Hi-School Romance #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wrong Girl," a 1955 Harvey gem, Jerry Mix’s chance at a date with Sylvia Landon—and a spot in the big football game—hangs on passing one exam, thanks to her help. When their plans lead to a police raid at a club her father forbade, Jerry’s loyalty is tested, and the truth behind the night’s events puts everything on the line. With heartfelt moments and a quiet defiance, this story captures teenage romance and consequence, drawn with care by Lee Elias and rendered on the cover by Al Avison.
In "Wrong Girl," Randy’s unexpected assignment to cover debutantes takes a turn when he meets the vivacious Ellen—charming, beautiful, and full of energy. Though Ellen finds him intriguing, their mismatched interests leave Randy searching for something deeper, until a double-date at a play reveals a surprising connection with Ellen’s roommate, Rosalie.
In "I Adored A Beautiful Witch!" from Hi-School Romance #38 (1955), Tim, a nightclub singer, finds himself caught between love and duty when his girlfriend Meg enters a beauty contest he’s judging. As Meg’s confidence soars and Tim’s obligations pull him away, a single moment of miscommunication sets off a chain of emotions neither expected. The story unfolds with quiet tension and bittersweet longing, capturing the fragile hope of a romance on the edge of change.
In "A Fight With My Fellow!" from Hi-School Romance #38 (1955), Louella is stunned to see Buzzy Brown—her former debate partner and crush—again, now grown into a striking young man with a quiet intensity. As their romance rekindles, secrets surface: Buzzy’s story about being an orphan raised by an uncle, and the pressure to win this year’s debate or lose his chance at law school. When rumors swirl that his tale might be a fabrication, Louella must decide what truth means—and whether love is worth fighting for.
In "Principal's Daughter," Jo, the principal’s daughter, risks her father’s disapproval to help Jerry Mix pass his exam and earn a spot in the big football game. When she insists on a date at a nightclub he’s forbidden from entering, the resulting raid forces Jerry to protect her — and sets off a chain of events that tests their loyalty and his standing at school.
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