Barr Reeve High School - Viking Log (Montgomery, IN)

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latin ,1 S Q X Veni, Vidi, Vici, is a famous Latin saying attributed to Julius Caesar but Mrs. Dyer has been heard issuing this famous proclamation in her Latin classes. Here we get the inside story of Mrs. Dyer and her Second Year Latin Class. Under Mrs. Dyer's sponsorship, the Latin Club, comprised of first and second year Latin students, holds an annual Roman Banquet. The first year students are slaves and must serve their masters, the second year Latin students. After all guests have had their fill, a slave auction is held with each slave going to the highest bidder. For the academic students this event is one of the highlights of the year. Y-f Mathematics Room 10 at Barr-Reeve is more than just another roomg it is the math room and to academic students that also E means Mr. Gallagher who has become a tradition at B-R. Here the Senior Math Class is the captivated audience as Mr. Gallagher emphasizes that, you gotta get this. -bi-V51-4uc

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.-XX 1 fx A '- ' ..kV ' s xx 'fni ..ff1S:3 K 12 Vx, 4A 1 .ln nf X' .es eaprsf' Q :u.x ' fi 'fi A . i Future Home Makers Club Home Economics The junior-senior home econom- ics class is studying marriage and family living. Here Mrs. Bottoms is pictured with sen- iors Bonita Blake, Lynda Bate- man, Kathy Brown, Sandy Ar- vin, Carol Miller. Below - A new club at B-R which made quite a hit was the Future Homemakers Club sponsored by Mrs. Bon- nie Bottoms. This club was one of the more active or- ganizations at B-R this school year. Q52 by -,,:..g4 Af Q mi 7 V, sw,-ai I QGUFQ First Row: L-R G. Mattingly, L. Schultheis, S. Arvin, C. Miller, L. Burch, J. Knepp, A. Craney, S. Cosgrove, C. Toy, J. McCord, J. Sellers, G. Thompson, B, Taylor, G, Tomes, M. Mattingly, J. Dages, Mrs. Bottoms. Second Row: L-R J. Hornaday, D. Knepp, P. Harrawood, D. Murphy, D, Arvin, J. Edwards, K. Delaney, P. Haag, M, Craney, J. Love, M. Cline, S. Wininger, V. Price, S. Carrico, K. Floyd, D. Graber, D. Williams. Third Row: L-R V. Schnarr, D. Padgett, M. Colvin, B, Steiner, M. Craney, J. Elliott, D. Mathias, T. Hughes, S. Hind- man, S, Parsons, C. Patterson, J. Bradley, M. Cox, L. Spaulding, B. Petty, N. Scott, L. Lawyer. Fourth Row: L-R M. Delaney, D. Williams, M. Bradley, T. Tomes, K. Edwards, M. Brittain, D. Swartzentruber, S. Stoll, B. Bateman, J. Blake, G. Troutman, J. Tomes, P. Toy, M. Wade, D. Ash, L. Kidwell, B. Smith. Mrs. Lythgoe shows her junior high Home Economics class that there is more to sewing than just operating a machine.

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Tllo Sciences ll-wwf' - 5 VN. 'iv' Nia: Mr. Gallagher is'putti.ng his Physics class through their paces. This is not all of the Physics' class. The rest are tuning in back on the ' fAy row ? ? ? TheI'e'S only one thing that costs more than education today--the Being a substitute science teacher at Barr lack of it, --M, D, Baughma,n-- Reeve is a difficult assignment. 1 I Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Seketa the freshmen Biology classes are instructed in wonders and marvels of the plant and animal world. Mr. Mills shows his junior chemistry students the proper procedures in conducting an ex- periment. One of the most important lessons of life is that success must continually' be won and is never finally achieved. --Charles Evans Hughes--