This one’s about Phil Stohrer, another resident of Michigan and a teacher who was at first reluctant to a become a school librarian. He now loves his work, and has been honored as “media specialist of the year by the Michigan Association of Media in Education”.
“I have always enjoyed technology, and back (in the mid 70’s) that meant slide projectors and movie projectors — not the kinds of things we use today,” he said. “When a book was worn out or missing, then you spent a lot of time taking those cards back out. I spent a good deal of my time alphabetizing and shuffling little cards. Now, with computers, all that is gone. The whole circulation process is automated.”
Here’s the story from MLive.
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