Joey Scott

The sheriff's knowledge of American history is put to the test by Opie and an attractive new history teacher.

Opie and his chums take their roles as Robin Hood and his merry men seriously as they befriend a hobo at the expense of the pantries of Mayberry.

Ward is confident that Wally and Beaver can babysit Puddin, Herb Wilson's 4-year-old daughter. However, Puddin becomes a handful for the boys when she locks herself in the bathroom and the boys have to call Gus the fireman to help get her out.

After the boys agree to paint the garage door, the only one who actually gets paint poured all over him is little Benjie Bellamy.

When Herman arrives home, he makes a happy announcement that he has been offered a promotion at work. However, if he accepts the new job it will necessitate moving to another city. Although most of the family hates the thought of giving up their comfortable home, they agree that Herman should accept the job.