Kane Area High School - Hurri Kane Yearbook (Kane, PA)

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HELLO (he-lo), interj., common exclamation of greetings; in telephoning or to express surprise; hi! “Hello, Good-bye” A good theme, but what docs it mean? The Beatles song. “Hello, Goodbye”. Maybe they had a clue . . . Hello and Good-bye are two of the most commonly used words in the English language. Hello on Monday morning can brighten your day almost as much as a Good-bye on Friday afternoon. There is symbolism in the words. “Hello. Good-bye”. Hello (go) is being said if a person really likes school and feels that the twelve years are worth it. But. a Good-bye is being said by the student who feels that school is nothing to them but a hassle, something required. 'Life is a constant Hello and Good-bye with changes happening so rapidly. Wc experience new activities constantly while going through school. We say Good-bye to the old things which linger in our memory, and trudge ahead, only to say “Hello” again. Different people arc saying I lello to that which wc arc saying Good-bye to. And where wc all end up after the Hello's and Good-bye's arc said ... only time will tell. - - - Ann McCloskey GOOD-BYE (good-bi), n., salutation at parting; farewell greeting; contraction of “God be with you”: adj. relating to parting.

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