High School Confidential Diary #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology featuring multiple stories of teenage romantic entanglements. One story follows Ethel, who falls in love with Danny after he kisses her at a dance and takes her home, leading them to get engaged—but their relationship faces pressure when both sets of parents and peers disapprove, ultimately forcing them to break up. Another story, "Dance to Strange Music," depicts a girl named Billy who dances with Ralph at a television record hop and becomes infatuated with him, though Ralph ultimately leaves with another girl named Vikki. The issue also includes supplementary features such as advice from Dr. Harold Gluck, a history of etiquette section, and a canteen corner.
Rose Pelham is a girl who loves to date—and she's got no shortage of invitations to dances, games, and parties all over town. But when she falls hard for a boy named Dan and whispers promises of a future together, his faith in her wavers once he learns about her reputation as "Fickle Fanny," and Rose finds herself caught between defending her heart and losing the one person who matters most. Will Dan believe that her search through so many dates was really just the search for true love, or will he walk away for good?
When bright, popular high schooler Ethel Sterne meets charming new neighbor Danny Shumway, the two fall head over heels—so much so that when their parents forbid them from seeing each other, they decide the only solution is to elope. But as they drive through the night to find a minister willing to marry them, Ethel begins to feel the weight of what they're about to do, and a chance encounter with an understanding adult sets the stage for a reckoning about young love, maturity, and the paths not taken.
A young woman finds herself caught between two boys after winning a spot on a local TV dance show: the smooth-talking Ralph, who's promised her a chance at fame and repeated success, and Billy, the kind, studious boy who genuinely cares for her. As Ralph pressures her into breaking promises and skipping proper introductions to her parents, she realizes her ambition for the spotlight may be costing her something far more valuable. Can she find the courage to choose what's right over what glitters?
In "Dance to Strange Music," Jo finds herself caught between two worlds when she meets Ralph on a teen dancing TV show—her heart flutters, but only for a moment, as she quickly remembers what truly matters. Written with quiet charm and drawn in crisp, expressive lines, this 1960 romance unfolds in just five pages, capturing the fleeting thrill of a crush and the steady comfort of loyalty.
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Reprinted in True Life Love Library #49-24 (1969), Love Confessions Illustrated #5153 (1971), Intriguing Love Library #3452 (1974), Intriguing Love Library #38004 (1978)
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