The Kingfisher High School student photography staff recently celebrated a meaningful and exciting moment with a symbolic “passing of the torch” ceremony, honoring past leadership while welcoming a new chapter for the program.
Congratulations to Finley Harrison on being named Chief Photographer and to Caleb Johnson on stepping into the role of Assistant Chief. Their leadership marks an exciting future for the program, and the staff looks forward to the vision and energy they will bring.
A special thank you and congratulations to Wyatt Long for his outstanding service as Chief Photographer. His leadership, commitment, and passion have left a lasting impact on the program and set a strong foundation for those who follow.
For KHS student photographers, the experience goes far beyond the camera. It is about capturing the moments that matter both inside and outside of school, providing meaningful images for the program and community.
With talented students behind the lens and strong leadership guiding the way, the future of KHS photography is bright. Congratulations to all involved in this special milestone!
Pictured are Olivia McCann, Sara Tellez Blanco, retiring Chief Wyatt Long, incoming Assistant Chief Caleb Johnson, new Chief Photographer Finley Harrison, and Frederic Belin. Together, they represent the dedication, creativity, and teamwork that define the KHS photography program.
Photo provided by Dr. AJ Johnson.
