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About The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 2008)
Photo Essay — ■■■ ■■■■■■■# O c to b e r Special Edit# * -- —— 5 sbk ® • ■ T • K iw sk-.! Sft* fgg&g** Troy Spivey, senior, and Alyssa Johnston, junior, dialogue about love, life and work during the dress rehearsal of "Picasso at the Lapin Agile." The play opened the following day with a full audience. Tyler Harmon, senior, gives a speech as Einstein. The play went into humorous detail about Einstein's "Special Theory of Relativity" upon which Einstein spilled the ending. T~ . ' if A. ----------- ~ — - ¿f . XT, „ .'*» r„~rr?m?3 -• Nicholas Altishin, senior, bursts out into song while playing Gaston, an old man who drinks too much. He was a French painter who brought to prominence the working conditions »f the poor. “ ss ---------- ---------------------------- j Sara Sebastian, senior, and Peter Bonoff, sophomore, tango across the stage as Suzanne and Picasso. The characters, unlike Picasso and Germaine, had a public love affair throughout the show. | .... -K-rTT-- . ^.T, - ..r, A ll photos by Hannah Zaayer > ; .„J $£- ti f* Jv . • /^r-r.- i .~ ^ . f ^ > - ..j-. Alyssa Johnston, junior, and Peter Bonoff, sophomore, share a passionate kiss. The characters played by Johnston • (Germaine) and Bonoff (Picasso) shared a secret love. I P 11 r ‘<»11111 Spencer \lcCov, senior, photographs the characters played by Troy Spivey, senior, Alyssa Johnston, junior, Peter Bonoft, sophomore, Tyler Harmon, senior, Anneli Tostar, sophomore, Sequoyah Hill, sophomore, Nick Altishin, senior, Jacob Weston, senior and Melissa Andre’, senior, recording it as a historic moment. The set included a large camera and tripod accurate to 1904.
