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  • Millsap ISD Superintendent David Belding, left, and board Secretary Jerry Walker, right, thank First Financial Bank of Weatherford’s Toby Spivey and John Good for the bank’s contribution to purchase a new scoreboard for the high school gymnasium. Libby Cluett/Index

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  • At Monday’s meeting Millsap ISD trustees thanked principals and assistant principals for their service. Pictured, from left, are trustee Paul Evans, Millsap Elementary School Assistant Principal Cathy Bradshaw, Millsap High School Principal Kayce Haenisch, board president Dene Herbel, trustee Alan Richardson and Millsap Middle School Principal Jeff Clark. Not pictured are Wayne Hubik, elementary principal, and Thomas Fulenwider, who serves as assistant principal for both the high school and middle school. Libby Cluett/Index

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October 25, 2012

Millsap students cast line for fishing club

Mineral Wells Index

By LIBBY CLUETT | lcluett@mineralwellsindex.com

MILLSAP – Millsap ISD students might soon be fishing – for fish – if an after-school club gets the green light.

Accompanied by Millsap High School student Landon Blanks, Principal Kayce Haenisch presented to the MISD school board Monday on the topic. She relayed how Blanks came to her to start a competitive fishing club. After doing some homework and discussing the possibilities with the head of an established team at Kaufman High School, Haenisch explained how this might become a reality.

She contacted the Student Angler Federation, part of the Bass Federation, and said there needs to be a minimum of six students in the club to be a member of this organization.

After discussing insurance, fees, tournaments in Texas, boat and equipment requirements and an educational component, trustees sounded positive about the idea.

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