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DGHS's Enthusiasm Never Dies Down

By Bo-Yeon Park (DG editor & reporter)

Students at Dongtan Global High School are often thought that they have both intelligence and personality, but sometimes it is our school's students who show artistic ability rather as well as intelligence. Especially during the month of November, the students also showed their outstanding artistic talents to the fullest. Although COVID-19 may have taken away their stage opportunities, the students' enthusiasm for music, art, and performance never died down the DGHS LUNCH FESTIVAL which shows their brilliant talents, has finally begun.


It was the V#, a vocal & rap club at DGHS, that started the performance in earnest. V#'s performance, which transcends pop songs and local ballads, was well received by many students and teachers, even though it was a short lunch break. The last song that they sang together, "Dynamite" by BTS was personally memorable, and it felt more beautiful because the five sang it together. Their beautiful tones and harmonies were particularly attractive. It was a stage that really sparkled to fit the lyrics "You know I glow up."


When discussing exciting performances, the only band club Cloud Nine's performance can not be missed. In particular, what drew attention to this Cloud Nine stage was not just their selection of songs, but also their new vocals. The new 9th and 10th vocal gave a lot of excite to the quiet students' lunchtime. Another attraction was that the students who played musical instruments like guitar took turns in singing songs.


There are two more clubs that can not be left out. It's Hollis and Uno. Hollis is a cheerleading club at DGHS, and Uno is a dance club that boasts flamboyant performance manners. Hollis first caught the eye with their flashy red uniforms and white boots. Wearing the same uniform and performing sharp group dances, they again showed their status as a cheerleading club.


The last school club to show their talents was Uno, Uno also had a great performance that not only students, but also teachers could enjoy. The 9th and 10th joint performances using umbrella props were in accord with The King's Man original sound track, which doubled the coolness. Since it was a first chance to perform for 10th students, many students cheered for their meaningful dance performance.


Though DGHS LUNCH FESTIVAL has ended, students' enthusiasm for showing their talents seems to never end. Other clubs that couldn't perform in lunch time, too are preparing for the DGHS FESTIVAL. Please look forward to it!


By Bo-Yeon Park
(DG editor & reporter)