Lisa Neidt, right, joins the line of people designated as poverty-stricken as they wait in a line, headed by Will Swartzbeck, 12, center, to get a scoop of rice to eat for dinner.
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Volunteer MaryAnn Mead, right, serves Perrysburg High students who were designated as upper class while they eat as many servings of a full meal as they want.
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Perrysburg students, including from center left, Shelby Staats, 17, Jenny Schaker, 17, and Erin Kelly, 17, participate in this year's Hunger Banquet.
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Perrysburg High students who were designated as poverty-stricken eat from a "donated" plate of food.
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Participants check in for the Hunger Banquet.
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After being designated upper class, Terri Camp, a social studies teacher at Perrysburg High, left, shared some of her food with Dawn Burks, a Perrysburg High advisor, center seated, who was designed as lower class.
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Emcee Ken Leslie, founder of the organization 1Matters, center, leads discussion.
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Servers prepare seconds of full meals for people seated at the upper class table.
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