East High School
Which school did Enid Greene Mickelsen go to from 1975 to 1976?
Enid Greene Mickelsen Enid Greene Mickelsen , formerly Enid Greene Waldholtz ( born June 5 , 1958 ) , is an American politician from the state of Utah who served one term in the United States House of Representatives . She was the third woman and first Republican woman elected to congress from Utah . Since her retirement in 1997 , no woman was elected to Congress from Utah until Mia Love in 2014 . Early life . Greene was born in San Rafael , California , to naval officer and financier D . Forrest Greene and Gerda Marie Beyer . She is one of five children . She graduated from East High School and earned her B.A . from the University of Utah in 1980 . She received her law degree from Brigham Young University in 1983 . She worked as a lawyer for software company Novell and then at a Salt Lake City law firm . She was deputy chief of staff for Governor Norman H . Bangerter . Career . Run for the US House of Representatives . While serving as chair of the Young Republican National Federation ( YRNF ) , Enid met Joe Waldholtz and they were soon in a relationship . Greene ran for the House of Representatives in 1992 against Karen Shepherd for the Utah Second District , which was entirely contained in Salt Lake County at that time , losing by four percentage points . Second Run for US House of Representatives . Greene married Waldholtz in 1993 . After her marriage , Greene took the name Enid Greene Waldholtz . During her 1994 rematch against Shepherd , Joe acted as her campaign manager . Her campaign spent approximately $2 million , the most expensive House race in the country that year . Greene was swept into the 104th Congress in the Republican landslide in November . She was named to the House Rules Committee , the first freshman on that committee in over 80 years , and considered to be a potential rising star in the party . In March 1995 , she announced she was pregnant . Greene became the second representative to ever give birth while in office ( the first being Yvonne Brathwaite Burke ) and the first Republican . Misuse of Funds . Her term was marred with scandal as her campaign was accused of campaign finance violations . Almost $1.8 million of the money spent in the 1994 campaign came from her husband , Joe , who had embezzled nearly $4 million from her father . Joe Waldholtz disappeared in November 1995 for six days before surrendering to police . During that time she announced that she was suing for divorce , for custody of her daughter , and to change her name back to Enid Greene . The Washington Post reported that Waldholtz was addicted to heroin . Under pressure from Utah Republicans , she announced on March 5 , 1996 that she would not seek re-election to Congress . Joe Waldholtz pleaded guilty to federal charges of tax , bank , and campaign fraud , and then , while out on parole , was subsequently convicted of forging insurance and Veterans Affairs checks from his stepmother and his late father . He was sentenced to three to 15 years in prison . Comeback . Greene has slowly made her way back up the state Republican ladder in Utah . In 2003 , she was elected vice chair of the Utah Republican Party . Greene was a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Utah in 2004 , but her ticket with gubernatorial candidate Nolan Karras was unsuccessful , garnering only 34% of the vote in the Republican primary . After losing in the primary , Greene went back to being Utah GOP vice chairwoman . She became acting chair of the Utah Republican Party upon the resignation of Joe Cannon in November 2006 , and was unanimously elected to serve as state party chair in February 2007 until the next convention in June 2007 . Enid Greene remarried in 2008 to then sheriffs deputy , and current judge , Scott J . Mickelsen . She was a delegate at the 2012 Republican National convention , served as chair of the 2016 Republican National Convention Site Selection Committee , and was appointed by RNC Chair Reince Priebus as chair of the 2016 Republican Convention Rules Committee . Electoral history . Write-in and minor candidate notes : In 1992 , Eileen Koschak of the Socialist Workers party received 650 votes .