ULV selects Homecoming Court

Top row: Tammy Abedo, Amy Levy, Shannon McCrea, Tieu-My Nguyen, Christina Tejeda. Bottom row: Jose Barba, Ray Garza, Scott Mac Kay, Joe Martinez, Philip Rudulph
Top row: Tammy Abedo, Amy Levy, Shannon McCrea, Tieu-My Nguyen, Christina Tejeda. Bottom row: Jose Barba, Ray Garza, Scott Mac Kay, Joe Martinez, Philip Rudulph

The 1996 Homecoming Court was formally presented last night at Illumination and the Queen will be announced during halftime of tomorrow’s football game against Menlo.

The 10 members of the Court were selected last week from 32 total applicants. Balloting by the student body selected the five princesses and princes that will vie for the title Homecoming King and Queen.

This week, the Associated Students Federation voted for its Homecoming King and Queen, the King will be announced at halftime of tonight’s powder puff football game. The powder puff game begins at 8 p.m. on Ben Hines Field.

The Campus Times is the weekly student newspaper for the University of La Verne.

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