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It has become an icon of stable family life and moral decision-making in a world of small human foibles and no great issues.
 
It has become an icon of stable family life and moral decision-making in a world of small human foibles and no great issues.
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The plot revolved around the life of Theodore "Beaver" Cleaver  (played by Jerry Mathers), an adolescent boy living in an upscale, middle-class neighborhood in the innocent years of the 1950s. His older brother, Wally, was played Tony Dow, his father, Ward, by  Hugh Beaumont, and his mother, June, by Barbara Billingsley.  
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The plot revolved around the life of Theodore "Beaver" Cleaver  (played by Jerry Mathers), a pre-adolescent boy living in an upscale, middle-class neighborhood in the innocent years of the 1950s. His teen-age brother, Wally, was played Tony Dow, his father, Ward, by  Hugh Beaumont, and his mother, June, by Barbara Billingsley.  
    
==Further reading==
 
==Further reading==
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