FHS Alumna Becomes First Honoree Of School’s Arts Program ‘Wall Of Fame’

March 16, 2018 Entertainment

Khailah Johnson, center, in white top, surrounded by her family under her plaque on the FHS theatre “Wall of Fame.”

A 2017 graduate of Franklin High School on March 15 became the first member of the school’s “Wall of Fame” for fine, visual and performing arts students.

A plaque honoring the achievement of Khailah Johnson, now a freshman at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pa.., was unveiled at a small ceremony. The plaque is located by the entrance to the school’s theatre.

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FHS Alumna Becomes First Honoree Of School’s Arts Program ‘Wall Of Fame’

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