PURPLE & GOLD / 2024-25
also strives to create emotional value for students as they capture the school year. Randolph cited guiding questions, like how do they want people to feel when they receive their yearbook. Sophomore designer Claudia Cook says,“ We want to be able to showcase everyone’ s talents and skills. We try to cover as many people as we can on every page because we want everyone to feel seen and heard when they get their yearbook and get to read it and show all their friends,‘ Like, oh, look, I do this. I’ m on this page.’” This reflects the theme, which in Green’ s words,“ Is about being the hands and feet of Jesus and how every single person has a different role in Christ.”
STUDENTS WHO GRADUATE FROM THE JOURNALISM PROGRAM LEAVE AS ROBUST STORYTELLERS, CAPABLE OF ASKING HARD QUESTIONS, EAGER TO SOLVE PROBLEMS, AND WILLING TO TAKE RISKS...
Alum Camille Klausner(‘ 20) shared the impact of her experience in journalism class,“ When I consider my life and my professional journey, I definitely think journalism at CPA played a huge role. At the core of who I am, I know I want to be a storyteller, and I think I discovered
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