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Photos: NSSC 2008: Round 1

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Caption List

• Park View Middle School Team 1 (RI).
• The fedora duo: Youth Activities of Zion "YAZ" (UT).
• Scrabblettes (Homeschool) (TX) counting out their play at their board 3 game against Atlanta Tucker Community Center (GA).
• Lexington Montessori School Team 3 (MA) demonstrates above eyesight tile drawing.
• Westport SCRABBLE Club (CT) provides its own scoresheet/tracking sheet.
• Ridgefield Library Team 2 (CT) putting their event hats to use immediately.
• Donna Paul helps Arizona Cactus-Pine Council Inc. Team 1 (AZ) fill out their result slip in their round 1 game against Hopkinton Middle School Team 1 (MA).
• Ruth Keeler Library Team 2 (NY) drawing replacement tiles.
• A challenge: Hampton Bays SCRABBLE Team Purple (NY) vs. Windham Nesmith Library (NH). Ben Greenwood looks on.
• Hopkinton Middle School Team 1 (MA) vs. Arizona Cactus-Pine Council Inc. Team 1 (AZ).
• Hampton Bays SCRABBLE Team Purple (NY).
• What a board looks like during an ongoing challenge. Racks emptied and tiles placed face down so that none are seen in going to or returning from the lookup computers.
• Portledge (NY) vs. Solomon Schechter Day School (Newton) Team 1 (MA).
• Princeton Day School (NJ) discusses their play.
• Princeton Day School (NJ) vs. Our Lady of Victory (MD) Team 2 (MD).
• Buckley Country Day (NY) vs. Ridgefield Library Team 4 (CT).
• Gregg Foster, separates the carbon copies. Top copy to the pairing guru, John Chew, and copy to each of the teams: Princeton Day School (NJ) and Our Lady of Victory (MD) Team 2 (MD).
• The NSA's Theresa Bubb, behind the Word Gear table.
• The NSA's Monica Sledjeski helps take orders and sell items from Word Gear table.
• Arizona Cactus-Pine Council Inc. Team 1 (AZ) checks out one of the items sold by Word Gear.
• Word Gear goodies: glasses, dictionaries, ornaments, cards, aprons, books, sweatshirts, etc., all with a distinctive SCRABBLE twist.