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KANZELMEYER, APPELLANT v. EGER ET AL.

No. 479 C.D. 1974.

16 Pa.Commw. 495 (1974)

Evelyn V. Kanzelmeyer, Appellant, v. Milton J. Eger, A. Gay Shinaberry, Mark Hilliker, Robert Zappie, Lawrence C. Mezmar, Gaze Yoko, Joseph J. Calfrelli, Sam J. Taormina, Robert Cleary, All Members of the Board of Directors of Hopewell Area School District; Camillo A. Bonomi, Superintendent of Hopewell Area School District; and Lillian Curtiss, Secretary, Board of School Directors, Hopewell Area School District, Appellees.

Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania.

November 27, 1974.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Robert E. Kunselman, with him Reed, Sohn, Reed & Kunselman, for appellant.

Eugene Morris, for appellees.

Argued November 7, 1974, before President Judge BOWMAN and Judges CRUMLISH, JR., MENCER, ROGERS and BLATT. Judges KRAMER and WILKINSON, JR. did not participate.

OPINION BY JUDGE ROGERS, November 27, 1974:

The appellant, Evelyn V. Kanzelmeyer, a resident taxpayer of the Hopewell Area School District, sought to examine school district records to determine whether in April and May of 1972 certain professional employees had received pay for unexcused and unauthorized absences from work. She sought access to payroll registers, payroll vouchers and attendance records. Refused such access by the school district, she appealed to...

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