Hi-School Romance #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Three's a Crowd in Love," Bob Powell’s expressive art brings to life the tender, bittersweet romance of Penny and Douglas Trimble, set against the quiet charm of a 1955 high school summer. When Penny’s bike fails her at the May Day picnic, Doug’s quiet kindness sparks a connection that deepens through patient care and unspoken feelings. Al Avison’s cover captures the moment’s quiet tension, as Penny’s world shifts from uncertainty to a quiet certainty beneath the moonlight.
In "Three's a Crowd in Love," Judy’s quiet high school life shifts when she bonds with classmate Vera after learning about her struggles at home. As romance begins to bloom between Judy and her admirer Bud, Vera’s unexpected actions stir confusion and heartache—until a shocking moment on New Year’s Eve reveals a truth neither girl saw coming.
In "I Was the Loneliest Girl in School," Penny’s beauty has always kept her isolated—until a broken bicycle tire at the May Day picnic brings her unexpected connection with Douglas Trimble. As their quiet bond grows, Penny’s doubts about Doug’s confidence clash with her own emotions, until a moment of jealousy and courage reveals just how much he truly means to her.
In "Baby Sitter's Blues," a 1955 romance from Hi-School Romance #37, West Point cadet David finds himself caught between duty and desire when Mrs. Pembley pushes him to court the polished Valerie Brooks—only to discover his heart belongs to the quiet, kind-hearted Jean, the family’s babysitter. Written with a gentle touch and drawn in the era’s signature style, the story captures the quiet tension of first feelings and the weight of expectations.
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