The Political Graveyard: Michigan: Members of State Board of Education, 1980s

Michigan: Members of State Board of Education, 1980s

Members of Michigan State Board of Education, 1980-89 (may be incomplete!)
Annetta Miller 1971-94 Barbara Dumouchelle 1972-86 Barbara Roberts Mason 1975-98 Gumecindo Salas 1977-84 Norman O. Stockmeyer 1981-88 Carroll M. Hutton 1983-88 Cherry H. Jacobus 1985-92 Gumecindo Salas 1987-94 Barbara Dumouchelle 1989-92

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of Michigan State Board of Education: Events and Candidates of the 1980's (may be incomplete!)

1980 Nov 4: Norman O. Stockmeyer (Rep), elected; Edmund F. Vandette (Rep), elected; Carroll M. Hutton (Dem), defeated; James H. Lincoln (Dem), defeated; Christine Young (Libertarian), defeated; Scott James Ballard (Libertarian), defeated; Walter B. Dyer (American Independent), defeated; Daniel Eller (American Independent), defeated.
1981: Silverenia Q. Kanoyton, resigned.
1981 Aug 1: David Laro, appointed.
1982 Nov 2: Barbara Roberts Mason (Dem), elected; Carroll M. Hutton (Dem), elected; Jackie McGregor (Rep), defeated; Ronald G. Erickson (Rep), defeated; Carmen Bradley (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Denise Kline (Libertarian), defeated; Ruthann A. Wagner (American Independent), defeated; Frederick J. Dechow (Libertarian), defeated; Peggy Goldman Frankie (Communist), defeated; John P. Santuci, Jr. (American Independent), defeated.
1984 Nov 6: Dorothy A. Beardmore (Rep), elected; Cherry H. Jacobus (Rep), elected; John Watanen, Jr. (Dem), defeated; Gumecindo Salas (Dem), defeated; Marjorie F. Morris (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Lois Mellberg (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Gwendoline Stillwell (Libertarian), defeated; Harold M. Boog (Libertarian), defeated; Peggy Goldman Frankie (Communist), defeated.
1986 Nov 4: Annetta Miller (Dem), elected; Gumecindo Salas (Dem), elected; Barbara Dumouchelle (Rep), defeated; Patricia A. Hartnagle (Rep), defeated; Robert E. Tisch (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Robert C. Mac Donald (Ind), defeated; Denise Kline (Ind), defeated; John A. Green (Ind), defeated; David A. Weidner (Ind), defeated.
1988: Carroll M. Hutton, resigned.
1988 Nov 8: Barbara Dumouchelle (Rep), elected; Marilyn F. Lundy (Rep), elected; Lawrence D. Crawford (Dem), defeated; Stephen T. Economy (Dem), defeated; Robert E. Tisch (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Fayanne G. Kaufman (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Virginia L. Cropsey (Libertarian), defeated; James W. Clifton (Libertarian), defeated; Annette Johnson (Workers Against Concessions), defeated; Verna A. Baird (Workers Against Concessions), defeated.

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