Bud must decide if he should stand up for a teacher or join the class in a revolt.

Margaret receives a new house which she plans to rent out.

Bud becomes the chairman for the planning of his high school picnic.

The Anderson's gardener, Frank, is forced to get a real job and then winds up in court.

Margaret enrolls in an English class in college and is put in Betty's class.

Bud is not able to play in the football game because he wouldn't go to bed early.

Kathy competes in an essay contest judged by Greer Garson.

Jim tries to teach Margaret how to drive a car.

Bud is given the pleasure of raising Kathy when he says they are doing it all wrong.

Betty is going through a phase where she thinks selfishness is the sole motivator in people's lives.

When Kathy finds a horseshoe and she wishes for a horse, and gets one.

A girl thinks Bud is going into the Army and throws a going away party.

At summer camp Kathy rebels after her counselor, Betty, keeps pushing her to do better.

Bud practices the bongo drums to impress his new girlfriend.

Jim can either attend a business meeting or see Kathy read his biography.

Betty has two dates for the same night and doesn't plan to break either one.

Bud practices mind reading, and Betty tries to make the debating team.

The family gets mad when Margaret keeps helping a furniture maker and his wife.

Bud is in trouble when he is accused of causing damage to a neighbor's property.

26Feb58 Betty teases Bud saying he is sloppy when some very influential people come over.

The Anderson's cousin, Milly, arrives for a visit and to look at the college.

Bud believes that his father is henpecked when he willingly does everything Margaret wants him to.

Betty tries to help an old man fix up his restaurant so he isn't evicted by Jim's company.

Bud falls in love with an older woman at the grocery store who is married.

Chaos strikes when Betty hides a pair of skates for a friend of hers.

A very talented dog shows up and takes residence in the Anderson's house.

When Jim plans to build a case for trophies, and Margaret sets out to win a medal.

Betty tries to use her feminine wiles on a young man to get him to take her out.

Jim is bombarded with questions when he is getting ready for a business trip.

When Bud meets a successful business man who quit school and Bud plans to do the same.

Bud is chosen as the most popular boy in his class at school.

Betty tries to make a man remove a hedge that blocks the view on a road.