Question #2 (Special Graduation Ceremony) WINNER (first correct answer): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire (Double Bonus Winner) SECOND PLACE (others submitting correct answers): Anne Ray-Patrick, Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson, Kim (Davis) Daniel, Jane Grande-Allen, Anna (Bendall) Morgan

ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire Anne Ray-Patrick Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson Kim (Davis) Daniel Jane Grande-Allen Anna (Bendall) Morgan TOTAL ENTRIES = 6

NOTES: 100% of the entries were correct. Perhaps daunted by the difficulty of the questions or a misunderstanding as to how the contest worked, only 4 out of 10 entrants from the previous week returned. Jill T. and Tracy P., neither of whom participated in the first question, make their first appearances in the contest with this question, and, along with Denny French, would go on to participate in the most questions.

Question #3 (Prom Bands) WINNER (first correct answer): Tamra (Dyer) Campbell
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Tamra (Dyer) Campbell Nick Sirek Denny French Maribeth McBride TOTAL ENTRIES = 4	NOTES: 25% of the entries were correct. Maribeth McBride's entry was correct but it arrived after the deadline.

Question #4 (Prom Dates) WINNERS (all entrants): Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson, Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire, Denny French
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire Denny French TOTAL ENTRIES = 3	NOTES: 0% of the entries were correct, so we decided to award everyone who attempted this question as the winners of the week.

Question #5 (New Freshmen) WINNER (first correct answer): Tamra (Dyer) Campbell SECOND PLACE (others submitting correct answers): Kim (Davis) Daniel, Jane Grande-Allen, Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Tamra (Dyer) Campbell Kim (Davis) Daniel Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire Jane Grande-Allen Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson TOTAL ENTRIES = 5	NOTES: 80% of the entries were correct.

Question #6 (It's Easter, Isn't It?) WINNER (most correct answers): Denny French SECOND PLACE (others submitting the next most correct answers): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire, Jane Grande-Allen, Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson Jane Grande-Allen Denny French TOTAL ENTRIES = 4	NOTES: The question asked for seven answers; Denny got six correct and was declared the winner, while everyone else got five correct and were named the Second Place winners. Unbeknownst to anyone at the time, this week's contest also contained Hidden Contest #3, which, to this date, has yet to be discovered.

Question #7 (Mystery Drainage Thing) WINNER (first correct answer): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire SECOND PLACE (others submitting correct answers): Denny French, Candice (McEnroe) Fletcher, Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire Denny French Candice (McEnroe) Fletcher Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson Nick Sirek TOTAL ENTRIES = 5	NOTES: 80% of the entries were correct.

Question #7.5 (Banquet Entree) WINNER (first correct answer): Nobody
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson Tamra (Dyer) Campbell Denny French Nick Sirek TOTAL ENTRIES = 5	NOTES: This "bonus" question, which ran over the weekend, in spite of being a multiple choice question, had an end result of 0% of the entries correct.

Question #8 (Sophomore Class President) WINNERS (all correct answers): Candice (McEnroe) Fletcher, Tamra (Dyer) Campbell

ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson Candice (McEnroe) Fletcher Tracy (Greenwell) Walck Tamra (Dyer) Campbell TOTAL ENTRIES = 4

NOTES: 50% of the entries were correct. Originally, no one submitted an answer to this question when it was originally presented, and it was only after re-wording the question, dropping the Double Bonus stipulation, and extending the deadline over the weekend that this question then garnered four entries. Interestingly, the answer to the question and one of the winners from this week are the same.

Question #9 (Middle Name) WINNER (first correct answer): Maribeth McBride SECOND PLACE (others submitting correct answers): Jane Grande-Allen, Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Maribeth McBride Jane Grande-Allen Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson Nick Sirek TOTAL ENTRIES = 4	NOTES: 75% of the entries were correct.

Question #9.47 (Last Songs) WINNERS (all entrants): Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson, Denny French
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson Denny French TOTAL ENTRIES = 2	NOTES: Another weekend bonus question, this one was ultimately disqualified and all entrants were awarded the title of winner.

Question #10 (Lookin' Good) WINNER (a correct answer): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire SECOND PLACE (just submitting an answer): Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson TOTAL ENTRIES = 2	NOTES: Very low turnout for this question, even with the enticement that just entering this week's question would guarantee a Second Place award, and the first part of the question was multiple choice.

Question #11 (Class Colors) WINNER (first correct answer): Anne Ray-Patrick SECOND PLACE (just submitting an answer): Denny French, Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson, Jane Grande-Allen
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Denny French Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson Anne Ray-Patrick Jane Grande-Allen TOTAL ENTRIES = 4	NOTES: 25% of the entries were correct.

Question #12 (Mr. Henrickson's Song) WINNER (first correct answer): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire (Double Bonus Winner); Denny French, Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson
ALL ENTRANTS (in order received): Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson Denny French TOTAL ENTRIES = 3	NOTES: Jill got both parts of the question correct and was the Double Bonus Winner of the Week while Tracy and Denny got the second part of the question correct and were awarded a single winning entry each for the week.

9 out of 14 questions (64%) were answered correctly by the first entrant.

For questions where Jill T. was the first entrant, she had the correct answer (or at least part of the correct answer) 5 out of 6 times.

Distribution of Weekly Winners, Second Place Winners and Total Number of Entries for All Contestants:

Entrant	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	7.5	8	9	9.47	10	11	12	1st / 2nd / Total
Amy M.	X	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	1 / 0 / 1
Anna B.	X	X	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	0 / 1 / 2
Anne R.	X	X	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	X	.	1 / 1 / 3
Candice M.	X	.	.	.	.	.	X	.	X	.	.	.	.	.	1 / 1 / 3
Denny F.	X	.	X	X	.	X	X	X	.	.	X	.	X	X	4 / 2 / 9
Jane G.	X	X	.	.	X	X	.	.	.	X	.	.	X	.	0 / 5 / 6
Jill T.	.	XX	.	X	X	X	X	X	.	.	.	X	.	XX	5 / 1 / 8
Katrina T.	X	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	0 / 0 / 1
Kim D.	X	X	.	.	X	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	0 / 3 / 3
Maribeth M.	X	.	X	.	.	.	.	.	.	X	.	.	.	.	1 / 0 / 3
Nick S.	.	.	X	.	.	.	X	X	.	X	.	.	.	.	0 / 0 / 4
Tamra D.	X	.	X	.	X	.	.	X	X	.	.	.	.	.	3 / 0 / 5
Tracy G.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	X	.	.	.	.	.	0 / 0 / 1
Tracy P.	.	X	.	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	3 / 7 / 12
TOTALS:	10	6	4	3	5	4	5	5	4	4	2	2	4	3	19 / 21 / 61
NOTES: There were 14 contestants who participated in this contest, out of 58 members of the MHS Class of 1987 (minus the guy running this contest), or 24% of the class. Out of the 14 participants, 2 were male (14%) while the other 12 were female (86%). Tracy T. entered the most number of times, with an impressive 12 out of 14 entries, including 3 Weekly Winners and 7 Second Place Winners. Tracy also has a streak of 11 continuous entries from Question #3 until the end. It should also be noted that 2 out of her 3 Weekly Winner entries were the first ones received, so the fact that she lives in a later time zone does not seem to have an impact on this contest. In terms of entries received, Denny F. comes in second with 9 out of 14, and Jill T. comes in third with 8 out of 14. Amy M. has the best percentage of correct entries out of entries submitted -- 100%. Of course, it should be noted that she only entered once (with Question #1), won that week's contest, and then proceeded to not participate again. Among Weekly Winner contestants who participated in MORE than one week, Jill T. has the best percentage with 5 out of 8 (63%), followed by Tamra D. with 3 out of 5 (60%) and Denny French with 4 out of 9 (44%). For Second Place Winners, Kim D. is an impressive 3 for 3 (100%) and Jane G. is an equally impressive 5 for 6 (83%). There were 14 total questions, and 14 participants, and if everyone had participated in every single question, there would have been 196 entries. In the end, there were 61 total entries, or a 31% level of participation. Out of those 61 entries, there were 40 "correct" entries, so one could say that 66% of all the entries had something resembling the right answer. It is interesting to note that, once you count Jill T.'s "double bonus" entries, that the total number of Grand Prize entries and Second Place entries is the same -- 21. This is entirely coincidental and was not intentional in any way.

Summary of entrants who are qualified for the prize drawings at the end of this contest
(plus the number of entries that they will have in that particular drawing and the odds of winning):

GRAND PRIZE CONTESTANTS: (21 entries) (one winner to be chosen)
NAME	ENTRIES	ODDS OF WINNING
Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire	7 entries (including 2 double bonus entries)	1:3
Denny French	4 entries	4:21
Tamra (Dyer) Campbell	3 entries	1:7
Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson	3 entries	1:7
Amy Maupin	1 entry	1:21
Maribeth McBride	1 entry	1:21
Candice (McEnroe) Fletcher	1 entry	1:21
Anne Ray-Patrick	1 entry	1:21

SECOND PRIZE CONTESTANTS: (21 entries) (5 winners to be chosen)
NAME	ENTRIES	ODDS OF WINNING
Tracy (Pesavento) Thompson	7 entries	1:3
Jane Grande-Allen	5 entries	5:21
Kim (Davis) Daniel	3 entries	1:7
Denny French	2 entries	2:21
Anna (Bendall) Morgan	1 entry	1:21
Candice (McEnroe) Fletcher	1 entry	1:21
Anne Ray-Patrick	1 entry	1:21
Jill (Tracy) Darbyshire	1 entry	1:21
It should be noted, for the Second Prize drawing, that once a winner is selected, all of their entries are removed from the pool before the next winner is selected, until five winnners have been drawn out of the pot. Therefore, one's chances of winning improve as the drawing proceeds, especially if those with a greater chance of winning actually win. For example, if Tracy P. is the first name drawn, then everyone else's odds improve to 1:14 or better.