Seniors predicted what they will be (hopefully) be doing fifteen years from graduation.

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A nurse! – Abbi Harris

I hope to be helping others in this world – Adrianna Viegas 

Have a successful job, married and have kids – Alex Harris

Will have traveled half the world and live small in a big world. -Alex (Xan) Gordon

happy 🙂 – Ali Brennan

Living a happy life with a family of my own and with a good career. I hope to be doing many fun things and enjoying life. – Amber Sapp

Going on daily swims in my pool with my cats and dogs and eating some tacos. (I will teach them how to swim, don’t worry) – Anna Jacoby

Doing what I enjoy, break norms, and meet good people – Anthony Quindel

Doing what I studied for, hopefully I have a house or an apartment and just doing my own thing – Bella Crimaldi

Out of Illinois – Betsy Demanos

In fifteen years I hope to have graduated college and gone to more schooling to receive my Master’s to become a nurse practitioner. – Brooke Karlblom

Happy with my family and career – Christine Ponga

Living comfortably with a four-year degree and potentially an MBA. – Conner Trznadel

An air force lawyer – Eilie Riemenschneider

I hope to have a good job and a good happy family – Erik Gibson

Traveling the world – Erika Deegan

Working with hospitals to produce medical equipment – Ethan Elliott

A successful athletic trainer – Fiona Olsen 

An elementary teacher who will both inspire and have an impact on younger students. Not only that, I hope to be content with my life/life choices and that I will be truly happy. – Francesca Pollock

A nurse practitioner working in a hospital and attending to patients. – Gillian Llanes

Happy. Whether it’s with the intended major I have right now, or if it all falls through, I just hope to be happy and make something out of my life. I don’t want to be on the ‘sidelines.’ I want to make a difference and truly have a positive impact on others. – Grace Marineau

Successful with a family and being involved – Grayce Woodruff

I don’t know what I want to do for my career, but I hope that in 15 years, I’m happy. I know it’s cliché, but I’m working really hard to be content with who I am and what I do. – Hazel Kocher

Working in the business field – Jackson Rietz

Fluent in 3-4 languages, having a job as a linguistic analyst for the government and travelling to different countries (as a part of my job). – Jayden Forté

Working my dream job at a great school with a family of my own – Jordan Tress

An aerospace engineer happily living in the south building rockets – Kate Lanza

A medical examiner – Kaylin Mitchell

Coming in to help kids in the Incubator – Levi Wagner

A millionaire – Luca Listi

Traveling the world seeing all that I can! – Mackenzie Krystal

I just hope that I’m proud, confident, and happy.  I hope that when people hear my name it has a positive impact. But really I hope that I can walk into any store and buy whatever I want without looking at the price tag. – Maddie Flint

Successful in my career and settled down with a family – Mara Garbanzos

Having a family and living the best life – Mary Giffin

A leader of a mechanical engineering design team – Michael Salvi

Teaching psychology at either a high school or a college – Molly Ruszkowski 

A physical therapist at a ballet company. – Morgan Maglente

I hope to have a good job and be married with 2 kids and financially stable – Morgan Sapp

I hope to be a programmer, for what exactly I’m not so sure. Perhaps I will aid in the development of robotic or space technology, things I’m sure will have a lasting positive impact on humanity. – Nathan Jankowski

Either an author or designer [for] video game storylines – Paige Aldape

A happy journalist traveling the world and meeting many new people from different cultures. – Paloma Gasparov

Successful – Patryk Bombala

Happily married and have a job and graduated from college – Payton Smith

Happy – Rosie Rojewski

Rich and famous – Sam Hemstreet

Happy. – Skylar Feucht

Making change, whether that be in law or politics – Tyler Crawford