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PEAK donation

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Mike Norrell, Superintendent of Clarendon CISD, presents Dr. Robert Riza, President of Clarendon College, a $7,500 donation to the PEAK Scholarship Fund for the Clarendon College Foundation. These funds were raised by students at Clarendon CISD during the last school year through numerous fundraisers, and the funds benefit qualifying students who attend Clarendon College after high school graduation. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Score!

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Colton Henson slides into home during a T-Ball game at Clarendon’s Hart-Moore Field Monday night to score a run for the IronPigs team. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

And the winners are…

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Luke Teucher, Jim Riley and Danny Askew were named the winners of the 2018 Mulkey Car Show sponsored by Herring Bank last Saturday, May 26, during the Mulkey Block Party. Teuscher placed first in the Other division with his 1947 Allis-Chalmers Model C. Riley placed first in the Car division with his 1967 Chevy Chevelle, and Askew won the Truck division with a 1978 Ford. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Bouncing into summer

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Hedley first grader Kailla McDuffie bounces along during the annual play day festivities in the Hedley school park last week, celebrating the end of the school year and the beginning of summer vacation. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey

Run for the Fallen

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Clarendon High School students carry flags in Hedley after running down US 287 as part of America’s Run for the Fallen, a cross-country event that is recognizing nearly 20,000 fallen military service members by name, one mile at a time across the nation, by blazing a tribute route that spans 19 states over five months. Hedley students then carried the route on to Memphis. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey

Donation

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Allsup’s donated $5,000 to Clarendon ISD Monday to go toward the scoreboard in Bronco Stadium. Shown here are Leann Holland, Allsup’s District Manager Robert Marrufo, Athletic Director Clint Conkin, Superintendent Mike Norrell, and Sandy Sanders. Enterprise Photo / Tara Hogan

Career day

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Clarendon High School students listen intently to Marsha Bruce, a health professional at the Clarendon Family Medical Center, during a career fair organized by the local Girl Scout troop. Courtesy Photo / Lisa Grahn

Top student

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Beth Newman of Clarendon (right) graduated as the top student among Clarendon College students earning the Traditional Associate Degree in Nursing last Saturday as CC conferred degrees on the largest group in the school’s history during four ceremonies over two days. CC officials say they will likely add a fifth ceremony next spring to accommodate growing classes. CC Photo / Ashlee Estlack

Lions support water recreation project

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Clarendon Lions Club President Robert Riza present a check for $4,000 to Clarendon Mayor Sandy Skelton last week to benefit the city’s water recreation project, which is in the final stages of fundraising. Those interested in making a contribution to the project can do so by contacting City Hall at 874-3438. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Capital meetings

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Clarendon College President Robert Riza (right) was in Austin last week where he met with Senate Higher Education Chairman Kel Seliger and was invited to speak at the Texas Higher Education Board two-year accountability meeting on CC’s impressive growth in graduation rates over the last three years. Dr. Riza also met with Texas Tech University Chancellor Emeritus Kent Hance while he was in Austin. Courtesy photo / Clarendon College
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