Roosevelt High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Quintus delivers a message from Tiberius to Marcellus Gallic, Senior Play The Robe by Lloyd C. Douglas be- came the choice of the senior class for their annual play. The successful play was pre- sented to the public on two nights. Leading roles in The Rol e were Mar- cellus Gallio, son of a wealthy tribune, and Demetrius, his slave. The parts were por- trayed by Michael Dyer and Anthony Lozito, respectively. The Robe , written by Lloyd C. Doug- las, is a novel concerning a man's conver- sion to Christianity. After being tortured by the robe of the man he crucified, Marcellus Gallio, through the help of his Greek slave, Demetrius, finds peace and comfort in it. Marcellus finds believing in Christ dif- ficult, but soon accepts His Godly powers and tries to make others see his way. Cast Marcellus Gallio. .. .... Michael Dyer Demetrius ....... ..,. A nthony Lozito 5, , 5' Slephanos sees Jesus in his hour oi trial, Stephanos ,,... Sarah ...... Melas .,....... Centurion Paulus... Pontius Pilate... Captain Fuluius. Lucia Gallio .... Diana Gallus ,,.. Helen ......... Cornelia Gallio. Senator Gallio.. Phoeke Eupolis ....., Theodosia Eeupolis. . . .Dennis Sorenson ......loan Dillon ...,Jim Slover ...,Vic Frieson . . . .Dennis Hall . , . . .Larry Harmon ...Bobbie Wallace Bunny Nidever , . .Bobbie Wallace Bunny Nidever ......Nancy Nine ...,Donna Setrakian ..........TirnThornas . . , . , . . .Cheryl Heath .Maryiane Campopiano Quintus Lucian ......,.,... .lon DeMorales Rhoda. .,..... , Simon Peter .... Tiberius ....., Calizula ..., Sarpedon , ., Salome .,.,...... Director .......... ..,..Kay Wagner . . . .Rudy Montanez ., .Harold O'Neal ,. . .Mike Milner . . . .Dennis Bybee ....Sonra Dulgarian ....Mrs. Alice Merrill Assistant directors. .. .. . .Jo Ann Rizzo Pam Byrd

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EV f?tIi'?,t ,iii ,- A . ' X : If vw I 'W - I, .,,x. wg, X R 'f f , Letter girls and band welcome Olympic torch runners in Fresno celebration. Randy Oller passes the symbolic Olympic torch on to a teammate. . - Q ig. Ar 1, ' ..,.,4,, I 1 Q5 23 5' 3 I A tv Special Events i'Squaw Valley, here we come! echoed throughout the halls of Roosevelt as the Rough Rider band anticipated its trip to the site ofthe Vlll Winter Olympics. The group had reason to be proud, as it was one of only two bands in the valley to receive an invitation to this classic event. Boarding buses one early morning in February, llO sleepy people departed for the valley, a land ot snow and ice. Upon arriving and atter what seemed like hours and hours of practicing, the band partici- pated in the impressive opening ceremonies. The band members bunked overnight in the high school gym in Reno, Nevada. Preceding the Winter Games, several members ot Roosevelts cross country team aided in transporting the torch to Squaw Valley. Lighted in Norway, and flown by iet to Los Angeles, the torch was carried by relays ot high school boys to the sight ot the Games. Started in the original Olympic Games in ancient Greece, the torch sym- bolizes the age-old ideal ot peace among all peoples and nations.