James Dean-themed Jeopardy contest, 2002
Updated August 16, 2002 URL is /02fanwk/jepo.html
Lenny’s Dean-Themed Jeopardy Game
R.J. Mott’s new tee shirt… Where can we get one?
The Schulte family provided this buzzer system. The first year, each contestant had to ring a bell or some other noise thing, and the crowd felt it was unfair. So Schultes came to the rescue! If you get on the panel next year, remember you have to reset the light after each question. And one more hint: you can lose a heap of money when you guess. If you don’t know, don’t ring….. maybe!
James Dean Fan’s Weekend, Part Two
by Mark KinnamanSaturday was a blur of excitement as the favorite activity of the weekend, Lenny’s James Dean Jeopardy Game kicked off at 12:00 noon. Three-time winner Mark Kinnaman opted not to participate this year and helped Lenny with this year’s questions. He made up the entire 25 question written test.
Everyone had 3 minutes to complete the written test. The top scorers were Jesse Dillenger from Michigan, Curt Whirl, formerly of Marion Indiana, now from Orlando, Florida, and Pam Crawford of Little Rock, Arkansas. After a very fun-filled hour with close scores, Curt came out victorious! Congrats to the new champ! The prizes are gift certificates from David Loehr for the James Dean Memorial Gallery giftshop.
After the contest, most came back to the James Dean Gallery for more visiting; some scattered to the cemetery, or the local “watering holes”. About 4:30 pm, all was quiet as everyone disappeared to change into their “Sunday best” for the formal banquet at 6:00. [Text by Mark Kinnaman]
Click this link for the banquet report and photos
More Links
Click this link for the 2002 fan weekend welcome page
Click this link for the banquet report and photos
Click this link for the Friday night dinner-dance
Click this link for the huge Deaners e-zine index with links to the last four fan weekends’ websites.
Mark Kinnaman’s art website
David Loehr’s James Dean Memorial Gallery websitePlease, please bookmark this page!
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