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• R * * * TUE ASD LINE-UP SQUARE DANCE SCENE 4 Co-Editorial 48 A/C Lines (Advanced & Challenge) 5 By-Line 56 LEGACY News 7 Meandering with Stan 68 International News 11 The Best Medicine... 72 Date-Line 13 The Golden Rule, You and Square Dancing 78 40th National Convention 17 Bloomin' Dance 98 Speaking of Singles 19 First S/D Assignment 23 Line-Light ROUNDS 25 Encore 21 Cueing Out of Your Own Backyard 27 Best Club Trick 35 Cue Tips 31 Callerlab QS 61 Facing the L.O.D. 33 A True Story 73 Flip Side/Rounds 37 Hem-Line 91 R/D Pulse Poll 39 People In the News 41 Dancing Tips FOR CALLERS 47 Plumb Line 43 Calling Tips 50 Human Body Organ Music 44 Easy Level Page 53 The Good 01' Boys 60 Caller Outline 63 Party Line 74 Flip Side/Squares 65 Product Line 80 Creative Choreography 67 Dandy Lines 83 PS:MS/QS 86 Puzzle Answers 90 S/D Pulse Poll 87 Disc-Count 92 Underlining the Note Services 89 Puzzle Page 94 Front Line Coverage 105 Book Nook 106 Finish Line 108 Laugh Line OUR READERS SPEAK 6 Grand Zip 29 Feedback 87 Square Line

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Publishers and Editors Editorial Assistants Stan & Cathie Burdick Mona Bird Mary Jane Connerth Mary Fabik Cindy Hippely Member of NASRDS Connie Malke Bob Mellen National Association of S&R/D Suppliers Jean Wright American Squaredance Magazine (ISSN-091- Workshop Editors 3383) is published by Burdick Enterprises. Walt Cole Ed Fraidenburg Bob Howell Second class postage paid at Huron, Ohio. Feature Writers Copy deadline five weeks preceding first day Harold & Lill Bausch Bev Warner of issue month. Subscription: $12.00 per year Mary Jenkins Ed Foote U.S., $13.00 per year Can. & Foreign. Single Record Reviewers copies: $1.25 each. Mailing address: PO Box Frank & Phyl Lehnert 488, Huron OH 44839. Copyright 1990 by Bur- Canadian Representative dick Enterprises. All rights reserved. Orphie Marcellus American Squaredence, September 1990 3 merican Squaredance Magazine is A 45 years old this month. In Septem- ber of 1945, Charles Crabbe Thomas, a New Jersey lawyer and caller, published the first issue. The magazine was then called American Squares, later became Square Dance, and under the present editors, reverted to American Square- dance. For many, it has remained American Squares, and we have never minded the shortened form. It reminds us and many veteran dancers of the longevi- ty of the publication. For 45 years, ASD has served square dancers through the exchange of information, the advertising of new products, the promotion of varied square dance opportunities, the memories of great moments at festivals and conventions. around quickly, don't they? This is the This month also marks the end of 22 first of our new decade, so let's make it years of editorship for us. Our first issue a productive and happy one! came out in October, 1968, and next "The Best Medicine" is the theme. We month we'll start our 23rd year. For better all know that's true of square dancing. or worse, that's longer than any other Now it's time to let the world know. Don't editor published ASD. Maybe it's the team forget the Callerlab videotapes, available work that has made us survivors! for TV promotion. Don't forget to use all We have "put to bed" 264 issues the other media available. Don't forget to without ever missing a deadline. Mailing put your club's best foot forward at was only delayed once, about ten days, demonstrations. Don't forget to share with when our printer suffered a fire in his shop your friends all the fun and fellowship and had to reprint. We think that's a you've enjoyed through square dancing. record to be proud of—and we are proud Square dancing has survived many to be of service to our square dance cycles. We predict that it will continue to readers. bring pleasure to dancers for years to September, of course, marks another come, but not if we hug our secret to big celebration—Square Dance Month, ourselves exclusively. Let's share our 1990. These big kick-off campaigns roll "best medicine" with the world! scope— big mac records presents BM113 HEARTBREAK MOUNTAIN by John BM112 ANNIVERSARY SONG by Mac Me VS,. Mac McCullar PO Box 1448 John Eubanks San Luis Obisop, CA San Luis Obispo CA Joplin, MO RECENT RELEASES 93406 BM101 STRIP POLKA—Mac BM111 OH LONESOME ME—Ron BM099 BEER BARREL POLKA—Jeanne BM110 CHEATING HEART—Mac ROUND DANCES BM109 MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT- Jeanne SC42 FORGET ME NOT WALTZ—Crott.de Zorda BM108 FREE TO BE LONELY AGAIN—Ron SC41 ROSE MARIE—Croft-de Zorda BM187 MR. SANDMAN—Ron SC40 CLAP, CLAP—Croft-de Zorda BM106 LITTLE BROWN GIRL—Mac SC39 AFTER THE BALL—LIzut BM105 I'M ALREADY BLUE—Ron SC38 HAPPY POLKA—Croft-de ZordaJLe11 Footers 4 American Squaredance, September 1990

eptember and Square Dance Month 0 have rolled around again and we BY-LINE think once more about square dance \ I lessons and the dancers in them. Jo Jan Nunley discusses the Golden Rule, which we all learned during our School Days. Jim Segraves, past chairman of USDA, who is very interested in education and leadership, puts forth several scenarios dealing with committee responsibility in an interesting article. Don't miss Bev Warner's im- aginative article on body music. Last winter as we watched a Polynesian show in Hawaii, we heard about an iris nursery in Oregon and their special May dances. The Nunns sent us their story, with pictures of the dancing on the loading dock. Along with these articles, we have again printed the theme for Square Dance Month. Use it, promote it-may it work well to recruit dancers galore for this season!

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American Squeredance, September r990 5 it states that this is a one-time, introduc- * GRAND ZIP tory offer at the price stated in the article. Subsequent orders are slightly higher. The introductory offer has no time limit, Thank you for publishing my article! I or I should say, that it is in effect until such hope it'll get people to thinking about time that we have to change it. teaching the courtesies again. If even one Thank you again for the exposure in club starts doing it, that's a beginning... your publication. We really do appreciate I tried Bev Warner's Bran Muffins ("A it. Ray & Amellia Ballard Food Revolution," June 1990) and toss- Charmz-Reaction Jewelry ed out my old bran muffin recipe. Also I was interested to see Bev's "Hem-Line" How wonderful you have been to us! about the Japanese lantern sleeves. After Not only did you feature us in the June 35 years of sewing, I've finally figured out issue of your magazine but you have also how to design a puffed sleeve for danc- given us a subscription to LEGACY's Club ing that doesn't pull up your blouse in a Leadership Journal. We want to express California twirl and will pass this incredi- our appreciation and thanks to you on ble insight on to Bev directly... behalf of our officers, board of directors Patty White and members. Thank you! Jim & Dolly Greer; presidents San Francisco, California White Mt. S/D Club We had a most enjoyable experience Show Low, Arizona at the German-American Friendship Festival and tour. It would be difficult to pick out what the highlight of the trip was, as there were so many wonderful and ex- WORKSHOP NOTEBOOKS citing events that we enjoyed. We would by Bob Perkins highly recommend to anyone who can to Advanced (A-1, A-2) take this trip in 1992. Thank you for an un- & Adv. QS—Fourth Edition forgettable vacation. PLUS with MS and Howard & Margaret Wesenberg Plus QS—Second Edition Charlotte Harbor, Florida Unique, complete diagram books with definitions We want to thank you so very much for Notebooks are current with Callerlab Looseleaf bound—can be updated. featuring our Square Dancer pin in "Pro- Price: S9. each plus $2. pstg. Please specify duct Line" in April. The response has NOW AVAILABLE FROM: Plus or My been most gratifying. There was one ASD. P.O. Box 488, Huron OH 44839 omission, however. In our letter to callers, INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE-WINDSOR RECORDS

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6 American Squaredance. September 1990 map. (Tar Heel lexicographers please note that Wilmington is an Ohio town too, y'all!) The Clinton County square affair was held in the Laurel Oaks auditorium with about ten sets, all a-blooming brightly and zooming politely. I'm glad we had a tad of new grads, Brad. Hoedown caller Glen Cherryholmes was there. Barbara (and Ivan) Saxton coo'd the cues query- o .- less-by. (That's a questionable word.— Co-ed.) The Hillsboro Yellow Rockers did 0460,1a their stately banner-fetching march. • v 0 Aaron and Janet Harber were key-ordinators. ctf Brick, New Jersey— On to the Garden State I flew at ground level in my heavy Chevy for a two-day dance/clinic combo. New Jersey is sorta special. It's where 1°41/ C. this magazine began 45 years ago this THROUGH A month with Charlie Thomas of Woodbury. SIMMERING l (You could call that our American Square- SUMMER roots. —Co-ed.) It's where one of the greatest singing callers ever lived—Dick Jones. It's where Roundalab offices are, Yes, Aunt Hebsibah, I know tha sum- with Doc and Peg Tirrell. The first column mer is over now that September is here, speakers were spawned in Jersey and but I tend to be less tense in the past proliferated as thick as fry in coho coun- tense, so this epic epistle will deal with try at one time. Remember when we gam- those lazy, hazy days and some summer boled to Atlantic city by the thousands at somersaults here and there. Convention time, before gambling invad- First of all, we must go way, way back ed that city? We could go on and on. to the month of May, rekindle sparks on The dance I called there was for the the old memory tinder, and make the Central New Jersey S/D Association (15 logical, logistic log come alive. (Some Clubs tied in), and the town was Brick, a readers may come-bustion head for those little bouquet of a town. Karen Kushla unremarkable remarks.—Co-ed) cued the R/D's with an A-OK style. My The reason we're so un-up-to-datish in hosts (CNJSDA prexies) were Bob and our data is that last month's motley Betty O'Donnell. Caller Doug Kauffman Meander dealt entirely with our Germany was there. Dinner guests at the O'Don- festival-tour adventure, so it's time to nell home were Carmine and Marge backtrack and taste a little catch-up. (You Pallone (past CNJSDA prexies). Norman might call that Heinz-sight.—Co-ed.) Cox, another trustee of the CNJSDA, was Wilmington, Ohio—May was well my early contact. Even the newly grads underway as I prepared for the long drive among those 15-plus sets of dancers per- south-westerly first then easterly, to formed like stars that night. From my side wander through a wonder weekend com- of the mike, I'd say the corseted area of plete with wistful vistas to see, and New Jersey (squarely in the middle of the welcome wishes to feel. First stop—three hourglass-shaped state) is in very good hours down state and my very first visit shape, both squarely and roundly. to the Country Squares in Wilmington, Pimberton, New Jersey—Next day home of Wilmington College, plus a big was Sunday, and a short one-hour drive industrial airport that's not even on my westerly took me towards Phily and the

American Squaredance September 1990 7 tiny town of Pimberton (near McGuire crowd (mayber 20 sets) at the 28th annual AFB) where caller Jim and Doris Howatt Lansing Area Federation Subscription had set up a leadership clinic in a church Dance in mid-June, and I drove the hall for the Delaware Valley Dance distance westward in about three hours. Leaders, with a whoppin' 80 filling every Subscriptions are automatic for their area chair. Subjects chosen for the mini- newsletter at that dance, but I sold a LEGACY-type rapid-rap were Promotion bushel of ASD subs on the side also. and PR, S/D Image, and related Leader- (Sneaky, aren't you, Stan?—Co-ed.) The ship methodology. Old friends, new Vocational Center hall was warmer than friends, vintage vets, top tech talent, high we'd like that night with high humidity and brass, core club coporals—they were all the loss of air conditioning, but most there. (To name some could be unfair to everybody stuck until 10:30 anyway. others.) A catered dinner followed my ver- (Stuck together? Stuck to the floor?—Co- bal warble, and at six I was on the road ed.) Lloyd and Linda Catey had planned again for a long evening's drive across to host me, but passed the chore on to Penn. state, to Youngstown by midnight, caller Dave and Mary Lou Crissey, and and homebound next morning. I got to help break in their new house Livonia (Detroit), Michigan—Not a down Mason way. (Speaking of break-ins, single speeding ticket, not a single tire that burglar alarm I also initiated in- blowout delayed me from my appointed advertently early the next morning sure- squarenading this spring, as I journeyed ly is a rouser!) The Crisseys recently northerly to call one with Bill Peterson at returned from an England tour—one of his Summer Friday Plus Special in the many on-the-roaders in this biz. Do you Senior Center on Detroit's west side. It's suppose anyone except me ever went always fun to work with Bill. It's also a from Brick, New Jersey to Mason, treat to work with Frank and Phyl Lehnert Michigan in succeeding months? By the (ASD staffers) who deserve a round of ap- way, a record number of callers and cuers plause for rounds. The hall was packed, attended the Lansing dance. They were: as usual. Bill usually fills halls at his sum- Phil Miller (Tenn. grad '89), Mark Doyle, mer dances. "Too many clubs shut down Dave C. (above), Wendell Law, Dave in summer" he says, " so the dancers MaGee, Don Williams, Bob Hurd (Ginny come here." Not a bad way, I'd say, to cues), Max Cumberworth, Steve Renn- spin chain and exchange one's gears, hack, Ken Klumpp (cuer), Dave and Lin- transmissionally, in Motor City, USA. da Smith (cuers), Linda and Lloyd Catey Youngstown, Ohio—When the steel (cuers) Les and Dort Fuhrman, and Valley gang decides to run a Special, they Shirley and Claude Norton, cuers for this do it right. As I walked into that second dance. Whatta list! floor YM hall in the Steel City I was met by dozens of covers of popular magazines decorating the stage and walls. Why? Obviously, it was to be ASD night, and the theme was magazines, so the fourth estate was thusly elevated and honored. Nice. And more subscriptions than ever were garnered from the ten-or- more sets at the party. Refeshments were super. Nice to get back to this Ohio-Penn border city about once a year. Dignitaries present: callers, Bob Cadman and Gene Hammond; cuers, Harry and Betty Myers; prexy/emcee, Dominic Feorene. Auburn, Indiana—Suddenly it was Lansing, Michigan—There was a nice mid-June, the Germany festival/tour had 8 American Squaredence, September 1990 taken place and now two week-long Indianapolis, Indiana—The Indy B 'n' events loomed back-to-back, the caller B Club (Bachelors 'n' Bachelorettes) was school in Indiana and the National SID strategically booked immediately after the Convention in Memphis. From the stand- caller school and also on the way to Mem- point of numbers the Midwest Caller phis for the Big One in June, so I barreled School in the antique car city was the southward (two hour drive) to the YW in best ever (our fifth in a row there) NW Indianapolis, where a full house of 17 because we filled up completely (12 sets turned out. (Singles clubs seem to students is our maximum) and had a be flourishing everywhere.) Emcee was waiting list. And a super special group it Brenda Stoner. Cuer was Jan (Cal) Smith. was! They came from as far away as Callers present were Dick Hamilton and Iowa, not to mention Ohio, Indiana, Illinois Cal Smith. Every club needs a club clown and Wisconsin. My fellow instructor, Don as well as a club caller, I think. The B 'n' Taylor. agrees that each of that diligent B's have got one—Dub Burton, whose dozen deserve an "A" for noticeable wacky actions were quite an attraction. improvement—several had never called It had been a long week away from home, a tip—some had hardly held a and another like it was upcoming, so I microphone. Bravo and muy bueno to flopped at the La Quinta (cha-cha). I'll be Sherm, Tom, Bob, Larry, Dave, Marv, back next year, same time, to the Speed- Loren. Gary, Ken, Ron, Slim, and Gene! way City and the B 'n' B's. Their antics added flavor to the week. Memphis, Tennessee—After Cathie We'll not soon forget Larry's distaste for and Mary Fabik (staffer) met me at the La a bend the fine. " Atta boy, Dave" again Quinta Saturday noon we continued became the password as each student south to Memphis, just in time to register caller cheered his counterparts after each for the Roundalab Convention, which tip of the evening dances. Mornings and preceded the National Convnention. afternoons were totally filled with lecture, Enough about Memphis. You read that discussion, and practice. Valuable and story in our last magazine. I'll only say viable verbal versification in the ver- that we probably established a one-time nacular of these visionary mike-side record that week. We attended Roun- vireos was voiced by Don, Bev (Don's dalab (3 days), I attended Contralab (one wife), and me. We always follow day), and I even attended a half hour Callerlab's caller school curriculum from special Callerlab meeting, in addition to Action/Reaction to Zoom and Rezoom. the three days of the convention itself. Thanks a million to caller's wives and Busy two weeks. Nice to head homeward members of the Shirts & Skirts Club of the following Sunday, The first of July. Auburn for being our living dolls. (That's Silver Bay, New York—The bang and the vernacular for sample set, guinea pig the flash of the Fourth of July were hardly dancers, pilot people, et al.) Teaching over when we unfurled our banners and callers a few tricks of the trade and charged eastward towards upstate New preliminaries of the profession gives one York, The mountians, and our summer a deep down, soul-satisfying sensation. cottage. Like an Australian ostrich, in that Adding callers multiplies dancers is still kind of remote setting, one can come up a good adage. Again next year, just with a whole new perspective if one before the National Convnention, we'll be buries oneself in a little beach sand and doing it again in Don's and Bev's lets the granules fall where they may! spacious Promenade Hall. It's the school (You said it, with the international flavor—we have my feathered graduates in Japan, England and Den- friend.—Co-ed.) mark. (There's Nor-way you'll fail in your France-y plans if you leave'em Hungary for more, from start to Finnish!—Co-ed.)

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THE BEST MEDICINE Aerobics, Laughter, Fellowship—Square Dance Has It All! Let's forget about having beginner lessons or classes. Let's have New Dancer Dances. Talk to your caller/teacher and have him actually teach dances the first night, similar to a party night dance. Let's forget about the six months of lessons it took for us to learn. Just keep the dancers coming back to learn more dances. If they can learn to dance while they are learning movements, they will be having the time of their lives. Angels can spread the word every week about the good times they have at dances and at state and national conventions. Let the new dancers know about our bigger world. Why not have the angels put on a short, silly after-party skit some night that sends the dancers home laughing. How can they not return week after week? Occasionally treat the New Dancer Dance as a regular dance, with refreshments or snacks for a cooling down and get-acquainted session. People enjoy talking together when they are relaxing with refreshments. When all the new dancers are at the same level of accomplishment, have gradua- tion at a special dance, club picnic or other special occasion.

This is the theme for Square Dance Month, 1990. A new Promo-Kit has been prepared by Bill and Colleen Wilton, LEGACY Chairmen of S/D Month. The kit is available from the Wiltons, Rt. 3 Box 428, Montello WI 53949. A check for $5 should be made out to LEGACY and sent with your order. With your imagination and the ideas in this kit, you are sure to have a large group of new dancers this year! Amencan Squaredance. September 1990 11 SHO-GRAN 0 RESORTS

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12 American Squaredance, September 1990 THE GOLDEN RULE, YOU, AND DANCING

by Jo Jan Nunley One of the first rules children learn at their mother's knee is to treat others as you would like to be treated. How well we learn that rule often determines how hap- People who are physically flt and able py or unhappy our lives will be later in life. to take part in the square dance activity A self-centered person dwells only on his to the utmost often take this experience own needs, desires, and dreams. A per- for granted. Yet, in our imperfect world, son schooled in "The Golden Rule" looks many people are not able to effortlessly beyond his/her own ambitions to what take part in our square dance activities. those close to him need to feel happy, With patience and willingness though our loved, and successful. able-bodied dancers may enable disabled Putting the Golden Rule to work in our but capable people to experience the fun lives affects our marriages, our careers, and excitement of whirling around a our relationships with our children and square dance floor. Can't be done? Tell friends—in short this little rule dominates that to the dancers in the Wisconsin every aspect of our lives whether we want Square Wheelers club. This club compris- it to or not. Our only choice is do we let ed of dancers in wheel chairs and some the rule work for us or against us? We stand-up partners, invited to exhibit their make the choice every day. We may not dancing skills at the National Square call it the Golden Rule. We may designate Dance Convention in Memphis, Ten- it with a more high-faluting name like nessee, in June 1990, have inspired other "ethics" but whatever name we call it, we dancers to look beyond what is norm to deal with the Golden Rule daily. what becomes possible. What has Choosing to use the Golden Rule in our become possible for these dancers is square dancing can make our dance ex- ladies wheeling around on one wheel and perience much richer. Choosing to ignore enjoying the dance experience. This the rule and only make ourselves happy would not have been possible without will also affect our dancing experience. other dancers seeing these capable peo- For instance, many seasoned ple in the light of how they would want to experienced dancers feel they have put take part in an activity as fun as square in their share of training new dancers and dancing if they became confined to a really don't want to make the effort to wheel chair. drag around another square of learners. One part of the Golden Rule thinking This may enrich their dancing experience mindset may be possibility thinking. What for awhile in that by only dancing with becomes possible if we want it bad dancers at their own level of experience enough? Able-bodied dancers willing to may prove satisfying for awhile. But, what give to give square dancing a try with happens after having that attitude for a disabled dancers will give a great ex- long time? Dancers move, dancers quit perience to those dancers. But, I believe dancing, dancers get hurt and can't the dancer who will really benefit (maybe dance—in short seasoned dancers will even to his initial surprise) is the able- run short after awhile without a new in- bodied dancer. flux of dancers from our dance classes. Every dance we are given many oppor- Ultimately who gets hurt then with that at- tunities to put our Golden Rules into prac- titude? Why the seasoned dancer himself tice. The caller reminds us to thank the because he runs short of dancing part- dancers in our square and we usually per- ners. The Golden Rule at work again. form this social grace without much Amencan Squaredance September 1990 13 thought. But, giving it a little thought next easier and less awkard for a dancer to ig- dance could make things better. How? A nore problems of others' and pretend dancer will know if you really mean they don't exist. How much richer our "thank you for the dance" or if it's just dance experience and our life experience words rolling off the tongue. Next dance, if we brave saying the wrong thing and why not say thank you and really let the just say something. Sometimes just our other dancers know you mean it? You presence and an arm around a shoulder might be surprised at the warm feelings speaks volumes. Becoming expert that radiates back to you. dancers who practice the Golden Rule Speaking of warm feelings radiating faithfully will make our dance experience back to you the dancer, what person is fun and rewarding. willing to expend lots of personal time and We as parents know the value of mak- money on you so that you can have a ing our children feel good about great square dance experience? Your themselves. Books are written on the caller, of course. If that person was not value of self-esteem. Teaching our willing to set aside practice time, actual children to practice the Golden Rule calling time, and travel time to and from enables them to live happily with others. dances where would dancers be? Without Should we deny ourselves the same a caller and without a dance, that's where! rewarding experience in our square A recent article in American Squaredance dance clubs? No. If we treat our partners estimated that a caller's expenses for a as we want to be treated, chances are our year ran as high as $8,000! That's a lot partners will make every effort to make of goodwill money. How often do you help our dance experience an event to unload the equipment from the caller's remember. Why not give it a try? You vehicle and then load it back? How often have nothing to lose and much to gain. do you request a certain new song, feel- ing confident that the caller will do his/her best to get the record and learn it for you? 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16 Amencan Squaredance, September 1990 The second year, 1989, a dance was cePookylua' (Dave held on both weekends of the blooming season. 72 dancers signed in for each Cooley's Gardens of Silverton, Oregon, dance. Callers were Ron Lewis and Bob sponsored their third annual Bloomin' Anderson. Ray Walz and Ron Noble Dances on May 19 and 26 in 1990. The cued. The dances were so successful that dances were held on Cooley's Gardens it was decided to make them a permanent loading dock, near the iris display gardens. art of the bloom season celebration. Callers for the first dance were Bob Anderson and Les Seeley. Cuer was Ray Walz. Seven squares danced on the loading dock. Callers for the second dance were Ron Lewis and Jack Peterson, with Ron No- ble cueing. Again seven squares danced. The Bloomin' Dance is part of the Bloom Season Celebration held at Cooley's Gardens each year in May. Cooley's Gardens is the world's largest grower of tall bearded irises. It was started in 1928. Each year, as the irises bloom, the garden holds a ten-day celebration featuring a 3/4 acre display garden, indoor cut flower show, live entertainment, wine tasting, and now square dancing. The gardens are now managed by three grandchildren of the founder. One of the grandchildren is Judy Nunn. In 1988, Judy and her (then) boyfriend, Larry, Caller lea and Paula Seeley dance a round. decided to sponsor a square dance dur- The third annual dance drew dancers ing bloom season. Judy had just from the entire northwest Oregon region. graduated from lessons; Larry had been Two couples from the Red Bluff, Califor- dancing for a year. Later that year Judy nia, area parked their fifth-wheels in the and Larry were married. parking lot for a week to enjoy the danc- The first year, the dance was held on ing and the iris, and made side trips to see rather short notice and most of the the local attractions. dancers were from Larry and Judy's club, The 1991 Bloomin' Dances will be held the Salem Red Hots. The caller was Ron the last two weekends of May. The peak Lewis, club caller. bloom will probably be between May 22 and 25. Larry and Judy are looking for- ward to next year's dance. Besides, how many people get to sponsor their own square dance? "We love doing the dance. We also love to have people visit our garden. It's great!" says Judy. "Please come to en- joy the iris and the dancing." 17 40110109/4050101/ 4002010%1MileAreAr * ****** ** * * * * * * 1** * * * * t * ---.4 * - * * * * * 1 4 * Chaparrals RECORDS

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John had just completed square dance is a flyer? How do you make a flyer? What lessons and joined the club. His club has does a flyer contain? Who do you sponsored an annual special dance for distribute it to? How? Who prints the flyer? the past fifteen years and he was selected How many? to chair the Publicity Committee. John was honored and really wanted to This job is snowballing into mass con- do the best possible job. He was ready to fusion. I checked with the other commit- go, anxious to start, excited and bubbling tees and they are just as lost as I am. The with enthusiasm. Yet he had some fear of dance is just around the corner. Now I this unknown task. He relates his story: consider my options: Resign from the committee assignment. Now, I've got a question: What do I do? Quit the club. I'm chairman of the publicity commit- Don't do anything. tee, but what am I supposed to do. I'll ask Wait until someone tells me what to do. the dance chairman. He advised me that Do anything—right or wrong—something. he has never held his position before and Pursue information and knowledge. he didn't know what was required of the publicity committee. He suggested I ask Does this ring a bell? Have you experi- the club president. The president said, enced this same sad tale of woe? "Just publicize the dance." But why? Why should anyone have to go through this disaster? Isn't it silly or Now I've got several questions: What perhaps criminal for a club to experience do I do? How do I do it? When do I do it? this year after year? After sponsoring an Where do I do it? annual dance for several years, an exper- tise should be developed in the club, and I'm lost, can't get answers, don't know a wealth of information and know-how where to find help. I'm frustrated, dis- should be available. But, normally, it is not couraged, and no one seems to care. put on paper and documented. The ex- Well, I'd better consider my options: pertise drifts away and the poor Don't do anything. volunteers must "reinvent the wheel" and Wait until someone tells me what to do. "start from scratch." Seek guidance and information. The club should have formulated guidelines, plans, procedures for the con- I decided to pursue and push for duct of their specials. They should have answers and info. I search for club guide- final reports from past specials to use as lines or procedures for conducting a a foundation to build a better dance this dance special or just for a publicity year. Last year's final report should con- comittee—none found. I look for reports tain the pros/cons of planning events and of last year's dance—none found. I found activities, financial aspects, recommenda- the individual who had the publicity job tions, attendance, scheduling problems. last year and was told to "develop a flyer Club guidelines should include: the pur- and distribute it to everyone." pose of the dance; the dance program, level and theme; selection/appointment of Now I've really got some questions; dance chairman and of committee What do I do? How? When? Where? What chairmen and members; duties/responsi- is meant by "publicize the dance?" What Continued on Page 101 American Squaredance, September 1990 19 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * *

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Ever been away from your home area b. Pre-cueing certain figures that re- and gone to a dance and tried to do some quire set-up time. For example: unfamiliar dances to cues? With some round dance leaders, you Right: Feather Finish to a Top Spin;; will do quite well, and with others it's a Wrong: Feather Finish; Top Spin; disaster. Here are some suggestions so that your cueing will give out of town With this type of directional cueing, dancers pleasant memories. there are obviously more cues that When you dance well with unfamiliar obliterate the music and generally make dances, we suspect the cues contain the the dancing less enjoyable. Ever notice following: 1. The facing position when it that the most popular dances have the changed from the previous figure; 2. The lowest number of cues and the cues don't body position when it changed from the interfere with the music. A good example previous figure, and these positions are of cues that slip nicely into the music and given in advance at the end of the vocal is Adios. previous cue. For example: Now we have two conflicting strategies, more cues to help the dancer unfamiliar Right: Two fwd 2 steps to Bfly wall;; face to face; with the dance and trying to do it to cues, Wrong: Two Fwd 2 steps;; face to face; and less cuer babble to let dancers en- joy the music more. Possibly we should a Timing of the figure when different from establish a Babble Index. The index would the defined default standard or standard be the percentage of the music that is rhythm of the dance. obliterated by the cues. We might solve a. When doing a two-step rhythm, two the problem by establishing cueing left or reverse turns to be done in SQQ defaults. standard foxtrot timing would be cued: 2 The mastering of the balance is the dif- Lefts, Slo, Quick, Quick. ference between a good and a great cuer.

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ACT ONE, Monday 6 pm. Maude is washing and drying the dinner dishes. Henery is in the lounge reading his evening paper. Maude says, "I saw in the local paper that square dance beginner classes start next Monday evening in the church hall. Let's go and see what it is like." Henery says, "Square dancing! You are not going to get me to any dance, what would me mates on the docks say." So it went throughout the week, every night Maude washed and dried the dishes, Henery tried to read his paper in peace, and Maude hinted, sweet-talked, pleaded Henery to go to the square dance and give it a try.

ACT TWO, a week later, Monday 6 pm. Maude, washing up as usual; Henery trying to read. Maude says, "Henery, we are going to the square dance tonight or else." And Henery knew or else could mean a lot of things. They arrived at the hall a bit late; Maude had a good time, Henery tried hard not to. On the way home, Maude said she loved it and would like to learn; Henery said it wasn't too bad and kept the rest of his thoughts to himself. Maude told her friend Mary how much fun she had and was going to wait until next Monday to see if Henery would go again. Henery went to work with all these funny tunes going round and round in his head, and spent a peaceful week reading his paper.

ACT THREE, Monday 5 pm. At the dinner table, Henery spoke up and said, "Maude, what do you say I wash and dry the dishes while you get ready, so we won't be late for the square dance tonight?"

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Am. Ralph Kornegay Jim Wheeler Paul Kubler Cleo Barker 38 American Squeredance. September 1990 Shenandoah Valley Memorial Weekend, with dancers attend- Teo ph ing from 13 states and Wash- IN THE NEWS ington D.C. Tom & Margaret Pearson of Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania, 1989 winners, par- ticipated in the event. Distance award went to Bob & Fran ack a) dancing anci cueingury Gardner of Lakeland, Florida B are Fred and Kay fiain —931 miles, according to Mar- spite of his stroke a year ago. vin Bailey. Fred wrote the classic textbook ABC's of Round Dancing (See Classified Section).

eginning January 1991, B Red & Shirley Bates will be spending mid-October through May 1 in Venice, Fla. Their address will be: 989 Sand Cay Ave., Bay Indies, Venice, n a sad note, Dick and fter moving to Houston six FL 34292. The remainder of the O Mary Coe (above) of Nor- A years ago, Johnnie year will be spent in New walk, Ohio danced with the Wykoff and his bride of four England. Promenaders in Reno, Nevada years, Starlyn, are working for to complete a record of dancing five area clubs on a regular ne hundred and eighty in 50 states after two years and twice-a-month basis. Johnnie O people attended the eight months of flying and driv- has taken over the music pro- Wooster, Ohio Gnat Boxers' ing. Just after this photo was duction for Blue Star and 31st anniversary dance in June, received, news came that Mary Bogan records since the pass- according to chairmen Glen & passed away unexpectedly. ing of Norman Merrbach in Mary Tschantz, and that in- 1989. Johnnie, on a reduced cluded 12 past presidents. ublicist Marvin and Lillian schedule from years past, con- Labahn of Chicago Ridge, tinues to call for major festivals real bang-up time was Illinois, recently celebrated their and weekends. A had on the 4th of July 55th wedding anniversary. • =' celebration in West Palm Beach when some of the 75,000 in attendance watched a demo by the Castoffs of Boyn- ton Beach in 99° heat. Frank Bedell called. Before that event ichard Lane was appoint- the Palm Beach Post recog- R ed resident caller at the nized Mary Lou and Harry Rambin' Rose RV Resort in Olson, club presidents for their ob Scraper and his wife, Crescent City, California, for service, said S. Percy Dean. B Vida, of Hiawatha, Kan- the summer season and resi- sas, are caller/coordinators for dent caller at the Yuma S/D aller/cuer Herb Egender of the 1991 Kansas State S/D Center in Yuma, Arizona, for C Aurora, Colo. was married Convention to be held in the fall and winter seasons. to Kathy Brown on August 11. Salina, May 31-June 1, 1991. They are vice-presidents of the ell-known actress Kirstie ongratulations to Bob & Northeast Kansas Callers Assn. W Alley of Cheers fame C Harriet Connors of Fair- Bob records on Cardinal Rec- "popped in" briefly at the fax, Virginia as the PAW and ords and calls and cues nation- Canadian National Convention TAW of the 41st festival of the ally as well as for local clubs. in Vancouver during a shoot. American Spuaredance, September 1990 39

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40 American Squaredance, September 1990 just the reverse of what we do today. The ,._,, very popular rip and snort was illustrated in this book as in most every book I have seen. It is a bit of a puzzle to me why it Dancing/tips is not on one of our programs today, but , . , of course a few "old timers" still reteach ( by Harold & Lill Bausch it occasionally and use it for that night as a gimmick call. One more thing from this Because of several centennial celebra- book before I move on. Here is an exam- tions in the area, I have been asked to call ple of some of the calls of the day: some old-time dances. This has caused Honor your partner lady by your side me to research a bit to be sure I am All join hands and circle wide. remembering things correctly and to go Turn right back you done gone wrong back a bit further than my own experi- The lady in front and the gent follow on. ence. We started dancing in 1953 and First you whistle then you sing, some of the old-time dances were still be- Now all join hands and form a ring. ing called, but older calls I had to re- Tighten the belly bands and loosen the traces, search. I found a lot of really interesting All join hands and get to your places. things that I would like to share with you. Note the references to belly bands and Old 78 records were given to me by one traces, words concerning the saddle on woman and a box of old books on danc- a horse and part of the hook-up to a ing by one of our own dancers, who got wagon. them from a library in Iowa. Thank you. In the book, Cowboy Dances (1949) by We find that in old photos all the men Lloyd Shaw, popularly called "Pappy" are dancing with cowboy hats on their Shaw, we find another call. On page 23 heads and women are wearing floor he lists "At A Cowboy Dance," and the length dresses. Honor your partner was first paragraph of the call is as follows: a waist bow for men, a curtsey for women. In a 1939 book, Dances of Our Pioneers, Git yo' little sagehens ready; Trot 'em out on the floor— by Grace L. Ryan (first published in 1926), Line up there you critters! Steady! we read, "The pioneer dances are attrac- Lively, now! One couple more. tive for several reasons. The formations Shorty, shed that oi' sombrereo; in groups, circles, and squares, with fre- Bronco, douse that cigaret; quent changes of partners, make them Stop your cussin', Casimero, truly social. They are hilarious enough to 'Fore the ladies. Now, all set: make good wholesome fun, especially if Then the call went like this: conducted by experienced 'callers' whose 'calls' are humorous and original." S'lute you ladies, all together; Ladies opposite the same; In a 1937 book, Herb's Bluebonnet Hit the lumber with yer leather; Calls, by Herb Greggerson, we find one Balance all an' swing yer dame; thing that has not changed. He stated in Bunch the heifers in the middle the first paragraph, "There is one impor- Circle stags an' do-ce-do; tant thing in square dancing. That is Keep a-steepin' to the fiddle; listening to the caller." Swing 'em round an' off you go. I really enjoyed reading one of his explanations`Balance: The gent takes In various books and old records we his lady's left hand in his right and bows, found these items: Half right and left was bending at the waist, with hand over his what is now right and left thru. Heads right heart and not over his stomach. For the and left would be a right and left thru, then ladies it is a simple curtsey." In a photo another right and left thru to bring the in this same book, I noticed the pro- dancers home again. A right and left eight menade hand under the lady's left arm, Continued on Page 95 American Squanedance, September 1990 41 MID-WINTER NIGHTS IN P CL rrteliSe

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42 American Squaredance, September 1990 that you have retired. You will find hits of yesteryear with good music. Write a new figure for that record, or "steal" a figure from one of the more recent records that you have, one that you know dances well. You may be surprised to have a new hit Calling Tips] record on your hands. Remember what (II\ we are looking for is good music. Another advantage is that not every caller will be calling it. After all, you do want to be by Harold Bausch original and different. It isn't often that I get to hear other I am not an advocate of changing the callers. Like most callers, my schedule figure three or four times on one record, keeps me so busy that I do not attend but there are times when this is effective other dances. You might say, that's a too, and you can use the figures from mistake, and I would not disagree, but other dances to good effect. You can also this is a fact of life with many callers. Of go out on a limb and sight call some sing- course, I call with other callers once in a ing calls, it's fun when you suceed, and while, and guest callers come up to call oh, do the club members get a kick out a tip when they attend my dances. I learn of it when you fail! from what they do, or do not do. Theme dances go over well, especial- I recall a festival when a traveling caller ly on singing call nights. One that comes and I were doing a program. He was a to mind is the "Around the World good caller but I kept getting complaints Dances," where we use singing calls to from dancers that they could hear me, but represent different parts of the world. Ex- not the other fellow. I watched and no- amples: Back to Donegal, or When Irish ticed he was "eating the mike." I sug- Eyes Are Smiling to represent Ireland; gested to him that this particular mike England Swings, Lady of Spain, After would distort if crowded. He thanked me They've seen Paree, I've Got Mexico, and did keep the mike a little off his lips Sprechen Sie Deutsch, and on and on to and the dancers could hear him well. represent each country. You can find lots However, force of habit had him crowding of them. Look through your case. it again the next tip. I dug out a wind- There are many old favorite calls that screen for the microphone, and that end- are not on the Mainstream program that ed the problem. We all know we get more fit easily into quick walk-thrus. Some sug- volume as we bring the microphone gestions are: Venus & Mars, red hot, dix- closer, but many mikes will distort if held ie daisy, grand sashay and grand parade. too closely, also many will get very bassy. The idea of an early, quick teach, then Another time I noticed a caller really featuing that call for the evening can lead socking it to the floor. These were really to an enjoyable dance. Be sure to em- peppy calls going over well, but that is the phasize that the call is to be enjoyed only kind of a call he used all night long. tonight but not added to any dancer's I believe there should be more variety. regular program. Dancers tire of this if they are subjected We are charged with entertaining and to it regularly. I know myself that some providing enjoyable dancing. No one ever of my "rock 'em and sock 'em" numbers said we could have one program to call are hits, but so also are some smoother over and over again. One old pro told me and more relaxed numbers. that if I would learn 12 dances, I would We callers are always searching for be all set. But today we must constantly new and different singing calls. If you be learning. However, we can go back have called for ten or more years, I sug- and use things we learned long ago— a gest you look back in the stack of records gold mine waiting for you to rediscover.

American Squaredance, September 1990 43 by Bob Howell easy leve\

I have felt the loss of Al Scheer last May very much, as he was a very fine source of dance materials. Here are two routines that he used frequently at his dances. THE ROUTE First old couple lead to the right, circle four hands round, Leave her there, go on to the next, circle three hands round.. Take that couple on with you and circle five hands round Now leave those four and join the line of three (Active gent leaves the line of five and crosses directly across the set to go behind the line of three to arrive at home just in time to courtesy turn his partner who is being "chained across" to him.) The ladies chain across the hall, but don't return N\\ Now chain again along that line, just watch 'em churn Now turn and chain across the hall, don't let 'em roam Now chain the line and swing your honey home.

COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN MUSIC: Windsor 4115 OPENER: Oh, you honor to your partners and to your corners all All join hands and circle to the left around the hall Reverse back, go single file, when you're home you swing a while Swing that mountain gal and watch her smile. FIGURE: Oh, the head couples ladies chain, side couples swing Chain 'em around the mountain, chain 'em home /041. Oh, the side couples ladies chain, head couples swing again Chain 'em around the mountain, chain 'em home Now you allemande lett your corner, pass on by your partner Swing that little lady on your right Now promenade that lady fair, all the way back home from there Promenade the mountain, promenade... BREAK: Then you allemande left that corner, and a grand of right and lett When you meet your partner, just promenade the set Don't you worry, don't you fret; judgment day ain't comin' yet Promenade the mountain, promenade... REPEAT FIGURE, REPEAT BREAK, REPEAT FIGURE, REPEAT BREAK, REPEAT FIGURE, REPEAT BREAK CLOSER: Now honor to your partners and to your corners all Now your right hand lady, then the one across the hall Do-sa-do your corners all, go back home and swing with Ma Swing your mountain gal and thank her, gents...that's all! 44 American Squaredance, September 7990 Mae Fraley of Rockville, Maryland, sent me several wonderful waltz configurations this past summer and I'd like to share a portion of her material with you. Following is a waltz routine that involves three persons and uses a tune quite appropriate for ending the summer season. TRIANGLE WALTZ MIXER MUSIC: Any slow round dance waltz. I use Waltz of Summer, Grenn 14174. FORMATION: Man in front of two women. He holds their outside hands, they join inside hands behind his back. ROUTINE: 1-2 Two smooth waltz steps forward 3-4 Man ducks backward under arch of women's joined hands, women turn under own arms to face forward. (Man is now behind two women; do not release any hands during this maneuver.) 5-6 Two waltz steps forward. 7-8 Women release joined inside hands, waltz forward and outward and come in to join hands again behind the man in original position 9-14 Repeat measures 1-6 above. 15-16 Release all hands. Women waltz out as man waltzes forward, and form new trios. (Man with two women who were in front of him, women going back to man behind them.)

Glen Nickerson of Kent, Washington, continues to write smooth choreography for the contra world. The follow- ing dance was developed during a tour of New Zealand. "Enzed" is a phonetic pronunciation of NZ and is a common way of referring to New Zealand. Glen's dance was first presented at the Cathedral Squares Club in Christchurch and dedicated to the square and contra dancers of that country. ENZED CONTRA MUSIC: Any good 32-bar jig or reel; Farewell to Whiskey is very good. FORMATION. Becket (couple facing couple across the set) ROUTINE: 1-4 All go forward and back 5-8 Men cross over and with the opposite lady swing. (The ladies stay on their side of the set and let the men come to them; end the swing with the lady on the man's right, both facing as a couple down the set.) 9-12 Promenade down and wheel around. (Couples prononade down the set, then wheel around ready to promenade back in a line of four, but staying on the lady's side of the set.) 13-16 Promenade back and bend the line. (End facing across the set.) 17-20 Ladies chain (Over but not back.) 21-24 Left-hand star (Opposite couples make a four-hand star.) 25-28 Right-hand star (Same couples reverse the star until reaching the line from which they started the stars.) 29-32 Those who can, slant left with a right and left thru. (The right and left thru is on the left diagonal; at this point couple progression has occurred and the sequence is repeated beginning with the forward and back. One couple at each end of the line must stand in place, as they have no couple diagonally to the left.)

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.0.11NANICF.S, Interlocked Diamond Formation—Be- CHALLDiGE fore and after each call, the dancers iden- tify their diamond by pointing to the other The Sounds and Motions of Square Dancing people in it. This is considered good dan- Continued from the August issue cing practice and used worldwide. Looking at the C-1 calls Magic Circulate—The sound is "goof" Block Formation—Before and after each This represents the idea of a puff of call, dancers identify their block by point- smoke at a magic show. Because magic ing to the dancer in front or behind with calls may go up in smoke on the dance one hand, and to the dancer beside with floor, dancers tend to say this world only the other hand. This is considered normal if they do not have to think in doing the block procedure, is taught when the for- call. This means that dancers tend to say mation is initially presented in class, and "poor only if the caller says, "You're is standard throughout the world. Magic" and pauses, or in doing a magic circulate. The word is in widespread geo- Butterfly Formation—Dancers flap their graphic use, but is used sparingly at dan- arms to imitate a butterfly as they do the ces—after initially saying it a few times, calls. This motion is in moderate use most people stop for the rest of the dance. around the world. O Circulate— Sound is "O00000," the Cross and Turn—The sound is "Bang!" letter "0" said in a long drawn-out man- This sound is shouted by the left-side ner. This has become a fun thing for dancers of each couple as they draw an dancers and is in widespread use. imaginary gun with the right hand and fire at the left-side dancer. Whoever says Percolate—The sound is '0-late." Usual- "bang" first, wins. This was originially in- ly said at C-2 dances and beyond to re- vented in the early 1970s by two dancers mind all dancers not to think of perk up from the Washington, D.C. area as a way (on the C-2 list). This sound has sporatic to speed up what was sometimes slow use and is growing slightly in popularity. reaction to the call by the left-side dancers. It quickly became a fun thing Relay the Shadow'The Shadow knows." and is in worldwide use. Comes from the popular '40's Shadow" BRAND NEW! CLIP ART BOOK Third in the Series You asked for it—now it's here! Hot off the press and ready to order from ASD is the new CLIP ART 3 book, chock full of square/round/other sketches, cartoons, line art, to help prepare your flyers, newsletters, posters and promotionals. All different designs from Clip Art & Clip Art 2. Hundreds of choices. Order from this magazine (see back pages) for $5. plus $2. postage. 48 American Squaredance, September 1990 LEE KOPMAN NOW AVAILABLE: * VIDEO TEACHING TAPES (Advanced, C-1 & C-2 levels) * INSTRUCTIONAL TAPES on Reel or Cassette For Beginner, Mainstream, Plus, Advanced, C-1, C-2, C-3 and C-3A * Minus a couple to make up a square? Try our (5) Two Couple Tapes geared to Approved Callerlab level lists Mainstream — Advanced Level — C-1 Level — C-2 Level — C-3 Level * DANCE TAPES For Mainstream, Advanced (A-2), C-1, C-2, C-3, C-3A & C-4 For Details, Write to LEE KOPMAN, 2965 Campbell Ave., Wantagh NY 11793 radio program, in which this opening Round Off—Sound of an airplane accom- phrase was used. The phrase is in panied by all dancers extending arms and moderate use. What is interesting is that tilting toward the center of the set as the phrase has never been used with cast though banking a plane. Invented to a shadow, only with relay the shadow. cause dancers to do an extra wide loop on round off, thereby keeping the action Reverse Swap Around—No sound, but smooth. A fun action, it has been in the left-side dancer points a finger at the sporatic use worldwide for some years. stomach of the right-side dancer to en- courage that person to move quickly. As Square the Bases'Smiling faces." with swap around, only girls are to use a Once given by a caller after the call; the finger, not the boys. In widespread use. dancers have never let it go. REEVES RECORDS INC. EDDIE'S & BOBBIE'S RECORDS MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED SQUARE, ROUND AND BOOKS & MANUALS CLOGGING RECORDS PLASTIC DIPLOMAS RECORD RECORD CASES JACKETS

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If you enjoy square dancing, good harmony and lots of fun, you'd certainly enjoy the calling of the Good 01' Boys from Ohio. The group's three members are Sam Dunn, Mike King and Keith Zimmerman. They call in three-part harmony and can provide entertaining programs complete with skits, games and unexpected costumes. Sam, Mike & Keith have been calling together as a group for the past eight years. They all began calling in the early 70's and call basic through A2. As a group, they are presently calling festivals and specials in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Tennessee. The good 01' Boys are active in the Mid-Western Ohio Callers Assn. (Lima) and all presently serve on the executive committee of the Miami Valley Callers Assn. (Dayton). They are also members of Callerlab. The idea for the Good 01' Boys was conceived in 1981 as the three were kicking around theme suggestions for a special dance they were to do together. A date was set for rehearsal; four hours and one song later the Good 01' Boys were a reality. After several months of perparation they called their first dance as a group in Lima. 20 squares were on hand that 1982 Sunday afternoon. So, armed with good reviews and loads of moral support, they began to accept engagements as a group. In 1984, the Boys began planning a weekend festival of their own at Kings Island Inn near Cincinnati and the first Weekend Getaway was held in March of 1986 with 60+ squares in attendance. 1991 will mark their sixth annual get together. They ap- pear each July at English Mountain, and for the first time this Ocotober, they'll be cruising the Caribbean. You can catch the Boys this fall in Ohio at Akron's Fall Festival (9/9) in Dayton at the Whirlaways (9/28), Wadsworth Swinging Stars (9/29), Columbus Dance Hut (9/30) or Lebanon's Honeybees (9/30). In November, they'll be appearing in Cridersville Ohio; Peoria and Chicago, Illinois. Sam and Sue Dunn reside in St. Paris and are the parents of two sons and a daughter. Mike and Bonnie King are the parents of two sons and have recently celebrated the arrival of their first grandchild. They reside in Cairo. Keith and Cindy Zimmerman make their home in Troy and are the parents of two young sons. As their name suggests, the Good 01' Boys are just that...three callers who are good friends that enjoy calling, singing and having fun together, while providing ex- cellent square dancing and an enjoyable 'good of time' for everyone. American Squaretlance, September 1990 53 America's Finest Square Dance Resort • 1990 Weekend Schedule

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60 American Squaredance September 1990 FACING , THE • VERONICA ANN MCLURE AND STEVEN ZISK Medford, Massachusetts Verdnica, began square dancing in Baltimore in 1964 with Eddie and Esther East and round dancing in 1965 with Ber- tha and Norman Zentz. She moved to Boston in 1967 and joined a guinea pig square for Don Beck who was learning to call. When Don could no longer continue she and Charles Hatvany, an MIT stu- dent, started a square dance club at MIT. Vagabonds became a group with two The first caller was Tex Wilson and the primary interests, round dancing and club name, Tech Squares. After a year or social dance history. so, Veronica gradually began cueing and Veronica has taken additional classes teaching rounds at Tech. and workshops in dance and costume She began guest cueing for other clubs history, movement analysis and and became the regular cuer for another kinesiology, leadership and group group in Belmont, MA. By 1974 there was dynamics, as well as continuing in round a nucleus of dancers who shared her ap- dancing. She teaches workshops every proach and interests. They became year. Vagabonds dances Easy to Veronica's Vagabonds and are still dan- Advanced as well as working in dance cing 15 years later. history topics. We have done lecture One manifestation of the American demonstrations in round dancing and Bicenntennial celebrations was a special dance history for a wide variety of au- pageant at the 1976 New England Con- diences, such as historical societies, col- vention. The Vagabonds asked to be in- lege drama departments, musuems, cluded and to have the Baroque period fraternal organizations, and square and in the chronologically arranged program. round dancers. We did a survey of dance Veronica began studying dance and history at the Baltimore National to a costume history and earlier dance forms standing-room-only audience. Our most with several Boston area experts. Continued on Page 97

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1990 (p. 27), all about the in- novative 50th anniversary party of the Kilowatt 8's Club of Denver, Colorado in the Grand Ballroom of the University of Denver, written by Dick and Jo King. One of the most unusual and sur- prising appearances on that occasion was the Bear Square, shown here for the first time, which was 18 months in preparation, and created especially for the event. Have you got THE UNFORGETTABLE BEAR SQUARE something equally special coming up for your club, Readers are urged to shuffle back area, or association? Please, furry good through previous copies of ASD and read friends out there—give us a growl, and tell again the Best Club Trick offering of May, us what's bruin. BERMUDA 1991 2nd ROUND DANCE FESTIVAL (Phases IV—V—VI) Friday, February 8 to Wednesday, February 13, 1991 CUERS: Richard & Joanne Lawson, Alabama Peter & Beryl Barton, Ontario 12th SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE CONVENTION Thursday, February 14, to Wednesday, February 20, 1991 CALLERS: Jim Purcell — Carl Hanks — Jim Lee CUERS: Richard & Joanne Lawson Betty Hanks — Shelly Lee THREE HALLS: Plus — A-1 — A-2 NEW! — 1st CLOGGING FESTIVAL — NEW! Wednesday, February 20 to Sunday, February 24, 1991 INSTRUCTORS: Charlie Burns, KY — Jeff Driggs, W.V. TWO HALLS — Easy & Intermediate to Advanced TO BE HELD AT... THE DELUXE SONESTA BEACH HOTEL...in Bermuda!! Come for Any — All — Or Part!! FOR INFORMATION: BERMUDA, PO Box 145, Avon MA 02322 Tel.: 617-963-0713

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Your Personal Hosts ASD TOURS (with Continental Squares) Stan & Cathie Burdick PO Box 488, Huron OH 44839 With Native Safari Guides Phone 419-433-2188 66 American Squareclance, September 1990 The club graduated a beginner class of 30 dancers last spring. During classes DANDY they regularly had seven squares on the floor—three sets of angels intermingled with the students. Two weeks after graduation the new students held a buf- fet dinner party at the home of one of their /..1 number, Gary and Sheila Quinn. They in- LINES vited all the angels and the caller, Eldon Slade, as their guests. It was their way & BRIGHT IDEAS 1 of saying thanks. (And what a nice idea GRADUATION PARTY IN that was!) WASHINGTON One of the highlights of the evening was the reading of the Ode to Checker- Often the question is asked: "How can board Students, written by Sheila Quinn. we insure the retention of those new Space doesn't permit repeating all 15 graduates, who sometimes disappear verses of the poem here, but the first after classes conclude?" There's no sim- verse, chanted like a chorus at intervals ple answer to that query, but we'll bet through the readings, is as follows: some memorable times at that crucial "We're the checkerboard students juncture for the students will strengthen Square dancing is our game their interest and create a bonding. For We make patterns to the music example, W.L. Corbett of Lynnwood, And we call them by name." Washington tells of an incident with the Checkerboard Squares of Edmonds that's worth repeating in other areas.

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Take your favorite slogan, motto, drawing or photo and put it on a button! With Badge-A-Minit you can make but- Peter J. Zukauskas died on May 24. He tons to promote civic activities, advertise spe- and his wife, Jennie, were general chair- cial events or identify group members and man of the 33rd National S/D Convention leaders. Your club can sell buttons as a fund- raiser or you and your family can sell buttons at in Baltimore in 1984 and they held many flea markets and fairs to earn extra money other positions. Despite the illness which Only $29.95 gets you started with a hand held press. 5 color coded assembly rings, and he battled for over five years, Peter J. re- enough metal parts and designs to make 10 mained involved in square dancing until the buttons. Additional parts and designs are avail- very end. He and Jennie had been danc- able. Send for a FREE catalog and idea book To order send $29.95 plus $1.75 shipping ing for 22 years. They were members of (IL residents add $1.87 lax) to: Badge-A-Mind. LEGACY, and their promotion of the ECMA Dept. ASD990 348 North 30th Rd., Box 800. (emergency procedures) at their convention LaSalle. IL 61301 or Phone (815) 224-2090. and since has been a tremendous contribu- MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. tion to square dancing.

American Squaredance, September 1990 71 DATE-LINE Rita's Guiltlque A Square Dancers Exclusive!! SQUARE DANCERS GUILT-TOP NIT Includes: • 30 pre-cut stamped, white blocks, to be appliqued & embroidered.' Olkie—Farmers Fall Festival. City Park. Chilkcothe: October 4-7 Call Paul • 30 pre-cut solid color blocks. Uhrig (614)775-4966 or Duane Benner (513)365-1456 • Enough solid color fabric for final binding. Arkeena-20th Annual London Bndge SER/D Festival, Havasupai Elem • Patterns for applique pieces. tat442,_ School, Lake Havasu City, October 5-6, Tony Oxendine, Jack/Dorothy • Full instructions for appliqued blocks • etN. Wright Call (602)855-2500 or 8334 AND ASSEMBLY. 0110 Michigan-71h Annual Heritage Day Dance, Thunder Bay JHS. Alpena; ' - Use left-over fabric from your dresses. 7.0kfliN October 5-7: Ed Laudenschlager Contact Thomas Astrom, 5282 Cedar Available in queen/double size only Lake Rd. Oscoda MI 48750 Finished size approximately 82 x 102 Michigan-7th Annual Blast Oft, Stouners Battle Creek Hotel. October Batting & backing NOT INCLUDED 5-7, K BOAT B Main. J Haag, S &lath. V Troxell, G Shoemake, Bob/Sally COLORS Nolen Contact Herold/Rena Reuss, 18250 "B" Dr N. Marshall MI 49068. ems Pastel Pue Only $39.95 Now Jersey-4th Annual Star Struck Weekend. Amencan Legion Hall, Rust Royal B'ue plus $3.60 postitg• a hAndisng Red Navy EVve Con•than cadets 05.00 Seaside Heights, October 5-7, Art Tangen, Glenn Matthew. Ellen/AI Fury. Rose Brawn Contact Glenn Matthew. 433 Wesley Av, HuImerille PA 19047. Yellow Berry Gold QUILTING TEMPLATES 52.50 New Mexico—Sty Annual Balloon S/D Fest, Albuquerque S/D Ctr: Oc- Sod only with pall lots tober 5-7: Mike Jacobs. Ross Howell. Call (505)296-1613 or 236-9229. Please spocoly color when orderi ng New York—Empire State S&R/D Festival. Plaza Corry en. Albany: Oc- tober 5-7, T Crawford. R Leber, J Marshall, J Steclunar), J Wheeler S/W Bradt. K/J McGraw, C Burns. S Smith Contact George/Diane Grantee. 24 Fairway Ay, Delmar NY 12054. RITA DAVIS Deiserate—Octobertest S&R/D Festival, Fire Hall. Hartley. October 6 Iy 96 Palace Drive Contact Esther Pepper, RD 2 Boa 580 Felton DE 19943 Dayton, Ohio 45449 513.859-3824 Pennsylvania—Fiddle-A-Rounds Fall Festival, Immaculate Conception t—L School Gym. Clanon, October 6, Jerry Swartz, Dave Harrington Virginia—Circle 8's Fall Fest. HS, Peansburg: October 6: Kevin Lowe Contact Mike Nevergold, Peansburg VA 24134 Iowa—Central IA Singles Weeks .d. Neveln Elem School. Ankeny. Oc- West Virginia—Oglebaylest, Wilson Lodge. Wheeling; October 6. P tober 19-20, 0 Tarry. R Rice, F Ketterer, B Lien. Contact Audrey Schultz, Teufel. T Mohney, D/G Blaskia. DIE Risley Cal Paul Teufel (304)242-8118. 1528 Richmond, Des Moines IA 50316. Indians-25th Anniversary Weekend. Indiana Roof Ballroom, In- Florida90 Fall Festival of Rounds, Lake Mirror Auditonum. Lakeland; dianapolis: October 6-7, Irv/Betty Eastehlay Contact Milt/Arlene Kipatnck, October 19-21. ContctJimrry/Carol Griffin, 4652 38th Air N. St Petersburg 1060 Shoreline Circle, Cicero IN 461134. FL 33711 Virginla—S/D, Rotary Bldg Fairgrd, Stuart. October 11. Vaughn Parnsh. Vermont-1st Annual Tumbling Leaes Festival. Bennington College; Oc- Fred Martin tober 19-21. Contact CIff/Serta Brodeur, Box 914, Pittsfield MA 01202. Florida—Ocean Waves Festival, Daytona Beach: October 12, F Bedell, New York—Pumpkin Capers Dance, Eason Hall. Westfield; October 21; D Hanhurst, C Myers. B/B Beattie. F/L Hornung. J/M Augenblick. Call Mike Callahan, Dick/Pat Winter. Call (716)753-7389. Jean Horton (904)274-2041. Ohio-18th Annual Octoberlest Ashland Univ, October 21, H Johnston, Florida-8th Annual Orange Blossom Special, Strawberry Square. Plant D/G Blanks. T Trainor. M Turner. K Rippeto, D/B Miller Contact Marilyn City, October 12-13; K Bower J Haag, MartyrByrthe Martin Contact Keinath, 283 Reform St. Mansfield OH 44903, Bob/Ginny Hollon. 206 Vine St, Plant City FL 33567 North Carolina—Fall Music & Dance Elderhostel Week, John C Camp- Florida-12th Annual FASSRD Single-Rama. Winter Park Civic Cif; Oc- bell Folk School, Brasnown, October 2127 Wnte Registrar, John C Camp- tober 12-13. B Bennett. R Fulcher. S Thomas. Contact Darlene Hudson. bell Folk School. Rt 1 Box 14A, Brasstown NC 28902.9603 1225 Pine Hills Rd. Orlando FL 32808. South Carolina-21st Annual Palmetto Promenade S&R/D Festival, linnessee-35th Annual S&R/D Festival, Cam & Trade Ctr. Chattanooga, Greenville Memorial Auditonum: October 26-27, T Oxendine. J Story, October 12-13: J Biggerstan, C year, R/J Lawson. Write 35th Annual J/G Whetsell Contact Torn/Rhena Kirk, 249 Cherokee Hills Or, Pickens Chattanooga Choo Choo, 2548 Gunbarrel Rd, Chattanooga TN 37421. SC 29671 Michigan—Weekend Dance, Pokagon State Park. October 12-14, L Cole, North Carolina-30th Annual Tobaccoland Roundup, Army Nail Guard L Perfans. B Peterson Contact Bill Peterson, 30230 Oakvew. Livonia Bldg. Raleigh, October 26-27; D Scearce. N/K Glover Contact Jim Col- MI 48154 lins, POB 1124, Garner NC 27529. Michigan—Sugar Loaf S&R/D Weekend. Traverse City; October 12-14, Connecticut—Happy Travellers Plus Weekend. Harley Hotel, Enfield. Oc- D McMillan, T Oxendine. J/P Thomas Call Dwight/Pat Coddington tober 26-28 Contact Gerne Purcell. 340 Highland As Randolph MA (616)946-6546 or 947-6763 02368 Pennsylvania-22nd Annual Fall Festival, Keystone Oaks HS, Pittsburgh. Tennessee—Barton Clinic, Montgomery Bell State Park: October 26-28 October 13; G Shoemake. H Ferree, F/P Lehnert Contact Dorothy Kletke, Contact Ron Grendell. 544 Bell Rd, Antiocn TN 37013 2503 Springwood Or, Glenshaw PA 15116 West VirgInle—S&R/D Weekend, Pipestem State Park Lodge. October 01110-31s1 Annual Fall Festival, UAW Hall, Lima. October 14, L Letson, 26-28, W McDonald. C Barker, P Lotlin/D Hynes Contact Phyllis Login, BM Tracy. Contact Ralph/Ella Theis. 711 S Erie St. Delphos OH 45833 1002 Courtland An, Reidsville NC 27320 Ohio—Harvest Main Dance. Dewitt School. Cuyahoga Falls, October North Carolina-23rd Annual Spooktackuiar Dance, Polo Park Rec Ctr. 19. Contact AVHelen Gabnel. 139 Lucy In, Northfield OH 44067 Winston-Salem. October 27. Kevin Lowe, Ed/Carolynn Raybuck 72 American Squaredance, September 1990 Choreography by Corky Pell Pretty music and a nice intermediate waltz with a long sequence. Phase IV. THE DOCK OF THE BAY—Atlantic OS13100 .1SitiZ Choreography by Ned & Lois Hartman Easy-going Otis Redding vocal with a slightly different ROUND REVIEWS intermediate three-part cha cha routine. by Frank & Phyl Lehnert IN DREAMS—Eric 7103 Choreography by Chuck & Sandi Weiss CAROUSEL WALTZ—Grenn 14277 Roy Orbison vocal with an interesting intermediate rum- Choreography by Phil & Jane Robertson ba with an open hip twist. Phase IV + 1. Nice music and a good, easy-intermediate waltz. Phase OH LONESOME ME—Mercury 875-450-7 II + 2. (Hover and Spin Turn). Choreography by Steve & Jackie Wilhoit QUIETLY FOXTROT—Grenn 17120 Real swinging Kentucky Headhunters music and a good Choreography by Jim & Carol Tucker three-part easy-intermediate and single swing. Phase Good music, same as Dream 'N Foxtrot, and a nice, III + 2. basic, easy-intermediate foxtrot. Phase III. FOOLS FALL IN LOVE—Atlantic 0S13139 LONESOME ME—Chaparral 611 Choreography by Roy & Sally Plaissance Chorea by Wanda Winter/Jack & Ann Von der Heide Good peppy music by The Drifters, with an interesting Good music and a good three-part easy two-step, cued easy-intermediate three-part two step. Phase III. by Jack. Phase II + 1 ISLAND—Capitol B-44537 LOVE NEST V—Grenn 17136 Choreography by Pat & Jerry Mitchell Choreography by George & Judie McFarlane Easy three-part intermediate two-step to an Eddie Raven Good solid music and foxtrot cued by George. Phase V. vocal. Phase III. LOVE NEST II—Grenn 17136 LONELY WIND—Atlantic 0S13139 Same record and choreographer as above, with an in- Choreography by Roy & Sally Plaissance teresting (fishtail and side stairs) routine, cued by Kind of wild music with an easy two-step routine George. Phase II + 2. (fishtail). Phase II + 1. CARPET BAGGERS THEME—DAL P-6082 LISTEN TO THE MUSIC—GWB 0407 Choreography by Howard & Jan Choreogrpahy by Chuck & Sandi Weiss Pretty music and an interesting rumba. Phase IV. Lively music with an intermediate cha chaifoxtrot routine (open hip twist and switch). Phase IV + 2. ON THE ROAD AGAIN—Columbia 13-02166 LONDON BY NIGHT—Spec. Press Choreography by Phil & Royna Thomas Choreography by Bill & Carol Goss Good Willie Nelson vocal and a flowing easy five-step. Pretty music and a good advanced waltz. Phase VI. Phase II. SPANISH TOWN—Windsor 4721 LA SEINE—Roper 143 Choreography by Dan & Doris Sobala To P. 79

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How many of you have either been on or heard about a "Square Dance Cruise" where there was no dancing? Or at best....one or two dances during the week. Far too many, according to hundreds of dancers we've talked with. If you just want to go on a cruise, more than 25 different cruises leaving south Florida each week!

On the other hand, if you really LOVE square dancing, then may we ENTHUSIASTICALLY suggest that you join us on our 2nd Annual United Squares of America Cruise. We leave Miami on January 5, 1991, for Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Cozumel and Playa del Carmen.

If you have never cruised before, don't worry. With our toll-free number, you are welcome to call us as often as you have questions. We will take you step-by-step through your cruise long before you pack your clothes. Once on board, we'll be there to help in every way we can, even if it is just to borrow a needle and thread.

Last year, 247 marvelous people enjoyed 17 dances and workshops in 7 days. This year will be even more exciting with the addition of a Square Dance Beach Party on 7-Mile Beach on Grand Cayman.

WE WANT YOU TO BE PART OF OUR FUN,and if you love to dance, you should expect nothing less on a "Square Dance Cruise"!

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ROYAL BAVARIAN HOLIDAY TOUR Enjoy the Beauty and Grandeur of the Tyrolean Alps

September 9-September 17, 1991 The Beauty of the Austrian Alps WADE DRIVER and MIKE SEASTROM Helen & Bill Stairwalt Five nights of square and round dancing in a beautiful new air-conditioned hall on parquet wood floor. Seven Days visiting AUSTRIA, SWITZERLAND, ITALY & GERMANY.

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under one roof. Mainstream, Plus, Ad- ,Salt Lake vanced, Challenge, Contra, Clogging, Youth singles and all Round Dance --frrrN -11 Phases will be featured. WHEU EASE? 1/11E1 WES7 *Our special event features the renowned Mormon Symphony and F011713E 40711 NATIONAL Chorus performing in the historic Taber- June 27, 28, 29, 1991 nacle on Temple Square. The Fashion Show, "Carousel of Color," will delight and WELCOME FELLOW DANCERS! entertain you in the beautiful setting of On behalf of the many square dancers Symphony Hall. in the state of Utah, it is our personal *"Bee" Enlightened—attend the many pleasure to invite everyone to join the interesting and controversial education thousands of dancers planning to come sessions. Highlighted with a panoramic to the 40th National Square Dance Con- view of the city and the Wasatch Moun- vention. Please join us in Salt Lake City tains, the Showcase of Ideas is a must for June 26-29, 1991, for fun and friendship. everyone. "This is the place," high in the mountain * Take a tour. Dance a tip at the top of an tops where East Meets West for a unique 11,000 foot peak; take a train ride through convention. the Utah Alps; see the historical sites of Salt Lake City was founded on July 24, Salt Lake City; visit Danger Cave where 1847, when Brigham Young said, "This is the Hiroshima bomb was stored; gaze at the place." We think you will agree for all the famous Bonneville Salt flats or be a of the right reasons: Top Gun for a day. *All the dancing and activities will be *There are 7,000 hotel rooms within

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For rates and dates, write: Tom Trainor, 12809 Seville Drive, Sun City West, Arizona 85375 Or call: 602-584-3607 or Toll-free anywhere in the U.S. 1-800-448-5216 78 American Squarectance September '990 walking distance of the convention center. FLIP SIDE/ROUNDS, Continued Six hotels are directly across the street Nice music and a good easy waltz. Phase II. and hotel guests park free! RV Parking is TENNESSEE WALTZ—Roper 277 only 11/2 miles away. A special bus pass Choreography by Richard & JoAnne Lawson for all local transportation is being offered Pretty music and a nice challenging waltz. Phase VI. at $10 for 4 days. REMEMBER—Windsor 4696 * Food! There are 90 restaurants and fast Choreography by Richard & JoAnne Lawson food shops within a short walk of the Salt Good music and a good intermediate waltz. Phase IV. Palace, over 300 in the Salt Lake valley. Also, plenty of delicious food will be UNDER THE BRIDGES OF PARIS—Windsor 4715 available on site. Choreography by Wilson & Ann McCreary Arrive early and stay late. Utah is a state Pretty music and a nice intermediate waltz (hinge). with a colorful past, an exciting present Phase IV + 1. and a promising future. Enjoy it all!! This I CAN'T SMILE—Flashback 98 is the place where East will meet West in Choreography by Chuck & Barb Jobe 1991. Good Barry Manilow vocal and a good intermediate Glenn & Lois Baldwin jive. Phase IV + 2. General Chairmen TILL THERE WAS YOU—Hoctor 651 40th National Square Dance convention Choreography by Ron & Ree Rumble Good music and an interesting high-intermediate fox- trot. Phase V. SUGARTIME—MCA 60071 Choreography by Ron & Ree Rumble. Catchy McGuire Sisters vocal and a good peppy easy four-part two step. Phase II. BOX 17095 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84117 Fashions from Texas by Nita Smith

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Step thru, touch 1/4 , centers trade Scootback, boys run, reverse flutter wheel Left allemande... 0/0844-0„ Heads touch 1/4 , scootback, walk & dodge Touch 1/4 , centers scootback All scootback, split circulate, boys run f46)84/0/./), Crosstrail thru, left allemande... REVIEW] SCOOTBACK Starting Formation: Box circulate. Action: Dancers facing in step straight forward to join adjacent forearms, turn half and step for- ward to end in the position vacated by the dancer who was facing out. Meanwhile, each dancer facing out runs into the position vacated by the dancer who is doing the forearm turn. RUN CHAIN THRU When done from a right-hand box, the Author Unknown dancers facing in turn by the right and the Action: From parallel waves or two-faced lines, dancers facing out run right. When done from designated dancers run, new centers arm turn a left-hand box, the dancers facing in turn by 3/4 (momentary wave), wave centers trade, then the left and the dancers facing out run left. arm turn the wave ends 1/4. Ends in parallel SAMPLE CHOREO: waves or two-faced lines. Heads lead right and circle to a line Similar to spin chain thru except run is Pass thru, wheel & deal, centers touch 1/4 substituted for the initial arm turn. Scootback, boys run, couples lead right SAMPLE CHOREO: Left allemande... Heads square thru four, ocean wave Heads lead right and circle to a line Ends run chain thru, girls circulate twice Swing thru, spin the top, scootback All half circulate, bend the line, you're home... Right and left grand... Heads square thru four, ocean wave Heads square thru four, slide thru Centers run chain thru, ends run chain thru Dixie style to a wave, left swing thru Pass thru, trade by, left allemande... Scootback, left allemande... Heads square thru four, swing thru Heads lead right and circle to a line Ends run chain thru, boys circulate Pass the ocean, scootback Tag the line left, ferris wheel, pass thru Split circulate, centers scootback Left allemande... All scootback, boys run Heads square thru four, swing thru Reverse flutter wheel, left allemande... Centers run chain thru, ends circulate Heads pass the ocean, scootback Wheel and deal, left allemande... Step thru, cioverleaf, centers swing thru Heads lead right and circle to a line 80 American Squaredance, September 1990 Touch 1/4 , coordinate, ends run chain thru Girls trade, right and left grand... Girls circulate twice, right and left grand... Heads lead right and circle to a line Heads lead right and circle to a line Touch 1/4 , coordinate, chase and follow Touch 1/4 , circulate, boys run, veer left Boys cross run, girls trade, swing thru Girls run chain thru, boys cross run Boys run, ferris wheel, pass thru Scootback, right and left grand... Left allemande... Heads square thru four, swing thru, boys run Heads lead right and circle to a line Couples circulate, ends run chain thru Dixie style to a wave, girls run Swing thru, boys run, couples circulate Chase and follow, centers cross run, recycle Bend the line, crosstrail thru Swing thru, right and left grand... Left allemande... Heads square thru four, slide thru Heads square thru four, ocean wave, boys run Dixie style to a wave, centers trade, centers run Couples circulate, centers run chain thru Couples circulate, chase and follow Scootback, right and left grand... Centers trade, centers run, wheel and deal Heads square thru four, ocean Nave Left allemande... Girls run, tag the line left, girls r Jr-i chain thru Heads pass thru, go round one to a line Right and left grand... Pass the ocean, ends run, couples circulate Heads lead right and circle to a line Chase and follow, centers trade, girls trade Right and left thru, dixie style to a wave Square thru four, trade by, pass thru Boys trade, boys run, couples circulate Trade by, left allemande... Boys run chain thru, girls circulate twice Left allemande...

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CAST APART by Don Beck CHASE AND FOLLOW Action: From 1/4 tag, centers cast off 3/4 around Plus Quarterly Selection the wave ends; outsides step ahead (between Action: From parallel two-faced lines (for ease the "casting" pairs) and touch 1/4 . Ends in of description, we will use left-face two-faced columns. lines), leaders chase right (out), trailers circulate and then centers run. Ends in parallel waves. SAMPLE CHOREO: Heads pass the ocean, cast apart, boys run EXAMPLES: Pass thru, trade by, ocean wave, trade the wave Heads square thru four, ocean wave Left allemande... Boys run, couples circulate, chase and follow Girls trade, all pass thru, wheel and deal Heads square thru four, swing thru, centers run Zoom and square thru 3/4 , left allemande... Ferris wheel, swing thru, cast apart Circulate twice, boys run, centers pass thru Head ladies chain, heads square thru four Swing thru, right and left grand... Swing thru, girls run, chase and follow Right and left grand... Head ladies chain, chain back dixie style To a wave, centers trade, cast apart and roll Heads lead right and circle to a line Load the boat, left allemande... Pass the ocean, boys run, chase and follow Centers trade, swing thru, split circulate twice Heads right and left by, cast apart, circulate Single hinge, right and left grand... Trade and roll, pass thru, wheel and deal Dixie grand, left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line Spin the top, girls run, chase and follow Heads lead right and circle to a line Pass thru, wheel and deal, swing thru American Squaredence, September 1990 81

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Double pass thru, face partner, pass thru Wheel and deal, double pass thru, face partner P.S.: MS/QS Right and left thru, pass thru, face your partner by Walt Cole Box the gnat, grand right and left... Zero Line: Pass thru, wheel and deal TIMING'S THE THING Double pass thru, turn your back on partner INTRO: : Sides right 8 left thru Wheel and deal, double pass thru, turn your back — — — : Heads square thru four On partner, wheel and deal, double pass thru - — — — : — — — Turn your back on partner, bend the line Slide thru — — Crosstrail thru — — Crosstrail thru, left allemande... Pass one and wrong way : Weave the ring — — — — — — Partner swing THE MAINSTREAM PROGRAM: — — Promenade Split, hinge and fan; Zero box: Pass thru, U-turn back, touch 1/4 Split circulate, single hinge, fan the top, boys run Bend the line, pass to the center, square thru 3/4 FOR THE MODULAR CALLER: Left allemande... Zero Box to Zero Line: Zero box: Right and left thru, veer left, boys circulate Static Square: Heads square thru, sides rollaway Girls trade, bend the line, right and left thru, zero line Touch 1/4, split circulate, single hinge, fan the top Single hinge, boys run, centers square thru 3/4 Zero box: Right and left thru, veer left, boys circulate Left allemande... Wheel and deal, star thru, zero line. Zero box (wave): Scoot back, boys circulate Zero line: Touch 1/4, single circulate, in your own four Boys run, bend the line, zero line. Split circulate, single hinge, fan the top, boys run Bend the line, right and left thru, slide thru Zero box (wave): Scoot back, girls circulate, boys run Left allemande... Bend the line, zero line. Zero Line to Left Allemande: Zero line: Pass the ocean, single hinge, centers trade Zero line: Spin the top, single hinge, boys run Split circulate, single hinge, fan the top Reverse flutter wheel, sweep 1/4, swing thru, turn thru Boys run right, center four, wheel and deal, sweep 1/4, Left allemande... Others bend the line (face in), double pass thru Lead couple partner trade, pass thru, left allemande... Zero line: Spin the top, single hinge, boys run Right and left thru, dixie style to an ocean wave Boy-Boy Girl-Girl: Extend, left allemande... Zero line: Pass thru, wheel and deal, double pass thru Centers in, cast off 3/4. pass thru, wheel and deal THE BASIC PROGRAM: Girls spin the top and single hinge, girls walk and dodge Static Square: Heads crosstrail thru and go around one All pass thru, girls cloverleaf, boys spin the top Into the middle, pass thru, split the sides and And single hinge, boys walk and dodge and cloverleaf, Separate and go around one and into the middle Girls pass thru, touch 1/4, girls circulate, boys trade And swing the opposite, face the outside two and Boys run, ferns wheel, square thru 3/4, left allemande... Split 'em and go around one. into the middle Boys Fan: Make a right-hand star, turn it once around Zero box (wave): Scoot back, fan the top, boys run To the corner, left allemande... Wheel and deal, slide thru...zero box Zero Square: Heads square thru, right and left thru But the new centers go a full turn, then zoom Zero line: Pass the ocean, all eight circulate, scoot back New centers zoom, new centers pass thru Fan the top, single hinge, center four walk and dodge All pass thru, trade by, centers partner trade Outside boys run, pass to the center, square thru 3/4 Zoom, new centers zoom, new centers star thru Left allemande... Crosstrail thru, left allemande... Whatever: Partners: Zero box (wave): Scoot back, fan the top, single hinge Zero line: Pass thru, wheel and deal, double pass thru Center four walk and dodge, outside boys run Face your partner, pass thru, wheel and deal Pass thru, trade by, pass thru, left allemande... 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American Squaredance. September 1990 89 LXPI RINHATAL BASK fl k 40 Callers Contribute Monthly CALLERLAB QUARTERLY PLUS PROGRAM Single circle to a wave Teacup chain SELECTIONS All eight spin the top Spin chain and exchange 3/4 tag the line (Anything) and roll the gears Track two MAINSTREAM (Anything) and spread Spin chain the gears Trade the wave Spin chain and scoot thru Chase right Ferris recycle Coordinate ASD PLUS QS Crossfire ASD PULSE POLL EXPERIMENTALS Not a Callerlab program Right and left by Diamond circulate Caution: Not recommend- Chase and follow Dixie grand Explode family ed for dancers prior to Plus program activity. a. waves b. and anything Flip the diamond EXPERIMENTALS MAINSTREAM & Follow your neighbor PLUS LIST Grand swing thru 1988 Update Linear cycle Order IN-form X-4 from Load the boat 1. Slam the door ASD, 50C one copy Peel family 2. Star track a. Peel off 3. Trickle thru OS DEFINITIONS b. Peel the top & DIAGRAMS Ping pong circulate (Priority order) Order IN-form J-6 from Relay the deucey ASD 500 one copy • Remake the thar THE BILL PETERS CALLERS GUIDEBOOK SERIES

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1990-91 ROUNDALAB Lisbon Antigua PHASE I & II MOST POPULAR DANCES voted and en- CLASSIC LIST In the Arms of Love 1. All Shook Up joyed by 235 National Carousel Clubs PHASES I & II Games Lovers Play (Adv. and High-Int. Levels) Three A.M. 2. King of the Road/ Hush Sheik of Araby Edilweiss 1. Mambo Five (Smarrelln Bufiy Beautilul River 3. Salty Two-step 2. Romeo & Juliet (Moore) A Taste of the Wind 3. Pink Cadillac (Lawson) Jacalyn's Waltz PHASE IV Pop Goes the Movies 4. Hands Up Cha (Barton-Christmas) Baby O'Mine PHASE III I Wanta Quickstep 5. The Old House (Lamberty/Morales) Piano Roll Waltz 1. Axel F Houston Gazpacho Cha 6. Madigan's Waltz (Barton) Adios 2. Deja Vu All Night 7. Java Jive (Childers) Biloxi Lady 3. Die Lorelei/ Good or Girls B. Rock & Roll Shoes (Macuci) Kon Tiki Send Her roses Moments of Magic Til Tomorrow 9. Rumba Hermosa (Lawson) Pearly Shells PHASE IV Neapolitan Waltz Hooked on Swing 10. Flamingo (Childers) Lazy Sugarfoot 1. Night Train Little While Moon 11. It's Cha Cha Cha (Childers) SI Louis Blues Dance 2. Rainbow Connection IV 12. One (Shibata) Cab Driver PHASES V & VI 3. White Sport Coat 13. Let Me Show You How (Slater) PHASE III Maria Elena PHASE V & VI Desert Song Tampa Jive 14. Venus (Anderson) Para Esto 1. I Love Beach Music/ 15. Boulavogue (Lamberty/Morales) Crazy Eyes Maria Rumba Rainbow Foxtrot 2. Pink Cadillac 16. Just Another Woman in Love (Anderson) Patricia Hawaiian Wedding Song 3. Kokomo Butterfly Cavatina Caller's° BOO: TUXEDO JUNCTION That Happy Feeling Sugarloot Stomp Roundalab ROO: Apres L'Entriente Amor Cha Phase III—Twistin' the Night Away Phase V-VI—Mambo 5 Hallelujah Carmen Phase IV—Something's Gotta Give Classic—Dream Awhile Third Man Theme Caress

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rom Ed Foote comes a note: "In children. Dances that Benjamin Lovett F the July 1990 issue in the caller note taught and called began to appear in services section, two examples of choreo- newspapers around the country and in- graphy were given, touch 1/4 , zoom. This cluded detailed instructions on how to ex- combination should never be used, ecute these manuevers. Mr. Ford also because it is a direct reversal of body flow sponsored a radio program. Lovett would for each lead person doing the zoom. travel to Chicago every Sunday and call "If one wants to use a zoom after touch dances on the radio which had been 14, an all eight circulate should be inserted printed in the newspaper during the pre- before the zoom, as: touch 1/4 , all eight cir- vious week. This one-hour program was culate, zoom. Now the action is smooth." broadcast from Chicago to the east coast Readers be advised. and after an hour wait to compensate for the time differential, the same broadcast ust a little bit of the historical account was sent to the west coast. Old fashioned J of the time of Henry Ford is recounted square dancing became the rage." by Al Stevens and Rudi Pohl in their Notes for European Callers. Here's a n Mainstream Flow by Rusty and Kay small segment that callers will find I Fennell, we always find some unusual interesting: figures. Here's one: "Once Benjamin Lovett was in Michi- All four couples promenade 1/2 gan, he and Mr. Ford began to publicize Heads lead right and swing thru, and promote early American square dan- Everybody scoot back, walk into an eight chain 4 cing. Two hundred dancing instructors Touch 1/4 the, scoot back again, from Ohio and Michigan were invited to Boys run, swing your corner. Dearborn to learn how to dance and to call the Virginia Reel. Mr. Ford also arren Berquam always has plenty of directed Benjamin Lovett to begin a pro- W grist for the mill in his Minnesota gram for the Dearborn public school Callers Notes. Here are some goodies:

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92 American Squaredance. September 1990 Static: Head man and the corner girl Wheel & deal, double pass thru, cloverleaf Go up to the middle and back, square thru 4 Centers flutterwheel, zoom, men star left 1/2 Touch to a wave, centers run, couples circulate To meet your honey with a right & left grand... Centers run, 8 circulate, centers run Couples circulate, centers run, 8 circulate e always like to see what new Turn thru, allemande left... vv experimentals (some definitely off Zero line: Pass thru, wheel & deal the wall) are coming up any month from Centers star thru, two ladies chain here and there, so we turn to Bill Davis Square thru 4, swing thru, boys run and his New View. This time he lists: Bend the line, two ladies chain, square thru 4 chain and flutter, chase back, cross chain Walk by one, allemande left... the line, diamond cycle, diamond deal, Static: Heads square thru 4, square thru 4 more form AQ, grand explosion, ladies out and Partner trade, star thru, dive thru, square thru 4 turn about, ladies out, men sashay, pull Separate go around one and make a line cast (R, L, in, out), roll up the column, Star thru, zoom, centers pass thru, (ZB) scoot chain your neighbor, scoot slide thru, Allemande left... that ought to have a name, and venture to a line/wave.

ry this for something a little different. on-symetric choreo is discussd in the T It's from the Southern California N latest Toronto & District Notes. Notes: Here's a good formula: Heads step to a wave, spin the top, extend Set Ups to 4 boys/4 girls ocean wave: Swing thru, scoot back, spin chain thru 1 & 2 rollaway, heads square thru All 8 circulate, follow you neighbor Step to a wave, ends circulate... Left swing thru, lett spin the top, pass thru 1 & 2 rollaway, heads pair off, step to a wave

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American Squaredance, September 1990 93 Acey deucey, swing thru, centres run which he was the inaugural president, in Bend the line, pass the ocean... 1979. He has been a board member of the Zero inserts: Australian Callers' Federation since its Call any APD zeros (avoid sex- oriented calls foundation, also in 1979. Again in that such as slide thru) same year, he was the inspiring influence Get outs to 1P2P lines: in the formation of the Queensland Cal- Call linear cycle to get parallel lines, then call: lers' Association, which has grown, under his presidency, every year since, to enjoy Square thru 2, trade by, star thru, bend the line. the membership of nearly every caller in Square thru 4, trade by, pass in, 1/2 breed thru... Queensland." Pass the ocean, split circulate There's more, but we're out of space. Outfacers trade, 1/2 breed thru... Pass the ocean, split circulate, outfacers extend Then trade, (Call any block zero) Outsiders extend, 1/2 breed thru...

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94 Amencen Squeredence, September 1990 DANCING TIPS, Continued today, isn't it! is what we call an eight chain thru. In Some of the names of the dances we those days if the ladies chained, it meant found were: The Flirt, Duck and Dive, over and back unless they called a ladies Basket Figure, Bunch the Little Sage Hens, half chain, then they did not return. What Pop Goes the Weasel, Irish Washer- we call a star promenade, they called a woman, Captain Jinks, Spin the Top, Var- wagon wheel star. In some of the old calls souvianna, The Schottische. you would hear, chase the rabbit, chase While the old-time dances were usual- the squirrel, and that meant to chase the ly more simple than today's, we did find lady. To have the lady chase the gent, the many that required a knowledge of call was chase that possum, chase that special terms. Of course, it was much coon. Squirrel was meant to be the lady, easier to get into the fun then than it is possum was the name for the gent. today and it surely was more of a social A 1947 edition of Foster's Folkway event that it is now. Still, we find clubs to- Features had this to say: "Let me repeat day that are very sociable; we find peo- here, that the Waltz, the Schottische, the ple making new friends and enjoying one Two-step, the Varsouvianna, the Polka and another. So we have not lost that impor- the Circle dance are just as much a part tant part of dancing. Standardization has of the Old-Time dance as the Square helped us to be able to travel the country Dance itself." Another quotation, "Sets and square dance wherever we alight, but should be formed with as little confusion we have lost the regional flavor and in- as possible. Running to obtain a position fluences. It is only natural that, in our should be avoided. Once you have 'locat- more complex society, our square dance ed,' do not change unless asked to do so has become more complex, but please, by the master of ceremonies. To do so is let's not get carried away with it! an insult to the others in the set." Still true

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