James J. Manderino
James J. Manderino
Sessions
| Sessions | Office | Position | District | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1967 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1968 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1969 | Representative | 58 | Democrat | |
| 1970 | Representative | 58 | Democrat | |
| 1971 | Representative | 58 | Democrat | |
| 1972 | Representative | 58 | Democrat | |
| 1973 | Representative | 58 | Democrat | |
| 1974 | Representative | 58 | Democrat | |
| 1975 | Representative | Majority Whip | 58 | Democrat |
| 1976 | Representative | Majority Whip | 58 | Democrat |
| 1977 | Representative | Majority Floor Leader, Majority Whip | 58 | Democrat |
| 1978 | Representative | Majority Floor Leader, Majority Whip | 58 | Democrat |
| 1979 | Representative | Minority Whip | 58 | Democrat |
| 1980 | Representative | Minority Whip | 58 | Democrat |
| 1981 | Representative | Minority Whip | 58 | Democrat |
| 1982 | Representative | Minority Whip | 58 | Democrat |
| 1983 | Representative | Majority Floor Leader | 58 | Democrat |
| 1984 | Representative | Majority Floor Leader | 58 | Democrat |
| 1985 | Representative | Majority Floor Leader | 58 | Democrat |
| 1986 | Representative | Majority Floor Leader | 58 | Democrat |
| 1987 | Representative | Majority Floor Leader | 58 | Democrat |
| 1988 | Representative | Majority Floor Leader | 58 | Democrat |
| 1989 | Representative | Speaker | 58 | Democrat |
| Counties | Westmoreland | |||
Biography
05/06/1932 - 12/26/1989
MANDERINO, James J., a Representative from Westmoreland County; born in Monessen, Westmoreland County, Pa., May 6, 1932; graduated, Monessen High School; B.A., St. Vincent’s College, 1954; LL.B., University of Michigan Law School, 1956; attorney; solicitor; member, State Government Commission Task Force on Escheat Laws; elected as a Democrat to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1966; reelected to the House for 11 more consecutive terms; elected, Majority Whip (1975-May 25, 1977); elected, Majority Leader (May 25, 1977-1978, 1983-1986); elected, Minority Whip (1979-1982); elected, Speaker (1989); appointed, Joint State Government Commission (1975-1989); appointed, Pennsylvania Higher Educational Facilities Authority (1989); appointed, State Public School Building Authority (1989); died while in office, December 26, 1989 in Monessen, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; interred, Grandview Cemetery, Monessen, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.