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- I've waited long enough!
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Wilbur Wilkin; Linda Moore; Laurie Lake; Red Wilson; Slats Morgan; Rock Hudson (mentioned); policeman
- Synopsis
- Wilbur and Slats forgot their movie date with Linda and Laurie but Red has a plan to smooth things over.
- Keywords
- flowers; hamburgers
Story listed on cover.
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- You mean Laurie actually turned Wilbur down...
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Linda Moore; Laurie Lake (mentioned); Red Wilson; Wilbur Wilkin (on telephone)
- Synopsis
- Linda says yes to a date with Wilbur after Laurie turned him down.
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- Let me see... bobby pins, fifty cents...
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Laurie Lake; Mr. lake
- Synopsis
- Laurie figures out that she needs a bigger allowance.
- Keywords
- expenses
Story listed on cover.
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- Did you ever stop to think what you'd like to be...
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Wilbur Wilkin; Linda Moore; Laurie Lake; Red Wilson; Slats Morgan; soda jerk
- Synopsis
- Wilbur asks his friends about what careers they would like to have.
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- I thought you and Laurie were going steady, Wilbur!
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Wilbur Wilkin; Laurie Lake; Red Wilson
- Synopsis
- Red helps Wilbur with poetry to impress Laurie.
- Keywords
- cue cards; moving van; poetry
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- Wait'll the girls at the party see this outfit...
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Laurie Lake; Wilbur Wilkin; Linda Moore
- Synopsis
- Laurie has a new outfit for the party.
- Keywords
- envy; outfit; snow
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- Now, let me see if I've got it, Laurie!
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Linda Moore; Mr. Moore; Laurie Lake (on telephone); Pamela (on telephone)
- Synopsis
- Mr. Moore thinks his daughter is very smart for memorizing messages.
- Keywords
- messages; telephone
Archie Comics editor Harry Shorten is mentioned in last panel as 'Shorten'.
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- Come on! The boys are over at Linda's house!
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Laurie Lake; Slats Morgan; Pamela; Linda Moore (mentioned)
- Synopsis
- Laurie suspects that Pamela is keeping a secret.
- Keywords
- soda shoppe; surprise party
Titles of six Archie comics are shown in the background.
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- Start with 'A' and spell out...
A word game and a maze.
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- Bill Woggon
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- Oh hello, K.O! Fishing? I'd love to go!
- Genre
- humor; fashion
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- Katy Keene; Randy Van Ronson; K.O. Kelly
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- Both Randy and K.O. ask Katy to go fishing on their boats.
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- boats; fishing; kelp bed; worms
Credits are given for fashions, poses and designs by Barbara Novak, Joan Donofrio, Sandra Rogers, Connie Sue Rhodes, Bob and Joe Flores, Joni Julie, Johannah Zurla, Darla Stevens, Kathy Csuti, and Nelson (Madman) Bridwell.
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- You can send for this pin-up of Katy...
- Genre
- fashion
- Characters
- Katy Keene
- Keywords
- nautical; swimwear
Outfit designs by Carolyn Bratton, Janette Dorris, Nancy Lee Holmes, Sandra Irvine, Lorraine Janas, Mrs. Hilda R. Jones, Toby Kabakoff, Leslie Lloyd, Mary Melaniecraft, Carol Nelson, Martha Olevnik, Beaulah Truax Jr. and Sally Whitesides (2 designs).
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- Bill Woggon
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- Gosh! I hope it's th' season for pedal pushers...
- Genre
- humor; fashion
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- Katy Keene; Sis Keene; Gloria Grandbilt
- Keywords
- diving; fishing frogmen; shark
Four cartoons. Credits given to Genny Sue Barnes, Mary Alice Kennedy, Linda McCullar, Sharon Lee Russell and Louise Tennant.
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- Sigh
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Slats Morgan; Wilbur Wilkin; Pamela
- Synopsis
- Slats was turned down for a date with Pamela.
- Keywords
- soda shoppe
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- Stop that, Slats!
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Wilbur Wilkin; Slats Morgan
- Synopsis
- Wilbur scolds Slats for focusing on women instead of studying.
- Keywords
- geography; wolf whistle
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- ?; typeset
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- My dreams came true! I have Wilbur all to myself!
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Wilbur Wilkin; Linda Moore; Laurie Lake; Red Wilson; Slats Morgan; Mr. Dripwaite
- Synopsis
- Linda is so excited by the news that Laurie is moving away, and she will have Wilbur all to herself.
Wilbur's hometown of Westfield is noted as the town next to Riverdale.
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- Wilbur stop!
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Wilbur Wilkin; Linda Moore; Laurie Lake; Mr. Lake; Red Wilson; Pamela; doctor; Jerry (mentioned)
- Keywords
- kissing; shopping; skiing
Six cartoons.
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- How did you enjoy the school's snow ball last night?
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Linda Moore; Laurie Lake; Pamela
- Synopsis
- Linda and Pamela are discussing the school dance and how much they resented Laurie's behavior.
- Keywords
- school dance; soda shoppe
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- Now, now, Kenny!!
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Laurie Lake; Wilbur Wilkin; Kenny; Toddy; policeman
- Synopsis
- Laurie congratulates a father who is taking his baby son for a ride in a carriage.
- Keywords
- baby carriage; city park
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- The school newspaper sent me down to interview you, Mr. Dripwaite!
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Wilbur; Mr. Dripwaite
- Synopsis
- Wilbur interviews Dripwaite, who bombards him with polysyllabic profundity.
- Keywords
- vocabulary
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- What's this?
Picture and word puzzles, a maze and a corny joke.
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- Yipee! Which one? What kind??
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Wilbur Wilkin; Mr. Wilkin
- Synopsis
- Wilbur's dad is thinking of buying a new car.
- Keywords
- Pickupp Six