Battle Ground Academy - Cannon Ball Yearbook (Franklin, TN)

.f""' f -il i 55.25.fs.5E,e'1za.Leff.0ti,Hrefs.1:tin?.12.g,ME,22,?0ss2fsf CAN N 0N BALL STAFF Wright, Jimmy Graham, Tommy Woodall. This year for the annual staff was the year of the great experi- ment. Instead of following the structure of previous CANNON BALL editions, the staff decided nv., to attempt a new format-one which would cover the entire year as student life in a chronological approach. To achieve such an end, there was a need for a staff .-. sm A...-iQ,,, ig? SV willing to work hard for extended periods of time. As the year continued, many staff members entered other activities, forget- ting their commitment to the CANNON BALL, but despite these obstacles, hopes remained high for a successful yearbook. Afternoons and vacations were filled with rewriting, typing, pic- ture printing, and more rewriting. Gradually editors began to envy the business managers, who fin- ished their pages with machine- like precision. With Jeff Vining as feditor-in- chief, Ed Manning as assistant editor-in-chief, and Mr. Kuhlman as sponsor, the optimism of youth merged with the experi- ence of age. Shortly after se- mester exams rumors began to iiy that the CANNON BALL was seriously behind schedule, yet even after missing the first few deadlines, the staif did finally manage to make the most impor- tant deadline of all, the final one, although part of the spring vaca- tion was required to do so. Page 141