High School 1940
After being homeschooled on her father’s remote Texas ranch, a spirited teenager is thrust into a bustling San Antonio high school. She must navigate unfamiliar classrooms, forge friendships, and cope with the hilarious culture clash that follows as she learns to fit in with her new peers.
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High School does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.
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Cliff Edwards
"Jeff" Jefferson
Claire Du Brey
Miss Huggins
Luis Alberni
Signor Cicero
Jane Withers
Jane Wallace
Mary McCarty
Mary
Paul Harvey
James Wallace
Joan Leslie
Patsy
Harold Goodwin
Gangster
Emma Dunn
Mrs. O'Neill
Margaret Brayton
Miss Witherspoon
Carmencita Johnson
Girl
Billy Jones
Student in Fight
Dave Morris
Gangster
John Kellogg
Tommy Lee
Heinie Conklin
Junk Man
Fred Kelsey
Junk Man
Clark Morgan
Minor Role
Dorothy Moore
Jessica
Michael Conroy
Boy
Wade Boteler
McDonald
Harry Denny
Minor Role
Maurice Cass
Franklin Jefferson
Helen Dickson
Faculty Member
Grace Hayle
Miss Cummings
Robert Homans
Policeman
Jack Woody
Student in Fight
Renie Riano
Miss Grace
Ray Cooke
Airport Attendant
Lynne Roberts
Carol Roberts
Frank M. Thomas
History Teacher
Betty Jean Hainey
Girl
Marvin Stephens
Bill
Iva Stewart
Stewardess
Frank McGrath
Student in Fight
Gordon Carveth
Student in Fight
Doris Brian
One of the Brian Sisters
Betty Brian
One of the Brian Sisters
Gwen Brian
One of the Brian Sisters
Joe Brown Jr.
Slats Roberts
Lillian Porter
Cuddles Dixon
Johnnie Pirrone Jr.
Terry
Sam Garrett
Roper
Mary Jo Ellis
Girl
Connie Evans
Miss Brinkerhoff
Jackie Hughes
Boy
Tina Marshall
Sour Teacher
Allen Pomeroy
Student in Fight
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