- Script
- Dan Parent
- Pencils
- Dan Parent
- Inks
- Rich Koslowski
- Colors
- Barry Grossman
- Letters
- Bill Yoshida
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Hiram Lodge; Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Nancy Woods; Chuck Clayton; Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Jughead Jones
- Synopsis
- Betty and Veronica had just planned a quiet day around the pool but it turns into a party.
- Reprints
Credits from the reprint in B&V Friends Double Digest Magazine (Archie, 2011 series) #244, no credits listed in this digest.
- Script
- Frank Doyle (credited)
- Pencils
- Tim Kennedy (credited)
- Inks
- Rudy Lapick (credited)
- Colors
- Barry Grossman (credited)
- Letters
- Bill Yoshida (credited)
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Betty Cooper; Archie Andrews; Veronica Lodge; Alice Cooper
- Synopsis
- Betty and Archie go for a walk and enjoy summer by engaging in childish activities.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- dogs; playground; skateboard; teeter-totter
In a panel on page one, Betty sings some modified lyrics to the 1947 song "It's a Good Day." ("Great day" instead of "good day", but the lyrics are obvious to anyone who's heard the song.)
- Script
- Kathleen Webb
- Pencils
- Dan DeCarlo
- Inks
- Jim DeCarlo
- Colors
- Barry Grossman
- Letters
- Bill Yoshida
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Betty Cooper; Archie Andrews
- Synopsis
- Betty creates a life-size statue of Archie out of macaroni and enters a state-wide art contest.
- Reprints
When reprinted in B&V Friends Double Digest (Archie, 2011 series) #236, writing is credited to Kathleen Webb and inks to Allison Flood.
When reprinted in World of Archie Double Digest (Archie, 2010 series) #51, writing is credited to Kathleen Webb and inks are credited to Jim DeCarlo.
- Script
- Frank Doyle
- Pencils
- Dan DeCarlo
- Inks
- Alison Flood
- Colors
- Barry Grossman
- Letters
- Bill Yoshida
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Gaston the chef; Jughead Jones; The DeCarlo Mutt; Archie Andrews
- Synopsis
- Betty and Veronica try to have an afternoon of fun at the beach and still protect their picnic lunch.
- Reprints
"The DeCarlo Mutt" is a scraggly little dog that Dan DeCarlo often snuck into the background outdoor scenes of his stories or cartoons. This is one of the few stories that the animal takes a prominent role in the story.