Girls' Dormitory — Orrie Hitt

They came to college sweet, pretty and unsuspecting.  But the house mother was strangely corrupt, and so was the caretaker.


Sure, Peggy was a sweet kid, and pretty, too--which was why she would have made out just fine at a co-ed college.  But Peggy had strange fears, disturbing inclinations; she preferred to go to an all-girls' school, where she could live in an all-girls' dormitory. It was a forgone conclusion that Helen Lee, an older dorm mate, would be able to seduce Peggy into behavior unbecoming such a sweet, young thing. After all, Helen had been initiated, like so many college girls, by the house mother herself.  


But, Helen also was carrying on with a man--and the man, Jerry Dixon, found himself fascinated by Peggy.  Tragedy suddenly threatened the gay dormitory, to be resolved in an explosive climax promising fulfillment of girlish aspirations!