Hi-School Romance #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Schemed Against Love," office worker Connie takes on a surprising new role as a roller derby skater, training under Don while resisting his romantic advances to focus on her career. Her path crosses with wealthy Michael, who sweeps her off her feet—until a painful betrayal reveals his true motives. With heartfelt art by Jack Sparling and a striking cover by Al Avison, this 1957 Harvey classic captures a young woman’s journey from illusion to self-discovery, all within a single, poignant story.
In "Dangerous Deception!" from Hi-School Romance #64 (1957), secretary Ginny risks everything to win the heart of her boss, Ted, by attending a masquerade ball in disguise. As their secret romance unfolds under the guise of mystery, a sudden fire at the office forces Ginny to reveal her true identity while saving vital files—leaving her unsure if her bold gamble will be met with anger or something far more unexpected.
In "Outside, Looking In," Jo finds herself drawn to Bill’s warm family life, even as she stays with him out of loneliness rather than love. When neighbors misinterpret their closeness, Laurie’s honest confession leads to a quiet moment of realization—she’s not just using Bill, she’s beginning to care for him deeply.
In "Fool's Paradise," office worker Connie trades her desk for the track, joining a roller derby team under the guidance of coach Don. Though Don’s affection grows, Connie stays focused—until wealthy Michael sweeps her off her feet, leading her into a romance that feels too good to be true. When the truth comes crashing down, Connie must decide where her heart truly belongs.
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↩ Reprints First Love Illustrated #21 (1952), Hi-School Romance #21 (1953)
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