Dates
- Cover date
- March 1958
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- Table of Contents · 1 pages
- Nineteen and - Never Been Kissed! · 5 pages
Myrna Drake is the life of every Farnham College party and tries to set up her roommate, Prissy Macklin, for some fun. Bill Harrow, Myrna's steady boyfriend, brings Charlie Voigt to double-date with Prissy. Charlie and Prissy didn't click but, as time passes, Prissy falls for Bill and the feeling is mutual. When Bill decides to tell Myrna, he learns that she has fallen for Bill. All is right with the world and Prissy gets her first kiss.
- Our Lonely Hearts · 0.67 pages
- Miracle of Love · 0.67 pages
- Wally's Girl · 5 pages
Wally Montel met Lucy Barton when he was nine. After grammar school, they saw little of each other until high school, when Wally interrupted Mike Beeler harassing Lucy in the hallway between class. Love stirred again and they began dating until Wally's anger drove them apart. Lucy began dating Harold Hayes, even though Lucy feared that Wally would get angry and attacked Harold. When Lucy arrives for her date with Harold, she sees him rushing off to stop a fight between Mike and Wally. Wally realizes he has been a jerk, and steps aside for Lucy and Harold plan their wedding.
- My Tell-Tale Diary · 6 pages
Married on her eighteenth birthday, Nora and her new husband Jim Brex travel to a resort for their honeymoon. Nora gives Jim her diary to let him learn all of her past, when he reads about Noel, Nora's first boyfriend and full-time cad. Infuriated when reading her feelings, Jim flies into a jealous rage and storms out of the suite. In the hotel lobby, Jim reads the final pages where Nora refuses Noel's marriage proposal because she is in love with him and returns to their room promising to always trust one another.
- My Souvenir of Love · 6 pages
Cynthia and Anne had been friends for years until Larry Benton started attending the same high school. Larry fell hard for Anne, giving her a gold locket. But when Anne becomes sick, Cynthia swoops in on Larry, telling Anne that they are now in love. At the senior dance, Larry tells Anne that Cynthia's stories have been lies, and they dance the night away swearing to never doubt each other again.
Reprinted in
Hi-School Romance Datebook (1962)