Mark Murray

Quint Asper, framed as a horse thief by two bad men, angrily leaves town after being beaten up by several Dodge City residents.

Small-town prejudice erupts against a teacher who is anonymously accused of improper behavior with her students.

Beaver asks Wally in front of his parents if he will be their guide for a night in the woods. His strategy works and Wally has to take them, but this upsets Eddie. Eddie decides that he will scare Beaver and his friends enough so they won't want to go on the trip at all. However, Eddie gets caught by a forest ranger and gets in trouble before he can carry out his plan.

Beaver and two other friends buy shirts with monsters on the front, each more gruesome than the next. Beaver is the only one who tricks his parents and wears his new sweatshirt to school. However, the principal doesn't like it and an angry Ward comes to pick up Beaver.

The boys have saved up enough money to call Don Drysdale at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles -- long distance. However, they wind up running the bill to $9.35 plus tax. They decide not to tell any of their parents, but Ward and June soon find out because of Kenny's big mouth.

A rowdy clan of hunters, a father and three sons, assault a harmless carpenter, injuring his hand and jeopardizing his livelihood.