Connie Brooks, an English teacher at Madison High School, is chosen by Snap Magazine as its model American teacher, and a layout editor and photographer arrive at her home before dawn to photograph her. Connie is reluctant, especially since her landlady, Mrs. Davis, was the one who recommended her, and she is still in her nightclothes when the crew arrives. The magazine's staff settle in for a day of pictures, and Connie's colleagues, Walter Denton and Harriet Conklin, get involved as the story spreads through the school. The Our Miss Brooks series aired on CBS Radio, and this 1948 episode stars Eve Arden as Connie Brooks.

With Connie Brooks, Mrs. Davis, Stephanie Forrest, Pete Peterson, Walter Denton, Harriet Conklin, Mr. Boynton, Mr. Conklin.

Listen for: Connie's reactions as the magazine crew photographs her in the morning and at school

First aired on November 21, 1948 on CBS Radio.

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Miss Brooks, an English teacher at Madison High, receives a letter offering her a post at Sunnydale Finishing School, and her colleagues learn of it through Mrs. Davis, who read the letter by accident. Mr. Boynton invites Miss Brooks on a trip to his uncle's farm in Boonville to look for birds, a plan that causes gossip among the staff. Mr. Conklin and his daughter Harriet try to persuade her to stay, and Walter Denton is mixed up in a playful scheme. This episode of Our Miss Brooks was broadcast on CBS Radio on November 28, 1948, starring Eve Arden, Gale Gordon, Jeff Chandler and Richard Crenna.

With Miss Brooks, Mr. Boynton, Mr. Conklin, Mrs. Conklin, Harriet Conklin, Walter Denton, Mrs. Davis, Connie.

Listen for: Mrs. Davis reading Miss Brooks' letter, and the staff's reactions to the news that she may leave

First aired on November 28, 1948 on CBS Radio.

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Connie Brooks, an English teacher at Madison High, hopes to win the job of head of the English department from the new principal, Osgood Conklin. Her schoolmate Walter Denton asks her to help him write an impressive letter to Penelope Miller, while Connie's sweetheart, biology teacher Mr. Boynton, keeps making romantic overtures. Conklin, a stern and suspicious man, arrives at Madison High and soon begins to pry into the teachers' private lives. Eve Arden stars as Connie Brooks in this episode of Our Miss Brooks, first broadcast on CBS Radio on July 19, 1948, with Gale Gordon, Jeff Chandler and Richard Crenna in the cast.

With Connie Brooks, Mr. Boynton, Mrs. Davis, Walter Denton, Osgood Conklin, Penelope Miller, Mr. Darwin, Martha.

Listen for: Connie's dry, sharp remarks to Mrs. Davis and Walter, and the escalating mix-up as Mr. Conklin arrives at the school

First aired on July 19, 1948 on CBS Radio.

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First aired October 24, 1948.

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First aired October 31, 1948.

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Connie Brooks, an English teacher at Madison High, goes to check on her absent pupil Eddie Garson and finds him caring for his younger brothers while their mother is in hospital. Connie agrees to stay with the children overnight, and soon finds herself overwhelmed by the babies' demands. Her friend Philip Boynton, a biology teacher, arrives to help, and their presence at the house raises suspicion. The story is part of the Our Miss Brooks series, first broadcast on CBS Radio on November 14, 1948, starring Eve Arden.

With Connie Brooks, Eddie Garson, Mrs. Davis, Philip Boynton, Mr. Conklin, Walter Denton, Harriet Conklin, Danny.

Listen for: Connie's improvised cover stories and the growing confusion among Mr. Conklin, Walter and Harriet over what is happening at 225 Park Street

First aired on November 14, 1948 on CBS Radio.

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Our Miss Brooks, a high school English teacher, is overworked while preparing midterm exams, and her friends and colleagues grow concerned. Principal Mr. Conklin and his daughter Harriet worry about her health, and Mrs. Davis, her landlady, fusses over her too. Walter Denton gives his own frank opinions about her looks while driving her to school. Mr. Conklin insists she needs a hobby, so Miss Brooks tries several pastimes, from chess to knitting, as her friends gather at her boarding house. The series is OTRR Our Miss Brooks Singles, first aired on CBS Radio on November 7, 1948, starring Eve Arden, Gale Gordon, Jeff Chandler and Richard Crenna.

With Miss Brooks, Mrs. Davis, Walter Denton, Mr. Conklin, Harriet Conklin, Philip Boynton, Mrs. Conklin.

Listen for: Miss Brooks's attempts to take up a hobby, and the chess game with Mr. Boynton

First aired November 7, 1948.

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