Archie's Pal Jughead #14

In "Jam Session," Jo and her friends navigate a sticky situation when Angela needs to reach the jam but can’t quite stretch high enough. With a clever suggestion from Suzie, they enlist school books as a makeshift ladder—turning a simple kitchen problem into a moment of goofy, relatable teen mischief.

In "Leaf Me Alone," Jughead’s attempt to earn a day off by raking leaves takes a chaotic turn when the smoke from his pile drifts straight into Mr. Weatherbee’s office. Panicked by the haze, the principal launches a full firehose assault—only to discover the blaze was just a pile of autumn leaves. When he learns Jughead’s wind-powered cleanup plan spared him the chore, the school’s authority is left both soaked and bewildered.

In this classic 1952 humor tale from *Archie's Pal Jughead #14*, Mr. Weatherbee tries to motivate Jughead by citing George Washington’s achievements at a young age—only for Jughead to deliver a quick, clever retort that flips the script with a wink and a grin. The story’s playful banter captures the timeless charm of teenage wit and schoolyard logic.

Jughead’s dad pushes him to get out more for his birthday, but when Jughead overhears his friends plotting a surprise party, he gets a clever idea: he’ll invite everyone to the Chok'lit Shoppe instead, thinking they’ll skip his party to attend his surprise. What follows is a mix-up of intentions and a surprisingly expensive evening—especially for his dad, who ends up footing the bill.