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- Hi, Linda! Cramming?
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Red Wilson; Wilbur Wilkin; Linda Moore; Craig
- Synopsis
- Linda is reading a book on child psychology that she plans to use when babysitting.
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- Dave Berg
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- Dave Berg
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- What do you say, Red, let's skate out to the center of the lake.
- Genre
- teen
- Characters
- Wilbur Wilkin; Red Wilson
- Synopsis
- Wilbur goes through the ice, but is able to save himself with two ice awls connected with strings.
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- Red! Do something quick! Hide me! Here comes Laurie!
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Wilbur Wilkin; Red Wilson; Laurie Lake; the Devil; Mr. Lake; Frank Wilkin; Eleanor Wilkin
- Synopsis
- Wilbur needs money for an upcoming dance when he finds an envelope filled with money.
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A word ladder and a maze.
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Hey, pop! You want to hand me part of the paper!
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Wilbur Wilkin; Frank Wilkin; Eleanor Wilkin; Laurie Lake; Linda Moore; Red Wilson
- Synopsis
- Wilbur's dad hires Wilbur as an office boy.
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- Red turns in some of the best book reports - but has never read the books...... not as long as they have movies, television and radio!!
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Miss Gargle; Red Wilson; Pat; Linda Moore; Wilbur Wilkin; Laurie Lake
Five one-panel gags about teens and books.
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- Here's a trick historical question
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- Paul Revere
A question about Paul Revere, connect the dots, and figure out the name of the person from the objects in the picture.
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- Ruth Roman adored by U.S. collegians
- Genre
- non-fiction
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Wilbur, are you sure it won't be too much trouble to drive me over to the beauty parlor?
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Laurie Lake; Wilbur Wilkin; Miss Gargle; Red Wilson
- Synopsis
- Wilbur promises Laurie to drive her to the beauty parlor after school, but then has to stay after school.
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Hold this carburetor will you, Linda? Everytime I get a chance to take Laurie for a ride something falls apart!! Hope she doesn't cool off about our date...
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Wilbur Wilkin; Linda Moore; Laurie Lake; Slats Morgan
- Synopsis
- Wilbur is trying to fix his jalopy, but Laurie is annoyed that his car isn't working.
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- Bill Woggon (signed)
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- Bill Woggon (signed)
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- Here's more fan mail for you, Katy.
- Genre
- humor; fashion
- Characters
- K. O. Kelly; Sis; Katy Keene; Windy; Joe Godfrey
- Synopsis
- Katy is upset that she hasn't heard from K. O. and thinks he doesn't love her anymore.
Designs submitted by Mary Shannon, Janet Hoffmire, Shirley Glover, Betsy LeBleu, Martha Lynn Evans, Darlene Carroll, Mary Lou Burgess, Phyllis Gillhart, Victoria Scarlato, Lydia May McDarment, Maria Razalan, and Beth Corrigan.
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- Bill Woggon
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- fashion
- Characters
- Katy Keene
Designs submitted by Barbara L. Castle, Joan Chmiel, Verna Whisman, Arline Buck, Linda Jane, Florence Gentile, and Christine Ann Kosmalski.
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A word ladder, and a connect the dots.
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Joe Edwards (signed)
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- Hi Wilbur!! Be a good bunny, and do me a favor! I just got home, when I remembered li'l ole me forgot a package, in the soda shoppe!
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Laurie Lake; Wilbur Wilkin
- Synopsis
- Laurie forgot a package at the soda shoppe and Wilbur takes it to her in the rain.