Our Miss Brooks — 1949
51 episodes broadcast in 1949.
The Old Clothes New Year's Eve Party.
A shortfall in Madison High's coal budget leaves the school's heating on shaky ground.
Student Government Day takes an unruly turn, playing out more like a mock trial of convicts than a civics lesson.
The Student Banking System.
Basketball star Stretch Snodgrass's eligibility comes down to whether he can pass an English exam.
Monsieur Le Frog.
Stretch's problem turns out to be girl trouble, not schoolwork.
Miss Brooks Gets 'The Works'.
A cafeteria boycott at Madison High, with William Conrad in the cast.
The Rostand Poetry Mix-Up.
A rival school, Clay City High, tries to lure Connie away from Madison with a job offer.
The catch at this party is that everyone who shows up has to perform.
Conklin's scheme for waking the school up on time backfires on him.
Someone at Madison High picks up extra work on the side to cover the cost of new Easter clothes.
A dress-code dispute at Madison boils down to a fight over who gets to wear the pants.
Stretch and Walter's Grudge Match.
Philip Boynton's parents come to town, and a nervous Connie is introduced to them for the first time.
The Key To Madison High.
The Wishing Well Dance doubles as a pageant, crowning Madison's own Miss Wishing Well of 1949.
Stuffing Stuff, Incorporated.
June 26, 1949
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A telegram mix-up somehow leaves Madison High celebrating Christmas in the middle of summer.
Conklin's Carelessness Code Fund.
Mrs. Davis' Pensacola Popovers.
Connie weighs walking away from Madison High for a teaching job out in Connecticut.
Madison High's Heat Wave.
An oddly named trophy, the Yodar Kritch Cup, rides on the outcome of an English test.
August 28, 1949
Madison Summer Athletic Festival
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The Head Of The State Board Of Ed.
A sweater somehow lands Connie in the role of faculty cheerleader.
Stretch threatens to transfer schools over the football rivalry with Clay City.
A visiting French teacher, Mr. LaBlanche, tries to put the touch on Connie.
Madison High's Safety Inspection.
Mr. Boynton's Homecoming Presents.
A Halloween party at the school pushes principal Conklin past his limit, and he comes unglued in front of the staff.
November 6, 1949
Arapaho Burial Ground
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A New Mascot For Madison High.
The Party Line.
Money troubles shrink this Thanksgiving to a decidedly humble holiday dinner.
Connie is roped into chaperoning students to the Cereal Bowl football game at Clay City.
Connie's Letter To Sandy Clawss.
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