Library Staff

The mission of the library media program is to ensure that students and staff are effective users of ideas and information.
                                          — Information Power, 1989 & 1998

Mrs. Clayton - Librarian
Mrs. Clayton taught English grades 9-12 for eleven years and taught at LHS for eight of those years. She has been a librarian at MHS since 1984. She has a B. A. in English, a Masters of Library Science, and State of Texas Certification K-12 for school libraries. She is a member of Beta Phi Mu National Library Honor Society, the Texas Library Association, and the Texas Computer Education Association.

She is a native Texan born in Fort Worth. She graduated from Thomas Jefferson H. S. in Dallas and began her teaching career at W.T. White H.S. in Dallas. In 1973 she moved with her family to the Lewisville area where her husband has numerous family ties to Lewisville families. She has one daughter, Emily, who is a ' 91 MHS graduate and a two-time A&M graduate and has a terrific son-in-law who also has a masters degree from A&M. Mrs. Clayton and her husband enjoy traveling to visit lighthouses and covered bridges and to eat Maine lobster in Maine.

Mrs. Sallé - Librarian/Media Specialist
Mrs. Sallé has been involved in education many ways, including 10 years as a teacher in both English and history, and as a school librarian serving students from seventh through twelfth grades for nearly 16 years. She received a B.A. in English and History from the University of California at Berkeley and completed a Master of Arts in Library Science from the University of Denver. She is presently certified by the State of Texas to work with all ages in school libraries. She worked for the Colorado State Library as the Consultant for School Library Media and also worked for the School of Librarianship and Information Management at Emporia State University, Kansas in their Colorado Distance MLS program. She has taught courses in Young Adult Services for Emporia State as well as Colorado Christian University. She is a member of Beta Phi Mu National Library Honor Society, the Texas Library Association and the Texas Computer Education Association.

Mrs. Sallé lives in Flower Mound, with her husband, Dave. She has a son who teaches in Plano ISD, and daughter who works with an urban youth outreach. She also has five grandchildren with one more on the way. She enjoys reading, writing, working on her computer, traveling, and most of all family gatherings.

Mrs. Gumienik - Library Aide
Mrs. Gumienik grew up in the rural countryside of western New York State. Before starting college she worked as a fingerprint technician for the FBI in Washington D.C. She married after her college sophomore year and lived in Florida, Pennsylvania, and Ohio before moving to the Lewisville area 27 years ago with her husband Ed, a pilot, her daughter Chris and her son Eddy. Chris was a member of the first freshman class at MHS and Eddy was a member of the Charter class of MHS. Mrs. Gumienik started volunteering in the MHS library when the school opened in 1981. She became a substitute for the librarians in 1985, and in 1988 she accepted the library aide position. In her spare time, Mrs. Gumienik enjoys reading, sewing, traveling, collecting antiques, and playing with her two wonderful granddaughters.

Mrs. Roy- Library Aide
Mrs. Roy is from the New York City suburban area. As a high school senior she was an exchange student in Belgium with the American Field Service organization where she lived with a French-speaking family and attended a lycee in Brussels. Upon returning, she went to college in upstate New York at Binghamton University and received a B. A. in Russian Language and Literature. After college Mrs. Roy moved to Alexandria, VA where she worked for a Naval Air Systems contractor, and then to Minneapolis, MN where she married and her two sons were born. Seven years later the family moved to Texas where the climate was a welcome change. She has lived in Flower Mound with her family since 1987. For fun she reads, does crossword puzzles, and bicycles.

Last updated December 18, 2006.