Daisy's unconventional beliefs about a young lady's conduct bring her into conflict with her parents. She moves out, then leaves her boyfriend Clyde, who also disapproves of her reckless style. She runs around with many boys. Bill Crandall takes her to a sleazy roadhouse and gets fresh. Clyde rescues Daisy from Crandall, and the sweethearts return to Daisy's parents to apologize for her behavior.; Phyllis's father believes responsibility will cure his daughter of her wild ways so he puts her to work in a Maine hotel operated by Martha, an old friend. She runs around with Frank. When her father announces his plans to marry Martha, Phyllis believes the trip to Maine was only a scheme to reunite with Martha. She plans to get back at her father by marrying Frank. Frank intends to swindle Phyllis's father of $5000, and, when Frank is exposed by Bob, Phyllis realizes what a terrible mistake she was about to make. She drops Frank and keeps company with Bob.; Millie is bored and wants to join Gloria's fast set at school. To do so, she steals a letter of complaint concerning Gloria from her father's office. She is welcomed into the group for her bravado, and begins running around and staying out late. Her schoolwork suffers. She and her friends fail a pop quiz, and they urge her to steal the tests from her father's office. She is caught. Gloria denies any involvement. Millie runs away, but Frank intercepts her at the train station and convinces her to bravely face the consequences of her act.; Rosanne persuades Kenny to take her to a sleazy roadhouse to see Sonny Pearson's show. Pearson slips Rosanne a note requesting her company at the end of the evening. She sends Kenny away and meets Pearson in a back room. They drink and pet. Pearson's wife bursts into the room with a photographer. She vows revenge in divorce court. The next day, photos are published in the newspaper. Rosanne is disgraced, but Kenny forgives her.