Carrie Johnson was looking forward to her first date with dishy fifth year, Martin Baker. The only problem was that Carrie’s parents had forbidden her to have anything to do with boys until she left school
A Group of pupils from an East London Comprehensive were on a school trip to Wales. After trouble at a village disco, an “Open Day” at the community centre was arranged to ease the tension between the locals and the visitors from London. Carol, one of the London girls, had made friends with a local boy, Liam.
Zoe Morgan started dating Frank Gibson to get revenge because he had injured her pony. But now, Zoe had really fallen for Frank — then one night at a disco her secret came out…
Humour strip about girl who tries to get the attention of her crush, Dave. Several of the shorter strips were reprinted in M&J under the cartoon section.
Frannie Bronson is a shy American girl. So when her friends devise a plan to make her popular with boys, she doesn’t like it at all!.
Donna Gregg was the only girl in her class who hadn’t got a partner for the school disco. But Donna was determined to find the right boy.
Best friends Jill Dean and Kerry Johnson, had fallen out over good-looking Martin Carson, who’d moved into the house between theirs. Each girl was determined to be the one Martin asked out.
Fay Connor and Gwen Rafferty both fancied Pete Motton, a newcomer to their area, and were each determined to become his girlfriend. The girls had been the best of friends, but were now bitter rivals.
Julie Carter’s older sister Bonnie, used to be very plain and studious. Then she was transformed into a glamour girl with the knack of choosing the wrong sort of boyfriends. Luckily Julie’s on hand to get rid of them!
Things began to go wrong for Sarah Milton the day her French penpal, Louise, arrived on an exchange visit. Louise and Sarah’s boyfriend, Colin, had become close friends, and no matter how hard Sarah tried to keep them apart, things never seemed to go her way.
