Fred J. Shupnik
Fred J. Shupnik
Sessions
| Sessions | Office | Position | District | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1959 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1960 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1961 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1962 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1963 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1964 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1965 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1966 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1967 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1968 | Representative | Democrat | ||
| 1969 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1970 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1971 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1972 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1973 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1974 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1975 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1976 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1977 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1978 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1979 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1980 | Representative | 119 | Democrat | |
| 1981 | Representative | Minority Caucus Administrator | Democrat | |
| 1982 | Representative | Minority Caucus Administrator | Democrat | |
| Counties | Luzerne | |||
Biography
11/18/1916 - 07/15/1997
SHUPNIK, Fred J., a Representative from Luzerne County; born, November 18, 1916, in Swoyersville, Luzerne County, Pa.; graduated, Luzerne High School; B.A., Scranton University, 1940; M.A., New York University, 1950; attended, Wilkes College (now Wilkes University); attended, East Stroudsburg State Teachers College (now East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania); ensign, United States Navy (1943-1946, World War II); teacher; elected as a Democrat to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the 1959 term and served 11 consecutive terms thereafter; elected, Minority Caucus Administrator (1981-1982); appointed, chair, Joint State Government Commission (1969-1980); appointed, board, Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) (1981-1982); not a candidate for reelection to the House (1982); died, July 15, 1997 in Luzerne, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania; interred, Mount Olivet Cemetery, Carverton, Luzerene County, Pennsylvania.