Big Piney High School - Puncher Yearbook (Big Piney, WY)

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SENIQR CLASS PROPHECY IT IS THE YEAR OF I97D AND WE HAVE JUST LANDED OUR ROCKET ON TOP OF THE WALDORF HOTEL AND ARE GAZING AT THE FABULOUS CITY OF BIG PINEY WHICH IN TWENTY YEARS HAS BE- COME THE METROPOLIS OF THE DESERT. WHILE DESCENDING THE CARPETED STAIRS OF THE HOTEL WE MET BOB Loowsv ON HIS WAY TO HIS TELEVISION SHOW WHERE HE IS MASTER OF CERE- MONIES ON A PROGRAM CALLED WTHE GOSSIPERS CLUB.n UPON ARRIVING IN THE LOUNGE WE HAD THE PLEASURE OF MEETING A MILLIONAIRE PLAYBOY WHO, AFTER THE FIRST DAZZLING GLANCE, WE RECOGNIZED AS JOE CARR. WHILE TALKING OVER OLD TIMES, WE DISCOVERED HE WAS OWNER OF THIS HOTEL AND MANY OTHERS. AFTER OUR CHAT WITH JOE WE WENT FOR A TOUR OF OUR FORMER VILLAGE. NEAR THE CENTER OF THE TOWN WAS A HUGE BUILDING SURROUNDED BY A PARK LIKE YARD CONTAINING SWIMMING POOLS, SKATING RINKS, TENNIS COURTS AND PLAYGROUNDS. OUR IN- TEREST BEING AROUSED WE RANG THE DOORBELL. MUCH TO OUR SURPRISE WHEN THE DOOR WAS OPENED THERE STOOD BEVERLY HARMISON. WHILE HAVING TEA AND CONVERSING SHE REVEALED THAT SHE HAD SUDDENLY BECOME WEALTHY AND BUILT THIS BUILD- ING WHICH WAS THE MOST MODERN ORPHANAGE IN THE WORLD. BEVERLY DIRECTED US TO THE MAYOR'S MANSION. THE HON- ORABLE MAYOR OF BIG PINEY WAS CARL BUDD WHO, TO OUR SUR- PRISE HAD GROWN A BEARD AND BECOME QUITE CHUBBY. A SHOPPING TOUR WAS NEXT SO WE STOPPED AT THE LADIES READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT STORE, WHERE THE SURPRISED OWNER, RITARO DECKER, GREETED US AND TOLD US THE PRESIDENT OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, WHICH WAS ACROSS THE STREET, WAS ELZA DECKER. BETTY HACKLIN AND CHIP HICKS HAVE LONG SINCE WED AND ARE NOW PARTNERS IN OWNING THE NEW RIALTO AND SEVEN OTHER THEATERS. THESE THEATERS ARE VERY STYLISH AND MODERN, EQUIPPED WITH LOUNGING CHAIRS AND LOVE SEATS. JESSE GUALT HAD MARRIED HIS SCHOOL DAY HEART THROB AND IS THE PROUD FATHER OF SIX CHILDREN. ALSO HE IS PRESIDENT OF THE CARPENTERS UNION. DUE TO DONNA GRAYS EDITING PAPERS IN HIGH SCHOOL SHE HAS NOW INHERITED HER GRANDFATHER'S PRINTING OFFICE WHICH NOW PUBLISHES THE LARGEST SELLING PAPER IN THE U. S. NOW WE MUST RETURN TO OUR BUSINESS AND HOME IN MIAMI SO WE'LL BID YOU ADIEU. EDNA LEWIS RITARO DECKER .

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