Camarillo's Thompson is chosen as homecoming representative

California Lutheran University seniors Aaron Spitzlberger of Lakewood, Colo. and Courtney Intiso of Las Vegas, Nev. were recently crowned king and queen of the CLU homecoming.

Nominated by their senior peers and elected by the entire student body, Spitzlberger and Intiso were among four couples vying for the titles of Kingsman and Homecoming Queen.

Seniors who were named princesses and princes were Rosalyn Sayer of Blue Jay, Calif.; Rita Mutyaba of Kampala, Uganda; Jessica Placas of Livermore, Calif.; Wes Sullivan of Boulder, Colo.; Jared Glesne of Minneapolis, Minn.; and Flavio Nominati of Van Nuys.

Selected by the freshman class as homecoming representatives were Rachel Breen of West Linn, Ore.; Jenna Meligan of Lake Oswego, Ore.; Amanda Wallace of Aurora, Colo.; Reshai Tate of Chicago, Ill.; David Hermansen of Redwood City, Calif.; and Alex Ponce of Simi Valley.

Sophomore homecoming representatives were Candice Cerro of Bakersfield; Jessica Kolstad of Granada Hills; Roberta Gaugert of Phoenix, Ariz.; Trevor Thompson of Camarillo; Kyle Hansen of Murrieta; and Seth Demant of Fresno.

Juniors elected to the homecoming court were Annie Mathre of Fremont; Madison Hartstein of Scottsdale, Ariz.; Kelli Garretson of Thousand Oaks; Chase Linsley of Spencer, Iowa; Erik Kerr of Wildwood, Mo.; and Travis Becker of Livermore, Calif.