Introducing the Court of Leos

The Court of Leos nominees are presented Monday in the Abraham Campus Center Ballrooms. The nominees include senior biology major Alaa Shilleh, with her escort Suhyb Ras from Arcadia; senior biology major Alec Maxwell, with his escort senior chemistry majorMandi Legerski; senior biology major Cynthea Roque, with her escort freshman civil engineering major Nyla Contreras; senior kinesiology major Emily Saldivar, with her escort sophomore environmental law major Kate Van Wormer, senior broadcast journalism major Taylor Fukunaga, with her escort junior business administration major Jocelyn Flores. The two Court of Leos royalty winners will be announced at 1 p.m. on Saturday on the steps of Miller Hall during the Homecoming street fair. / photo by Mia Byington
The Court of Leos nominees are presented Monday in the Abraham Campus Center Ballrooms. The nominees include senior biology major Alaa Shilleh, with her escort Suhyb Ras from Arcadia; senior biology major Alec Maxwell, with his escort senior chemistry major Mandi Legerski; senior biology major Cynthea Roque, with her escort freshman civil engineering major Nyla Contreras; senior kinesiology major Emily Saldivar, with her escort sophomore environmental law major Kate Van Wormer, senior broadcast journalism major Taylor Fukunaga, with her escort junior business administration major Jocelyn Flores. The two Court of Leos royalty winners will be announced at 1 p.m. on Saturday on the steps of Miller Hall during the Homecoming street fair. / photo by Mia Byington
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Mia Byington is a senior photography major with a minor in marketing. She is a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine.

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