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The
Contestants (left to right):
#1: “Marge Jacobson of Litchfield, Minnesota,” a.k.a. Cami Freeman #2: “Nimara,” a.k.a. Nimara Buval #4: “K’Jaxa,” a.k.a. Robin Bradwell #6: “La’Of,” a.k.a. Jeanne Marsh #5: “Lt. Keela Vestai,” a.k.a. Leila McMichael (behind #6) #7: “Gunner H'nter,” a.k.a. Lynn Herrick #8: “Lt. Khe’Tara Tai Lorenssith,” a.k.a. Christine Evans-Arriaga #9: “Six of Nine,” a.k.a. Rachel Wyman |
Distinguished judges include (at table, left to right) Larry Septrick, Cheralyn L. Lambeth and Richard Herd. |
Contestant #5, “Lt. Keela Vestai” (a.k.a. Leila McMichael) belts out “The Klingon Pain Stick Blues,” which she also choreographed. |
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During Contestant #8’s poetry recital, the audience ponders the curious absence of universal translators. |
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Contestant #1, “Marge Jacobson of Litchfield, Minnesota” (a.k.a. Cami Freeman), responds to the question, “Who inspires you to great deeds?” |
Contestant #2, “Nimara” (a.k.a. Nimara Buval), responds to the question, “How much pottery have you broken while being courted?” |
Contestant #4, “K’Jaxa” (a.k.a. Robin Bradwell), responds to the question, “You are in a Ferengi bar, and the Ferengi has insulted your honor. Your disruptor misfires. Using common bar trappings, describe your improvised response.” |
Contestant #5, “Lt. Keela Vestai” (a.k.a. Leila McMichael), responds to the question, “Hand-to-hand, melee weapons, or disruptor fire... which do you prefer, and why?” |
Contestant #6, “La’Of” (a.k.a. Jeanne Marsh), responds to the question, “What scents excite you?” |
Contestant #7, “Gunner H’nter” (a.k.a. Lynn Herrick) responds to the question, “Briefly, describe your most glorious kill.” |
Master of Ceremonies Eric L. Watts is more than a bit flabbergasted at “Six of Nine”’s, um... stimulating demonstration with the microphone in response to the question, “What do you... want... in a partner?” |
 Photo courtesy
of Sherry Williams
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The winner received a wealth of
prizes, including a rhinestone tiara, a gold pageant sash, a 12"-inch engraved
trophy, a bouquet of flowers, a deluxe wood & acrylic plaque, a framed
and mounted poster sheet of Star Trek: Insurrection, a personalized
and autographed glossy print of Richard Herd as the Klingon “L’Kor,” an
AMT/Ertl model kit of the USS Enterprise-D, a gift certificate to
Grand Prix entertainment park and a limited edition 1999 TrekTrak ceramic
coffee mug.
Photo courtesy of Sherry Williams |
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