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Alumni News – May 2020

Do you ever wonder what our alumni are up to? We love to hear updates from our alumni! Here are a few recent updates we’ve received. We hope these help brighten your day during these trying times, and that you enjoy Cambridge alumni participating in beauty in the midst of chaos and despair.

Class of 2009 Ten Year Reunion

Over the holiday break, some alumni from the Class of 2009 got together for their ten year reunion!

Alumni from the class of 2009 at their ten year reunion.
Left to right: Vincent Weir, Jennifer (Keith) Francis, Brittany (Howard) Sparks, Natalie (Garnett) MacDonald, Bonner (Briggs) Klatt, Ginny (Somerville) Hudnut, Emily (Perkins) Phillips, Ben Johnson.
Alumni and spouses from the class of 2009 at their ten year reunion.

Katie Little, Class of 2010

Katie joins Samford’s A Cappella Alumni Choir virtually singing “Beautiful Savior” together.

https://www.facebook.com/106549467711246/videos/232860921253953/
Samford’s A Cappella Alumni Choir sings Beautiful Savior.

Jay Denton, Class of 2005

This is a trailer for music and a documentary released by Endure, Jay’s music projects enterprise.  He wrote and recorded music with Syrian refugees in Beirut, putting together an album with songs of hope and, Lord willing, healing.

https://www.instagram.com/tv/B8_qNPPnCge/?igshid=103w4xngojb7l
This is a trailer for an upcoming music and documentary release by Endure, Jay’s music projects enterprise.  He wrote and recorded music with Syrian refugees in Beirut, putting together an album with songs of hope and, Lord willing, healing.

Emily Perkins Phillips, Class of 2009

Before COVID-19 social distancing, Emily and a friend did a series of three mini photo shoots. Each session features a floral hairpiece inspired by specific spring blooms (daffodils, cherry blossoms, and red bud trees) and then photographed with those flowers. Emily paired each set of images with a poem, two by Wordsworth and one by Frost. The first shoot is linked below and features Cambridge alumna Emma Grimes.

https://www.emilykayedesigns.com/blog/spring-flowers-daffodils

Emily wanted to share the Daffodil session because it is paired with a poem that was part of the Cambridge curriculum when she was a student — I Wandered Lonely As a Cloud by William Woodsworth.