| Photo 1-001 | A goodie bag and a folder with One Night by Chris Cree (Dallas, TX; 1870). |
| Photo 1-002 | Mady Garner (Sevierville, TN; 1192) vs. Frank Kashuk (Edmonds, WA; 1435) and Jeff Jordan (Austin, TX; 1046) vs. Paul Holser (Wylie, TX; 1737). |
| Photo 1-003 | Zyzzyva on display in large font. |
| Photo 1-004 | Deborah Gaudier (Houston, TX; 941) is pretty in pink as she plays Rod MacNeil (Somerville, MA; 1873). |
| Photo 1-005 | Chris Canik (Austin, TX; 1122) concentrates and blocks out the sun at the very same time! Mary Ellen Weisskopf (Huntsville, AL; 1425) sits to his right. |
| Photo 1-006 | A table of fetching females: Avis Topps (Memphis, TN; 500) vs. Fran Silver (Cote Saint-Luc QC; 1734) and Karen Fishman (Stamford, CT; 1570) vs. T A Sanders (San Antonio, TX; 1211). |
| Photo 1-007 | Julius Chaney looks through Mary Rhoades lamenated photo albums of every tournament she's directed in the past umpteen years. An impressive collection by any standard. |
| Photo 1-008 | Brian Cappelletto (Chicago, IL; 1974) vs. Peter Noom (Santa Fe, NM; 1085) at table 3. Peter at his fifth tournament vs. our favorite brain cap! And it was a 17-point game, too! Exciting! |
| Photo 1-009 | Frank Kashuk (Edmonds, WA; 1435) vs. Mady Garner (Sevierville, TN; 1192). |
| Photo 1-010 | Brian Cappelletto (Chicago, IL; 1974) vs. Peter Noom (Santa Fe, NM; 1085). |
| Photo 1-011 | Ira Freehof's Big Apple Protiles modeled on a board played at by Karen Fishman (Stamford, CT; 1570) and T A Sanders (San Antonio, TX; 1211). |
| Photo 1-012 | The prettiest board, I ever saw, handmade by Samantha Southard (Albany, NY; 1305). She had a friend cut the wood and she applied sea glass and other treasures which she glazed on herself. |
| Photo 1-013 | Dee Segrest and Kate Watson type frantically to get all the round 1 board 1 information online. Peggy Altazan (Zachary, LA; 925) and Bryan Pepper in the background. |
| Photo 1-014 | Peggy Altazan (Zachary, LA; 925) vs. Ben Withers (Houston, TX; 1714). |
| Photo 1-015 | Paul Phillips (Denver, CO; 1738) and Jim Geary (Phoenix, AZ; 1854) chat: is it about poker or SCRABBLE®? |
