Neshannock High School - Lance Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

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Scenes from the 1st Annual Neshannock-T.C.B.Y. Yogurt Yo Frozen Yogurt Eating contest, which raised $200 for United Cerebral Palsy. It’s Yogurt! Neshannock Students Cool Off on Frozen Yogurt for U.C.P. On Friday, January 22, the Student Coucnil of Neshannock High School sponsored a Frozen Yogurt Eating Contest. This Contest was held to raise money for United Cerebral Palsy, an organization which helps people afflicted this this crippling desease. There were 13 excited participants who started the mornign quickly, only to find that eating frozen yogurt isn’t as easy qs it sounded. A few contestants got more than there share of yogurt. Dan Ambuster and Phil Panella battled it out for the top eater, a title which Dan eeked out. The most important thing was that $200 was raised to support U.P.C. and their cause in the Lawrence County area. Many thanks go out to T.C.B.Y. Yogurt for helping to sponsor the event. 20 Yogurt Eating Contest !

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The photo's below are pictures of some of the participants in the Senior Night Activities, held in October and February of the past school year. Senior Night Is A Special Time For Both The Senior And His Or Her Parents. Amy Rentz and her parents show the pride exuded by all participants during Senior Night. Other Seniors Go Unrecognized, But Are Not Forgotten While many of the members of the Class of 1988 were recognized for their efforts during one of the Senior Nights, some prominent members of the class went through the year without the same type of special recognition. For this reason, a special salute goes out to all of the members of the Class of 1988 who participated in the following activities: Tennis, Baseball, Track and Field, Golf, Cross Country, Pep Band, Volleyball, Student Council, Class Officers and All Those involved with other activities at N.H.S. Senior Nights 19

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The Contest Within The Contest Thanks . .. . . . for a Job well done!!! Okay, so most of you didn’t get to see the contest. And, so what? How exciting can a Frozen Yogurt contest be, anyway? You should have been there! You could tell right away who was serious about it. Pace yourself? Forget it, if you wanted to win. Freshman Eric Holtz charged into an early lead, eating 4 cups of the frozen stuff in the first 3 minutes. As time went on, Eric faded, but still finished with a total of 9 cups eaten. Things really got serious, as Dan Ambuster and Phil Panella got into the swing of things. Dan and Phil battled it out to the end, but Dan ate 1 more, finishing with 12 cups eaten. So you weren’t there? Just wait till next year! 21