Edited sentence: Any conflict that arises is hardly anything more than a quarrel, and is often concerned with astoundingly trivial matters.Barr-Reeve High School is perhaps most reputable for it's positive, personable atmosphere.Barr-Reeve Huigh school is good.Barr-Reeve is commonly known for having the most personable and friendly staff in the area.Barr-Reeve is full of all the clubs one would usually find in a school, however,  Student Council is the most active club in the school.Barr-Reeve's basketball team is currently coached by Bryan Hughes, who has amassed over 350 career victories.Barr-Reeve's emphasis on its academic curriculum is just as infamous.Brian Harmon is the superintendant of the schools.He was named State Coach of the Year in 2002, and was listed by the website HickoryHusker.It's tradition for the senior classes of each school to steal buggies and place them in, around, and on the school.Students striving for the latter are required to take three sciences, four years of English studies, Governement and Economics, four years of mathematics, and at least three years of a foreign language of their choice.Teachers regularly have friendship relationships with many students due to the schools small size.The Barr-Reeve basketball team has appeared in the State Finals twice, in 2002 and 2007.The Barr-Reeve sports program are known for their intense rivlarys with the Loogootee Lions and the North Daviess Cougars.The class of 2008 set a new record this year with 14 buggies.The student population is small and therefore well-acquainted with itself, and the teaching staff is unanimously friendly and approachable.The yearly competition with the Cougars and the Vikings is known as the Buggy Bowl, regering to the large Amish populations in the area.Their choice of foreign language includes and is limited to: Spanish.Travis Madison is a graduate of the University of Evansville and the former sports administrator of White River Valley High School.com as one of Indiana's top five coaches.fact|date=January 2008}}