Dwight Clark is an honors student. The 18-year-old Western Washington freshman from Auburn has no history of drug or alcohol abuse, or depression. He is, therefore, the last kid you’d expect to go missing for four days.The 6’2”, 160-pound Clark was last seen leaving a party in Bellingham around 2 a.m. early Sunday. But when his roommates woke up the next morning he wasn’t there.FacebookDwight Clark doesn’t seem like your typical runaway, which is why his friends and family are so worried.Clark’s car remains parked outside of his dormitory. His bank account hasn’t been touched. And despite having sent 6,000 text messages last month, no one has heard a peep from the kid’s cell phone.”His phone is always on,” said his mother, RaeLyn Clark. “I tried to call him twice on Sunday and it went straight to voicemail. He called me everyday since I brought him up here. I don’t know where he’s at and I need him home.” Police have used search dogs to try to track a traceable scent. And a “FIND Dwight Clark” Facebook group is selling t-shirts to add to the $1,000 in reward money. But so far there have been no sightings.Clark was last seen wearing a pink tye-died shirt, blue jeans, and black Nike shoes. Anyone with information is asked to contact Bellingham Police Detective Gina Crosswhite at (360)788-8835.