Kathy #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two main stories. "See You After Class," by Margaret Isbell, follows Mary Baker, who becomes jealous when glamorous Gloria Barton arrives at Wilton High and captures the attention of Kenneth, the boy Mary loves; Mary's jealousy nearly ruins the school's dramatic club production before she learns to let go of her spite. A second story depicts Kathy scheming to spy on a couple at a romantic spot, leading to slapstick mishaps when the man attempts to teach his date about "figures" and Kathy crashes through the bushes, ultimately inviting them to her house for privacy.
Kathy is determined to land the lead role in the school play after hearing that Hollywood director Cecil Devine will be overseeing auditions, so she races to the auditorium early—only to find a crowd of students vying for the same spot. She tries sneaking in through the stage door, gets trapped in a wardrobe full of pirate costumes, and ends up in a chaotic chase through the theater, disguised as a pirate, before being caught by the director and the dean.
A young woman at a bus stop is startled by a sudden slap, then finds herself bewildered when a passing stranger offers her a bag of hot peanuts. The story unfolds with a series of odd, humorous interactions centered around a mysterious attraction that draws people in — but the reason behind the strange behavior remains a playful mystery.
Janie finds herself the unexpected center of a playful brawl between her two admirers, Leroy and Jasper, both determined to take her to the movies. As the boys escalate their rivalry with exaggerated gestures and comedic violence, Janie calmly takes control, deciding to end the chaos by choosing a new plan — one that leaves her date night far from the theater.
Kathy and her date Hank head to a fancy restaurant, only to discover they’re at a cafeteria instead. Amid chaotic mishaps involving soup, soap, and a mistaken identity, Kathy’s attempts to impress go hilariously awry.
Cuddles is set up on a blind date with Stanley Starbright, a wealthy and glamorous young man, but when her date arrives, she panics and disguises herself as her elderly aunt Agatha to avoid the meeting. As the situation spirals into a series of increasingly absurd excuses—claiming hay fever, poor eyesight, and even pretending to be a mother—she accidentally reveals her true identity, only to learn the man isn’t Stanley at all, but his social secretary, Percy Pill.
Bingo finds herself caught in a whirlwind of jealousy and mistaken identity when her crush, Hank, starts spending time with a new girl, leading to a series of chaotic misunderstandings. As the school basketball game approaches, Bingo’s antics to win Hank back take an unexpected turn when she’s forced to step in as a last-minute substitute player.
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