Girls' School (1938)
A group of affluent high school girls enrolls in a boarding school to master the art of etiquette. Linda Simpson, however, ignites drama by sneaking out for a night of adventure, claiming to her roommate, Betty Fleet, that she’s preparing to elope. Trouble brews when the school's administration learns of her escapades through a report from Natalie Freeman, a scholarship student who hesitates to expose her peer. As tensions rise, the dynamics between wealth, privilege, and social responsibility come to the fore in this engaging tale of youthful rebellion.
