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, the girl dubbed "Fickle Fanny" by town gossip, struggles with the consequences of her heart's longing as her string of romantic entanglements threaten to unravel her one true hope: a lasting love with Dan. When Dan confronts her about rumors of her many dates, their fragile connection trembles under doubt, leaving Rose clinging to faith in his return despite the weight of misunderstanding.
In 1960, a shy high school student named Ethel Sterne finds herself drawn to her new neighbor, Danny Shumway, sparking a whirlwind romance that blossoms into a secret engagement. When their families forbid the relationship, the two teenagers decide to elope, only to face a tense, nervous wait at a minister’s doorstep—where their plan takes an unexpected turn. The story follows their brief, passionate connection and the quiet, bittersweet aftermath of choices made in youth.
Doris, a dedicated high school actress, finds herself caught between her dream of a Broadway career and the growing feelings she has for Ross Fletcher, a theater producer who offers her a chance at real experience. As she prepares for her big performance and begins to believe her romantic destiny is unfolding, a sudden confrontation reveals a shocking truth about Ross’s past and the nature of his attention.
In a quiet moment after a school dance, Vikki grapples with conflicting feelings as she reflects on her choices—her growing connection with Billy, her public performance with Ralph, and the weight of expectations from both her peers and her dreams of television fame. Though she tries to distance herself from Ralph, the pressure to maintain her role in the spotlight forces her into a situation that leaves her torn and uncertain.
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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