Ah, okay! I answered my own question. I looked it up on Don Martin's Toonopedia and he says Samm Schwartz created TIPPY TEEN. Further search, on Wikipedia, shows that Samm worked at MLJ/Archie in the '50s/early '60s and his main work was on Jughead. Explains why he was so familiar to me--I knew I'd seen that art somewhere before. My siblings especially liked Jughead comics and I have a few remnants of those from the early '60s. Schwartz left Archie for Tower Comics in '65--Tower was founded by former Archie editor Henry Shorten. Schwartz helped edit THUNDER AGENTS, but his main work was on TIPPY as creator/artist. Other Archie artists moonlighted for Schwartz on TIPPY and G0-GO AND ANIMAL. Harry Lucey and Dan DeCarlo are mentioned on Wikipedia and I think I can detect DeCarlo on some of the Tippy pages. In '69 he briefly worked for DC on A DATE WITH JUDY (back when they were trying to give their teen humour comics an Archie house-style), before returning to Archie Comics. Samm Schwartz did his own inking and lettering, so looking at the letters would be one way to detect which stories he did. He had a rubbery style and used silhouettes. Schwartz didn't usually write the stories, but he would re-work them and add additional dialogue.
