New elected officials for the City of Clarendon smile after taking their oaths of office during a ceremony at City Hall last Tuesday, May 21. Shown here are Alderman Sandy Skelton, Alderman Debbie Roberts Hillis, and Mayor Larry Hicks. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
A giant arrow sculpture was installed at the Saints’ Roost Museum Friday to put Donley County on the Quanah Parker Trail of the 52-county Texas Plains Trail Region. A formal dedication will be held in September. Shown here are Donley County Attorney Landon Lambert with sculptor Charles Smith. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
The Clarendon High School Junior Historians Chapter 807 was named first runner-up as Outstanding Texas Chapter for the 2013 school year. The award is given by the Texas State Historical Association in recognition of a chapter’s efforts to preserve local history, promote civic involvement, and conduct research. Pictured are the newly elected 2014 officers left to right: President Minnie Buckhaults, Vice president Emberli Holland, Secretary Emily Martinez, Treasurer Lee Buckhaults, Reporter Darbe Woodard, and Historian Rhonda Olivas. Courtesy Photo / Lyndal Gillen.
Clarendon senior Jentry Shadle runs the 100-meter hurdles at the state track meet in Austin last Saturday. She finished eighth, capping off a great senior season. Courtesy Photo / Monty Hysinger
Today, Hedley senior Andy Munoz signed a National Letter of intent to play Soccer at Wala Wala University in College Place, Washington. Pictured is Coach Garrett Bains, Coach Darrell Wallace, Skyler Conatser, Mirjke Tiddens, Host parent Johnny Conaster, Andy Munoz, Andy’s mother Doris Munoz, and Host parent Diane Conatser.
CHS student Sarah Luttrell exhibits her Gifted & Talented Showcase on the Battle of Adobe Walls last week at Clarendon ISD. Enterprise PHoto / Roger Estlack
Students from 88 FFA Chapters from 1A to 5A schools arrived on Saturday, May 4th, to participate in the Texas A&M State Livestock Judging Contest held in College Station. Hedley FFA members Austin Adams, Kati Adams, Kassie O’Dell, and Caden Farris placed 33rd overall. Congratulations to these FFA members on a great judging season. Courtesy Photo / Nicki Adams
Several Hedley Owls have their set their sights on gold in College Station this week. Girls’ Singles Tennis player Marijke Tiddens and the FFA livestock judging team made up of Caden Farris, Kati Adams, Kassie O’Dell and Austin Adams are competing this week. At presstime, the Enterprise received word that Tiddens has placed third in her event. We’ll have complete details next week. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
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