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Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #45

Archie Comics · April 1968

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About this issue

Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
April 1968
Cover price
$0.25
Pages
68
Rating
CCA

"Go-Go Woe," To win a dance contest, Veronica hires a professional choreographer whom Betty mistakes for a Mafia hit man. "Drop Out," When Veronica cuts her finger, she forces Smithers to accompany her to school to carry her books. "Happy Birthday," Jinx is confused about Greg's age. "Inferior Intelligence," To earn money to take out Veronica, Archie shovels the Lodge mansion walks. "Practice," To improve their ball-handling skills, Coach Kleats instructs Archie and Jughead to dribble a basketball non-stop. "The Statue," Archie and Jughead must transport a statue of Mr. Lodge to an opening ceremony. "Trouble Spot," Mr. Weatherbee tries to get an icy staircase treated with only Archie and an inept janitor to help. "The Monitor," Archie is appointed hall monitor and only stops the girls so he can get their phone numbers. "When in Rome," An errant snowball thrown by Reggie escalates into a snowball fight among the faculty. "Woodsman, Spare That Tree," Veronica goes to the top of city government to get a tree spared because Archie carved their initials into it. "The Art of Skiing," Jughead teaches us the right and wrong things to do when skiing.