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Cover: Lee Elias

Hi-School Romance #18

Dec 1952 · Harvey · 0.10 USD
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“Love-Crazed”

A December 1952 entry in Harvey's Hi-School Romance series, this issue promises "True Love Stories" with all the emotional charge the genre delivers. Lee Elias's cover art sets the mood immediately: a young woman in a sweeping red gown shares a passionate kiss with a uniformed man, while a blond figure in a tuxedo watches from the background with a troubled expression — a triangle charged with tension before you've read a single panel. The cover copy teases the story "Love-Crazed," asking how a girl "just sixteen" could resist temptation when she was already "too wise in the ways of love.

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Norma had been in love with Jack Stevens since they began high school, but he only saw a plain and studious girl who got good grades. The only way she could get next to him was to tutor him in trigonometry. Realizing that her parents didn't want her to wear make-up or dress like the other girls she felt desperate in grabbing Jack's attention. So, when popular Carinna Williams offered to help her with boys, she agreed. But for that advice, Corinna wanted Norma to run her campaign for class secretary. Norma made wonderful posters for Corinna, all noticed by Tommy Johnson, who was running for class president. After the election, and Corinna's victory, Norma was furious when she found Corinna kidding Jack. Running home, she was greeted by a telephone call from Tommy asking her out. In response, her mother helped her with make-up, and her father sprang for a new gown. Norma looked great and was the wall flower no more.

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