Girls Got Talent

Impressions, Tik-Tok dancing, and singing your ABC’s backward are some of the weird but impressive talents students have here at GHS.

Some people have found they could perform them messing around with friends, and some have known about their talents for a long time. These students have been working hard to perfect them and will continue to do so for a long time.

Rylie Kahla

Avery Edwards

Sophomore, Avery Edwards has a very special talent. She is a dancer on a social media platform called Tik-Tok.

“I found I could do this when I was filming a Tik-Tok one day and I realized I was just a natural,” says Edwards. She is 16 years old and has been dancing for about a year now and her inspiration to dance is famous TikTok dancer Charli D’Amelio. As a kid, Edwards took dance classes but when it comes to Tik-Toking, she is all selftaught.

Peyton Secora

Freshmen Rylie Kahla is 14 years old and her secret talent is drawing. She found out she could draw three years ago and is inspired by things like nature and being outside.

“I haven’t been taught by a specific person individually but I’ve watched videos online of people drawing and I’ve kind of learned from their techniques,” says Kahla.

Callie Kutz is a sophomore at GHS and her secret talent is doing impressions on other people.

“I don’t know when I realized I could do this, I just goof around with my friends and make funny noises, sometimes I’ll be like oh my gosh that’s such a funny voice I’m going to do it,” says Kutz. She can usually perfect her voices fairly quickly. Her inspiration for the impressions is whoever she thinks is interesting. She is self-taught and says that she will continue to do impressions.

Cora Rodgers

Peyton Secora is a sophomore at the school and she learned her secret talent in 7th grade in a choir class. Secora can sing her ABC’s backward at rapid speed. She is inspired by her love of the alphabet to sing her ABC’s backward.

“I will continue to do every day of my life for as long as I live,” said Secora.

Cora Rodgers is a freshmen and her favorite thing about the school is the choir and One Act programs, this relates a lot to her secret talent, acting. She has been acting since the 6th grade and has taken some classes to help her skills grow.

“Right now my inspiration is probably Chloe Irwin,” says Rodgers. She wants to continue to act for the high school and hopes to be an amazing actor someday.