Hi-School Romance #7

In "The Wrong Girl," Randy, a young man hoping for a bigger role at the paper, finds himself drawn to the vibrant debutante Ellen—only to realize their lives don’t align. As a double-date unfolds, Randy begins to see the truth in the quiet moments: it’s not Ellen he’s meant for, but her roommate, Rosalie. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1951 romance unfolds with the gentle, bittersweet honesty of a first love that wasn’t meant to be.

In "I Adored a Beautiful Witch!" from Hi-School Romance #7 (1951), Tim, a nightclub singer, finds his relationship tested when his girlfriend Meg enters a beauty contest he’s judging. As Meg advances through the rounds, Tim struggles to balance his support with his duties—until a painful misunderstanding erupts after the semi-finals, leaving Meg heartbroken and furious. The story unfolds with quiet tension, exploring how love, ambition, and miscommunication can collide in a single, pivotal weekend.

In "A Fight With My Fellow!", Louella is stunned to see Buzzy Brown again—taller, more handsome, and carrying the weight of a secret that could change everything. When he confesses he’s fighting to earn his way to law school, she’s torn between believing his story and the whispers that say he’s just pretending. As the debate heats up, so does their connection, and Louella must decide how far she’s willing to go to stand by the man she’s come to care for.

In "Principal's Daughter," Jo finds herself torn between her father, the school principal, and her growing feelings for Jerry, a boy whose grades have kept him from her side. When Jerry is given one last chance to play in the big game by passing his exam, Sylvia steps in to help—and their bond deepens as they face the consequences of a secret night out at a club her father forbade.