“To work out more and read more. The working out is for baseball, and the reading is to help get me to law school,” junior Alec Munster said.

“Nothing, because the idea of sticking to resolutions for the new year adds pressure to those who set them and make them less likely to achieve them. I prefer to enter the new year with no expectations so I will constantly be proud of the things I achieve,” sophomore Olivia Mohr said.

“I want to do better in school because I need to make my parents proud,” freshman Katie Burns said.

“My resolution is to focus hard on school work and sports so I can be great academically and physically,” sophomor Jared Vanmeter said.

“My New Year’s resolution is to branch out because i love meeting new people and this year i’m really excited to make new friends,” sophomore Emma Huffines said.

“My New Year’s resolution is to eat more vegetables because my whole diet is cheese and carbs,” senior Rebekah Davis said.