Kathy #12

Kathy Crane and Hank plan a prank to avoid the Leap Year Boat Ride together by pretending Hank has the measles, but their scheme backfires when Kathy’s friend Myrtle shows up on the same boat. As they try to hide from her, a series of mishaps and near-misses unfold, turning the trip into a chaotic adventure neither expected.

Bingo, a clumsy teen with big dreams, decides to take dancing lessons at Arthur Burry's School of Dancing after a series of embarrassing missteps on the dance floor. As he struggles through increasingly absurd routines and wooden-shoe drills, he slowly begins to improve—though his enthusiasm often outpaces his coordination. The story follows his journey from awkward beginner to surprisingly confident dancer, setting up a hopeful moment at the big school dance.

Kathy Crane tries to make amends with her strict teacher, Miss Ghastly, after being caught unprepared for class, only to accidentally unleash a chaotic chain of events when she offers her family’s basement as a secret meeting spot for the teacher’s avant-garde dance club. What starts as a desperate attempt to impress quickly spirals into a full-blown misunderstanding when the club’s wild antics trigger a burglar alarm, leading to a comical confrontation with the police.

Kathy Crane runs a hot-dog and hamburger concession at the school bazaar, but when her booth is sabotaged, she quickly pivots to a kissing booth to keep the money rolling. As the bazaar buzzes with chaos and unexpected customers, Kathy’s quick thinking leads her to a new, wildly popular scheme—though not without a few surprising twists.