boy howdy, I loved me some Creem magazine. and National Lampoon

[KG]

made my early teens a bit more bearable.

[Miles Archer]

1. National Lampoon's High School Yearbook

Hey Gene.

Lookin Mean.

What's the scene?

In between.

Huh?

Your legs.

I had every issue of NatLamp, back in the day, and all of the "special editions."

[Rollo]

3. I still have my NatLamp's from about '72 onward, including the specials and the yearbook...

Priceless!

[Scurrilous]

7. I still have the yearbook also.

[rurallib]

5. Nat Lamp came along at a time in life where many of us were looking

for an older version of MAD. ETA meaning 'more mature.'
Boy did it fit the bill and then some.

[Miles Archer]

6. That describes me, and I was also going through a lot of changes

I moved from Massachusetts to California. Talk about culture shock. And in my senior year of high school, I was the guitarist in a rock band, and named myself "Rocco Vaselino"...which I lifted from the NatLamp High School Yearbook.

[Ohiogal]

2. Linda Ronstadt

...”Heartbreak Kitten”?

Oh my

[abqtommy]

4. I discovered NatLamp in 1979, what a hoot!

I read Mad from around age 12. I used to go to the public library and read Punch, the British humor mag. Can't have too much...