Health Week off to a great start!

  • Students in first through sixth grade race during the Health Week Track Clinic, as former track star Charles Clark, far right, watches, at Oklahoma Baptist University on May 28. There were 48 students who participated in two sessions, said Macy Muirhead with Pottawatomie Go (POGO). Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun
    Students in first through sixth grade race during the Health Week Track Clinic, as former track star Charles Clark, far right, watches, at Oklahoma Baptist University on May 28. There were 48 students who participated in two sessions, said Macy Muirhead with Pottawatomie Go (POGO). Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun
  • Charles Clark, gives high fives all around after a race at the Health Week Track Clinic, held at Oklahoma Baptist University on May 28.
    Charles Clark, gives high fives all around after a race at the Health Week Track Clinic, held at Oklahoma Baptist University on May 28.
  • Former track star and sixth world's fastest man, Charles Clark, speaks with children at the Health Week Track Clinic, held at Oklahoma Baptist University on May 28. Students were divided into first- through sixth-graders and seventh-graders to seniors, said Macy Muirhead with POGO. Health Week was sponsored by Avedis Foundation, Pottawatomie Go (POGO), the YMCA, Community Renewal, City of Shawnee Parks & Recreation, Pioneer Library System and Andrea Beck.
    Former track star and sixth world's fastest man, Charles Clark, speaks with children at the Health Week Track Clinic, held at Oklahoma Baptist University on May 28. Students were divided into first- through sixth-graders and seventh-graders to seniors, said Macy Muirhead with POGO. Health Week was sponsored by Avedis Foundation, Pottawatomie Go (POGO), the YMCA, Community Renewal, City of Shawnee Parks & Recreation, Pioneer Library System and Andrea Beck.
  • Charles Clark, gives high fives all around after a race at the Health Week Track Clinic, held at Oklahoma Baptist University on May 28.
    Charles Clark, gives high fives all around after a race at the Health Week Track Clinic, held at Oklahoma Baptist University on May 28.