Flat-Top #2

When Mr. Hogart assigns a snow-sculpting class outdoors, Flat-Top and his friends end up banished to the far side of the building—and things quickly fall apart in a series of comedic mishaps that leave them with nothing to show for their work. With Mr. Hogart's inspection just minutes away, Flat-Top hatches a desperate scheme to save the day, though keeping up the ruse proves trickier than the sculpture itself.

When Mazie's father and Stevie's father clash at the school's first annual Father's Night banquet—their old rivalry from competing high schools reigniting—the evening spirals into chaos as the two men's arguments escalate right under the principal's nose. What starts as a formal dinner quickly devolves into a comedic free-for-all, leaving Mazie mortified and desperate to escape the pandemonium. It's a hilarious look at how grown men can act just as foolish as teenagers when their pride gets in the way.

Stevie and his friends are stuck in the snow and missing out on ice boating at Goon Lake, but when Flat-Top shows up, he offers the girls a ride—leaving the boys behind to fume. Later at the lake, Flat-Top takes Mazie out on the ice in his boat, confident he's won her over, until Stevie arrives to challenge him to a race with unexpected—and chilly—results.

In this 1954 humor story, two teens—Flat-Top and Stevie—square off as candidates for class president, each scrambling to win over the school's voters with promises and campaigns. When Stevie's campaign manager Mortie realizes there are far more girls than boys at school, he convinces Stevie to court Mazie, the girls' leader, hoping to swing her vote—but Flat-Top catches on and makes his own play for her support. What unfolds is a scrappy election battle where both candidates learn that winning votes isn't just about big promises or clever tactics.