Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Natalie Teal (l) and Gem Moreland (r) paint faces while costumed children and parents have fun in the background.
Adam Mahre helps son Ethan "air bob" for an apple, while Jason Watson gives it a try on his own.
Brooke Mikesell (center) stands guard at the Haunted Hallway while Makenzie Castille (l) and Makaelyn Lewis wait their turn for a fright.
Vayden Guay took the prize for Most Unique with his light up angler fish costume.
Lencio Flores won for Best Superhero with is Mario costume
Breyer Paul won scariest costume with his Headless Horseman costume.
This year's first-ever Home and School Association Monster Mash fundraiser was a roaring success on all fronts. Attendance was high, kids and parents had a great time, and the association raised approximately $1,700 toward purchasing school supplies for all three Waitsburg School District schools. "The main goal of the Home and School Association is to support the community. Thank you for being there," said HASA President Kristy Taylor.
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