Barre High School - Barretone Yearbook (Barre, MA)

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TliE EASY ' ,7AY Tiio traveler iiad stopped anotlicr autonobilo to ask directions, but vrlien they had been r lvcn, the ii:ni?ircr hesitated. But if v e take that roadj he said, we 11 niss the view of the falls. Oh, you v ant to take the- Falls Road,’ the other uotorist ex- clained. The road is very rou h and hilly. It s a Ij.ttle longer around througn Oakloigh, but the road ' s riuch snoother, I don’t suppose there is very nuch to see in Oakleigh. This conversation reveals a proriinont spirit of this nodorn age. This spirit asks not what is nost worth while but v hat is easiest. The two high sophomores, talking over their plans for the future, shov ed the same tendency. No, you don’t want to go to Sanford, said one of then in an- sv er to Oiis companion. If you don’t inke a certain grade, they drmp you at the end of the first tern If 3 ou go to Yvaterbury you can scrape by on most any standing - ’■ In this y ' ung nan’s mind, the question was not to find the school where ho v ould get the best education but v here he could got the easiest education. The thing that 3 oung people do not realize is that the easiest way is not always the best vray. The way to make rhe nost of our liv s is tu nick the cjurso that is .’xt the easies-b. The great men of the v orld v ould not have been so if they had shirked the hard road and taken the easiest. The easy way is the way wc should avoid. Alfred N ' ilbur

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