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Jets Flyover members stand proudly before the audience, celebrating their Best of SNO accolades and the standout articles that earned them well-deserved recognition. Managing editor Selina Son connects the crowd with behind-the-scenes moments that offer insights into the teamwork which fueled their success.
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Glider claps with energy on the beat of the song “HandClap.” Although it is his first appearance at the assembly, he warms up the audience for the upcoming shows.
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The Student News Site of Daegu International School

Jets Flyover
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[Photos] Springtime sketches and sonics in full bloom

Eugene Sung, Writer
June 11, 2024
Middle school orchestra members synthesize the unique tunes of each brass instrument to create a wonderful harmony. Photo by Jessica Woo.

The DIS music and art department combined forces to celebrate a successful school year on May 30th with the middle and high school Spring Fine Arts Festival. Excited audiences packed the lively Jetnasium to enjoy a night of grand symphonies on the elevated stage and intricate student exhibitions. Much-missed DIS graduates made a surprise appearance at the event and caught up with peers and teachers alike. The art department’s annual fashion show, the Bloom, also returned with a brand new theme – eras of spring. Advisors Mr.Gum and Mr.Hutchings wrapped up the long night with tearful goodbyes to the 2024 seniors and applauded their hard work and diligence. Audiences returned home with fond memories to reminisce over the summer.

The DIS music and art department combined forces to celebrate a successful school year on May 30th with the middle and high school Spring Fine Arts Festival. Excited audiences packed the lively Jetnasium to enjoy a night of grand symphonies on the elevated stage and intricate student exhibitions. Much-missed DIS graduates made a surprise appearance at the event and caught up with peers and teachers alike. The art department’s annual fashion show, the Bloom, also returned with a brand new theme - eras of spring. Advisors Mr.Gum and Mr.Hutchings wrapped up the long night with tearful goodbyes to the 2024 seniors and applauded their hard work and diligence. Audiences returned home with fond memories to reminisce over the summer.
Agnew Kim
8th graders are amped up for their final middle school show. The sixth-grade band blasts in the background.
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Eugene Sung
Eugene Sung, Writer
Wake up, drink coffee, go to school, bike home, and fall asleep. A typical schedule repeats itself for what feels like forever. Soon it all comes to an end. DIS veteran Eugene Sung returns to the Jets Flyover team as a writer in his senior year. During his last year at this nostalgic campus, he aspires to enjoy his time left - to visit his favorite places and laugh with his closest friends one final time.  He also hopes to make memories of a lifetime at the Flyover, take candid photos, interview new people, and leave his legacy behind through his writing. 
Agnew Kim
Agnew Kim, Photographer
Agnew Kim unfolds her new passion for photojournalism in her freshman year. Through the lens of her natural curiosity, her sharp eye captures details and raw moments. With an ambitious mind, she joins the Yang-ro-Won Photo Service Club and the National Art Honor Society. When not out capturing photos, she dabs away on a blank canvas board in her blue apron. Agnew hopes to expand her photography portfolio with the Flyover and provide insights into art-related media.
Nayoung Kim
Nayoung Kim, Broadcast Journalist
Nayoung Kim, president of Greenpeace, Eco-lution, and Peer Tutoring Club, shares her vivid passion for the environment and contemporary issues with the ear of the school community. Her brand new, popular podcast raises awareness and acts as a call for help to aid the world in becoming a better place. This year, she collaborates with Greenpeace, to bring new monthly podcast episodes to the community. Also, a famous second-year Jet Stream Host, her enthusiasm to engage with the DIS community and spread the news boosts the energy of the school. 
Jessica Woo
Jessica Woo, Editor in Chief
A six year veteran in the Flyover, Jessica Woo returns as a senior for her final Jets Flyover year. As an engaged student who loves to read and write, Jessica loves to help other students improve and always attempts to step up as a writer herself. Jessica loves to communicate and delivers informative messages to the DIS community. As much as she adores writing, Jessica deems herself a baseball-holic and attempts to watch every game if possible. 
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