Dobie competes with Milton Armitage to see whose wardrobe can impress Thalia the most.

Maynard gets drafted.

Dobie falls for Poppy Herming but has to win her father's approval too.

Dobie joins the school band solely to be close to piccolo player Esme Lauterbach, who is interested in Maynard.

Maynard has temporary ESP, which will allow him to predict the winner of the Kennedy-Nixon presidential election.

Dobie and Maynard help a classmate to not drop out of school.

Dobie choses going to a huge Christmas party with Chatsworth rather than a small one with Maynard and feels guilty enough to have a Scrooge-like dream.

In order to graduate, Dobie and Maynard must write an essay on the subject of Whither Are We Drifting?

Maynard is convinced that he is dragging Dobie down in life so he tries to antagonize Dobie into ending their friendship.

Dobie and Maynard, out of high school, don't know what to do with themselves and seek professional help. In the end they decide to enlist in the army.

Dobie and Maynard organize a tribute to Mr. Pomfritt, hoping to convince him not to leave Central High.

A larcenous rodent is stealing from Mr. Pomfritt's desk, but Maynard and Dobie get blamed.

Dobie runs against Chatsworth for student council.

When Dobie's psychology class teaches him about the many benefits of marriage, he decides it's time to marry Zelda.

To impress a girl, Dobie invests more than he should in his economics class project. He buys stock in an egg company and ends up with a room full of eggs.

When Dobie wants to join an exclusive fraternity, Mr. Gillis bribes members to accept him.

Dobie tries to convince Maynard that he is not going to fall for any more money-mad girls, but then a successful college dropout shows up on campus and asks Dobie and Mr. Pomfritt to come work for her as salesmen.

Maynard decides to always speak the truth, upsetting all his friends in the process.