In 10 years: WHS seniors take a look into the crystal ball
I see myself doing post- doctoral research work at an elite school. Depending on where my interests take me, this work will either be economics-centered or will have something to do with pure math. I hope to stay in academia; a weird wish, I know, but it’s something that really appeals to me.
— Andre Gellerman
I see myself, rich, married, and a successful pharmacist.
— Toula Papadopoulos
I see myself being a teacher.
— Ashley Smith
I see myself as a medical school graduate, serving as a resident until I can become a fully licensed orthopedic surgeon. It is a relatively long process, that of becoming a doctor, and in 10 years I will be in the midst of this process. I enjoy the field of medicine and hopefully this process will be worthwhile. I will be able to help people, a passion of mine, serve the community, and make loads of money doing it.
— Trace Dodge
I see myself still in Watertown, and hopefully with a job in science.
— Arsen Patvakanian
I see myself performing music.
— Caillie Hughes
I see myself hanging out at the Charles River docks.
— James Garbier
I will either be training to be an underwater basket-weaver in Mexico or touring the best skiing resorts in the world.
— Cody Hecht
I see myself not in school, growing out a beautiful mane, and bringing back ’80s hair metal.
— Patrick Dawson
I have no idea what life will be like for me in 10 years, and I’m OK with that. Maybe I’ll be in a lab or something.
— Alice Elbakian
I see myself as a vet tech.
— Jacqui Russo
I see myself as a doctor in a hospital, helping anyone who needs help with a diverse and elite group of colleagues and employees. I also see myself married, with a child on the way, living in a small house with a Cadillac.
— Daniel Shin
I see myself trying to figure out what to do with my life.
— Adrine Harutyunyan
–June 2, 2014–
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