Welcome back to 2020 Vision: The Seniors! Enjoy this week’s outstanding interviews!

First off, we have Devon DiBartolomeo!

Q:  What are you thinking about doing in the future? 

A: I’m going to go to college and major in Criminal Justice. 

Q: What is your favorite memory from high school? 

A: My favorite memories have been going to Winter Ball/Prom with my friends, and being in Mr. Niglio’s class. 

Q: Do you have any advice for the younger classes? 

A:  Try to take at least one class with Mr. Niglio. 

Q: What are you going to miss the most when you leave high school? 

A:  Hearing Mr. Niglio’s quote of the day. 

Q: Who or what has influenced you the most throughout your high school career?

A: Mr. Niglio has influenced me to be a better student and has given me something to look forward to everyday. He has also given me a more positive outlook on my everyday life.

Next, Patrick Driscoll! 

Q:  What are you thinking about doing in the future? 

A: I plan to go to college to play football or basketball, and major in Education to become a teacher and a coach. 

Q: What is your favorite memory from high school? 

A: My favorite memory is being out on the field or court with my friends. 

Q: Do you have any advice for the younger classes? 

A:  Make the most out of your time in high school. Do activities like sports or clubs and meet new people. 

Q: What are you going to miss the most when you leave high school? 

A:  The people and friendships I’ve made here with students and teachers. 

Q: Who or what has influenced you the most throughout your high school career?

A: Coach Reed and Coach Knaul.

After Driscoll, we have a interview with Billy Evans! 

Q:  What are you thinking about doing in the future? 

A: My current plan is to study Zoology in college. 

Q: What is your favorite memory from high school? 

A: Mr. Marino’s and Mr. Latham’s classes. 

Q: Do you have any advice for the younger classes? 

A: Homework goes a long way, so don’t skip it. 

Q: What are you going to miss the most when you leave high school? 

A:  The relaxing days where teachers didn’t want to teach.

Q: Who or what has influenced you the most throughout your high school career?

A: Mr. Marino made me realize the future holds endless possibilities.

Last but not least, Blaze Fadio! 

Q:  What are you thinking about doing in the future? 

A: I’m majoring in Chemical Engineering at Lafayette College. 

Q: What is your favorite memory from high school? 

A: Best memory was saving the coral reefs with Chad and JT. 

Q: Do you have any advice for the younger classes? 

A: Do your homework. 

Q: What are you going to miss the most when you leave high school? 

A: I’m going to miss Saltnana.

Q: Who or what has influenced you the most throughout your high school career?

A: The show Zeke and Luther because it emphasizes friendship and hard work.