MUNSTER â Forty years ago, Lois McClaughry answered a call for help. Forty years later, sheâs still answering that call.
Twice a week, McClaughry volunteers at the Munster High School library/media center. There she assists staff with cataloging, displays and wherever else sheâs needed.
See a day in the life of Michigan City Police Officer Brian Wright in the latest Riding Shotgun with NWI Cops installment.
âI feel as though I can help the staff do the things they donât have time to do,â said the mother of three, grandmother of five and great-grandmother of two.
It was during homecoming week in October 1980 that arsonists did extensive damage to the north end of MHS, particularly the library. The following summer, the school made a community call-out for volunteers to assist in such duties as typing catalog cards and sorting books.