Clarendon’s Fifth & Sixth Grade Broncos traveled to Memphis for a tournament to play Wellington over the weekend with a final score of 34-6. The boys also showed their support for breast cancer awareness. Courtesy Photo / Ashlee Wortham
Relatives of the legendary Col. Charles Goodnight pose in front of the Saints’ Roost Museum during the 2015 Chuckwagon Cookoff. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
CHS Royalty Porche Henderson (second from left) was named the 2015 Clarendon High School Homecoming Queen during pre-game ceremonies Friday night. Other homecoming court members were Alysse Simpson, Jensen Hatley, and Sterling King. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
The Clarendon College Meats Judging Team won the Beef Empire Days Contest this weekend in Kansas placing 1st high team. Individually,Kenna Faulkenberry placed 2nd high individual overall; Jess Nighswonger placed 4th; Talen Crist placed 7th; Dustin Jones placed 8th; and Lauren Rush placed 3rd high in the alternate contest. In Livestock judging, Ky Drummond placed 6th high individual, with well over 200 students in the division. CC Photo
Jensen Hatley, Porshe Henderson, Sterling King, and Alysse Simpson were named to the Clarendon High School Homecoming Court last Friday, September 18, during the school pep rally. One of these young ladies will be named the 2015 CHS Homecoming Queen during pre-game ceremonies this Friday, September 25, in Bronco Stadium, starting at 7:15 p.m. CHS Yearbook Photo / Grayson Burch.
Childress County Judge Jay Mayden lectures Clarendon College students last Thursday, September 17, during a Constitution Day presentation. Mayden paid particular attention to the protections of the First, Fourth, and 14th Amendments to the Constitution; and he encouraged students to have opinions about and think about the rights protected by those provisions. “You can’t use the Constitution just for yourself; it’s for everybody,” Mayden said. Clarendon College Photo / Ashlee Estlack
Trusting bond between brothers carries over to the football field. Senior center, Heath McCleskey snaps the ball to his brother, Junior, Kade McCleskey during the Valley game. Courtesy Photo / Madison Shelp
The Owls take a knee after their Homecoming victory over Vernon Northside last Friday. The Owls will travel to Valley, September 17, and play at 7:30 p.m. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
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