BETTY AND ME #37

September 1971

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writerJoe Edwards, George GladirartistSamm Schwartz, Al Hartley, Bill Vigoda, Bob Bolling, Dan DeCarlo, Gus LeMoine, Joe Edwards

"Focus Pocus," Betty explains the concept of "love" to Jughead, and why she needs to be there for Archie when Veronica drops him. "She Sells Sea Shells," Dilton explains sea shells. "A Time in Life," Betty runs away with a child whose parents were killed in a plane crash, and Archie and Jughead go looking for her. "Love Story," Archie writes a love note for Betty, but Ms. Grundy catches them smooching and gives Archie detention. "Fill It Up," Greg has a customer complaint. Untitled Betty's Diary story, Betty puts her unique interpretations of the day's events into her diary. "Nite Sprite," Betty tries subliminal suggestion with Archie. "T Is for Two-Timer," Scenes from Archie's life are used to illustrate definitions of words. "Sports Award," Betty's date conflicts with Jughead's plans for Archie, which induces conflict in Betty.