Kendall--Lisle High School 2026--Creative Team Member--Morton Arboretum
There’s something timeless about a senior session at the Morton Arboretum—especially when it’s paired with a bright smile, a classy sense of style, and a few personal touches that reflect who the senior really is. Kendall, a member of Lisle High School’s Class of 2026, brought all of that and more to her senior photo session!
Kendall wanted her photos to reflect a “simply classy” look, and she nailed it with two carefully chosen outfits that highlighted her personality without overwhelming it. She kept her jewelry minimal and elegant, letting her natural beauty shine through. A bouquet of flowers and a volleyball added the perfect personal touches—reminders of what she loves and the journey she’s been on throughout high school.
Speaking of volleyball, Kendall is a dedicated player, both for her high school team and on a club level. Her commitment to the sport is inspiring, and it’s no surprise that she’s considering Mount Mary University for college—not only for its strong academic programs in early childhood and special education (her two possible majors) but also because she could continue her volleyball career there.
After her session, Kendall shared a few helpful tips for other seniors preparing for their own photos. Her biggest piece of advice? “Make sure you have everything ready to go the night before.” That’s simple but golden advice—especially when your senior year calendar is already jam-packed!
Kendall also treated herself to a little pampering ahead of time with a blowout and soft beach waves from Dry Bar. Her hair looked effortlessly gorgeous and added just the right touch of glam to her look.
While Kendall admitted she was nervous about being in front of the camera, you’d never know it from her photos. She had an amazing experience during her session and said she would absolutely do it again. Her confidence grew as the shoot went on, and by the end, she was glowing with joy and pride—a perfect representation of a young woman ready to take on what’s next.
Kendall, thank you for letting me be a part of this exciting milestone in your life. Looking forward to working with you during your senior year on the KFP Creative Team, pursue your dreams in education, and maybe even spike a few more volleyballs along the way!