Bethel High School Blue & Gold Bash Adds Pie Auction
Gunner Billins, 10, of Bethel, cools off on the slip n’ slide, a fund-raiser for the Bethel Little League Cheer program, on Aug. 17. This was one of several booths, including a dunk tank fund-raiser for Bethel Wrestling, at the Bethel High School Blue & Gold Bash held at the football field. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Aiden McCullah and Jeremiah Butts, both 8 and from Bethel, have fun in the Nerf Obstacle Course, a fund-raiser for Bethel Wrestling at the Bethel High School Blue & Gold Bash. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Chenoa Ladra paints a truck on the face of Zebulon Brackett, 3, of Shawnee, at the Reach Church booth during the Bethel High School Blue & Gold Bash at the football field on Aug. 17. Boaz Brackett, 1, is shown with his face painted, as well. Church members also gave away popcorn. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Sawyer Billins, 6, of Bethel, takes his turn on the slip n' slide, a fund-raiser for the Bethel Little League Cheer program, on Aug. 17. This was one of several booths, including a dunk tank fund-raiser for Bethel Wrestling, at the Bethel High School Blue & Gold Bash held at the football field. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Shane Williams, 12, of Bethel, tries his hand at the Bethel Wrestling Dunk Tank during the Bethel High School Blue & Gold Bash on Aug. 17. Bethel eighth-grader and wrestler Andrew Hartman was in the dunk tank. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan
Steven Warren throws at the Bethel Wrestling dunk tank.
Bethel Wrestling Nerf Obstacle Course
Bethel Wrestling Nerf Obstacle Course
Bethel High School Blue & Gold Bash
Bethel High School Blue & Gold Bash
Bethel High School Blue & Gold Bash
Bethel’s Quarterback Club hosted the Eighth Annual Bethel High School Blue & Gold Bash on Aug. 17 at the football field. It featured 16 booths, the kick-off inter-squad football game, and, for the first time, there was a pie auction.
But it wasn’t the pies that the crowd was bidding on. It was the student athletes who would get pies in their faces.