Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook
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| Title: | Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook (the first few issues were Leonard Nimoy National Association of Fans Yearbook) |
| Publisher: | Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans |
| Editor(s): | Louise Stange, LNAF President |
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| Medium: | print zine, fanfic |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS/Leonard Nimoy |
| Language: | English |
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Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook is an amateur written, illustrated and published collection of stories and articles dedicated to Leonard Nimoy by his official fan club. Fan art graced the covers of their early zines. Zines published in later years contained photographs of the actor Leonard Nimoy.
Issues contains EXTENSIVE fan testimonials about meeting Leonard Nimoy, usually at plays he was in, backstage events, and other venues.
Some of the content is online here: Beyond Spock, Archived version.
Title Change
The club, LNAF, began as the "Leonard Nimoy National Association of Fans" or LNNAF. The name was changed in 1970 (sometime between March and August) when several British and Canadian members and chapters joined up, and Louise Stange took over the reins.
Adventures in Mimeo
In 1978, from the club's president:
"The mimeograph I use is an A.B. Dick 535. Previous to 1975, I had an old Sears mimeograph (which was new when I bought It In 1969) which was held together with electrical tape end 'luck.' The motor was not large enough and it become very hot-—so hot I had to rewire portions of it with a regular light switch for the "on and off" controls… I ran it like that for over a year. Fortunately, the A. B. Dick salesman from whom I purchased all my paper at that time was keeping an eye out for any good used machines that came into the Dayton Branch, and when this one arrived, he called me with the good news. It was in incredibly good shape with perfect mechanical parts, and just a few scratches on the plastic case. It had belonged to a church that took very good care of it. The motor Is VERY heavy duty and can really take continual use very well indeed! After the book is run on the mimeograph, I have a little mini-collator which I also found on sale and purchased to put pages together, and this step goes very quickly. Then it's into the envelopes, into the mail, and on to your mail box (along with high hopes that once I drop it off at the post office, it will reach you safely and in one piece!), for you to read and enjoy!" [1]
1968
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1968 contains 50 pages. It includes a letter from Leonard Nimoy, editorial, articles/news, lots of black/white photos and artwork, fan letters, interviews, etc.
Note that the name of this publication had a slight change a year later when several British and Canadian clubs joined. See Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans for more information.
From Louise Stange:
While I have this opportunity to openly communicate with all of you, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who has made the past LNNAF year such a pleasure for me! "Thanks" to each member who has sent me, throughout the year, magazine information, newspaper clippings, extra postage stamps, contributions to be used for postage stamps•••I could go on and on. I have tried to thank each of you individually, but I want to thank you collectively, here and now, and tell you that it is you who have contributed to the current success of the LNNAF--I, as one individual, could not have accomplished it alone. Next, I would like to offer "thanks" to the Staff members who have became my right-arms and, often, my eyes and ears! I have been very fortunate to have found such eager and enthusiastic -- and highly qualified -- fans to help me in the various channels they now occupy. Lastly, how could the LNNAF have continued without the limitless cooperation and friendship of the two people who continually inject "life" into the club--Leonard Nimoy and Teresa Victor! It is he who honors the LNNAF with his name -- but the fact that he offers us his friendship as well -- is an added bonus. Like a father with his child, Leonard Nimoy is forever concerned with the joys -- and problems -- of his namesake: the LNNAF. For that, I am truly grateful. And the cooperation of Teresa Victor, his Girl Friday, is consistently "beyond the call of duty", making the daily operation of the LNNAF for me a pleasure.
It is no wonder that, with all these things going for it, the LNNAF has continued to mature, continued to grow (in size AND age) and serves as a constant reminder to me that I am not alone in my respect for Leonard Nimoy, the Performer and the Man.
From Nimoy:
Probably the most "special" news that I can give you in this particular letter is, "Mr. Spock" sings on "Star Trek". That is to say, it is news as I write this letter. Since I do not know when the particular episode is scheduled to air, it is entirely possible that you will have seen it by the time you read this. In any case, it takes place in an episode called, "Plato's Stepchildren". The song is one that I composed myself while on a weekend with my son, Adam at Lake Arrowhead in between swimming, fishing and sailing, I composed the words and music and titled it, "Maiden Wine". It will also be included in the next album that I will record for Dot Records. In regards to that album, it will feature more arrangements by George Tipton, who has been doing the arrangements for Nilsson and Feliciano.
- Honorary President's Letter (3)
- What Is It! What Is A Leonard Nimoy?, vignette by Diane Alfonsi (5)
- President's Mailbag (fan letters, one topic: Nielsen Ratings) (6)
- Photos (photos of the Nimoy family, his kids, his wife, his parents) (8)
- Information, Please.... (Nimoy answers many professional and personal questions. One of them: "DO YOU LIKE LONG HAIR? I don't think I can honestly take a position on long hair as an entity. unto itself. It would depend entirely upon the individual. In some cases long or longish hair is very attractive, in others quite the opposite is true. It is important to understand that this kind of evaluation is necessary in many things in life. Too often we make a general judgment about a certain kind of clothing or style. I believe that we should leave some room for creative experimentation in our lives. I don't believe that I have ever heard anyone say that the Apostles should have gone to a barber more often.")(9)
- Why is Leonard Nimoy Your Favorite Actor?, essay by Sharon Emily (12)
- Stories for the Feeble-Minded, essay by Nancyann Hiera ("Have you ever picked up one of those cheapie-magazines that use sensational titles to attract readers? When you first read the cover, your eyeballs nearly fallout of your head because the stories sound so suggestive. If you are one of the unfortunates who turns to the story inside to satisfy his curiosity, you'll find a half-baked article, completely innocent and poorly written. Another trick of theirs is to put half the title on the cover, and the rest of it inside the magazine. It helps to mislead the reader before he purchases it. Well, we are going to give those sick publications a run for their money. Perhaps they don't realize how rediculous their sensationalism is, but we're going to attempt to get the point across. All seriousness aside, we're presenting a few suggestions for more of those.") (15)
- Leonard Nimoy - 1953 (16)
- Talent Plus Nimoy by Irene Soares Gaudette (reprinted clipping about Nimoy from "The Echo," a publication of Filmland's Fan Club (December 1953 - includes Nimoy's 1953 letter in response) (17)
- Meeting Leonard Nimoy - St. Charles, Illinois, long testimonial by fans who went to the play Visit to a Small Planet at the Pheasant Run Playhouse, includes photos and illos from the show (19)
- Leonard Nimoy, poem by Kathy Surgenor (25)
- Chapter Action, report by Millie Pohl (26)
- Meeting Leonard Nimoy - Miscellaneous Fan Testimonials (27)
- Seattle Seafair, poem by Kris Smith (32)
- Photos (more photos of Nimoy's family, Nimoy in the recording studio with Don Henley (Nimoy's recording manager), Nimoy's new Australian Terrier named Spock) (35)
- A TV Date, a report by Paula Crist about being interviewed on a televisions how by Bob Wilkins, the topic was Crist's LNNAF chapter (which had 89 members), as well as Star Trek fandom in general (35A)
- Guest Starring - Frank da Vinci (interview with da Vinci, who was Nimoy's stand in during the third season, includes photo) (36)
- many, many more lengthy fan testimonials about meeting Nimoy (38)
from the 1968 issue, a fan's lengthy and detailed description of seeing the play, Visit to a Small Planet, and of meeting Nimoy
from the 1968 issue, some autographed photos of Nimoy in 1953
from the 1968 issue, family photo, photo of Nimoy with Don Henley (his recording manager at Dot Records)
from the 1968 issue, family photos
from the 1968 issue, from the interview with Frank da Vinci (Nimoy's stand in during the third season of Star Trek: TOS)
Reactions and Reviews: 1968
The latest LNNAF publication is the 1968 Yearbook, containing a newsletter from Leonard Nimoy; his answers to club members' questions; articles by members (including one reprinted from Plak-Tow); an article on Frank Vinci, Leonard Nimoy's stand-in; and some good photos — some from magazines, others taken by fans. The winner of the 1968 Nimoy Award is Louise Stange, president of the Capsule Seven chapter. Louise received the award plaque and telegrams from Leonard Nimoy and Peggye Vickers. Runners-up for the award were Vera Heminger and "Sam" Cole. Congratulations! [2]
1969/1970
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1969-70 was completed in November 1970 and contains 111 pages.
The art is by Roberta Reno, Janet Harper, Allene Nims, Karen Flanery, Louise Stange, Paula Crist, Debbie Trapp, Elizabeth Fishman, Sharon Mears, Mary Ann Cappa, and Joy Almond.
Sample pages have been uploaded by one reader here, Archived version.
It is a double issue as there was not an individual 1969 yearbook. A bit about the planning from Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Bulletin (August 1970):
This publication is our pre—yearbook bulletin. We are going to do something a little different in that we are not only going to let you know some of the latest Leonard Nimoy news, but give you a preview of the upcoming yearbook, and let you know what you can do to help make the 69/70 yearbook the extra-special endeavor we all want it to be! That's right! 69/7O! We are going to combine two years into one yearbook —- the best of both years. This is a very large undertaking, and with the cooperation of all LNNAFers, it will be just that — the best of both years - the very best! Because there was no yearbook in 1969, we are going to have the 1970 yearbook early. This is a deviation from the regular schedule, however, to combine two years into one yearbook is a gigantic project, therefore requiring more preparation, time, and above all, a sincere group effort!
From Nimoy's newsletter:
I would like to touch briefly on the matter of fan magazine stories and items in fan magazines columns. There has been a great deal of material about myself and my family printed in these magazines. Much of it is factual, and some of the magazines take great pains to be accurate. However, the fact is that there are many cases where supposed interviews are reported, in spite of the fact that these interviews never actually took place. Therefore, I have been quoted as saying some things which were not the case, and this is also true of my wife, Sandi, There have also been some column items regarding our activities, which unfortunately are totally untrue. I have had several conversations with editors and publishers of these magazines, and am making efforts to cooperate only with those magazines which refrain from scandal and sensational methods in their reporting, I think it's unfair to the personalities and to the readers to report material which is untrue. Unfortunately, [some] of these publishers are cynical enough that they will publish most anything and entertain the idea of a law suit as being good for publicity for the magazine. My personal reaction is simply to stop any communication with those magazines which fall into that category. I don't believe in dignifying them by entering into squabbles with them. I can only tell you that most of the material in these magazines must be taken with a grain of salt.
If you find it entertaining to read this material then so be it. However, be warned that much of it is fiction.
- The LNAF (3)
- Newsletter from Leonard Nimoy (4)
- A Note from Teresa Victor (Nimoy's personal assistant, his "Girl Friday" as he calls her in his newsletter) (8)
- ATTENTION ALL LNAFers!!! (about the annual Christmas gift to Leonard Nimoy and Teresa Victor, not individual gifts but a large donation to UNICEF in their names, contact Mrs. Gloria Lillibridge) (9)
- Letter from Louise Stange (9)
- Meet Your LNAF Officers (photos and bios for Louise Stange, Gloria Lillibridge, Linda Stanley, "Sam" Cole, Carol Jones, and Bonnie Laney) (13)
- Meet the Members (16)
- Pen Pal News (20)
- Chapter Action by "Sam" Cole, National Chapter Director (22)
- Ode to Leonard Nimoy, poem by Janis Eslinger (24)
- UNICEF News (25)
- The Other Name, poem by Denise DiCorcia (26)
- Leonard Nimoy Network (fans describe and review Nimoy in many other movies and television shows) (27)
- A Look at Last Season's Impossible Missions by Kris Smith (33)
- Your Questions to Leonard Nimoy (34)
- A Conversation with Leonard Nimoy, transcribed by Louise Stange (35)
- Versatile Leonard Nimoy, poem by Edna Hawkins (39)
- And Now a Word from Our Sponsor (humor, scriptform, commentary on the actors in current commercials) (41)
- Paris by Kris Smith (50)
- Starring Leonard Nimoy (fans describe famous movies and speculate on Nimoy as the lead actor in them) (51)
- Memorable Moments from "Star Trek" two illos drawn by Karen Flanery (62)
- Last Mission, fiction by Margaret Shannon (Mission: Impossible) (62)
- Will the Real Leonard Nimoy Please Stand Up? by Rusty Hancock (quiz) (69)
- Meeting Leonard Nimoy (fan testimonials of meeting Nimoy, mostly at plays) (71)
- Man in the Big White Ford, poem by Sandie Lanning (79)
- Limerick by Lynne Roberts (89)
- Mission Multiple Choice by Rusty Hancock (89)
- I Know Leonard Nimoy, poem by Marie Summers (91)
- Art and Photo Credits (110)
from the 1969/70 issue, club leadership
from the 1969/70 issue, Roberta Reno
from the 1969/70 issue, Paula Crist
from the 1969/70 issue, top illo -- Sharon Mears, bottom illo -- Mary Ann Cappa
from the 1969/70 issue, Karen Flanery
from the 1969/70 issue, some of the Nimoy family
from the 1969/70 issue, one of the many photos of Nimoy and fans, part of the extensive fan testimonial section
from the 1969/70 issue, "Looking at the LNAF 69-70 Yearbook cover--courtesy TV Radio Mirror magazine" (Nimoy and his family, Teresa Victor, his executive assistant is in the chair)
1971
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1971 was published in 1972 and contains 136 pages.
- The LNAF (3)
- Newsletter from Leonard Nimoy (4)
- Letter from Louise Stange (6)
- UNICEF News (11)
- Pen Pal News (11)
- Chapter Action (11)
- Clubs of Note (12)
- The Last Time I Saw Paris by Denny Arnold (13)
- Meet the Members (14)
- Limerick for Leonard by Frances Lake (15)
- Your Questions to Leonard Nimoy (18)
- I'm an LNAFer by Carol Ann Wood (19)
- Bluff, fiction by Becky Berry (Mission Impossible) (20)
- Starring Leonard Nimoy (25)
- Leonard Nimoy - The English Aristocrat by Jean Davies (33)
- Just Whatever It Is That First Officers Are Supposed To Do, poem by Dawna Snyder (34)
- Leonard Nimoy Clippings from Fiddler on the Roof, compiled by Shirley Meech and Eloise Stevens (36)
- Overheard in Passing by Frances Lake (38)
- Impossible History by Francis Lake (39)
- Search for a Sun, fiction by Jennifer Guttridge (42)
- The Funny Side of CATLOW by Mary Ellen Rabogliatti (45)
- Leonard Nimoy Network (46)
- Limericks by Mary Ellen Rabogliatti and Musie Green (59)
- Interview for Pet Peeves Magazine by Phyllis Farkas (60)
- Reviews from THE MAN IN THE GLASS BOOTH, supplied by Teresa Victor (62)
- Vulcanisch, poem by Mary Ann Sasso (69)
- Being an LN Fan Is... (70)
- Litany, poem by Frances Lake (73)
- It Might Have Happened This Way by Carmen Carter (74)
- And Now a Word From Our Sponsor, fiction in script form (78)
- Paris, poem by Mary Ann Sasso (90)
- The Place, fiction by Jennifer Guttridge (91)
- A Tribute to Nimoy People by Sandie Lanning (93)
- Excerpts from the Log of the U.S.S. Anthony Wayne, or, Do Not Prepare to Abandon Ship, by Carmen Carter (96)
- Meeting Leonard Nimoy (descriptions of many meetings by various fans, includes many photos) (99)
- Synopsis of FIDDLER ON THE ROOF by Nina Nicoloff (99)
- Art Credits (135)
- Photo Credits (136)
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from the 1971 yearbook, some typewriter art by Linda Button
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1972
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1972 was published in 1973 and contains 78 pages. It has illos by M.L. "Steve" Barnes, Karen Flanery, Allene Nims, Andrea Gabier, Edna Glogowska, Alice Jones, Mary Ellen Rabogliatti, Louise Stange, and Christine Toosey.
- The LNAF (3)
- Newsletter from Leonard Nimoy (4)
- Letter from Louise Stange (includes an extensive plug for Nimoy's book, You and I: "ALL LNAF members are urged to start asking and checking at your local book stores and gift shops for the book. Tell you bookseller the title, the author, and the publisher. If they don't have them, ask to see the manager and request that he order it as soon as possible!") (5)
- Pen Pal News (7)
- UNICEF News (7)
- Chapter Action by Mrs, S. Cornelie "Sam" Cole (7)
- Clubs of Note (8)
- Your Questions to Leonard Nimoy (11)
- Double Exposure by Adrienne LeVine ("Have you ever tried pairing titles of STAR TREK episodes with titles, of songs Leonard Nimoy has recorded?") (12)
- Limerick by Peta Sue McCadden (12)
- The Many Hats of Leonard Nimoy, poem by Joyce Hirst (13)
- Photographs by Leonard Nimoy (Nimoy states in his newsletter that this is the first time these photos have been published anywhere. They were taken over the last two years on his travels. "I have personally photographed and processed and even hand-mounted and signed each print. It is our hope that they are being made available to you at a price which is within the reach of all, so that as many of you as possible will be able to enjoy them.") (14)
- The Care and Handling of a Leonard Nimoy Photograph (17)
- In the Heart of a Crystal, fiction by Jennifer Guttridge (Star Trek) (20)
- Being an L.N. Fan Is (23)
- Taped Recordings by Frances and Clifford Lake (27)
- And Now a Word from Our Sponsor (humor, script form, incorporates then-current commercials done by the actors) (31)
- You Won't Believe This But (40)
- Cultural Exchange by Terry Anne Ross (41)
- Meeting Leonard Nimoy (many, many fan testimonials) (47)
- Art Credits and Photo Credits (77)
from the 1972 yearbook, Alice Jones
from the 1972 yearbook, Alice Jones
from the 1972 yearbook, Alice Jones
from the 1972 yearbook, Alice Jones
from the 1972 yearbook, Alice Jones, illustrating a story by Jennifer Guttridge
from the 1972 yearbook, Karen Flanery portrays The Nimoy Family
from the 1972 yearbook, Karen Flanery
from the 1972 yearbook, Allene Nims
from the 1972 yearbook, some of Nimoy's photos
1973
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1973 was published in 1974 and contains 169 pages. It has illos by L. Allen, J. Bass, A. Eulenberger, C. Evers, Karen Flanery, Melody Frame, L. Greenberg, Alice Jones, F. Lake, K. McCowan, C. Mitchell, Leonard Nimoy, A. Nims, S. Packham, S. Skale, Louise Stange, C. Taylor, S. Toher, C. Toosey.
1974
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1974 was published in 1975 and contains 136 pages.
1975
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1975 was published in 1976 and contains 136 pages. It has illos by V. Bedene, Ruth Berman, A. Chapman, Debbie Collin, Karen Flanery, Cheryl Frashure, L. Greenberg, Signe Landon, A. Nims, M. Rante, L. Smailey, Louise Stange, C. Taylor, Sue Toher and B. Veiz.
It focuses on Nimoy's career and features a letter to the group from Leonard Nimoy, Star Trek, Mission: Impossible, Baffled, Assault on the Wayne,stage roles, interviews, Q&A's, and tons of photos, most of them candid ones taken by fans.
1976
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1976 was published in 1977 and contains 149 pages.
- The LNAF (4)
- Newsletter from Leonard Nimoy (5)
- Newsletter from Louise Stange (includes Nimoy's schedule of visits to US colleges and universities) (7)
- Charity Chatter by Gloria Lillibridge and Louise Stange (13)
- Chapter Action by S. Cornelie "Sam" Cole (encouragement to fans who want to start a fan club, a short description of shaking Nimoy's hand at a Houston Toys R Us where he was appearing) (26)
- Pen Pal News by Bonnie Laney (26)
- Happy 1977! (26)
- Meet Your LNAF Officers (short bios and photos of Louise Stange, Sam Cole, Gloria Lillibridge, Bonnie Laney) (29)
- Clubs of note (30)
- LNAFers Reviews ("You and I", I Am Not Spock) (32)
- Your Questions to Leonard Nimoy (37)
- Taped Recordings by Pamela Baddeley (40)
- M I S T E R S P O C K by Joie Smith (40)
- For Spock, poem by Ruth Jansons (41)
- Leonard Nimoy Network (short reviews of Nimoy in various televisions shows that are not Star Trek) (42)
- LNAF Salute! (a 1941 photo of a Boston boys' fencing club which includes 10-year old Leonard Nimoy) (48)
- The Alien, poem by Mary Ann Napoleone (51)
- IN SEARCH OF... an LN Fan -or- Being an LN Fan Is (short testimonials) (52)
- L E O N A R D N I M O Y by Jolie Smith (55)
- IN SEARCH OF (about the television show "In Search Of") (57)
- Maker of Illusion, art by Julie Paul (65)
- His Strength, fiction by Vivian Bedene (Mission Impossible) (69)
- And Now a Word From Our Sponsor (script form, humor, Star Trek story) (70)
- Daffynitions I by Ruth Ann Hindman (74)
- Overheard in Passing (76)
- Destiny, fiction by Sandra Dennis (Star Trek) (79)
- It's Leonard, poem by Lorrie Marchini (82)
- A Photographic Visit to the New York 76 Convention by Louise Stange (many photos of celebrities and fans including David Gerrold in a Mickey Mouse shirt, Harlan Ellison at a typewriter, three members of the Klingon security force, Nichelle Nichols at a room party being greeted by Harlan Ellison, and Jesco Von Puttkamer in his Apollo Moon Shot Shirt, and many more) (84)
- And We Get Letters! (88)
- How Many Of You Are There? poem by Martha Bonds (91)
- You Won't Believe This But (fan testimonials) (92)
- Daffynitions II by Ruth Ann Hindman (95)
- LNAFers Lyrics (poems by Irene Ashley, Vivian Bedene, Carolyn Simmons, Jennifer Luckhardt, June Dugger) (97)
- Starring Leonard Nimoy (more fans' reviews of Nimoy in shows) (101)
- Logical Limericks by Vivian Bedene (104)
- The Craftsman, poem by Mary Ann Napoleone (104)
- Trek Ticklers by Alma Chapman (105)
- Meeting Leonard Nimoy (many fan testimonials of meeting Nimoy, mostly at his plays, includes many photos) (113)
- Greetings from Leonard Nimoy (143)
- Art Credits (145)
- Photo Credits (146)
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1977
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1977 was published in 1978 and contains 143 pages. The art by Charlene Taylor, P.S. Nim, Louise Stange, Debbie Collin, Alice Mimbs, Vivian Bedene, Alice Jones, Carol Walske, Tomoko Takenaga, Mike Bouchillon, Sylvia Gehrke, Sue Toher, Manelle Ranta, Alma Chapman, Nan Lewis, and J. Shuman. Contains such material as questions to Leonard Nimoy by club members, trivia, a review of "Equus" in which Nimoy was appearing on Broadway, and offset printed photographs.
- The LNAF 1)
- Newsletter from Leonard Nimoy (5)
- Newsletter from Louise Stange. (9)
- Charity Chatter by Gloria Lillibridge and Louise Stange (15)
- Chapter Action by S. Cornelie "Sam" Cole (17)
- Fen Pal News by Bonnie Laney (17)
- LNAF Salute! (19)
- Clubs of Note (20)
- Happy 1976 (20)
- Your Questions to Leonard Nimoy (21)
- Repeat That? by Sheila Giffin (28)
- My Corner of the World (29)
- Overheard in Passing (35)
- Leonard Nimoy Network (36)
- Leonard Nimoy Clippings (42)
- And Now A Word From Our Sponsor (44)
- Trek Tongue Twisters by Sheila Giffin (49)
- Sunflower for Nimoy by Mary Ann Napoleone (50)
- Leonard Nimoy Visits LPAF Headquarters by Louise Stange, LNAF President (53)
- The IDIC by Vivian Bedene (56)
- The Vulcan Soul by Jolie Smith (59)
- Being an LN Fan Is (61)
- Fans by Mary Ellen Pattison (63)
- Return of the Night Before Christmas by Debbie Collin (64)
- Leonard Nimoy Addresses the STAR TREK America Convention - Sept. 3, 1977, transcribed by Louise Stange (65)
- Daffynitions (73)
- LNAFers Lyrics (74)
- Trivia by Pam Ebner (76)
- Starring Leonard Nimoy (77)
- A Trip That Almost Wasn't - The 1977 STAR TREK America Convention, photos by Louise Stange, LNAF President, a long, long con report, well worth a read (83)
- EQUUS - Act III, fiction by Leslye Lilker (96)
- Thank You, Leonard by Pat Jencks (99)
- You Won't Believe This But (101)
- Roles by Vivian Bedene (104)
- The Genesis, fiction by Teri White (105)
- Reflections of EQUUS by Roberta Jacobs (108)
- Illogical Interludes by Sheila Ciffin (111)
- Trek Ticklers by Alma Chapman (112)
- Meeting Leonard Nimoy (119)
- The LNAF by Vivian Bedene (139)
- Greetings from Leonard Nimoy (140)
- Art Credits (141)
- Photo Credits (142)
inside page from 1977 issue, P.S. Nim
inside page from 1977 issue, D.L. Collin
inside page from 1977 issue, Carol Walske
inside page from 1977 issue, "Sunflowers for Nimoy" by Mary Ann Napoleone
inside page from 1977 issue, Nan Lewis
inside page from 1977 issue, Marnelle Ranta
inside page from 1977 issue, Alma Chapman
inside page from 1977 issue, Sue Toher
inside page from 1977 issue, Alice P. Jones, see Sherlock Holmes and Star Trek
1978
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1978 was published in 1979 and contains 98 pages. The art is by Charlene Taylor, P. S. Nim, Louise Stange, Debbie Collin, Alice Mimbs, Vivian Bedene, Lou Smalley, Brigette Veiz, Sue Nielsen, Karen Flanery, Sue Toher, Mary Bohdanowicz, and Alma Chapman. Contains such material as questions by Leonard Nimoy by club members, trivia, a look at "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" and the new "Star Trek" movie, and offset printed photographs.
- The LNAF (4)
- Newsletter from Leonard Nimoy (5)
- Newsletter from Louise Stange (8)
- Charity Chatter by Gloria Lillibridge and Louise Stange (14)
- Chapter Action by S. Cornelie "Sam" Cole (19)
- Pen Pal News by Bonnie Laney (19)
- Happy 1979 (19)
- LNAF Salute! (21)
- Clubs of Note (22)
- For You and I (22)
- Invasion Of The Body Snatchers Production Notes (23)
- It’s Here (29)
- You Won’t Believe This But (30)
- Leonard Nimoy Network (33)
- Ask Louise (37)
- Sharing, poem by Carolyn Salazar (42)
- And Now a Word from Our Sponsor (45)
- A Man of Many Talents by Ellen Evans (48)
- Starring Leonard Nimoy (49)
- The Gemini, poem by Patricia Cannell (52)
- Star Trek Statistics (53)
- LNAFers Lyrics (60)
- Nightmare, fiction by Marshia Query (62)
- My Corner of the World (65)
- Star Warps by Debbie Collin and Louise Stange (69)
- Leonard Nimoy Clippings (71)
- Being an LN Fan Is (74) (testimonials)
- Thank You, poem by Brigitte Veiz (76)
- Trek Ticklers (cartoons) by Alma Chapman (77)
- Meeting Leonard Nimoy (83)
- Greetings from Leonard Nimoy (91)
- art and photo credits (92)
inside 1978 issue, art by Mary Bohdanowicz
inside 1978 issue, Star Warps by Debbie Collin and Louise Stange, see Star Trek and Star Wars
inside 1978 issue, art by D.L. Collin
inside 1978 issue, art by Sue Toher
inside 1978 issue, some poems
inside 1978 issue, Nightmare, fiction, art by D.L. Collin
inside 1978 issue, Thank You, poem by Brigitte Veiz
inside 1978 issue, examples of one of the several photos page
1979
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1979 was published in 1980.
1980
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1980 was published in 1981.
1981
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1981 was published in 1982.
1982
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1982 was published in 1983.
1983
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1983 was published in 1984.
1984
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1984 was published in 1985.
a story that appeared inside the 1984 Leonard Nimoy Fanclub Yearbook. Click to see a larger version.
Many fan clubs wold raise funds for a charity associated with the actor. This page inside the 1984 yearbook reports on a cystic fibrosis charity fund-raiser in memory of Leonard Nimoy's nephew.
A fan writes a report about meeting Leonard Nimoy
A poem called "Spock's Death (Kirk's Thoughts)"
The poem "Tender Moment" talks about an intimate moment with either Mr Spock or Leonard Nimoy. Or both.
1985
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1985 was published in 1986.
1986
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1986 was published in 1987 and edited by Barbara Walker.
It is 43 pages plus covers. The Yearbook has no month of publication, but is probably from March 1987. The Yearbook came with an annual letter from Nimoy dated March 9, 1987, so it is after that. These annual letters were usually included within the Yearbook, so this being a separate included letter implies that the yearbook was probably well into production when the letter was received.
1987
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1987 was published in 1988.
1988
Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans Yearbook 1988 was published in 1989 and contains 39 pages.
from the 1988 yearbook
from the 1988 yearbook
