Miss America #71

When rumors swirl that the charming new boy in Centerville is secretly seeing another guy’s steady, the town’s boys start eyeing each other with suspicion—until the whole school is caught in a web of mistaken identities and teenage nerves. A lighthearted, clever twist on teenage gossip, this 1955 humor tale captures the drama of high school romance with a wink.

In this lighthearted 1955 tale from *Miss America* #71, Hedy is determined to make a splash at the party—until she learns Monty Clifton never asked her to be his date. Now she’s on a mission to find a new escort, with charm and comic timing on her side.

In a lighthearted slice of teenage life, Nancy finds herself caught in a minor fashion feud when she discovers Patsy bought the exact same hat she wanted—prompting a playful yet pointed clash that echoes the petty squabbles she’d just scolded Tubs and Buzz for. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this five-page humor piece captures the drama of high school style and friendship with charm and wit.

In this 1955 humor tale from *Miss America #71*, Patsy takes on a summer job as her father’s secretary and quickly proves her worth by helping land a major business contract. As the negotiations bring her into close contact with the client and his son, Buzz finds himself caught between pride and jealousy.