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"Ohl For an immediate world government!"
When one enlightened intellectual of the DAVIS
FORUM piped up with this challenging state-
ment, blows met and the only person who could
unlock the controversial viewpoints was Dr. lon
Carter Covell, the Forum's outstanding adviser
and moderator. This club had no officers, for
every member at one time represented Davis in
forums at twelve different Westchester high
schools. The discussions were conducted similar
to the Town Meeting of the Air by having ques-
tions from the audience. Ben Balkind, a Forum
member, represented Davis at the Westchester
County Youth Forum, where he was chosen to go
to Albany. Another highlight was seeing "State
of the Union" and touring "Little Italy," the
Bowery, and Chinatown. The Davis Forum prov-
ed itself to be the most up and coming discussion
group by enthusiastic student participation in
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international relationships and current prob-
lems.
"Happy anniversary to you," sang the partici-
pants in the TWENTIETI-I ANNIVERSARY OF
THE DEBATING SOCIETY. Chairman Sidney
Knafel extended a welcome to Mr. Cullen and
guests, Mr. Cullen congratulated the Society and
paid special tribute to Mr. johnson and Mr.
Thompson, who later addressed the group, for
the remarkable work they had done for Davis
students. Edward Landau then took photographs.
Mr. Childs spoke on "The Mark of a Thinker",
in which he emphasized the importance of pub-
lic speaking and debating. The Twentieth Anni-
versary closed with the entire group singing
"Auld Lang Syne".
DAVIS FORUM iTopl
Row I: L. Klein, I. Segal, R. Schwartz, A. Stern, A.
Kramer, I. Wolf, G. Balkind, Row 2: G. Fiering, B. Luther,
A. Weinburger, G. Scoledes, L, Schwab, R. Maseroni, S.
Frankel, P. Blumberg, M. lacobs, B. Balkind, Dr. Covell
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