“Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” - Arthur Ashe
Ally T.
KELLEY CONLEY REITER PHOTOGRAPHY’S FEATURED SENIOR
To honor KCRP’s 2020 seniors, I will be featuring a few amazing individuals each week until graduation! Please wish these seniors, and all high school and college seniors everywhere, the very best as the begin the next chapter of their lives in a not so certain or familiar time!
xoxoxo,
Kelley
a bit about Ally
Little Ally.
Name: Ally T.
Hometown: Prior Lake, MN
High School: Prior Lake High School
Interests: XC, Speech, NHS, volunteering at a hospital, and Band
Best High School Memory: My best high school memory is probably playing on the field for marching band at the homecoming game this year. There’s something kind of magical about performing on the field amongst your friends and collectively coming together to share something that we all worked hard on. I think it’s my favorite memory because I associate it with that giddiness that comes from spending time with people you care about. It was definitely a bitter sweet memory because it was the last time I got to perform on the field, but it’s one I’ll remember for years to come.
Future Plans: I’m attending U of MN-Twin Cities in the fall majoring in nursing. I’m hoping to work in a hospital for a couple years and then maybe do some travel nursing. I’m excited to see where I end up in a couple years!
Shout Out: I couldn’t have made it through high school without the love of my parents. I know I don’t make their lives easy, but I couldn’t ask for more supportive and caring parents. I love them so much, and I look up to them more than anyone else in my life. I also couldn’t have done it without my older sisters. They are some of the most successful and strong women I know, and I’ll always look up to them as my role models. My family is the truly the best, and they’ve helped shape me into the woman I am today. I’ll miss them a lot next year, but luckily I know they’ll always be there for me if I need them.
a message from home
Our favorite memory is…
“When you made a “deal” with your dad that he would get you a puppy if you scored 15 baskets in your basketball game. Your teammates caught on and helped you score all the needed baskets. He lost that bet, and now we have Bailey!”
what we want the world to know about you is…
“You are going to do amazing things. I am so proud of the young woman you are becoming and thrilled that you have chosen to serve others in the future as a nurse/ healthcare professional. ”
our hope for you is…
“That you will let nothing stand in the way of your dreams! I know you will do great things in the future and am so blessed to have you as my daughter. I can’t wait to see what life has in store for you!”
