For Men Only (1952)

Kathleen Hughes: Tracy Norman

Quotes 

• Dr. Stephen Brice : School never interferes with your education, does it, Miss Norman?

  Tracy Norman : Not with anything I really want. I've been kicked out of three schools already.

  Dr. Stephen Brice : Why?

  Tracy Norman : Excitement. And I like to embarrass Daddy.

• Dr. Stephen Brice : Listen, Tracy. I like you, yes. As a matter of fact, I think you are one of the most attractive people I have ever met. But you are completely and thoroughly spoiled. Your revolt is not against convention but against people who won't give you what you want. You are going to have to accept the word "no" because there are an awful lot of "no's" in the world. And when you do, then maybe you will start growing up instead of just older.

  Tracy Norman : [Angrily]  Thank you, doctor. I should have taken notes.

• Tracy Norman : [to Dr. Brice]  Your wife didn't show up tonight. I put one and one together. You're available.

• Tracy Norman : I don't play games, Dr. Brice. Do you think I'm too young?

  Dr. Stephen Brice : No.

  Tracy Norman : Do you think this is just a school girl crush I have?

  Dr. Stephen Brice : Well, it isn't uncommon for students to romanticize their teachers. Somebody who seems to be endowed with maturity and wisdom, and often wishes.

  Tracy Norman : I am not the type to romanticize about anyone, Dr. Brice. I've taken your classes for two semesters now and I've made my business to know you. I can tell you what students you have, what you eat, what you read..

  Dr. Stephen Brice : This doesn't mean that you know me, Tracy. Those are the externals. You don't know what I think... what I feel.

  Tracy Norman : I think I know that too. We've worked together on this meeting for almost a week. Why don't you stop pretending that a teacher is a saint... that being interested in a student is immoral?

• Tracy Norman : Are you worried about your husband?

  Julie Brice : A great deal. But not on your account.