Blue Hill High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Blue Hill, NE)

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.latin 7m 66444 Left to right: Mrs. Gray, Ruth Hofman, Don Bauder, D a n Baird, Barbara Bachrnan .latin ?omgue1! On a March evening in 1959, the Latin students of Blue Hill High School turned the clock back 2,000 years and enjoyed a Roman banquet. Roman dress, worn by everyone present, lent authenticity to the setting. The banquet was served by slaves, future Latin students of the Sophomore class. Food which ancient Romans ate made up the three-course meal. The Latin II students presented a Latin play en- titled Bulla, or The Locket. Bob Fish and Ron Kort gave a skit about a used chariot dealer and a pros- pective customer, and the slaves acted out nursery rhymes in a Roman setting. Mrs. Gray and students Roman women Latin I students and slaves watch prepare the meal the Latin II class perform Slaves serve the meal

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