Edited by P. J. O’Rourke and Doug Kenny
Art Directed by David Kaestle
Publisher: National Lampoon Magazine, 1974
Paperbound
Page Count: 140
The original masterpiece that arrived fully formed, unannounced and never expected. Every single person in high school in that era instantly sought a copy and laughed and shook their head in wonder. The satire is pitch perfect—the photos, the clubs, the banal dedications, the covert photobombing. Above all, the puns. Hundreds of names. Crude and occasionally ingenious double entendres. Simply glorious.
Condition: This is an original issue, not a later printing. It is in Fair to Good shape, with some creased pages and curled edges. All pages present. Spine completely intact.
Edited by P. J. O’Rourke and Doug Kenny
Art Directed by David Kaestle
Publisher: National Lampoon Magazine, 1974
Paperbound
Page Count: 140
The original masterpiece that arrived fully formed, unannounced and never expected. Every single person in high school in that era instantly sought a copy and laughed and shook their head in wonder. The satire is pitch perfect—the photos, the clubs, the banal dedications, the covert photobombing. Above all, the puns. Hundreds of names. Crude and occasionally ingenious double entendres. Simply glorious.
Condition: This is an original issue, not a later printing. It is in Fair to Good shape, with some creased pages and curled edges. All pages present. Spine completely intact.
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