Leave it to Beaver

Wally's parents fear the influence of a young, married couple on their son.

Beaver is embarrassed about being put under the charge of a baby sitter.

Wally buys an old car for $25.

Beaver buys a model car with the $10 his Uncle Billy sent him.

A neighbor's cat keeps returning to Beaver.

Eddie becomes envious of Wally's glamorous soda-fountain job.

Beaver accidentally lets his parents' car roll into the street.

Eddie tricks Wally into trading dates for a high-school exchange dance.

Beaver buys a pair of ice skates that are three sizes too large.

Wally is invited to spend the weekend at a friend's lakeside cottage -- without adult supervision.

Beaver inadvertently cheats on an English test.

Wally is embarrassed when it appears that his date is driving him to a dance.

Beaver goes out on his first date.

Beaver believes he has broken one of Ward's golf clubs.

Beaver is invited to a going-away party for the "creepiest'' girl in school.

Beaver is to play the part of a bunny in the school pageant.

Beaver has a renewed interest in an old train set his mother plans to give away.

Beaver and Gilbert get spooked by strangers after watching a scary movie.

Beaver talks his parents into buying him an expensive jacket.

Beaver thinks nobody likes him after discovering that he is at the "awkward age''.

Beaver is anxious about an upcoming roller-coaster ride.

Beaver and two friends purchase a burro.

Eddie quits school and gets a full-time job.

Unbeknownst to their parents, Wally stays overnight at Lumpy's and Beaver's friend stays overnight with him.

While helping a friend do his family's wash, Beaver pours a whole box of soap into the machine.