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Game Not Out-Dated On Vdlontme ' s day, 1985, North stu- dents got a special treat. USL pre- sented an assembly in the Little Theater — their own depiction oi The Dating Game. The way it was run was very close to the TV gameshow, but as the show ' s main organizer, USL Vice-Presi- dent Susan Hwang said, We did it all in fun; it was supposed to be like a joke. In fact, probably the only things taken really seriously were the attempts to make it seem like the actual televi- sion show. Students who wished to participate signed up during Winterfest week, and were selected a few days before the event. They were told to keep their roles a secret, however, so that the oth- er competitors would not know with whom they would be competing. During the show, a large screen was set up between bachelors and bachelor- ettes. Voices and answers to the ques- tions asked were the only clues to iden- tity. I kind of had an idea who bache- lorette no. 2 was, but numbers 1 and 3 were a mystery, explained Rich Law- ton. Lawton decided to go with the voice he knew and chose no. 2, who was Jeanne Halley. Lawton, Halley, and the other winners were awarded a free dinner at either i arios bnaii s. Lord Charley ' s, or El Gato Gordo. All participants in the Dating Game made up their own questions and an- swers, and no rehearsal was held. It was a test in improvisation, stated Ted Sarina. In addition to the wild and spontaneious answers of the contes- tants, Robert Hudock ' s high-pitched voice and feminine mannerisms de- lighted the audience. For the next two weeks, I had to convince people it was just a joke, commented Hudock. Although not all the participants went to such lengths to entertain, the assem- bly was greatly enjoyed by the stu- dents. All of us in USL thought it went very well, and we heard many com- ments saying how successful it was, said Hwang. • • Surprised by the wild answers of bachelor 1 , Staci Harper looks to emcee Robert Mulari for support. Harper eventually selected 1, Steve Bohannon, for her date. After hearing Rich Lawton ' s question If you were an alarm clock, flow would you wake me up in the morning? Bacfielorettes Margaret Slioemaker. Jeanne Halley and Joanne Enemas, grimace over possible answers. Halley was cfio- sen by Lawton and the two received a free meal at El Gato Gordo. 40 student life
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