Nashua South students show off their talent

Nashua High School South students were eager to take a break from studying to see their peers perform. The junior class hosted its annual Lip Sync and Talent Show on Tuesday. The auditorium was filled with students from all grades. The exciting show was hosted by junior class President Samantha Janosik and senior class Treasurer Danny Shea.“NHSS is very fortunate to have so many amazingly talented students,” junior class adviser Emily Dustin said. “The Lip Sync and Talent Show is a perfect opportunity for students to showcase their abilities that we don’t always get to see in the classroom or the hallways of our school.” The event started with a “Harlem Shake” dance performed by the senior class. This upbeat performance got the audience excited for the rest of the talents. The show had contestants performing unique acts. “Talents range from guitar playing, piano playing, singing to comedy,” Dustin said. Senior class Vice President Cam Rogers performed a hilarious comedy routine that elicited immense laughter from the crowd. All four grades were represented in the show.