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Statistics Best Baseball Player-Ben Graham. Rabbit out distanced all competitors in the first lap. Best Basketball Player Cboyj-Earle Burkhart. Irish and Rabbit each had many supporters, but Percy won out. Ab- sence makes your fame grow stronger. Best Basketball Player Cgirlj-Tie: Nina Armstrong, Gertrude flash. A well run and friendly race with a happy ending. The Prettiest Girl-Grace Armstrong. This was one of the closest races and there were more differences of opinion. Lucy Tate lacked but a vote of the making the score a tie. The Handsomest Boy-Herbert Clark. Herbert's curly forelock proved irresistible to most of the feminine voters, but Willard's dark wine was not forgotten. The Most Popular Girl-Grace Armstrong. Another close race with many favorites. - The Most Popular Boy-Frank Brumback. This race was not decided till the last ballot was counted, but you ean't beat a Business Manager. The Sweetest Girl-Lucille Crudgington. Who 's sweet depends upon who's talking and the girls may all feel sweet, for each of them is Sweet', to somebody, judging by the votes. Everybody had a vote from a teacher up. The Heart Breaker-Willard Wylie. Here is where Herhert's curl deserted him. Straight hair is all right if pink cheeks go with it. There were a great many also who ran, notably, Carl Curtis and John Freeman. The Champion Popcorn Eater-Arlie Ogle. This race had only two candidates and the other one got only one vote. The Biggest Bluffer-Dewey Wylie. Most of the boys' names appeared in the course of the count, but nobody ever had a real show but Dewey. The Most Graceful Pupil-Lucille Crudgington. Most of the voters were agreed on this subject, but several voted for VVillard or Herbert, as usual. The Biggest Giggler-Lily Belle Miller. She 'll give you lessons free any time. Sport-Willard Wylie. 'Arlie and Herbert were in at the beginning, but Willard could have given them votes and still won. Sissy Boy-Otto Parkey. Even our married man was a candidate for this office. Flirt-Elizabeth Fisher. Grayce Bateman stood second with Lucy and Sue Ouia a good third, and Earle Burkhart prominently mentioned. The Laziest Student ffl-Frank Jackson Burrows. Jack's former reputation stood him in good stead, but Joe Dance pushed him hard and when he 's been at it as long as Jack he can beat in a walk. Dreamer-Verne Dukes. It took only twenty-eight votes to win this race as there were twenty- nine candidates and only fifty-six votes cast. Freshiest Freshman--Walter Stolsworth. Several Sub-Freshmen, were in this race but they couldn't beat Chick. Most Appropriate Nickname-Snookums. This stands for Ben Graham, though any small infant is known by the same sign.