The Political Graveyard: Michigan: Members of State Board of Education, 1970s

Michigan: Members of State Board of Education, 1970s

Members of Michigan State Board of Education, 1970-79 (may be incomplete!)
Marilyn Kelly 1965-76 Peter Oppewall 1965-70 James F. O'Neil 1967-74 M. Gorton Riethmiller 1969-76 Annetta Miller 1971-94 Barbara Dumouchelle 1972-86 William A. Sederberg 1973-75 Barbara Roberts Mason 1975-98 Paul B. Henry 1975-78 Gumecindo Salas 1977-84

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of Michigan State Board of Education: Events and Candidates of the 1970's (may be incomplete!)

1970 Nov 3: Thomas J. Brennan (Dem), elected; Annetta Miller (Dem), elected; David Robinson II (Rep), defeated; R. Robert Geake (Rep), defeated; David Lindsay (Socialist Labor), defeated; Peter Goonis (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1972: Thomas J. Brennan, resigned.
1972 Nov 7: William A. Sederberg (Rep), elected; Edmund F. Vandette (Rep), elected; Charles E. Morton (Dem), defeated; Gumecindo Salas (Dem), defeated; Mary G. Calder (American Independent), defeated; Frederick S. Kline (American Independent), defeated; Howard L. Jones (Human Rights), defeated; Thomas E. Girard (Socialist Labor), defeated; James E. Wells (Conservative), defeated; Edgar Thomas (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1972 Dec 20: Barbara Dumouchelle, appointed.
1974 Sep 1: Michael J. Deeb, resigned.
1974 Nov 5: Barbara Roberts (Dem), elected; Roger Tilles (Dem), elected; James F. O'Neil (Rep), defeated; Florence F. Saltzman (Rep), defeated; Bernard J. Skibinski (American Independent), defeated; Vern G. Morse (American Independent), defeated; Karen Lee Baize (Human Rights), defeated; Lordell J. Taylor (Human Rights), defeated; Gertrude Hawkins (Socialist Workers), defeated; Peggy Goldman (Communist), defeated; Richard Burgis (Socialist Labor), defeated; Sheila Jaber (U.S. Labor), defeated; Frank Troha (Socialist Labor), defeated; Burton L. Artz (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1974 Nov 12: M. Gorton Riethmiller, appointed.
1975: William A. Sederberg, resigned; Roger Tilles, resigned.
1975 Jan 10: Norman O. Stockmeyer, appointed.
1975 Aug 26: Paul B. Henry, appointed.
1976 Nov 2: John Watanen, Jr. (Dem), elected; Gumecindo Salas (Dem), elected; Florence F. Saltzman (Rep), defeated; Clarence E. Dukes (Rep), defeated; Elizabeth H. Nall (Human Rights), defeated; Howard L. Jones (Human Rights), defeated; Virginia Courter (Libertarian), defeated; Maureen Vermeer (Libertarian), defeated; Al Duncan (Socialist Workers), defeated; Charles Schwartz (Socialist Labor), defeated; Frank Troha (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1978: Paul B. Henry, resigned.
1978 Nov 7: Annetta Miller (Dem), elected; Barbara Dumouchelle (Rep), elected; Malcolm G. Dade, Jr. (Dem), defeated; Silverenia Q. Kanoyton (Rep), defeated.
1978 Dec 29: Silverenia Q. Kanoyton, appointed.

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