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Royalty for the affair wi l l b e ]pe rson will w e a r the i r latestselected b f e ore ha nd b y tl iei clo the s from Paris,me mb e rs of e a ch class a n d j Juni or c la ss me mb e rs a reth e class wi th th e greates t I pre pa r i ng fo r the a n n u a l^B^HB^B ju n io r - sen io r p r o m w h i c h w il lRnfft AH ke e ee v e n i n g of May 37.**_*_The event 1l3at ~ ?3^ y e a rs"" " ^ ha s been us ua H v held at th evotes, a pe nny a v ote , w il l , hi gh school will "take pla ce a telect the i r ca nd i d a te s k i n g l M a r b c c k C e nte r of E l u f f i o nan d q u e e n of the d a nce .A H F re nch s tu den ts ar e in -vited to the ""artist an d mod e l^ - '** * VmVl OJ'W A\JJlball 10 be h eld M ay 5 th, The jOsb orne , decorat ions: H a n s

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j T h e s tu den t senate willjagain sponsor the an n u al'.spring dan c e tha t i s to b e he ldJMay 3 in the BB S gym.,

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