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"A Gladiatorial Feast: The Sophomore Class of 2002 Celebrates Roman Culture"

Join the sophomore class of 2002 for a memorable Roman banquet celebrating history, courage, and culinary delights. Witness the hilarity of Mr. Rucker grading Roman dishes while Grambo the Great humorously recalls a gladiator fight. Engage with the fascinating stories of Spartacus and his rebellion as students prepare to present on the Decline of the Roman Empire. Amidst the drama of Celtic prisoners and the bustling atmosphere of a Roman feast, experience the camaraderie and joy of learning about a captivating past.

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"A Gladiatorial Feast: The Sophomore Class of 2002 Celebrates Roman Culture"

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  1. Cheers to the sophomore class, 2002.

  2. Hail Caesar!

  3. Grambo the Great injured in a gladiator fight. You should see the other guy.

  4. Caesar, and could it be, Henry VIII?

  5. Mr. Rucker, grading Roman dishes.

  6. Celtic prisoner (aka: Mr. Worthy) escapes to invade the Roman Banquet

  7. What in the world is that?

  8. Slaves make the Roman Banquet a success!

  9. Mr. Fakkema fills out his menu… 10 pages long!

  10. Two of 90,000 slaves that joined Spartacus. They laugh as Crassus announces, “who is Spartacus”.

  11. “Spartacus, reveal yourself, or 6,000 of you will be crucified.”

  12. I am Spartacus!

  13. No, I’m Spartacus!

  14. No, I’m Spartacus! No, I’m Spartacus! Oh, shut up and eat.

  15. After Spartacus was killed, Crassus sets up 10,000 banquet tables in the forum and feeds these patricians for days!

  16. Students prepare for oral presentations to 8th graders

  17. Presentation on the Decline of the Roman Empire

  18. How about those Patricians?

  19. Students enjoying …FIRE DRILL!.

  20. I can’t wait to eat.

  21. Still waiting…

  22. What a feast!

  23. Is that Patina of Brains?

  24. Is that juice fermented?

  25. Did the Romans have stocking caps and baseball hats?

  26. Romans taking pride in table preparations.

  27. Another great looking table. Way to go!

  28. The city of Rome housed a million people, 200 were able to attend this banquet.

  29. Roman banquets lasted for days.

  30. These great Romans will eventually be conquered by the Germanic Tribes.

  31. Sows utters, dormice, parrot tongue pie, tree fungi and an assortment of other delicacies.

  32. I want that NOW, slave!

  33. Thanks Mrs. Wright for the use of your room!

  34. We really appreciate it!!!

  35. Where’s the vomitorium?

  36. The World History and World Literature Departments congratulate the Class of 2005 on a job well done!

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