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Prime purpose of the Cosmopolitan Club, led
by Leo Cespedes and then Frank Kinnison, is to
exchange ideas of American and foreign culture.
Boasting a membership of over 35 students, the
club sponsored such activities as two exchanges
with the WSC group, assistinq with the WSSF
talent show, and innumerable dances and
parties.
Row One: Sam Ceopedeo, Joyce Ann Merrill, Lola Hansen, Frank Kinnison, Seat
Lau, Maxino Sooly, Ann Brooke: ... Row Two : Felix Ramarui, Haakon Haga,
Jena Mlddelboo, Eduardo Cruz, Leo Ceapedeo, Humfredo Macedo, Alvaro Ariae,
Po-Pinq Wonq ... R ow Three : Richard K a kioako, Tom as Tomaosen, Ole Saat·
vedt, Kare R eed, John Hovland, Bonl Yraqui, Willi Lange, Klyoaky H ori. Cha nq
Tunq.
Sam Ceopadao letl off a little oteam before the boys after they
have attended a .-.gular Sunday afternoon meeting of tho
Coemopolitan Club In the Student Union.
Jane Middalboe, Willi Lanqe, Tomaa Tomaosen and Po-Pinq
Wonq attended a Little United N ations meeting conducted at
Stanford thio aprlnq. Joyce Merrill, not pictured, aloo attended
the oaaolon.
Followlnq an enjoyable exchange with the WSC Cosmo·
politan Club, J ane M iddelboe, J an Rankin and Leo Ces pedes
relax In the Rldenbauqh lounqe.
W illi, Po-Plnq, J eno and Joyce M errill enjoy the excellent food
aorvod them at the Little United Nations meeting, where the
Idaho qroup acted u Ruoala In the official assembly. This trip
wu apon•ored by tho VFW, K iwe.nis and Moscow Women'a
Church Group.
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