Say, what do Miss Crabtree, King Kong, and Gilligan's Skipper have in common?* Well, each was made famous by a celebrity who graduated from Hollywood High School! The museum, started in 1992 by then principal Jeanne Hon, resides in a four room area above the school's library. Jerry Anker, famous combat photographer, is the museum's curator. Jerry is currently at work putting together displays of each of the school's famous alumni. The hope is eventually to move the displays, including June's, to the planned Hollywood History Museum, to be located near the school. Thanks to the financial backing of June Marlowe biographer Scott Johnson and JuneSiteMeister Don Spears (me), the June Marlowe Display became a reality in June (naturally) of 1998. June's display sits top left, above the display for actor John Phillip Law. According to Jerry, folk who visit the museum are stopping at June's display and perusing. Well, you'd peruse too, wouldn't you?

June's display, featuring photos supplied from this site.
Also included is biographical information by Scott Johnson and a June Marlowe filmography.

For a tour of the museum, contact Hollywood High School. Check your map and travel guides before going.

Here's a list of famous Hollywood High School alumni