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Students get real life experience fishing on half day

Byline photo of Owen Voorheis
Owen Voorheis, Contributing Writer
April 22, 2025
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Math teacher, Mr. Tim Sennett, took a group of students fishing at the lake by the highway on Thursday April 17th, on Normal West's half day. It was a great experience for many students who had never gone fishing, or even touched a fish.
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