88
Musical instrument sometimes called an "eighty eight"
Piano
President of the United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Number of times Carolyn has been on an Airplane flight
Zero (Never)
Year that Jeopardy started and also Matt was born
1964
Carolyn's favorite Las Vegas Singer
Frank Sinatra
At 88 MPH this vehicle travels in time in the movie
"Back to the Future"
Delorean
Cost of a first-class stamp
Carolyn's Middle Name
Dollar range in regular Jeopardy when it started
$10 to $50
Hotel Carolyn stays at the most in Las Vegas
California Hotel and Casino
(also known as The Cal)
88 is shorthand for this three word phrase in Amateur Radio and in Morse Code
Love and Kisses
This Disney Character appears for the first time in the short film “The Wise Little Hen”
Donald Duck
Carolyn's High School
Manual Arts
This person holds the Longest winning streak of 74 games!
Ken Jennings
Carolyn's favorite 1960 movie that was set in Las Vegas, starred the Rat Pack and a lot of other famous actors.
Ocean's 11 (1960)
not Ocean's Eleven (2001)
This radioactive element's Atomic Number is 88.
Radium
A star is born when she sings "The Good Ship Lollipop" in the film "Bright Eyes"
Shirley Temple
Carolyn's Favorite Subject or Major at UCLA
Mathematics
This person holds all 10 of the top 10 Single Game Winnings
James Holzhauer
Highest = $131,127
Carolyn won the most money (nearly $8,000) in Las Vegas when playing this.
Slot Machine
In Japanese culture, the 88th birthday, or “Beiju” (米寿), is known as this two word celebration.
Long Life
This film starring Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable and directed by Frank Capra was the first film to win all five major Academy Awards (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Writing, Best Actress and Best Actor).
It Happened One Night
Carolyn and Norman's Make and Model of their brand new 1960 Car
1960 White Chevy Impala Sports Coupe
First host of Jeopardy
Art Fleming
Carolyn and Norman's family once stayed at this Las Vegas Hotel (which was later renamed Castaways) which had a Bowling Alley
Showboat Hotel and Casino