Pamela Baird

Eddie is jealous of Wally's new job at the soda fountain, so he decides to set him up. Eddie poses as Mr. Rogers and pretends to order six quarts of ice cream for his daughter's slumber party. When Wally shows up Mr. Rogers throws him out telling him he doesn't appreciate his tricks. When Wally finds out it was Eddie who tricked him, he dumps two of the melted quarts over Eddie's head.

Wally takes a rich girl out on a date, but when he sees her he has to give her an orchid. The flower is too expensive for Wally, but Beaver finds a way to get one for him. Wally keeps it in the refrigerator, but it dies anyway and now he has to figure out another plan.

Dudley is the new kid on the block and June arranges for Wally to take him around the school and meet all of his friends. The problem is that Wally thinks Dudley is a loser and must learn to cope with what his mother wants and what his friends think.

Mary Ellen Rogers takes Wally to the Mayfield Cotillion and enters the two in a cha-cha dance contest. Wally is too afraid to tell Mary that he doesn't know how to cha-cha, so he buys a record that he hopes will teach him. However, he gets into trouble when he accidentally breaks the record.

This whole episode is comprised of reminiscing over incidents from a photo album that June has found while cleaning out the cabinet. It covers such memories as Beaver's first note from school to Wally running for class president.