. St. Nicholas [serial] . ,\ \VKL(TIME Gil- I . I!Y Ci:LL\ A. WHITK. .\(,K 17, ((;(JL1) ,SILVIvK UADCiE WON JANUARY, IQIQ.) 856 ST. NICHOLAS LEAGUE [July, THE SALUTE BY ELEANOR ELLIS (aGE 17) (Honor Member)Upon a hill-top, outlined in the dawn, There waved a starry banner in the breeze;It seemed to whisper to the sleeping world : While I am here thou mayst rest well at tumult, conflict, strife may rend the earth. Despair not, mortals. For if I remain,There yet a champion of the right. One ready to give all for freedoms Peace appears to leave us desolate. Wh
. St. Nicholas [serial] . ,\ \VKL(TIME Gil- I . I!Y Ci:LL\ A. WHITK. .\(,K 17, ((;(JL1) ,SILVIvK UADCiE WON JANUARY, IQIQ.) 856 ST. NICHOLAS LEAGUE [July, THE SALUTE BY ELEANOR ELLIS (aGE 17) (Honor Member)Upon a hill-top, outlined in the dawn, There waved a starry banner in the breeze;It seemed to whisper to the sleeping world : While I am here thou mayst rest well at tumult, conflict, strife may rend the earth. Despair not, mortals. For if I remain,There yet a champion of the right. One ready to give all for freedoms Peace appears to leave us desolate. When the red night of madness seems to fallOn countries crimsoned with our heroes blood, Have faith in me, and Him who rules us if in answer to the banners pledge. The countless booming guns as one did roarIn a salute for all the world to heed : We re Freedoms champions now and a welcome gift. by clement DUNN, AGE 14. (SILVER BADGE) ONE OF MY HAPPIEST HOLIDAYS BY JENNIE NIZZARDINI (aGE I4) (Silver Badge)Our school, the famous Washington Irving High,had been invited to give a pageant irt the stadiumat City College in honor of Cardinal Mercier onOctober lo, 1919. We girls (teachers included)were in such a state of excitement! The day finally came, and on arriving at thestadivim I saw that many of the school-children worethe Belgian colors. The girls who were not in the pageant marchedforward singing the Washington Irving MarchingSong, forming the initials W. I. The pageant thenstarted. It was about the history of our city fromthe time it was purchased for twenty-fovir dollarsto the styles of 1919. Each department tried itsbest to make it a success. The commercial department produced a humantypewriter keyboard. A group of girls wore hats onwhich were painted the letters, marks of punctua-tion, and figures of the universal keyboard. The dressmaking department ha
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