I don't know if the notorious (at least by 1974 standards) yearbook qualifies as literature, but it's a must-read snark classic. Any time I feel down and out, I whip this classic out and reread. Never fails: I crack up--depression gone.
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It retains a permanent home on my nightstand and over the years has made several moves with me around the country.
-It retains a permanent home on my nightstand and over the years has made several moves with me around the country.
These photos are scans from my own personal copy.
-ORIGINAL!
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NOT FOR SALE!
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DON'T EVEN ASK!
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My ex-husband gave this to me for Christmas 1974; we have since divorced, both remarried to others. My copy has my old last name and address (where my ex still lives, so I had better not lose my copy!).
-I see that Amazon sells the 39th anniversary edition. If you have ever gone to high school, you'll identify and identify with the archetypes, albeit from the 1964 and 1974 perspective. If you can't snag a copy of the original, the anniversary issue may be an option.
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Best wishes,
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Ms. Snark
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