Campus News: DBMS High School Jamshedpur organises farewell function
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK Jamshedpur, Feb 9: DBMS Kadma High School today organised a grand farewell party for the ongoing standard…
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK
Jamshedpur, Feb 9: DBMS Kadma High School today organised a grand farewell party for the ongoing standard XII students in the school auditorium, Kalakriti.
A special cultural program was organised by class XI students. The programme commenced with a welcome song in honour of seniors.
Foot tapping songs and scintillating dances were performed by the students which were highly appreciated by the audience.
The way the students hosted the program was a true treat to the eyes and portrayed their love and respect for their seniors.
The main attraction of the function was the ramp walk staged by the outgoing students which set the stage on fire.
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Winners crowned at DBMS pageant
Trisha Singh won the Miss DBMS award while the Mr. DBMS award was won by Muhammad Raiyyanuddin.
The Miss Popular award was won by Prapti Kumari while Siddharth Pathak won the Mr Popular award.
Naina Dey won the Miss Personality award while Aman Kumar Chaudhary won the Mr Personality award.
The Best Attire award in the female category was won by Sanjana Kumari while Rudraksh Agarwal won the Best Attire in the male category.
The Best Walk award in the female category was won by Bhumi Sahu while the Best Walk award in the male category was won by Sahil Ali Khan.
School management extends best wishes
In nostalgia and reluctance, but with hope and aspiration, standard XII students were bid adieu and were wished good luck for all they set out to do.
The farewell function was attended by the members of school management committee Anita Ramakrishna (honorary secretary), Kamla Venkat (joint secretary), Bhuvana Krishnan (treasurer), Aruna Ravi (joint treasurer), Jayanti Ramamurthy and Vidya Narayan members of SMC, Gurpreet Bhamra, the principal and Superna Roy and S Shireen, both vice- principals, all teachers and students.
