). After crashing into a hedge, Walter Denton gives him a ticket.