Who will be queen?

This spring, TheMash is giving one Chicago-area teen the chance to go to prom at no cost. We’ll pay for her outfit, but there’s a catch—you, … more

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Who will be queen?

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Japanese characters represent two roles in Tameka Martin’s life that are very important to her: “sister” and “friend.”

Tameka Martin, junior, Morgan Park

Gynarva Monroe said “Leverage” represents power and influence, like the kind he has with close friends and family. He considers himself a leader.

Gynarva Monroe, senior, Morgan Park

The “M” stands for T’Kiah Carroll’s middle name with an Aries symbol to represent her zodiac sign. She tops it off with a tiara because she considers herself a princess.

T’kiah Carroll, senior, Chicago AG

Both of Kayla Galvez’s feet are decorated with shooting stars, skulls and crossbones.

Kayla Galvez, junior, Prosser

The Grim Reaper at night with fog and a full moon on Arturo Tapia’s shoulder.

Arturo Tapia, senior, John Hancock

“Francisco,” Irene Saucedo’s boyfriend’s name, is written above her ankle.

Irene Saucedo, senior, John Hancock

Colorful stars on Stacey Cabrera’s foot.

Stacey Cabrera, senior, John Hancock

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