… For “Best Dressed Department” in MoDOT’s KC District Annual Halloween Costume Contest with Cathy Jones, KDOT’s Liaison to KC Scout earning 1st Place honors for “Best Individual Costume.”
Posted by Nancy Powell, KC Scout Traffic Management Center Supervisor
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L-R, Nancy Powell, Howard Anderson, Cathy Jones,
Amy Stevinson and Don Spencer at the USO! |
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Mr. Miller's appearance
courtesy of Jason Sims |
Throughout the year, MoDOT
and Scout focus on getting the job done safely and keeping costs under
control. But periodically, as an
organization, MoDOT promotes departmental team spirit with District Management’s
support of fun events for its hardworking state employees. Halloween is one of those unique
occasions. This year’s event was
sponsored by the Employee Advisory Extension Council.
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Cathy Jones as "Rosie The Riveter" 1st Place Individual Winner!
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Scout takes this annual
challenge very seriously and has built a reputation of “staging” elaborate
theme-oriented entries. This year we presented “USO Tour ‘43”
complete with homemade goodies, patriotic decorations and Big Band music. During the costume judging, Bob Hope (Don
Spencer) welcomed everyone, assisted by Glenn Miller (Jason Sims) on his
saxophone belting out a bluesy “In The Mood.”
Army grunt (Howard Anderson) got the crowd on its feet when he dropped
to the floor after launching a grenade at the judge’s table, barely missing
Judge Brian Kidwell but launching a round of laughter among the troops! But the heroine of the day was Scout’s own “Rosie
The Riveter” (Cathy Jones) who also coordinated this year’s collaborative
theme.
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Henry Uti Salutes The Troops! |
Three years ago,
Scout’s glass-walled TMC went under the sea to become an AES (Aquarium of Exotic
Species). The next year, we promoted our
favorite musical heroes at “Rock Fest 2010” and last year’s theme “Crypt Of The
Living Dead” was ghoulishly fun! No one
can say the hard-working folks at Scout don’t know how to play well together!
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2009 "Under The Sea" with Scout! |
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Rock Fest 2010 |
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2011 Crypt Inhabitants
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Even Scout's Mascot gets into the act |
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