O.S.C.A.R. Awards Ceremony
As the grand finale to the 2005 faculty and staff end-of-year party, the Seton Hill Administration Flyswatter Percussion Ensemble smacks a table to the tune of "The Blue Danube Waltz."
Mary Ann Gawelek, center, looks right at me as if she's thinking, "Uh-oh, this photo's going on the weblog."
More photos inside...
Mary Kay Cooper, the Ninja Emcee, with winners for Openness, Service, Community, Awesome, Respect. As Mary Kay writes, "Winners were Georgine Hallam, director of our Child Development Center, Doug Snyder in our maintenance department, Betty Cianciotto, the University receptionist, Judy Wiessbock, the administrative assistant in the Office of Career Development, and Dolly Cordera in Food Service."
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