Glen steals the answer to a contest in which the winner gets a new motorcycle. Now the person who convinced him to cheat needs a big favor - the keys to a van which contains an experimental solar-powered gyroscope. Moral: Just about anything worthwhile has to be worked for, and earned. If it's worth having, it's worth waiting for.

Yale is a teenage boy who wants to join a club called "The Overlanders". The leader of the club does not want Yale to join because he's Jewish, but soon the racist gets what he deserves when a mountain lion attacks him! Moral: It's not a person's race, religion or looks that is important. What is important is the person's character.

Young Bill is a little too anxious to grow up. He wants to be a skydiver, just like his big brother Larry. Bill decides to pack Larry's parachute himself, without any help. We can all guess what happens next... Moral: Sometimes there are things that a kid wants to do but he's too young for. Be patient. We grow up a lot sooner than we think.

When two girls find stolen money, they are kidnapped, along with Mentor, by the thieves. Captain Marvel calls on Isis to help him rescue them.

Curtis is a black man who would rather play his violin than play baseball. "Whoever heard of a black violinist?", his friends exclaim. After pressure from the teammates to play baseball, Curtis runs away, and unknowingly ends up in the middle if a missle testing range. Can Captain Marvel save him in time? Moral: Treat others the same way you'd like others to treat you. If you give respect, you'll get it back.