Kathy #12

When Kathy learns about a leap-year boat ride where girls get to invite boys, she sets her sights on Hank—only to discover he's already been claimed by another girl. Determined to sabotage their plans, Kathy cooks up a scheme involving a fake measles diagnosis, but her plot spirals into one mishap after another aboard the S.S. Muerta. What unfolds is a chaotic chase across the boat's decks where nothing goes quite as planned.

Bingo's got his eye on a girl at the dance, but his two left feet keep getting in the way—literally stepping all over her during their first encounter. Determined to win her over, he enrolls at Arthur Burry's School of Dancing, where he promptly becomes every instructor's worst nightmare, though somehow he muddles through and earns his diploma. When he finally gets his chance to show off his newfound skills back at the dance floor, things don't go quite as planned.

Kathy Crane's struggling in Latin class and desperate to get back in her teacher's good graces—so when she and her friend spot Miss Ghastly carrying a heavy valise, they see the perfect opportunity to help. Their well-intentioned offer to assist leads Kathy to volunteer her family's basement as a meeting space for Miss Ghastly's interpretive dance club, complete with a buzzer system to keep unwanted visitors out. What could possibly go wrong?

Kathy Crane takes charge of the hot-dog and hamburger concession at the school bazaar, but her booth's success draws unexpected competition—a fortune-telling booth that lures the crowds away. When disaster strikes and threatens her stand, Kathy pivots to running a kissing booth instead, turning it into the bazaar's hottest attraction. As the boys exhaust their spending money, Kathy comes up with one final scheme to keep the booth profitable and save the day for charity.