Issue Details

Issue	#v18#12 [338]
Published	February 14, 1963
Cover Price	$0.10
Pages	36
Editing	Richard J. Voelkel
Notes	Indexed from coverless copy of issue.

Cover Details

Notes

Indexed from coverless copy of issue.

5 page Draw-Along with Frank Borth story "Funny Faces"

Characters	Frank Borth
Synopsis	How to draw facial expressions.
Genre	fact
Script	Frank Borth
Pencils	Frank Borth
Inks	Frank Borth
Notes	Lesson 2

6 page Chuck White and His Friends story "Early the next morning, as Chuck and Gene are washing up..."

Characters	Chuck White
Synopsis	After observing Grundy mistreat a colt, Chuck and Gene are helicoptered into Hidden Canyon.
Genre	adventure
Script	Max Pine
Pencils	Fran Matera
Inks	Fran Matera
Notes	Part 2 of the Lost Treasure of Santa Fe saga

2 page Talking it over... with Father John text article "Do you know that love of sports and mountains..."

Synopsis	Reflections on the Alps and religion.
Genre	religious
Script	Father John
Letters	typeset

2 page Patsy Planner story "Why not make an apron..."

Characters	Patsy Planner
Synopsis	Patsy shows how to sew a lace-trimmed gingham apron.
Genre	fact
Script	Bill Haines?
Pencils	Bill Haines
Inks	Bill Haines

2 page activity "Mistakes and More Mistakes!"

Synopsis	The reader is challenged to find dozens of mistakes in an illustration.
Pencils	Frank Borth
Inks	Frank Borth

6 page The Mystery of Shady Falls story "A new skating rink is coming to Shady Falls."

Synopsis	Kohler hires Maureen to sing at his skating rinkÑeven though she's tone-deaf.
Genre	adventure
Script	Ruth Burton
Pencils	Reed Crandall
Inks	Reed Crandall
Notes	Part 2 of "The Mystery of Shady Falls"

3 page Sports Spectacular story "The Cinderella Team"

Synopsis	In 1950, underrated City College of New York becomes the first basketball team ever to win both the NIT and the NCAA tournament.
Genre	sports
Script	Jim Zofkie
Pencils	Dick Giordano?
Inks	Dick Giordano?

5 page story "Capitol Page Boy"

Characters	Cameo appearance by Vice President Lyndon Johnson
Synopsis	A day in the life of three Washington, D.C. page boys: two in Congress, one in the Supreme Court.
Genre	fact
Pencils	Joe Sinnott
Inks	Joe Sinnott