Students working in the snack bar at the the Bell High School football stadium wait for customers d

Students working in the snack bar at the the Bell High School football stadium wait for customers during the Junior Varsity game November 5, 2010. The cash–strapped football program has resorted to asking the boys on the team to sell churros for $1 dollar each, raising much needed funds for the football program. Thanks to the corruption scandals in Bell, the trickle–down effect has caused many of the former donors to the football program to stop giving and the program is scrambling to make ends meet. The money raised by the football players selling their churros helps to paint the field before each game (Photo by Mark Boster/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)