Bright Prospects Students From Four Valley Schools Tell Us About Their Goals For 1998
Shape those flabby thighs. Spend less money. Spend more time with the family. Give work your all.
Sound familiar? It should. It was only last Jan. 1 that you made those promises.
It’s time again for New Year’s resolutions. Time to ponder the past, time to look forward. We’ve asked students at four Valley schools to tell us about their goals for 1998.
Inside today’s Valley Voice, those students - from Ness Elementary, East Valley Middle School, Valley Christian School and St. John Vianney Catholic School - share their hopes for the coming year.
Students’ resolutions range from catching a 10-pound fish to mastering multiplication to getting closer to God.
Whatever your own dream for 1998 might be, we wish you a happy New Year!
St. John Vianney School
These New Year’s resolutions were offered by students in Steve Barnum’s fourth-grade class at St. John Vianney School.
Kelly Barton: “My New Year’s resolution is being nicer to my big brother.”
Bonnie Elliot: “My New Year’s resolution is being nicer to my brother.”
Luke Fisher: “My 1998 New Year’s resolution is to slow down on candy.”
Jennie Herrmann: “My 1998 New Year’s resolution is to try to be nice to my brother more.”
Meghan Hogan: “My New Year’s resolution is to do better at basketball.”
Caleb Jewett: “My New Year’s resolution is to beat Starfox 64 the hard route through hard Venom.”
Michael Johnson: “My New Year’s resolution is to go to the Rose Bowl.”
Kikai Kellogg: “My New Year’s resolution is: I will stop watching so much TV and listen to music instead.”
Jon Lehman: “My New Year’s resolution is to stop beating up my brother.”
Michelle Nelson: “My New Year’s resolution is to be nicer to my brother.”
Paul Nemec: “My New Year’s resolution is to do the best I can at basketball.”
Daniel Norman: “My 1998 New Year’s resolution is to stop fighting with my sister.”
Lauren Shollenberger: “My New Year’s resolution is to do better in basketball.”
Katie McElroy: “My 1998 New Year’s resolution is to be nicer to my brother.”
Cassie O’Leary: “My New Year’s resolution is being nicer to my little sister, Shara.”
Rian Stiles: “My first New Year’s resolution is to stop eating chocolate. My second 1998 New Year’s resolution is to quit wasting money.”
Christina Warrinston: “My New Year’s resolution is to do better at my cartwheels at dance.”
Matt B. Wright: “My New Years resolution is to play a full game of Starfox or Mario Kart 64 or get at least 1 star on Mario 64 for a day.”