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Mr. Novak: Season 1 - 30 Episode s
1x1 - First year,First Day
September 24, 1963
A brilliant student with a good business - an auto body shop - wants to quit school. He challenges Novak to give him a good reason for continuing his education.
1x2 - To Lodge and Dislodge
October 1, 1963
Julie Dean, a blind student at Jefferson High, develops a crush on Mr. Novak.
1x3 - I Don`t Even Live Here
October 8, 1963
When Mr. Otis was conducting the English class, all the students were raking in As - but Novak can't seem to get the same caliber of work out of them.
1x4 - X is the Unknown Factor
October 15, 1963
Mike Daniels is being considered for an important science scholarship, but he's having problems in Novak's literature class. Dr. Frank Baxter, TV educator, appears as Dr. Gagan.
1x5 - A Single Isolated Incident
October 22, 1963
A black student, Marcy Desmond, is violently accosted by a gang of youths who let her know that she's not welcome at Jefferson High.
1x6 - The Risk
October 29, 1963
Novak helps a former teacher and mentor obtain a position at the school. The instructor is a recovering alcoholic, while his much-younger wife is still afflicted with the disease.
1x7 - Hello Miss Phipps
November 5, 1963
Maude Phipps, a teacher for some 40 years, is sharply outspoken and is the object of various complaints -- including those of irate parents who don't like the idea of her teaching social hygiene to their children.
1x8 - To Break a Camel's Back
November 12, 1963
Novak clashes with Holly Metcalfe, a rebellious senior who doesn't like to follow rules.
1x9 - A Feeling for Friday
November 19, 1963
It's a hectic Friday and Novak is very pleased to get an invitation to spend the weekend at his former sweetheart's family estate.
1x10 - Pay the Two Dollars
November 26, 1963
A father holds Novak responsible for roughing up his son. It all happened when Novak broke up some student horseplay.
1x11 - Love in the Wrong Season
December 3, 1963
Novak, who's dating a teacher, has some competition from one of her students.
1x12 - The Boy Without A Country
December 10, 1963
Novak and Vane prepare a hero's welcome for a new student, a Russian defector, who's quick to show that he's not easy to get along with.
1x13 - A Thousand Voices
December 17, 1963
Novak defends the members of an off-campus car club, who have run into trouble.
1x14 - My Name is not Legion
December 24, 1963
Novak is interested in Arnold Frazer, a new student who shows signs of brilliance and trouble adjusting to school life.
1x15 - He who can Does
December 31, 1963
Novak invites a famous novelist to address the school's Literary Club - despite protests of Miss Pagano who feels that the writer's unorthodox views will be a bad influence.
1x16 - Song of Songs
January 7, 1964
An overly strict father takes the school, and Mr. Novak to task, when he finds the subject matter read aloud in class by his daughter to be highly erotic.
1x17 - The Exile
January 14, 1964
Charlie Payne, who dropped out three years ago, now has nothing better to do than spend his time hanging around the school grounds.
1x18 - Sparrow on the Wire
January 21, 1964
A member of Novak's debating club makes some anti-Semitic remarks during an intra-squad debate.
1x19 - The Private Life of Douglas Morgan Jr.
January 28, 1964
Campus clown Doug Morgan decides he can attract attention - and get excused from compulsory ROTC classes - by claiming to be a conscientious objector.
1x20 - Death of a Teacher
February 4, 1964
The death of a teacher brings forth a variety of reactions and emotions from the students and faculty at Jefferson High.
1x21 - I`m on the Outside
February 11, 1964
A student named Steve Acero tells Principal Vane that Mr. Novak is prejudiced against him because he is of Mexican extraction.
1x22 - Chin Up, Mr. Novak
February 18, 1964
Novak's having problems with a literature class - until it's taken over by Margaret Mumsley, a 75-year old exchange teacher from England.
1x23 - Fear is a Handful of Dust
February 25, 1964
Novak tries to help shy, introverted Sue Johnson by encouraging her to develop her talent for caricature.
1x24 - How Does Your Garden Grow?
March 3, 1964
An inexperienced and frightened substitute teacher has trouble with her first class at Jefferson High.
1x25 - The Tower
March 10, 1964
After numerous complaints that an elderly geometry instructor is no longer an effective teacher, Vane is forced to retire her.
1x26 - One Way to Say Goodbye
March 17, 1964
Novak finds himself attracted to Jenny Peterson, a former Jefferson High student.
1x27 - Day in the Year
March 24, 1964
A girl in Novak's homeroom collapses from an overdose of narcotics.
1x28 - Moment Without Armor
March 31, 1964
School grounds are quiet in the evening, and darkness was the accomplice of the unknown assailant who attacked assistant principal Jeanne Pagano.
1x29 - Fare Thee Well
April 7, 1964
Miss Cathy Williams is going to become a mother, but she wants to graduate with her senior class and she doesn't want to tell her parents about her condition.
1x30 - Senior Prom
April 14, 1964
The senior prom at Jefferson High is going to be a flop this year - unless student chairman Gail Andrews starts taking interest in the preparations.