We have photos of our centennial library staff working hard to prepare for the Library's 100th anniversary celebration, which is happening as we write. If you are visiting MPL today (and you should, because we have cake later), and you need assistance or have any questions, please feel free to stop any of us in the gold shirts emblazoned with our new 100th anniversary logo.
Here are our MPL staffers getting the job done! Click images to enlarge.
Virginia Jensen, Head of Circulation
Sharon Hicks, Business Manager and
Librarian Kate Meador, Head of Technical Services
shelving and arranging the Business Collection
shelving and arranging the Business Collection
Intern Alicia Scully (I.U. Bloomington Library School graduate student)
with MPL Librarians Rachel Montgomery (Teen Services)
and Suzanne Walker (Head of Youth Services)
working with new children's technology
working with new children's technology
Bob Gilliland, Circulation Teamster
reviewing patron records
reviewing patron records
Youth Services Cataloger Miriam Bunner &
Early Literacy Specialist Jaymi Edwards
Information Technology Specialist Judy Morehouse reviewing a checklist
with Circulation Teamsters Sonja Hollingsworth & Royetta Ingle
Circulation Teamster Joyce Purkhiser
reshelving CDs in the Music Collection
reshelving CDs in the Music Collection
Adult Programming Coordinator Meghan Adams
at the Patron Self-Check Terminal
at the Patron Self-Check Terminal
Librarian Diane Huerkamp, MPL Director
signs payment vouchers
Volunteer Beth Hensley, Library Craft Designer/Decorator, talking
with Lori Becker, Business Manager Emeritus
(Circulation Teamster Sonja Hollingsworth at the Discharge Station)
(Circulation Teamster Sonja Hollingsworth at the Discharge Station)
Luke Jensen, Adult Services Page,
reshelving books in Adult Nonfiction
Circulation Teamster Laura James
Julie Kyle-Lee, Mooresville Academy Museum Curator,
with Library Board member Susan Joyner
Virginia Jensen, Head of Circulation, with
Library Board members Susan Joyner & Steve Oschman
In our next installment, we'll have more photos of centennial work stations throughout the Library.
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