The Glomerata, which knew this day was coming, conspired to get their moment in the sun just a little bit quicker. The staff, which had a feeling that some guy who might scan photos in the future to put them on the internet would stay away from the posed shots and show, instead the faux action.

And since the staff knew this was coming and they didn't want to be mentioned at the end of the project showed a disproportionate amount of posed shots from various organizations, including choirs and majorettes, which were the next listings after the band. But since they were all posed portraits and headshots -- What? No one can capture a baton twirling through the air? -- we must now move on to the people behind this book itself.

Many of their photos are also posed. It must have been a national trend of the time.

This is Julie, who's editing the Greek section of the book. And since her work will be scarcely seen here -- again, too many poses -- we'll point her out here and make fun of her office without a view and that computer which, even then, might have been one of the older PCs on campus.

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