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The Magazine of Clogging Since 1983 TIMES DOUBLETOEwww.doubletoe.com April 2014 Remembering Clogging Pioneer Violet Marsh The clogging world lost a true pioneer in Violet Marsh, who passed away this month. We look back at an exclusive interview Violet and fellow pioneer Sheila Popwell gave in 2005 in which they share stories about the history of clogging and their thoughts on the dance of today. Also: The Diablo Mountain Cloggers, the California Group that Violet started, celebrates its 40th anniversary under the direction of Lois Elling, who was taught by Violet. DOUBLETOE July/Augustfoot 2010print Clogging Group TripsApril 2014 In This Issue Lee Froehle has been coordinating clogging trips and RightIndex ......................................................................................... in your own backyard 2 tours for more than a decade and has taken her own Editorial I recently “Changing had some Channels” very good ........................................... friends come to visit4 groups to Europe, DisneyIn and This around the IssueU.S. She WestCalendar Virginia of Events on a beautiful ................................................................... Spring weekend and 6 has also organized Clogging Expos for over 1,000 Virginia Clogger Dorothy Stephenson ........................8 Index ......................................................................................... 2 I was trying to think of something to do that would people in Washington, DC, plus Hawaii. Ireland, appealCherryholmes to a group Interview including ................................................ teens and a grandmother.14 EditorialScotland “Right and more.in your Whether own backyard” you are a ....................... small group 2 WithDancers only ina fewAction hours Photo to spend Contest together, .............................. I chose 23 Calendarwanting of Eventsa fun trip, ............................................................. a cruise for a few families or a 4 aChoreography short trip to Hawks “Get Back”Nest State Park just East of Charleston, West Virginia which has a stunning The largeGrand studio Ladies wanting of Clogging: a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, by Susie Blankenship, TX ...........................................24 Lee can arrange performances and tours just for you! overlook plus a tram ride and a marina with jet boat An interview with Violet Marsh and ridesChoreography through the “Love rapids Potion to a view # 9” of the New River SheilaLee Popwell Froehle by Linda Carolan 614-580-1950 ................................. 6 Gorge by Barry Bridge, Welch, North CA America’s...................................................... largest single arch 26 40 Years of Clogging in Northern California ........ 22 bridge.Choreography “All Night Long” Choreo “March from the River Kwai” Afterby John the Pryor,trip, I felt TX so ......................................................... lucky to be able to share this28 [email protected] part of my state and to know that because of these by Violet March, California ............................................. 26 visitsChoreography with friends, “High I have Hopes” learned so much about the A Family Tree of Clogging ............................................. 27 very by stateMary I Smith,grew up VA in. ....................................................... I was born and raised here,30 Choreo “I’ve Just Seen a Face” andChoreography my family took “If Heaven day trips Ain’t growing Alot up,Like but Dixie” only as an by adult Jean did Moeller, I really exploreTX ..................................................... and appreciate the history32 by Lois Elling, California .........................................................28 and beauty that has been all around me all of my life. Choreo “Bandwagon” by Lois Elling, California ............28 Choreography “Can’t Back Down” I feel by Mariaso much Tucker, more prideUT .................................................... and connection to this place34 Choreo “Funky Mountain Special” because of what I learn from her stories and history. Choreography “Little Bit of Life” by Janice Hanzel, California .................................................28 The same is true with clogging. I meet so many people by Maxine in my Wallis,travels thatKS ................................................... have a passion for clogging,36 Choreo “Shake” by Kellee Ramirez, California ..............28 butInstructors know very and little Dancers about the Directory activity beyond .......................... the 26 Instructors and Dancer Directory ............................ 29 scope of their own exposure to the dance. Maybe that’sAdvertising fine. 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Her11 Fontana Clogging Jamboree ........................................ 13 contributionsOktober(CLOG)fest to clogging .......................................................... deserve our admiration and13 Sunshine State Clogging Jamboree ......................... 15 respect.CCA Vegas Invitational Competition ........................15 OktoberCLOGfest ............................................................. 17 Doubletoe How many Times cloggers Magazine today do .......................................... not know who Bascom17 Lamar2011 HawaiiLunsford Clogging is, or do Expo not know.................................. of the influence18-19 of CLOG, Inc. National Convention in Reno ................. 19 dancers like Burton Edwards, Judy Waymouth and Double Toe Times Subscription .................................. 21 othersClogging to theCruise dance to weWestern do today? 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