Cedar Rotaiy Club Sponsors Exchange Student The Cedar City Rotary Club has Inaugurated the sponsorship of a foreign student to College of Southern Utah. Tito Martinez from Taxco, state of Querrero, Mex., has completed his registration registra-tion and is now attending winter quarter as the first Rotary sponsored spon-sored student James Amend, Rotary chairman chair-man of International Service, said that Ianthus Wright, who ts chairman of the International Student committee, heard of Martinez Mar-tinez during the college tour of Mexico last summer. Through the cooperation of J. H. Plummer the committee brouht Tito to C S U with the sanction of club members. mem-bers. "We hope we shall be able to sponsor a foreign student regularly regu-larly now that we have begun." Mr. Amend said. "Eventually we look forward to exchange sons or daughters of Rotary members In other countries with sons or daughters of our member! Mr. Martinez, a business major. Is Interested specifically In hotel management. Since his aspirations aspira-tions point toward relationship between Mexico and tourist America , he expressed his appreciation appre-ciation for the opportunity afforded af-forded by the Cedar City club in coming to the state. "I thank the Rotary Club and the staff and officials at College Col-lege of Southern Utah for this chance," he said. Faculty members and students have been introduced to him by Prof. Plummer, dean of students, and foreign language professor. Mr. Martinez completed registration regis-tration procedures last week. Working with Supt. Wright 'on the International Student committee com-mittee are Lanell lunt and Pat Rogers.