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wooden trencher to use as a plate. Lynn-Tucker bakes bread for “sopping” and the custodial staff takes great pleasure in roasting “a haunch of beast” on a spit in the school courtyard.
Two students, the boy and girl having the highest grade point averages in the ninth grade medieval history class, become Duke and Duchess for the day. Besides presiding over the banquet, the Duke also judges the “justice play,” meting out summary punishment. The play, written and performed by ninth grade students, takes place during the meal as if it were actually occurring. The students create a crime, arrest the offender, conduct a trial and, according to the traditions of the day, impose an ordeal of honor.
One year, said LynnTucker, the volunteer defendant successfully challenged his ordeal and was declared
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