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

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Student CouncH qllih N I '-'17 I Standing L-R Glen Craney, Steve Kavanaugh, Ken Swartzentruber, Marsha Crouse, Barbara Spaulding, Mary Alice Cox, Sharon Bullock, Velda Graber, Danny Otto. Seated L-R lVIr. Gallagher fAdvisorj, Jim Bradley lPresidentJ, Mr. Neal fAdvisorJ. - Beta Club q 2 er, .,,5' , 1 Qi ge 'lle Q ' it V g: wifi witty. is 351 5?k f5. , ' Y? I , - .EAM W- V, ' R Ml Y I .. -1 ,n-l- ,I f! w fall ' .JH f f J., , aCPQ2F'Tg - - . J , s 'K 3 0 J :,g,-..v:g1-...:f Wk: First Row:L-R D. Swartzentruber B. Edwards M. Crouse D. O'Connor T Schna C D h , , , , , rr, . unc eon, M. Loughmiller, C. Toy, B. Steiner, J. Hindman. Second Row: L-R, A. Graber, M. Craney, D. Colvin, J. Bradley, D. Swartzentruber, N. Graber, L. Perkins, A. Newton, B. Spaulding, K. Toy, J. Burch, S. Loughmiller, M. Fuhrman. Third Row: L-R, lVIrs. Rulon, F. Sellers, M, Cox, M. Bradley, D. Knepp, M. Bradley, K. Davis, M. Craney, B. Steiner, K. Edwards, M. Brittain, C. Patterson, V. Schnarr, Mrs. Dyer. Fourth Row: L-R, Mr. Kavanaugh, J. Frederick, B. Seal, M. Ward, M. Frederick, K. Walker, A. Reed, P. Sellers, C. Yoder, F. Petty, R. Yoder, K. Swartzentruber, Mr. Gallagher. Beta Club Officers In this the second year of Beta Club organization at B-R, the officers were as follows: QL-RJ Charles Dimcheon, Presidentg Ter- 1 I ry Schnarr, Vice-Presi- dentg Marsha Crouse, Secretary, Dick O'Connor, T1'6aSl1I'eI'. 1 ' 1 E -.-4... . SI Ill' 1 Kiel'

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.1 library Club +A- u .Kl- lst Row, L-R, S. Cosgrove, M. Loughmiller, M. Moore, S. Arvin, C. Miller, J. Lengacher, K. Delaney, D. Kiefner, J. Gates, K. Brown, C. Toy, B, Steiner, J. Hindman, L. Bateman, G. Thompson, B. Taylor, D. Padgett, M. Mattingly. 2nd Row, L-R, M, Craney, A. Graber, S. Graber, A. Stoll, D. Swartzentruber, L. Perkins, A. Newton, J. Knepp, L. Burch, A. Craney, J. Sellers, J. McCord, G. Mattingly, L. Schultheis, V. Armes, R, Hornaday, G. Tomes, M. Crouse, B. Edwards. 3rd Row, L-R, V. Schnarr, B, Steiner, M. Craney, C, Toy, P. O'Connor, D. Murphy, C. Smith, D. Arvin, J. Edwards, P. Haag, M. Craney, J. Love, C, Rich- ardson, B. Spaulding, M. Cline, S. Wininger, D. Swartzentruber, Mrs. Craney, Mrs, Rulon. 4th Row, L-R, K. Davis, M. Colvin, J. Hornaday, D. Knepp, J. Elliot, D. Mathies, T. Hughes, S. Hindman, S. Parsons, K. Kid- well, P. Graber, J. Bradley, C. Patterson, D. Kiesling, V. Price, P. Toy, M, Wade, D, Ash. 5th Row, L-R, J. Renneker, J. Crouse, S. Craney, M. Delaney, D. Williams, M. Bradley, K. Burch, T. Tomes, K. Edwards, M. Brittain, J. Berg, D, Swartzentruber, S. Stoll, B. Bateman, J. Blake, G. Troutman, J. Tomes, L. Law- yer, M. Arvin. 5- ,ff Z f 2 f iii J 1 , a t 'vita . A, f-W . PQ' Library Club seniors are caught in the act sorting paperback books which they sold as a fund raising project. Left to right are Kathy Brown, Linda Bate- library Club Officers man, Marietta Craney, Darlene Kiefner, Suzy Cosgrove. 2 K-s f1x.p. at' Library Club officers for the year are pictured left to right: Kathy Broum fPresidentQ, Karla Delaney Nice- Pres, Q, Janie Gates QSecretaryj, Darlene Kiefner fTreas, J This club under faculty advisors Mrs. Craney and Mrs. Rulon always has a big following, It sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance this year. ,,. Jr Q .. Problem: Opportunity in work clothes.

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Annual Stuff ,- 321 'Q ' ,A Seated L-R Beverly Edwards, Barbara Steiner, Jayne Hindman, Mary Lou Loughmiller, Gayle Tomes, Linda Burch, Jean Knepp, Judy Sellers, Jean McCord, Christy Toy. Standing L-R Ruth Hornaday, Marietta Craney, Kathy Brown, Marsha Crouse, lVI.r. Charles Kavanaugh, Darlene Kiefner, Janie Gates, Linda Bateman, and Suzy Cosgrove. Senior Class Officers class HMM, V- 'l N In the fau of 1965, over so stu- ' ' u-a . 'W lgk dents enrolled at Barr-Reeve as T 55 freshmen. We were starting four of the most memorable years of our lives, The class held a Wiener roast around Halloween and took a trip to Springmill in the Spring. In the fall of our sophomore year, we under took our first project, sell- ing fruit cakes which was a big success. Our spring activity took us to Petersburg for a skating Party. When our junior year rolled around, things really started to happen, We held a magazine sale in September. The boys beat the X :Q XL iz , girls i.n the competition and set an t ' ' overall school record with sales netting 32250, We had a skating L-R, Charles Duncheon, fPres. J, Fred Craney, fVice-Pres. 5 Kathy Brown, fSec. y, party at Bicknell that October, Bonnie Taylor, fNews-Reportery, Dick O'Connor, fTreas.5 Much work was put in that year on the social event of the year, the prom. After many weeks of planning and working, the night of April 19, 1968 arrived, Juniors and seniors came in from the rainy night to a beautifully decorated medieval castle ballroom. The theme Cinderella Ball will long be remembered by those of us who danced between the many bubbling fountains to the tune of Love is Blue. Finally the big year was upon us. Our senior play No Boys Allowed was acclaimed one of the most successful in years. Our ad sales for the annual reached an astonishing sum. Yes, it seems that everything our class endeavored to do was a huge success. Although the road wasn't always smooth, we made it, and made it big. And it is quite certain that even as the years go by and we each go our separate ways in life, anyone of the class will be proud to proclaim, I was a member of the Barr-Reeve Class of '69. C,S,D,