Woman Heads State Teachers Association Circle
Miss Mary Ellen Lewis, a high school teacher and counselor from Ann Arbor, becomes the first classroom teacher elected to serve a full term as president of the Michigan Education Association as it moves three campaigns to the voters.
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Michigan Education Association
Mary
Ellen Lewis
Ann Arbor
Miss Lewis
Leonard Weithammer
Detorit Edison Service Department
Henry Street
George Jacoby
Jean Hartman
Shirley Burnett
Arlene Easton
Miss Easton
Saline
Tecumseh
Michigan Education Association to push year round school plans
Miss Lewis elected M E A president outlines four focus areas for Michigan teachers including year round schooling with outdoor learning, better initial teacher selection by colleges, and expanded expert guidance in every school. She aims to repeal the sales tax amendment and modify the property tax millage in the 1948 general election.
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Lewis
Michigan
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Detroit
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Manchester
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E. H. Martin
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Trenton
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William Harwood
Webb Harwood
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Harold Schaffer
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Buffalo
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Mooreville
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