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by does anyone read a hobby ma- W gazine? To learn more about that hobby, to find out what other hobbyists are doing, to enjoy the hobby to the fullest, to learn of special events in that hobby, to share thoughts and suggestions with others in a special activity. These answers are what we as editors keep in mind as we choose articles and formulate our twelve issues every year. We also think of Asn as a medium of communications—that is to say that information also comes in and is published for others to read and think about. When we first established the columns in ASD, both "Feedback" and "Straight Talk" were meant to be "forum" articles where readers could air their views. Later, "Rave" became another where readers meetings of associations, at caller's con- could enthuse about particular events or fabs. We'd like to believe that the points happenings or people. We like to say that make people think, help them to better every reader is entitled to an opinion; of deal with issues and opposing viewpoints, course, the fact is that when we get many generate lively exchanges of ideas. letters about a certain point, we must Dreamers, aren't we? But we guess that's sometimes just print salient points of each what's kept us in this editorial seat for or pick just a few to print. We do try to print twenty-one years. both sides of any question that readers Thankfully, readers do write often. want to discuss. That's what being a Thankfully, readers do share their forum is all about. ideas. The main point here is that when an Thankfully, many readers take up their idea is presented and then refuted in pens—some once in a lifetime, some "Feedback," neither side is probably ab- rather frequently—and scribble a feature, solutely right. Neither viewpoint is written a club happening, a valid opinion. They in concrete for everyone to adopt. We'd are the lifeblood of our communication. like to think that some of these points, if Thankfully, many readers continue to they are important to the square dance peruse the magazine and enjoy it. activity, are discussed at clubs, at Our thanks go to you this November! scope— big mac records Presents ■ BM102 OLD FASHIONED LOVE by Mac BM103 HUSH, HUSH by Al BM104 GOTTA HAVE AN ACE by Ron Al Cannon Ron Mineau Templeton. CA Arroyo Grande. CA SINGING CALLS RECENT ROUNOANCES BM101 STRIP POLKA BM095 NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS SC40 CLAP CLAP BM100 CARIBBEAN BM094 TRAIN OF THOUGHT SC39 AFTER THE BALL BM099 BEER BARREL POLKA BM093 NO NO NORA SC38 HAPPY POLKA/ BM098 WALK WITH ME LEFT FOOTERS BM097 SHANTY TOWN by Mac NEW CATALOG AVAILABLE SC37 CHALET POLKA BM096 LITTLE RED WAGON PO Box 1448, San Luis Obispo CA 93466 SC36 NOW IS THE HOUR 4 Amencen Squaredence November 1989 =11 min ow%

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American Squaredance. November 1989 5 been a 35-year long love affair. We already miss everyone but especially we miss the GRAND ZIP grand occasions of visiting caller "artists" to our club, like yourself. So it is with a We want to thank you for choosing My heavy heart we say "good-bye," but Blue Heaven as your dance in "Cue Tips." hasten to add our good wishes to you and When we opened the magazine and saw your worldwide family for many happy our dance, it quite a surprise. Luella and years of prancin' dancin' to come. I look forward to receiving American Patti & Jack Matthias Squaredance. It's a nice magazine; keep Morganton, North Carolina up the good work. led & Luella Floden Des Moines, Iowa ...As an update to my earlier article in the Ed. Note: Dances are published in "Cue March issue, "Increase Membership For Tips" because the Pulse Poll results have Sure," we have so far received 110 re- shown them to be popular, but thanks quests from all over the U.S.A. and anyway for the "thank you." Canada for this kit. We've had favorable comments on the article and numerous ...My letter concerning state conventions people expressed their appreciation that must have appeared. To date, I have re- we had taken the time to share our ex- ceived information from approximately perience and ideas.. The offer still stands. twelve states. One of the more interesting While traveling south during April, we approaches is that of West Virginia, sent decided to try square dancing in South to me by Sheila Landis. That state has Carolina and Virginia. We ended by seen fit to hold their convention in an visiting seven. We would be remiss if we available college, renting rooms to those didn't report that we were warmly received who wish to attend at an affordable rate, by all these clubs and were made to feel including prepaid meals as required. For very special...lf you're a square dancer, an older person on limited means, this is you really have a family away from home sensible and attractive. Fred Hylton wherever you go. Warren Trickey Long Beach, California Guelph, Ontario

I have used this card opportunity to The Red Diamond Swingers wish to ex- cancel our subscription to ASD—sadly. press appreciation for your ad in our Jack's health has worsened over the past cookbook. We would like you to have one two years and I now must admit that we of our books...we hope you will enjoy it as are no longer square dancing. For us the much as we have. Lee Rexrode pleasure leisure—to use your terms—has Leesville, Louisiana

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Arnancan Squaredance, November 1989 7 oxen, mountain lions. The Asian/African elephants looked a bit out of place. The festival started on Thursday evening with a Plus dance. Then Friday and Saturday night's dances were Main- stream, with both MS and Plus workshops during the day on Saturday. Working with me for the RID program were Pete and Don Hickman of San Antonio. Their Satur- day afternoon workshop was a real treat for two non-roundish (Who says you're not - ALAS! ALAK! ALASKA! round?—Co-Ed.) co-editors who learned Anchorage, Alaska—Everything is BIG to Clap Clap and samba with latent Latin in Alaska. The sky is big. The mountains style. are big. The animals are big. The reindeer Each year at this unique event, some sausage I had for breakfast that first morn- extraordinary features are planned and ing after our arrival was big. The people presented by committees that obviously are big-hearted. Cathie and I mused that spend hundreds of hours putting it all this was the start of our fifth trip to the 49th together. Noteworthy among these this state as we flew on the big United DC-10 year was an old-style, one-act, one-hour into Anchorage on September 13. melodrama called Drucilia's Decision, full (Unlucky? No!) Each time it's been an ex- of slapstick humor, audience participation, citing adventure. Very different each time. learned lines purposely muffed, and all And this was certainly another special the special effects (floodlighting, period visit to the state where memories flash as costumes, elaborate staging, live musical brightly and colorfully as the Northern background) found in an off-Broadway Lights. production. The plot was classic—pity the The occasion was my being hired for poor lot of the "Widda Samantha" and the Stardusters Roundup, an annual her lovely daughter, Drucilla, as the villain festival held at the Square Dance Center attempts to foreclose on the mortgage. in town, plus a back-to-back, five-day, far They are saved just in time by the gallant north Callers School. So we spent a week cavalry officer, Fauntleroy Calhoun. Sup- and a day calling, teaching, touring and plemental effects: Popcorn for the au- dancing. Our hosts the entire time were dience to throw at the villain; a mammy Ivan and Arla Yancey, who even let us use holding up signs at strategic points with a van for odd-time exploits. One venture commands to "hiss," "boo," "applaud," took us an hour southerly to see the Por- and others. It was a riotous way to con- tage glacier—a massive magnifi-sense. clude a full Saturday of activity. Thanks The oil spill was verboten, however. to Carolyn and Don Hasbrouk and Karol Another trip included northerly towns of and Doug Askerman, our key-ordinators. Eagle River, Eklutna, Palmer and Wasilla. The Caller School kicked off Sunday in In little Chugiak we viewed the Orthodox the same facility, sponsored by the An- Indian graveyard where each grave was chorage Callers and Cuers Association. covered by a spirit house, a miniature Participants, all newer callers, were Bob dwelling. The whole area looked like a Clements, Jim Ruckhaber (His wife, Cor- Lilliputian village. A hand-hewn log inne Caplano, called one, too.), Bob church built by Russian missionaries a Bailey, Blaine Schmidt (president), Bill hundred years ago lent antiquity to the Nelson, Ivan and Arla (Our hosts, she quiet, mystic place. Another visit was to cues rounds.) and Al Weber (all the way the Alaska Zoo, where all native creatures from the Fairbanks area). Lots of talent in could be seen—moose, polar bears, that group! Some of us old heads in the wolves, seals, reindeer, eagles, musk lower 48 will have to move over when 8 Amencan Squaredance. November 1989 me up before the dance, but there was a slight delay because neither of us knew it was two-Noss territory! (Two Hoss restaurants, that is.) Bruce's wife Eileen cued. Choice crowd, not too plush, not too Plus, but plus-rated hometown folks.

Berlin, Pennsylvania—Another Quaker stately statistic was chalked up in good fashion—the annual Wheeler and Dealers those guys come our way. There was gig—a good summer windup in the tiny modulation in moderation, sighting like town of Berlin. (Say BER-lin, not Ber-LIN.) that of an eagle, and imagery that was Caller Fred Strang set the sound and his wholly holistic. A slam-bang evening wife Eva cued. Setter-uppers were Carl graduation party and an afternoon fare- and Carol Schrock. Setting: Berlin Com- well party in the home of Jim and Corinne munity Building. It was Pie Night. Oh, wound things up. what those country cooks could cater in Shopping was fun. Meeting with Rotary a kingly culinary category! Sinful, indeed. provided an unexpected visit from Hugh (For shame, Stan, did you sin?—Co-Ed.) O'Brian of Wyatt Earp fame. You should Rita and Andy Ridilla celebrated 36 years know we didn't go to Alaska just for the together, but Jim and Ida Mae Barnett halibut; however, that plus the big slabs topped it with a 50-year fete. Part way of freshly-caught king salmon given to us home that night I also feted a memorable by the Yanceys was mighty tasty! night with one more slice of lemon mer- ingue, in Somerset at the Highlander. BACK A FEW PAGES (Chalk up another sin!—Co-Ed.) Silver Bay, New York—Looking way, way back in August, there was one dance I failed to mention earlier, and it was strange enough even for Guinness, so I • dr. 1110e4b must cover it now. On the courts outdoors at the Y resort (noted last month), two TRACKS TO THE TAR HEEL STATE hundred seventy-five (275) zestful teens Wilmington, North Carolina—Septem- offered me a challenge, since their con- ber had just rolled around at this point, ference leaders had contracted for a and a Labor Day date beckoned. I flew to "super square dance." It was a treat, the Ral-Dur Airport and drove a Grand Am despite earlier fears! They were orderly, three hours to W-ton for another ASDance all 275 danced for two hours with no in that coastal city. Caller Ralph and Mary breaks (only a few change-of-pace circle Ann Kornegay hosted me. He's "Dr. K"; mixers and solo dances), and I was she designs and sells neat S/D patterns. thanked by many at dance end. It was (Cross-stitch, that is.—Co-Ed.) We met at faith-renewal time in the younger genera- restaurants before and after the dance tion. Whattabunch! with some of the fun-lovin' local gang. About 18 77's comprised a near record at Altoona, Pennsylvania— A couple of this one. That area's leaders are prepar- Quaker State dances followed this one, ing to host the first NC S/D Convention still in August. The first was in Altoona at in May, which will even have a special a small hall "you can hardly get to from shiptop shuffle on the USS North Caro- here." (You know the place—left at the lina. Cuers were Mack and Carolyn crossroads, then three blocks, then right Wilhite. Emcee/prexy: Eddie and Betty at the drugstore, then...) Caller Bruce Swart. Very early the next morning, it was Williamson booked me, arranged to pick just a slip, a skip and a flip—home again.

American Squaredance, November 1989 9 Huron, Ohio—The dance itself was hardly year Bud and Delores Miller cued rounds. more than a One-Night-Stan, but the loca- 20 sets attending is also a nifty number— tion was significant—Sawmill Creek Con- a record of sorts—but the hall holds for- ference Center/Resort right at the edge ty, so there's plenty of room to grow. of our little town. They called it the Solo- mon Reunion. (The original Solomon was never arrayed in such glorious attire—a hundred red kerchiefs, bright shirts, prairie skirts, boots, the works.)

Hartford city, !ndinn.-1 abOr Day had A GALLiVANT TO GAYLORD come and gone; the new S/D season was Alaska came between this one and upon us; a two-day weekend Hoosier those dances just reported, but who cares Hike first took me through torrential rains, if we're a bit chronic in the chrono-illogical driving four hours westward, into tiny Hart- department! Off I went on an American ford City. Yellow Rockers meet at the fair- Eagle way upstate in Michigan to land in grounds there. Emcee/prexies were Ron Traverse City, where Walt and Betty and Sandra Landon. Cuer: Becky Cole. Rathbun met my flight and transported One tip was split by novices Jolly Baldwin me east an hour to Gaylord. Appropriate- (Ind. grad '86, NC grad '89) and Cheryl ly the Gaylord Northern Squares meet in Joy (Ind. grad '89)—proving to be a Joy- the Alpine Zimmer Center. Area caller ful, Jolly good time for all. Other callers Jerry Featherly set the sound, and his wife present were Joy Teagle (He adds Joy to Leona cued rounds. Ernie and Jane the local dance scene.) and Howard Cole Keckonen gave me real "country-style" (Becky's guy). Home cookin' dominated lodging and took me back to the airport the snack table. My home for the night the next morning. David and Carolyn was the Mayor's Manor. (Sounds rather Sharkey are prexy/emcees. Here's a no- elite.—Co-Ed.) table record: dancers Kitty and Ed Prested celebrated their 64th wedding an- Burlington (Kokomo), Indiana—It was niversary. Ten sets danced a gentle Plus. only 70 miles straight west to arrive at the (Scratch soft—call it gentle. Soft is for Community Building in equally tiny Burl- women; gentle is for gentlemen.) It was ington, but half a dozen flea markets and a Gaylordic Nordic night, with fond feel- lawn sales slowed me down the next day. ings to nearly match the week-older, col- Two callers calling to two sets with three der, polar presence. other callers dancing is a trifle unusual Now, before we terminate this Gulliver- but it happened there. Kountry Kickers istic all-over-statistic, here's a final dose club caller Ken Hutchins shared the mike of miscellany: with me. He and Rosie are from Kokomo. Shirley Heiny cued. Callers dancing were Kahlil Gibran, in his moving, poetic Ann Helm, Gene Welk, and emcee Gerald fashion, tells us that each couple should Christiansen. Driving towards home that have space between them—time alone, night, I pondered the plight of dwindling time apart, with separate activities, within numbers in those wee clubs, of which reason, to make togetherness more there are many. meaningful. Good thought. The road is the space for me (and for Cathie) most Berea (Cleveland), Ohio—Each year every long weekend and a few full weeks things seem to go clickingly at our each year. She says she wonders how it ASDance, Berea Fairgrounds Hall (Dec. will feel when retirement comes and we're '88, ASD, p. 98) on Cleveland's west side. together lots more. Well, we'll just hope Dave and Arlene Stevenson are franchise to cope in a less copious capacity— managers, Dave calls with me, and this Co-Ed.) to American Squaredance November 1989 Cuing *meeting Nark N\ih. Zins 011anksgiuingitgar,-,t_ 0.;1 ,, by Jo Jan Nunley, Canyon, Texas Can you remember Thanksgiving last year? I do. We had friends over. I cooked the dinner and the friends brought a smoked turkey. In other words, we had a traditional Thanksgiving dinner last year. My mother found that she couldn't remember always what she had done on then you have something to be tnankful the holiday before. so she began keeping for. After all, what would your club be a Holiday Book where she lists what she without a caller? That's a question that did each holiday, who was there, and makes me shudder to think about, and I where she was. It's something we will guess it's the same for you. treasure as the years pass, I'm sure. Is your club thankful for faithful officers Think back. Can you remember what who are willing to do the necessary your family did last Turkey Day? Probably "thought" work and sometimes dirty work if you give it enough thought, you will for your club? What would a club be remember. If you cooked the dinner last without officers willing to give up some year in your kitchen and then had the private time so that your club could reap cleanup chores afterwards, you will pro- the benefits? It wouldn't be a club long bably have to think for less time than without officers. Dancers, like other peo- others will. Just a strong hunch I have. ple, need some direction to remain viable. But, can we as clubs remember back Officers provide that direction. Be thank- to Thanksgiving 1988? Did your club do ful that they do. anything special to mark this very special Are you thankful for your membership? American holiday? If so, good for you! It Whether it is up or down this year, it's your makes clubs special when special events club membership and something to be are commemorated. If you didn't, don't grateful for. Without members, our clubs hang your heads in shame and despair— would die. We don't want that. Square there's always Thanksgiving 1989. dancing without clubs wouldn't last long. Wouldn't it be nice if your club did Does your club have a nice place to something so special that next year on dance? That is another thing to be Thanksgiving you could look back with thankful for, believe me. I have danced in pride at what your club accomplished. the park and battled cockroaches for This Thanksgiving can be special. It will space. A nice place to dance is not to be take the help of special club members, but taken for granted. then your club has you, so that's one less So, this Thanksgiving your club has worry. Right? Sure! many blessings to be thankful for. Why not What would your club like to ac- make a Thanksgiving tree in the same complish for Thanksgiving this special theme as a money tree and tie thankful year? Why is this year special? Will 1989 thoughts to the branches just to remind ever come again? Not in our lifetime. That the membership that there is much right makes it rather special already, doesn't it? about square dancing and about your What is your club thankful for this year? club this year. Are you thankful for your caller? Has he After getting the ball rolling on remin- or she done a good job for your club this ding your club that there is much to be year? If the answer is yes, and I bet it is, thankful for, it will be time to look around Amencan Squarer:lance, November 1989 11 to clubs or members that might not be so put something positive back into it. fortunate this Thanksgiving. If your club picks something that badly Could a club in your area use a boost needs doing in your community, let the of dancers? Maybe your club could go media know what you are planning so the visit an ailing club to give it a shot in the event will be recorded. Promoting arm of goodwill this Thanksgiving season. ourselves in a positive way will give us all Has a dancer in your club fallen on hard something to be thankful for. It will en- times? Has unemployment hit? Is there courage others to join our ranks. Square illness in your club? Just letting people dancers are good people. It's time we let know that others are thinking of them in our communities know that fact. Giving times of stress sometimes can go a long something back io our communities, while way toward alleviating some of that stress. promoting our clubs in a positive way, can Your club can do that. You as a dancer make this Thanksgiving a day to remem- can do that. It might take a little effort. ber so next year we won't have to wonder Most things worthwhile do take effort. But what we did. the good that will be reaped from kindness will fill your club and the dancers in it with very positive feelings. Any club can use that. Your club might want to provide a community service this Thanksgiving. Our communities are suffering from the cut- backs of government aid and could really use some help. We live in our communities and our clubs dance in them. The community belongs to us. We should BUILD CONFIDENCE • SHARPEN SKILLS • REINFORCE LESSONS MAINSTREAM and PLUS PROGRAM VIDEOS _Mier.° Mainstream and Plui p.o- Featuring BETSY GOTTA. Caller 25 gram videotapes. 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I State Zp AS smommommmmmwmmmmmimmummamesmmmoommosiummill 2 American Squaredance, November 1989 Squake (Davos Cake Appropriately, as we count our blessing on miles away. He was trying to explain to the Thanksgiving Day, we may remember garage owner, and was on the verge of these occasions where square dancers offering shirt and shoes as collateral, proved their caring attitudes toward others: when a voice said, "I will vouch for this gentleman, and even lend him the money he Sugar Squares of Sugar Grove, ll- for the bill." A young woman of 19 or 20 T linois, held a benefit dance last continued, "The tag on this man's car spring for a little boy named Eric Nelson. tells me he's a square dancer. I'm certain Eric was born on October 18, 1988 with he's trustworthy." She convinced the an enlarged heart and had to be placed garage owner and invited Roger to a clog- on life-support systems. On December 7, ging contest. He declined, but promised 1988, Eric received a heart transplant. to return immediately with payment, and The Nelsons had very large medical bills left with "a grand feeling of fellowship with which were not covered by their insur- which to continue the vacation." ance, such as the $1000-1500 a month for medication and the cost of transporting evis and Lace Square Dance Club of the heart from Georgia to Chicago by L Grand Junction, Colorado, asked for private plane. publication of their story so they could say A trust fund was opened for Eric at the thank you to all the dancers and clubs of Kane Country Bank and Trust, and local the Western Slope of Colorado. L&L is a churches held fund raisers to help. The singles club with less than 40 active Sugar Squares thought they might be members. Billy Bayles, a member, was a able to help. No fees were charged for the victim of myatonic dystrophy. Even though three-hour dance; all that was asked was he suffered from progressive muscular a free will donation. All callers and cuers deterioration, he continued to square donated their services, which was held at dance up to a month prior to his death in Kaneland Elementary School in Elburn, May, 1989, at the age of 43. Eric's hometown. Billy's elderly parents were financially Six callers and at least two cuers made unable to buy a headstone for him, so the it a great time for the crowd of dancers. club's goal was to do this. They began by Over nineteen hundred dollars was raised having a Memorial Dance on June 23 and and Sugar Squares donated the remain- their small hall filled to overflowing. Checks ing dollars to round off the total to $2000. came in the mail from individuals unable All proceeds went to the medical fund of to attend, both from clubs in Grand Junc- Erie Nelson. tion and from other cities on the Slope. Sugar Squares proved once again that The club was able, with this help, to square dancers are good, fun-loving, have the headstone engraved according thoughtful people. Carl R. Bennett to Billy's parents' wishes. Flower urns Des Plaines, Illinois were purchased to match the headstone. The excess funds were used to purchase oger Owings in Penn-Del Fed Facts a contract with a florist to place flowers R relates a summer incident about the in the urns on Memorial Day for three friendliness and cooperation of square years. dancers. Traveling in the south, he drove The club thought it would take a year to several miles from his host home to a ser- purchase the headstone. With the united vice station. Seven gallons of gas and two effort, the project was completed in six quarts of oil later, he reached for his wallet weeks. The dancers' kindness is worthy only to discover that it was in his jacket of praise.

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14 American Squaredance, November 1989 A SUCCESSFUL CLUB CONTINUES ONLY IE.. by Eloyse Cox, Whiting, New Jersey

When I was president of our club, after one of my square dance promotion talks, someone said to me, "You really tell it like it is. I like that because it is very necessary sometimes." I don't know if that person would consider this to be one of those times, but I do, so here goes... Recently I overheard a conversation that went like this: "Hi, are you going to the meeting?" "Naw." "You're not! How come?" "If I don't go, I stay out of trouble—you know, some job or other. I don't want anyone depending on me and I don't want to depend on anyone else. I'm retired." (I wonder if he has ever tried square dancing by himself?) This set the wheels in motion. Just how long can a club continue to exist with members who do not want to get involved? Is this the reason for poor attendance at meetings? Do you all really feel that way? The time is over when you continually bounce officers back and forth like yo-yo's. Without progressive initiative for officers, your club will fold. Are you like the member above mentioned? Is this what you want? Your present officers have tried their best. The club is off and running. It should be fairly easy for new officers to follow. The pattern is set but your officers need help. It is nice to have special dances, caravans, mystery bus rides, raids, new classes, graduations, but it is both selfish and unfair to expect your officers to do the whole job while you sit back and enjoy. In the past, when we asked for chairmen for special activities, the excuses we heard would fill a book—everything from "I'm not feeling well," "I'll be out of town," "I don't know anything about running a dance," "I'm too busy now" (We especially liked that one), "I am not a joiner" (what is our club?), "I don't want to get involved" (How about the other three couples in your square?) to "Who would take care of my dog?" Haven't figured the dog one out yet, but the rest are plain cop-outs. What makes anyone think they have a monopoly on these things? We are retired, and we do get just as tired as anyone else. We have medical problems and get sick; we have families we would like to see at times. Square dancing is not our only activity, and we didn't know anymore about running a club or a square dance activity than anyone else, but decided we could learn. Time always rears its ugly head, but if you want to do a job, you'll make the time. Only one person makes a president's job difficult, and that is the club member who does not want to get involved. When the presidents ask for volunteers and all they get back is a sea of zombie-like stares, they must do the job alone. Don't you think this discourages anyone who might want to hold office? We hope you will examine your consciences and resolve to go to club meetings with constructive ideas in mind and to become involved. Don't wait for the nominating committee to come to you—go to them and tell them what you would like to do. Can you imagine what a club we could have if every member gave just one year to the club, in some capacity? In answer to the couple who said it didn't matter what happened to their club since they could always go somewhere else to dance, we say, "Did you ever think that someday you may not be able, nor wish, to drive 20 or more miles to dance? Wouldn't it be nice to have a square dance club within easy reach?" Now, what are you going to do for your club? Amerocan SQ,aredance, November 1989 15 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

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MESSAGE FROM THE SURVEY CHAIRMEN LEGACY, we thank you. SURVEY PROMPTS AVALANCHE! Paul and Ellie DeBald Your response to the 1989 LEGACY LEGACY Survey Committee Survey overwhelmed us. We received nearly 9,000 replies—the best response SURVEY SUGGESTS SURGE ever to a LEGACY survey. This first report on the 1989 LEGACY Frankly, we had expected a smaller Survey may shock you., It's about our age response because we included some per- and it points to an upswing in squaredan- sonal questions in the '89 survey. As you cing. Keep it in mind as you look over your recall, our theme was, "Who are we?" We class this fall. felt that, even with a smaller response, we We are not all that young. Our average squaredancers could learn a lot about age is 57. But that is good news. On one ourselves, our backgrounds, and our hand, it means that we retain a lot of families. We need those kinds of informa- squaredancers. One in five of us has been tion to size up the market for squaredan- dancing for twenty years or more. cing and to direct our promotional efforts On the other hands, it means that we in the right direction. have recruited a lot of middle-aged and Our gamble paid off. We squaredan- mature dancers in recent years—people cers are not shy about ourselves. We care 40 and older. And that is good news, too. enough about squaredancing to volunteer More than one-third of the people in the personal information about ourselves. U.S.-82 million—are forty and over. And so, the size of the response, in itself, That's a big market. If we get 5% of them was perhaps the most notable result of to join us, we can double or triple the the survey. number of squaredancers we have now. The wealth of information we generated By the way, we weren't all youngsters, from the replies has also overwhelmed us; ourselves, when we began squaredanc- each form provided 45 pieces of data. ing. Our average age was 46. More than Much of the information deserves to be half of us were in our 40's and 50's. examined in detail; much of it warrants our That's good news, too. Ten million baby full and undivided attention. So, instead boomers have already turned forty. Within of a single comprehensive report on the five years, so will another 20 million. That 1989 LEGACY Survey, we plan a series is a lot of potential squaredancers. Let's of reports, each highlighting a meaningful do them a favor and teach them to aspect of the survey. squaredance. The series will include reports on age Here's more good news: The apparent trends, demographic profiles, family market for squaredancing is not only big status, singles, dancing trends, club and growing, but also financially trends, and the heartfelt comments which important. many of you included with your survey The mature segment of that market— forms. In addition to telling us who we are, people 55 and older—have more than half the reports will focus on ideas for selling of the discretionary income in our coun- squaredancing to the rest of the world. try. Most have neither mortgages nor kids None of this, of course, could have hap- at home. Marketing experts have been pened without your help. Please know working overtime to earn the recreation that we are grateful. On behalf of Continued on Page 92

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18 Amencan Squarodance, November 1989 YELLOWROCK by Harry J. Jarvis Ayden, North Carolina

Someone unfamiliar with square dan- learn all the square dance moves, came cing would think of a yellowrock as being the real easy one. Our caller directed us a rock that is painted yellow. Show them to extend both arms, work toward the per- how it is done and they think of it as be- son on our left or right, fold our arms ing just a hug. But it is more than a hug; around them, squeeze, and say, "I'm glad it is a tension breaker, a gesture of open- you're there when I need you." He called ness, love and friendship. Sometimes it this move a yellowrock. Everybody smiled, says don't worry, be happy. It is definitely conversation flowed and dancers relaxed. the easiest move to learn in square Sometimes when a square broke down or dancing. a caller goofed, he would call yellowrock. I remember joining a square dance The effect was the same: forgiveness, group in 1976. It turned out to be one of understanding and the don't worry, be the most positive things I ever did. Leav- happy attitude. ing square dancing ten years later, after During these happy times of square our club disbanded, turned out to be a dancing, our two daughters joined. We downer. But my wife and I didn't join for traveled here and there and yellowrocked what we would get out of it, we wanted with some of the finest people on earth. to keep our youngest son out of the woods In fact, we still yellowrock when we meet with a gun. We have five children, three some of our former square dance friends. boys and two girls. The two oldest boys As for the son whom we tried to turn from spent every spare minute in the woods hunting to square dancing, he became a camping and hunting and not enough caller at the age of sixteen. It may have time studying their school work. I don't been that he created more tension than mean to imply that hunting is a crime, but most callers or perhaps it was his youth neither do I back off from saying that and love of people, but he called more square dancing is better for the family unit yellowrocks than any caller I ever heard. than hunting. When my wife saw an arti- He still calls in the Columbia, South cle in the newspaper stating that square Carolina, area and I hope that he hasn't dance lessons would start in a nearby forgotten the positive effects of yellowrock. town, she enrolled me, herself and our If this move is such a wonder drug for youngest son, Nelson. square dancers, why wouldn't it work It took several lessons for me to even elsewhere? Well, it would. Some in the begin to know what it was all about, medical profession recommend the whereas our son, like an owl in the night, yellowrock; they use words or phrases like could see through the various moves and touch, tell them you care, or that you ap- review them with us at home. It was the preciate them. Yellowrock is what they're beginning of an extra special relationship really saying. It won't cure an aching back with him. By coincidence, the caller's or sore feet, but it will lift a mental attitude, daughter also took lessons and became and make life tolerable in times of stress. our son's partner. There was no way to Perhaps there should be a law that all keep him from classes. Finally, we caught United States Senators, Congressmen on and began to talk square dancing, to and their wives form a square dance club feel better physically and mentally. I and be compelled to attend. The caller welcomed this enchanting way of life— would be flown in on Air Force One and full of clean, healthy fun. be non-partisan, but one who under- Somewhere through this struggle to stands people and knows when to call

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20 American Squaredance, November 1989 OVERSEAS DANCER ASSOCIATION REUNION

Over 150 members of the Overseas Perrys are editors of the Association's Dancer Assn. gathered at the Western Newsletter and the current treasurers. In Hills Resort in Wagoner, Oklahoma, in addition, they are round dance teachers early August for their 27th annual reunion. and cuers who have taught at numerous They danced, partied and re-uned for four reunions. They were given the award for days as they reminisced about the years their many contributions to the Overseas of square dancing they enjoyed while sta- Dancers as well as to round dancing in tioned overseas. Local dancers shared general. This is only the ninth time the the festivities at an open dance preceding Nestor Award has been given, and it is the reunion. Some assisted the general significant that four of the recipients have chairmen, Dick and Carole Manning, in also been awarded the Silver Spur by the making preparations for the occasion. American Square Dance Society. Dancers attending had previously been At the 25th Reunion, the position of club members in these countries: Alaska, OSDA Ambassador was established. The England, France, Iceland, Italy, Japan, duties are to publicize OSDA, solicit new Libya, Phillipines, Puerto Rico, Spain, members, and encourage attendance at Saudi Arabia, Turkey, West Germany. Peo- reunions. Ambassadors are identified by ple now residing in 20 states, including a dangle attached to the ODA badge. The Alaska and Hawaii, were in attendance. newest additions to the list of ambassa- Hencerling Award Certificates were dors are Paul and Mari Ann Baden, who awarded to dancers who have attended were named ambassadors to Austria at five, ten, 25, 20 or 25 reunions. Steve and the 27th Reunion. Previously apppointed Fran Stephens of San Antonio, Texas, ambassadors are Pat Robinson and were the only ones who had attended all Gwen Manning, England; Kathryn Cox, 27 reunions. These awards are named for Saudi Arabia; Ti and Take Takeda, Japan; Tex and Dorothy Hencerling, who planned Ligia and Billy Oreamuno, Costa Rica. and hosted the first reunion which led to Skip and Betty Brown of Portland, the formation of ODA. To be a member, Maine, took over the gavel as president one must have learned to square dance of the Overseas Dancer Association, and overseas or have been a member of an will host the next reunion in that city on overseas club. August 2-5, 1990. Readers desiring further The Julius and Miriam Nestor Award, information should contact the registration the most prestigious award given by the chairmen, Al and Pat St. Onge, 14 Shady organization, was awarded to Susan and Hill Rd., Nashua NH 03063-2206. Richard Perry of San Antonio, Texas. The

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24 American Squaredance. November 1989 by Mary Fabik Highlights of Past Issues of this Magazine 25 YEARS AGO—November 1964 10 YEARS AGO—November 1979 "Smooth the floor in '64" is a plea by This is Thanksgiving month. "Thank Gerry Hawley of Sashkatchewan for the you" is one of the happeist "little things" teaching of styling along with figures. in life and in square dancing. Put it into "When do I start teaching styling? In the practice. Thank your officers, thank your first five minutes. Join your hands, gents' callers, thank your hosts and hostesses palms up, ladies' palms down. You've on refreshment committees, thank the called your first movement and the first bit caller's wife, thank your guests—be lavish of styling has taken less than 30 sec- with thanks for everyone. Throw in a com- onds." Just the ability to execute figures pliment, whenever deserved, and watch will not fully prepare dancers for a long, your club's image glow, beacon-like, to all mutually valuable association with square the dancers in your area.—Co-Editorial. dancing. We must teach the dancers to dance, to create a perfect union of move- "Enjoy your dancing. Don't make a ment to music. chore of it; at the same time don't become lazy. Make your leader glad to have you Dave Taylor joins the list of callers who in the class. Better dance habits will soon say there are too many new basics enter- become a part of your makeup and dan- ing the square dance activity. "A continu- cing will become more of a healthy asset, ing uncontrolled trend could eventually rather than the hazard of poor posture, prolong a class to three or four years. jerky, awkward movements, tiring muscles There is also the problem of returning to and foot structure. Styling is correct foot- square dancing after illness, occupational work, positioning, and timing coupled with interferences and the like. Some of to- one's own personality set to music," ad- day's dancers do not come back out of vise Don and Dot Hansen. sheer fright." The problem, he says, is not as critical A few words from Al Eblen—I think new as some people believe. Awkward basics callers should, in a paraphrase of Presi- will wear themselves out; good basics will dent John Kennedy, "Think not what catch hold because people enjoy them. square dance calling can do for you, but what your calling can do for square dan- Sun City, Arizona, is the site of an ex- ing." If you are good enough, you will clusive (50 years and older) group of reach the top. If you don't, and you keep square dancers. 64 members of the Paws a clean mind and dirty fingernails (indicat- and Taws meet weekly to demonstrate ing a willingness to work), you will make that youth is a state of mind. This retire- a lot of people happy, including yourself. ment community has boomed from a cot- tonfield to 8,000 residents in less than four New Idea: Pull back by Bill Gordon. years and 90% of the dancers have From facing couples, left-side dancers ex- learned to dance since coming to Sun tend right hand and pull by to vacated City. spot and cast left one-half.

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28 American Souaredance. Novembei. 1989 does a lot of square dancing. I would im- 4' agine that their dance nights are the only time they have to be frivolous and to FEEDBACK dress up. We in California are quite casual in our clothes habits, Therefore, it serves Ia need for us too. There's a lot of western dancing being done...so why not let them I have just finished reading your have the western and pioneer look? editorial on changing the costuming of One of the previous reader comments square dancers. I have followed this mentioned that she felt weird going into dialog from the time the caller's wife ex- a public place with her funny-looking pounded on the subject and also Judy square dance clothes on. She obviously Foley's opinion. I would like to express an does not have the pride in being a square opinion from another angle. dancer that I have. My personal opinion Has the supplier been considered in is that it is good advertising of our activi- any way? Just think of the square dance ty to be seen all dressed up in our fancy stores who would take a shellacking and and beautiful costumes. And that's what the loss of perhaps 900/0 of their entire we wear...square dance costumes. They stock if "your" changes take place. Then were never meant to be current fashion there is the manufacturer who is only or style. And yes, people stare and always geared to making dresses, petticoats, smile and enjoy and maybe they're a bit sissies, etc. Where does "your" change envious of us. leave them? And lastly, and by no means Anything can be overdone and is some- least, how about the dancers who have times true in this instance. Too full pet- built up their square dance wardrobes ticoats and too many frills can contribute through the years. Where does the to the Bo-Peep image. However, our change leave them? costume can be downright elegant and/or Another tidbit for your thoughts: Have just plain fun. you ever gone up to the balcony at a We sell patterns and are avid dancers. large square dance convention or festival Quite frankly, if this change does happen, and watched a tip or two from that van- we along with many others will be forced tage point? Wasn't it gorgeous? Now pic- out of business due to the losses which ture a comparative sight with less than would be incurred. colorful western or pioneer garb. My search for information pertaining to Also, the "funsie" part of dancing advertising in ASD brought my attention would no longer be put into play, i.e., to this month's editorial . Now I question holding the skirt out and giving it a little the motives of the editorial. swirl in promenading and twirling...what Mary Jane McClelland fun! Ever notice dancers at the end of a Owner, Fit For You weekend of dancing who have changed Diamond Bar California to their civies? Far from graceful, if dancing. Isn't it amazing to see in street EDITORIAL REPLY: clothes the beauties of the night before, ...Just for the record, we had four ver- now turned into ordinary street-pumpkins bal agreements with the editorial and your with their hips a-bulging. The typical letter. western outfit is of the two-piece variety. Perhaps I'm wrong, but I thought manu- The styles are most often tailored, not facturers and suppliers filled the needs of feminine. The shirt-type cut does not lend their clients. Certainly everyday fashions itself to the raised arms we have in danc- change regularly and the manufacturers ing without dislodging the shirttail for an adapt. I've heard that the materials for untidy appearance. petticoats are hard to obtain, thus pushing My mail tells me that rural America the pricing up and up. Wouldn't selling Amencan Squaredance, November 1989 29 more petticoats of a simpler design keep public. For every smile, there's a snicker, the people in business, if that is to be our too. aim. Skirt work can be done with any full If square dance clubs continue their skirt. We used it years before 60-yard pet- decline, the aging dancers no longer ticoats were created. Petticoats and some dance and younger dancers are not at- form of pettipants would probably contracted to the activity, both the suppliers tinue to be worn. and the magazine publishers will be out We feel it is important to attract younger of business. Perhaps your business has dancers to the activity. If this means modi- not felt the impact of declining clientele, fying our rigid standards on 42-week sh butmany have. Many arc on thee 1000,, 1O 01 1(41 toy vutroto, 440' c ;t. /3110 ,-, edge or going out of business right now; for family participation or babysitting, or this is not speculation but fact based on whatever it will take. cancelled ads... Maintaining ornate fashions to keep Square dance styles have evolved over manufacturers in business is like having the years that we have danced. We are a war to keep the gun-makers going. not trying to destroy them, merely give the We've tried that—it's not good for the next evolution a little push. I agree that human race! women look better in feminine attire on We wish to see square dancing prosper the dance floor, but I also maintain that and flourish. Increased dancer participa- longer skirts and fewer ruffles would flat- tion will keep you and us in business as ter most of the older and plumper women. long as we wish to be. Increased dancer I know we are not advertising square participation is our movitivation for the dancing in its best light when the costum- editorial. ing looks ridiculous to the non-dancing Cathie Burdick

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38 American Squaredance, November 1989 SOME DO, SOME DON'T CHOREOGRAPHY: Dick Taylor CUE RECORD: MGR 058 (HH 959) DANCE: Two-step TIPS LEVEL: Phase II FOOTWORK: Opposite, directions for M except as noted. SEQUENCE. Intro,A.B.A,B,Tag INTRO 1.4 BFLY WALL WAIT; WAIT; BOX;; 1-4 In BFLY WALL wait; wait: sd L, cl R, fwd L, —; sd R, cl L. bk R.—: PART A 1-4 FACE TO FACE; BACK TO BACK; LACE ACROSS OP LOD; FWD TWO-STEP; 1-4 In BFLY WALL sd L, cl R, sd L to bk to bk pos,—: Sd R. cl L, sd R to OP LOD,— Join M's L and W's R hand change sides L,R,L to OP LOD,—; Fwd R, cl L. twd R,—; 5-8 CIRCLE AWAY & TOG;; LACE ACROSS; FWD TWO-STEP BFLY WALL; Circle away from ptr RF L,R,L (W LF COH),—; Tog twd ptr R,L.R,—: Join M's R & W's L hand change sides L,R,L,—; Fwd L, cl R, fwd L BFLY WALL--; 9-12 SD TWO-STEP OP LOD; RK THRU REC BFLY WALL; SD TWO-STEP LOP RLOD; RK THRU REC BFLY WALL; 9-12 In BFLY WALL SD L, cl R, sd L to OP LOD,—, Rk thru R,—, rec L to BFLY WALL,—; Sd R, cl L, sd R to LOP RLOD,—; Rk thru L,—, rec R to BFLY WALL, —; 13.16 TWO SD CLOSES; SIDE THRU SCP LOD; HITCH DOUBLE;; 13-16 In BFLY WALL sd L, cl R, sd L, cl R; Sd L,—, thru R to SCP LOD,— Fwd L, cl R, bk L, Bk R, cl L. fwd R — PART B 1-4 TWO FWD TWO-STEPS CP WALL;; BOX;; 1-4 In SCP LOD twd L, cl R, fwd L,—; Fwd R. cl L. fwd R to CP WALL,—; sd L, cl R ,fwd L, —; sd R, cl L, bk R, 5-8 SD CL SD LIFT; BEH sd thru; TWO TURNING TWO-STEPS CP WALL;; 5-8 In CP WALL sd L, cl R, sd L, lift R slightly: XRIB. sd L. thru R, —; blending to CP WALL SD L, cl R, starting RF turn bk & sd L,—; continue RF turn sd R, cl L, fwd & sd R to CP WALL,—; 9-12 SO TWO-STEP BJO; RK FWD REC; SD TWO—STEP SCAR; RK FWD REC CP WALL; 9-12 In CP WALL sd L, cl R. fwd L to BJO DLW,—. Rk fwd R.—. rec L to CP WALL,-; Sd R, cl L, fwd R to SCAR ORW,—; Rk twd L,—, rec R to CP WALL,—. 13-16 HALF BOX; SCIS THRU; CIR AWAY & TOG BFLY WALL;; 13-16 In CP WALL SD L, cl R, fwd Sd R, cl L, thru R,—; Cir away from ptr L,R,L,—; Tog R.L.R to BFLY WALL,—; TAG 1-3 TWIRL VINE TWO; WALK TWO OP LOD; APART; 1-3 Sd L, XRIB (W twirl RF R,—,L),—, Fwd L,—, fwd R,— Apart L,

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Amencan Squaredance. November 1989 39 menaders club president Royce Wallace for many years of teaching and calling. Jack PEOPLE in the NEWS still calls most every day in the area, even after almost half a century in the profession. first Timing and A Music School was held in Hannibal, Mo. recently. Student leaders were from Mich- igan, Iowa, Missouri and Illinois. Staff was Walt and Louise Cole, Tony and Becky McUmber, Joe and onored again were Art and Jean Karasz. Other T&M rom Bath, Ohio, comes H Blanche Shepherd of schools were in Rapid City, S.D. F word that recording busi- Christchurch, New Zealand, with the Coles and Jerry and ness leaders Hugh and Catey who received the Maestro Norma Johnson and in Macey (Grenn/Top/Twelgrenn) Award for teaching and cueing Washington with the Coles and have just celebrated fifty years over 25 years. The presentation Bob and Doris Erny. All three of marriage. came when the Shepherds schools will repeat in 1990. visited Roundalab and the USA e wish Phyl Lehnert a "National" in OK City. They W speedy recovery after were also on staff at the LSF t was a 50th wedding anni- her recent surgery. Both Phyl Leadership Institute in Col- I versary dance for veteran and Frank are ASD staffers and orado. Art had previously been caller Joe and Claire Lewis, avid cyclists. One could say awarded the Milestone from and after the dance called by they are good spokespersons Callerlab. Ed Swatch, Harold Davis, Johnny Snow and Jon Jones ,n, etty's petticoats are well- (accompanied by Joe on his known, and business lea- new keyboard), the Lewises ders and cuers Betty and Iry flew from Texas to Hawaii on a Easterday have announced second honeymoon trip. they've sold the whole bustling business to Border Beautiful of Kentucky. Ruth Tomlinson is the new owner.

entennial time in Washing- C ton state focused on an Ellensberg dance where Gover- nor Booth and Jean Gardner (center) were entertained by alters Masaru Wada (with S/D leaders Chuck and Dexter C Yumiko, shown above), Sauve (on each side). Other usician/caller Chuck Col- Mitsuo Ito, Shinoby Nomoto state dignitaries attended. M lins of Syracuse, N.Y. (the Hirosi and Keiko Yaoko invite Old Smoothies Band) claims dancers in Tokyo to dance any oving down to Florida for we used his profile and good Saturday, 6-9, at Suginami-ku, M this item: Longtime caller looks as part of our August car- Tokyo Honan Kaikan, and Jack and Grace Livingston of toon (trombone player). That's receive a special visitor's Port Charlotte received a unlikely, Chuck. Cartoonist badge. thanks certificate from Pro- Tomasic is from Los Angeles. 40 American Squaredance. November 1989 magazine for seniors, caller. Congratulations! Callers pean calling tour" (the last of Pt Mature Outlook, featured at that Bakersfield event were many) and plans to stay at square dancing as part of a Lynette McNeil, George home more. He called the very September story on Dance, in- Monahan, Jerry Story, Mike first dance in Europe in 1949 cluding a full-page color shot of Sikorski, John Reitmeijer, and just called the 40th an- swirling dancers, plus sources Randy Dibble, Dick Hodne- niversary of that event in of information. field, Mark Clausing and Don Bremen, Germany, plus other Carlton. Cuers were Russ and dances in Germany's northern Carol Mathewson and Lois tier. Payne. he Al z =y_Argfjc newspaper of NSW in Australia covered the 13th Annual NSW S/D Convention very well with many photos and much copy, and was ver 75 sets attended Dave well reported to us by O and Angie Taylor's Ap- Bill and Marion Mat- preciation/Farewell Party in the thews. Mentioned were Chicago area, before their callers Brian Hotchkies move to Florida. Seated are P. z and David Pearce, Dave and Angie. Back row: Garry Carpenter, Gwen Bob Hester, Guy Adams, Tony low Norris, Roy Petty and Deleo, Bob Wilcox, Jeri Robb alk about devotion to his (cuer) and Dick Crouse. Clubs T hobby and to square sponsoring the party were the dancers, ace photographer Midwesterners, Prairie Schoo- !chin) Fujima of Tokyo fur- ners, Circle Eights and Niles nishes this magazine regular- Squares. ly with many hundreds of photos and puts up this elab- 1 mall world department orate photo display at every US S note: Canadians Ron and National Convention! His entioned before ("Mean- Betty Doe and John and generosity is awesome. Ah, so! 11/1 derings" pp. 8-9., Sept. Marilyn Sellers are all from the ASD) but worthy of small town (6,000) of Carleton another reference is the Place, Ontario. They all dance fact that two newer with Mississippi Squares, Hap- callers came all the way py Squares and others. Travel- from England, Robert ing in England last spring, they and Eileen Hurst suddenly and unexpectedly (above) and from Den- brushed shoulders at the mark, Willy and Inge Changing of the Guards Hjorth (below) to attend Parade! (What a feeling ome will say that Fiesta the caller school in Auburn, In- that was.) S event in '88 (mentioned diana, last summer. What an in- above) is now past history, so ternational activity we enjoy' emember the color photo to bring it up to date at bit, R of mystery square dancers here's Gary Shoemake calling in our March issue? The win- at the '89 event. Photos are by ning group to correctly name Bob Messina. the March '88 Bakersfield Fiesta event was the Joaquin eteran caller Paul Hart- Squares: Mary Ann Keown, V man of Maryland says he v.p., and Don Carlton, club just finished his "last Euro-

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42 American Squareclance November 1989 hands in a chaining effect. Spin the top— what else could you call a swing thru where all go 1/4 more? One of the most interesting is the dixie style to an ocean wave. This developed Dancing Tips from the dixie chain where the gentleman placed his lady in front and they proceed- ed to chain, the lady starting with the ( by Harold and Lill Bausch right, then a left pull by, the gent starting with a left then a right pull by to end right I-I,ave you ever wondered where the behind his lady .0 thtey p...d through names of some of our calls come from? the set. Someone came up with the idea Perhaps if we knew, they would be easier to halt the action half-way through so that to understand. the man kept hold of the woman's left Allemande left comes from the French, hand and joined hands with the other man and it means all around, by the left. Star to make a left-hand wave. It turns out that promenade is obvious, isn't it. Sashay his became more popular than the means to side-step. (I think that is French, original call to dixie chain. too, but I'm not a French-speaking per- Can't you see the similarity of peel off son, so I'm not 100% sure.) Ladies to peeling a banana? Lead person turns chain—you can see how that name came away and turns back, trailing person steps from the chain effect. Square thru, of forward and does the same, just like the course, was named because of the peeling action of a banana! Then there is square it forms. California twirl—I don't the hinge—you can see that the joined know how this came about because for hands are the hinge that we turn one- many years in California the same move quarter around. I can't figure out recycle, was called a frontier whirl. unless the author wanted to recycle an I once heard a story about the do paso. ocean wave into facing couples. It was developed somewhere around El Then there are the Plus calls; more of Paso (probably just a story). Allemande these describe a combination of moves. thar—Well, at one time callers tried to All eight spin the top is a combination of rhyme all the calls and thar rhymed with a star on the inside and outsiders mov- star. At that time, allemande whee was a ing up 1/4 as in spin the top, except the turn back three. We can see that pass the whole square is in it. Chase right is quite ocean meant a pass thru to form an ocean obvious. Coordinate—when all eight are wave. What about the Alamo style—do moving in columns, you had better be you suppose someone thought the circle coordinated. Crossfire is not as descrip- formed reminded them of the Alamo in tive, except there is a cross fold involved. Texas? We know wheel and deal involves Diamond circulate is obvious. Dixie grand a wheel around, and I suppose the term goes back to the dixie chain I mentioned wheel and deal sounded good. At one earlier. Follow your neighbor gets its name time, the zoom was substitute but then the from that fact that one person starts to hands were held in an arch and the out- follow the other, even if not very far. In the siders did a dive thru. Grand swing thru—any move that involves The call trade by has always interested all has been called grand—everyone does me—I explain it as "Outsiders trade as the turn right if you can and turn left if you the insiders pass by." Ferris wheel has to can. be a take-off on the earlier call of wheel Load the boat was one of the first com- and deal. Cloverleaf is an obvious name plex calls—if you don't succeed, you are for the four leaves of a clover we make. really sunk! Teacup chain, invented for ex- The eight chain thru, of course, gets its hibition dancers on a table using teacups, name from the fact that we use eight has been one of our most popular.

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44 American Squaredance, November 1989 I was hooked with no way out but to become a caller. All of this was discussed with Kathy and she was skeptical, to say the least. But I had the first requirement —a desire. I also had another requirement ( Calling Tips —a love for the activity and for perpetuating the heritage that is square dancing. If you want to call squares or cue rounds, the support of your spouse is es- sential. If your spouse does not support SO YOU ',AfANT TO BE A CALLER? you in your endeavor, you will both have by Omar Ritchie a long road to tread. Spouses will be ig- First, examine your own personal rea- nored, expected to dance with anyone at sons for this desire to call a square dance. any dance, expected to dance either the Do you want the personal recognition? Do man's or woman's part if required, and you feel you will be perpetuating a great probably be verbally abused if they can't activity which has its roots so deeply im- or won't dance. You could probably be a planted in American heritage? Are you caller without your spouse's support, but looking for personal profit from this seg- I have my serious doubts. ment of the square dancing activity? Do It also helps during your learning period you just like to perform in public? If you if you have the support of your local cal- can answer positively to all the above lers or callers' association. I was lucky in questions, maybe you do have what it that our caller, Ralph Echols, gave en- takes to be a caller. Maybe not! couragement and gave freely of his ad- After Kathy and I completed our begin- vice and time on weekends. Some of the ner's class in the spring of 1984, we knew things I learned from him will last a life- we had entered a most enjoyable activi- time, if I am fortunate enough to call that ty. It lets us get exercise, enjoy com- long. During the training, I and three other panionship of the other dancers, make callers also had the support of our local friends from all over the country, and gives Central Virginia Callers Association and us one more reason to buy fancy clothes were admitted to it as apprentice mem- and dress up. We became so involved bers. The regular members offered advice with square dancing that we were dancing which has been gathered during three to four, five or six nights a week. We soon thirty years of calling. If you really want to took classes in round dancing to augment be a caller, this advice is invaluable. our square dance schedule. We were on How about ability? Can you sing? Can the board of our club, serving as chairmen you carry a tune? Can you pitch your of the special events and publicity com- voice to match the music? Kathy is a musi- mittees. We offered our services for public cian and a music teacher. In this respect, demonstrations of square dancing at I have an "edge" on others who want to every opportunity. We would have been call. She can be bluntly honest when I termed very active club members as well am wrong and can give honest advice as very active dancers. based on her education and experience. In the fall of 1987, one of our local cal- Do I like to perform in public? You bet- lers, Lynwood Thomas, was transferred. cha! Give me an audience of any kind, Just before he moved, I mentioned that large or small, and I love it! According to I was considering the possibility of trying a survey by Psychology Today magazine, to be a caller. Lynwood took this to mean the greatest fear in America today is that I wanted to be a caller right now. He speaking in public. This fear even ex- gave me one of his caller's amps, a Hilton ceeds the fear of death! No fear for me Model 200. Well, the price was right. The to speak in public. No stage fright in my club had a few old records I could use. Continued on Page 100 American Squaretlance, November 1989 45 UNITED SQUARE DANCERS OF AMERICA During its annual meeting on June 23 in Oklahoma City, the United Square Dancers of America elected officers for 1989-1990. They are Frank and Nan Habersberger, presidents; Bob and Betty Coates, VP Western Region; Earle and Joy Hoyt, VP Plains Region; Corbet and Rena Phares, VP Central Region; Walt and Sally Baechle, VP Eastern Region; Red and Reva Null, secretaries; I arry and Dixie Forraker. treasurers. Appointed committee chairmen are Jim and Peggy Seagraves, directors of information and Publications Committee; Mary McClure, historian; Clyde and Pauline Hanebrink, parliamentarians; Mac and Chieko MacKenzie, Frank and Nancy Cherry, Handicapable Dancers Committee; Ron and Cupadine Knowlton, Na- tional Folk Dance Committee; Howard and Loraine Backus, Insurance Committee: Joe and Joy Vaccari, Mastercard Committee; Joe and DeeAnn Hutchinson, Education Committee. 29 dance organizations belong to USDA, swell- ing the individual dancer membership above 250,000. 31st AUSTRALIAN CONVENTION Representatives of LEGACY and Callerlab at- Registrations are rolling in and the 31st tended the meeting and expressed appreciation National Convention in Brisbane, for the cooperation, communication and coor- Australia, on June 7-11, 1990, looks like a dination of the activities of the various national and international S/D organizations. very big one. Already the committee has Future annual meetings will be held just prior a record number of callers to program, to the national conventions, in order to avoid con- mainly due to the Callerlab Convention flicting with the convention activities. which follows the National for three days USDA is implementing plans to publish a on the Gold Coast, only an hour's drive quarterly newsletter, starting this fall. from Brisbane. Planning to attend are The Insurance and Credit Card Committees several callers from the U.S.A., many from reported success in their dancer services. Every New Zealand and at least two from Japan. dollar received from these committees is put back into the S/D activity for the dancers. Representing Callerlab will be Ernie Evidence of this is seen in the educational and Kinney, Jim Mayo, Jack Lasry, Jon Jones training materials provided for dancers and and John Kaltenthaler. leaders at the Showcase of Ideas at the past con- Dancers or callers organizing group vention. No workers in the USDA organization travel to Australia in June, 1990, may ex- are paid, not one. pect expert advice and help from the com- For information about USDA, contact Jim and mittee and travel agents. More informa- Peggy Segraves, 8913 Seaton Dr, Huntsville AL 35802. tion and registration forms can be ob- tained from Convenors Nev and Bev McLachlan, PO Box 248. Buderim, Queensland, Australia 4556, who are themselves Callerlab and Roundalab members. 46 American Squaredance, November 1989 LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE A SUCCESS! Sixty-one people enjoyed the inaugural session of the Lloyd Shaw Foundation Leadership Training Institude in Canon Ci- ty, Colorado. Students received basic instruction on the skills of square dance calling, round dance cueing, contra dance prompting and folk dance leadership. Each student received an extensive cy!inkiic Prsotnining to set up and conduct a long-term community recreational dance program. The LSF provided an international staff of nine experts including Cal and Judy WINNERS OF THE FREE CRUISE Campbell, Don and Marie Armstrong, United Squares of America has been Dena and Elwyn Fresh, Bill and Kris Lit- offering for several months now a free chman and Art Shepard. Several other cruise for two on the November 4 sailing leaders attended as participants to help on Carnival Cruise Lines superliner, coach the new students and to learn additional leadership skills in dance forms Celebration. Hundreds of square dancers unfamiliar to them. from the fifty states, Canada, England The institute was held in June at a and Norway had registered to win. private school which provided an excellent The big moment arrived on July 19! dancing area, swimming pool, dorm ac- Rick Meadows, Western Regional Sales comodations and excellent food. Manager for CCL, selected the winning The LTI is a long-term project of the LSF names—Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parks of to provide an environment for experi- enced dance leaders to contribute their Washington, West Virginia. knowledge to new and/or potential dance Nancy Hetzler, president of USA, im- Faders of the future. Each institute is mediately called Mrs. Parks at the organized around a core staff but other hospital where she works. She was leaders are encouraged to attend and ecstatic. With fifteen minutes, she had contribute their knowledge. This mixture cleared her vacation time and her husband provdes a unique opportunity to exchange had done the same. They had been on a ideas and gain new skills. The 1990 LTI will be held from June 26 cruise a few years earlier and were look- to July 1. The theme will be "Teaching ing forward someday to taking their Dancing" and will concentrate on teach- children. Later that day, they called back ing techniques for square dancing, round and said this would allow them to afford dancing, contra dancing and folk dancing. to bring their children along, so the whole Students will learn how all these dance family will be joining the other 300 forms can be used to enhance one square dancers from 35 states. another. The resulting blend provides a program highly suitable for people who The second annual USA cruise is wish to have a wide variety in their danc- already in the planning stages, and you ing experience or to sample different dan- can expect to see another lucky couple cing forms. winning a free cruise for the 1990 sailing! For additional information, contact Calvin Campbell, 343 Turf Lane, Castle Rock CO 80104. More on Page 96

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by Bob Howell easy

Hayes Herschler of St. Augustine, Florida, has found yet another way to get some great mileage out of a record that is in most caller's record case. This time he uses it as a solo dance. Here is his routine for the... TETON MOUNTAIN STOMP SOLO FORMATION: Solo MUSIC: Teton Mountain Stomp, Windsor 4615A ROUTINE: (Start Left foot) Side, close, side. stomp (Start Right Foot) Side, close, side, stomp (Start Left Foot) Side, stomp (Start Right Foot) Side, stomp (Start Left Foot) Walk tour (Start Left Foot) Side, close, side, touch (Start Right Foot) Side, close, side, touch (On touch, turn 1/4 left face) (Start Left Foot) Walk three and kick with right (Start Right Foot) Back up three, touch Dancers are now facing new wall to repeat dance.

Another gem of a couples mixer that I picked up at the Oglebay Folk Dance Camp this past spring from Michael Ginsburg of New York City is a fast-moving and delightful dance which he calls the... SWEDISH MIXER FORMATION: Double circle. Lady on gent's right, all facing LOD. Varsouvianne position: gent's right arm behind lady's back, held at shoulder height. Each holding right hand to right hand. Left hands are joined in front. MUSIC: Any slow polka ROUTINE: 1-8 Right hand around with partner (Lady rolls out to a right-hand star.) 9-16 Left hand around with partner (Left-hand star with partner) 17-32 Still holding left hand with partner, put right hand on partner's right shoulder, turn right hip to right hip and buzz swing. 33-48 Promenade with partner 49-64 Grand right and left. (Ladies roll back, counting partner's right hand as one and using two beats of music to pass each person.) The dance begins again when you meet the fifth person as your new partner. Turn that lady into varsouvianne position.

Mona Cannell, chairman of the Contra and Traditional Committee of Callerlab sends along the following two dances which have been chosen as their selection for the fourth quarter of 1989. ARKANSAS TRAVELER MUSIC: Rubber Dolly, Bill Cheatum or any moderate tempo traditional tune FORMATION: Square Couples one and three 9U forward and back Forward again in the same old track fm Obi Turn the opposite lady with the right hand around Partners left with a left hand around Corners right with a right hand around Partners left with a left hand around Promenade your corner as you come down Repeat figure three more times, until each couple has original partner again. 48 American Squaredance, November 1989 CD101- Please Don't Ever Get Tired Of Lovin' Me by Bob -CD102_ I Picked A San Antonio Rose by Bob CD103— Poor Boy by Bill CRR001— Don't Waste It On The Blues Round Dance by Bob & Vida

JEFFERSON'S REEL FORMATION: Duple proper contra; Couples 1,3,5,7, ctc., active but NOT uuaaed uver MUSIC: Fischers Hornpipe, Glise a Sherbrooke on Grenn: Boil Them Cabbage on various labels or any standard length traditional tune.

INTRO With ones below circle four (left) 1-8 Same couples circle right 9-16 Same four make a right-hand star 17-24 — — Star left 25-32 Actives down the outside 33-40 — — Turn, come back 41-48 — Make a line of four, go down the set 49-56 Centers arch, Ends duck under. up to place 56-64 — New ones below circle left This dance is a true heritage contra and is consistent with use in the Community Dance Program, for one night stands, and the first night of beginners' class.

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When they opened the door the music never get to do them again. Here's was playing and waltzing couples filled another dance we probably won't be able the room, gray hair and bald heads nod- to do now or two weeks from now! ding in cadence. Leo and his partner moved with an Just as she had the last few classes, almost insolent grace throe the tricky Ruth felt a knot at the back of her throat new steps before Sara stopped the music. which couldn't be swallowed. She held up "Now, you've seen a really good her chin as she walked into the room demonstration of the telemark and behind Bill. maneuver. I know you can all do it. Let's "Late again," Sara said, lifting the nee- try again." dle off the record. "We just started this Time after time the dancers pushed new dance, but I know you can do it." their reluctant feet into the new patterns. They laid blue sweaters on one of the Bill seemed to be making headway, but folding chairs, and joined the circle of couldn't lead Ruth into the right position visiting dancers. to execute the moves. If all these people can do these steps, Ruth felt her face under the reddish- we can too, Ruth thought fiercely. If only gray curls getting hot, and the familiar the new steps didn't come so fast, and if ache beginning behind her eyes. I will not only we could review last week's dances cry, she shouted silently to herself. before we start another new one. At the next rest period between dance "Butterfly position," stated Sara, plac- attempts Ruth rubbed her plump upper ing the needle on the new platter. She back. The pressure of her hands eased cued the usual opening sequence, swing- tight muscles. She wouldn't look at Sara ing into the easy, graceful pattern of waltz again, angry at Sara for her own awkard- away, waltz together, balance left and ness and confusion. right, whisk, wing to sidecar. Then came Sara worked her way around the room, "telemark to semi, maneuver..." helping each couple with the steps. She Telemark? Had she done that in last stopped before Bill and Ruth. "Well, do week's dance? Ruth's feet fumbled as she you think you have it now?" Ruth looked tried to follow Bill's lead, and she could at the floor. sense that he, too, wasn't sure of the right Bill nodded without speaking, small movement. She rested her forehead channels of sweat rolling down his left momentarily on his broad shoulder, the cheek. skin of her forehead next to her hairline "Let's go home after this next try," tingling. The music stopped abruptly. whispered Ruth as Sara left. "I just can't "Have you forgotten that step?" asked get this step. Maybe we're in a class that's Sara. "It's the same one we did last week, too advanced for us." in a little different sequence. Leo, you and Bill looked at her gravely, mopping his your partner demonstrate that step for the cheek. "I thought you wanted to stay. I've class." been ready to leave for a long time!" The circle of dancers moved to the As the needle went down on the record edges of the room to watch Leo and his again Bill and Ruth worked through the partner start the new dance. familiar steps to the new ones, plodding It's almost indecent, thought Ruth. through the the right movements with We've practiced a lot of times this week stubborn concentration. They on last weeks steps, and we'll probably maneuvered in the proper position now, 54 American Squaredance. November 1989 Your pin-on badges need_ but the other dancers with the round dance cuer moved away from them to the next phrase of music, the next phase of the dance. Ruth and Bill continued out of BADGEHOLDERS time around the room, relieved to have the music end and the ordeal over as they _to protect clothing reached the record player. Pleading Ruth's headache they left, from pin holes pushing open the glass door, escaping in- and tears to the cool evening. Just out of sight of the brightly lighted room, Ruth's tears began, and she turned to put her arms At Your Square Dance Shop around Bill's neck. and Badge Maker "You wanted so much to round dance, DEALERS: Call or write for brochure Bill, and now I've let you down." she sobbed. He hugged her tightly. "Let's get into BfIDGE HOLDERS, IMC. the car." His long stride and the firm arm (415) 783.8724 around her shoulders hustled her through 24813 BROADMORE AVE. the apricot sunset to the familiar Chevy. HAYWARD, CA. 94544 "We don't have to dance to have a good time, honey. Nothing is as important as our being together whatever we do." 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This call was considered too difficult which occurred in the recent voting by the and too positional for A-1. Even though Callerlab Advanced Committee. Some A-1 dancers were able to learn the call, dancers always ask: "Why do they keep they seemed to fight it and not be com- changing the lists? I don't understand why fortable with the action. these changes are made." The answer is that the changes are made in an effort to Curley cross— Dropped from A-1. With improve the lists. Here is the thinking curlique a dead call, since it is not on any behind the recent Advanced list changes: list, this was a logical action.

Scoot and Dodge— Moved from A-2 to (Anything) and cross— Added to A-1. A-1. This call was considered too easy for This keeps the idea that curly cross start- A-2. In addition, some callers wanted to ed, but opens up more avenues of use. move it away from scoot and weave; the two calls sound similar in nature but in All four couples concept— The word fact have two different philosophies, concept added, with the calls of right and namely, that scoot and dodge is a one- left thru and star thru shown as ex- action call while scoot and weave is real- amples, instead of merely listed as two in- ly a two-part call. dividual calls. Enables caller to have the option of explaining this concept, instead Mix— Moved from A-2 to A-1. The big rea- of just having dancers memorize two son was to get it away from switch. The calls. It also enables callers to use good dancerss found it confusing to learn both judgment in workshopping other easy calls fairly close together within the same calls illustrating this concept without be- part of the Advanced program. In addition, ing accused of calling off the list. many callers have felt that the A-1 list has The next voting on the Advanced List been lacking in calls with "meat" or sub- will occur in the second half of 1991. 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 56 American Squaredance, November 1989

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by Ed Fraidenburg

ODDS AND ENDS FROM OUR FILES Heads touch 1/4 and spread, centers touch 1/4 All eight circulate, centers hinge and pass thru Centers in, cast off 3/4, boys (diag.) pass thru [ //09 All tag the line right, ferris wheel Girls swing thru, turn thru Boys courtesy turn 'em, left allemande... Heads square thru four, swing thru, centers run 84,0/,), Girls walk and dodge, all eight circulate Girls pass the ocean, all diamond circulate Flip the diamond, recycle, pass to the center C F ,,0 Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line BEND THE LINE Centers touch 1/4 , ends load the boat Starting Formation: Any line with an even Centers circulate, walk and dodge, swing thru number of dancers. Dancers in each half of the Girls circulate, boys run, ferris wheel line must be facing the same direction. Square thru but on the third hand, dixie grand Definition: The center dancers in the line drop Left allemande... hands with each other. With each half of the Heads lead right and circle to a line line working as a unit, the ends move forward Load the boat and (ends) roll while the centers back up until both halves of Centers chase right, ends load the boat the line are facing. Centers walk and dodge, swing thru, boys trade Heads lead right and circle to a line Receycle, left allemande... Right and left thru, pass thru, bend the line Heads lead right and circle to a line Two ladies chain across, pass thru Right and left thru, rollaway, ends load the boat Bend the line, right and left thru And roll, centers square thru 3/4, centers in Two ladies chain across, left allemande Cast off 3/4, ends fold, centers left turn thru Right and left grand but on the third hand Right and left grand... Promenade... Heads lead right and circle to a line Heads lead right, right and left thru (Ocean wave) spin the top and spread Circle four and sides break to lines of four Recycle, right and left grand... Bend the line, two ladies chain across, pass thru Heads flutter wheel, square thru four Bend the line, right and left thru Swing thru and spread, left swing thru Two ladies chain across, pass thru Boys run, couples circulate, wheel and deal Bend the line, two ladies chain across (Ocean wave) spin chain thru and spread Forward and back, bend the line Left allemande... Two ladies chain across, left allemande... ASD's choreo section features original Four ladies chain 3/4 , four ladies chain across material submitted to the editor. New ideas Heads right and left thru, sides pass thru are presented each month. Mail new and Go round one to a line, pass thru, bend the line creative material to Ed Fraidenburg, Work- Pass thru, bend the line, center four right & left thru Rollaway, left allemande... shop Editor, PO Box 488, Huron OH 44839. 58 American Squaredance, November 1989 Heads square thru four, touch 1/4 Follow your neighbor, centers run, ferris wheel Swing thru, ping pong circulate, swing thru Recycle, left square thru 3/4 , box the gnat REVIEW Right and left grand... Heads pass thru, go round one to a line Pass thru, wheel and deal (ocean wave) Ping pong circulate, swing thru, extend Boys trade, star thru, trade by, pass thru Left allemande... Heads pass thru go round one to a line Pass thru, wheel and deal, swing thru PING PONG CIRCULATE Ping pong circulate, turn thru, touch 1/4 Starting Formation: Quarter tag Scoot back, right and left grand... Definition: The center dancers in the ocean Heads lead right and circle to a line wave step thru. Everyone does a pass to the Walk and dodge, trade by, swing thru center and the new center dancers step directly Centers run, ferris wheel, zoom and into a right-hand ocean wave. Swing thru, ping pong circulate Centers trade, recycle, zoom and Sample Choreo: Crosstrail, left allemande... Heads pass the ocean, ping pong circulate Recycle, zoom, touch to a wave, recycle Heads rollaway, square thru four, swing thru Zoom, square thru 3/4, left allemande... Centers run, bend the line, pass thru Wheel and deal, swing thru Heads lead right and circle to a line Ping pong circulate, recycle, square thru 3/4 Pass thru, wheel and deal, swing thru Left allemande... Ping pong circulate, swing thru 4 Ping pong circulate, extend, single hinge Heads square thru four, touch 1/ , extend Boys trade, slide thru, left allemande... Swing thru, girls trade, ping pong circulate Recycle, left square thru 3/4, swing thru Heads pass the ocean, ping pong circulate Ends circulate. girls trade, pass thru Scoot and relocate, extend, centers trade Wheel and deal, dixie grand. left allemande... Girls trade, square thru four, trade by Left allemande... Heads spin the top, ping pong circulate Ping pong circulate, swing thru, recycle Sweep 1/4 , left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line Pass thru, wheel and deal (ocean wave) Ping pong circulate, extend, swing thru Right and left grand... Heads pass the ocean, scoot and relocate FOLD UP Ping pong circulate, recycle, star thru by Ed Fraidenburg Others swing thru, recycle. sweep 1/4 Definition: From parallel two-faced lines, ends Pass thru, left allemande... cross-fold; all extend and trade. Ends in Heads lead right and circle to a line columns. Touch 1/4 , coordinate, ferris wheel Sample Choreo: (Ocean wave), ping pong circulate Heads square thru four, right and left thru Extend, recycle, left allemande... Veer left, fold up, all eight circulate, girls run Heads lead right and circle to a line Right and left grand... Touch 1/4 , circulate, boys run, veer left Heads half square thru, right and left thru Ferris wheel, zoom and swing thru Veer left, fold up, all eight circulate Ping pong circulate, recycle. square thru 3/4 Trade and roll, crosstrail thru, left allemande... Left allemande... American Squaredance, November 1989 59 Heads square thru four, right and left thru Girls trade, fold up, girls run, swing thru Veer left, fold up, all eight circulate Centers run, ferris wheel, swing thru Trade and roll, left allemande... Recycle, sweep 1/4 , you're home... Heads lead right and circle to a line Four ladies chain 3/4, heads lead right Touch 1/4 . coordinate, fold up and roll Circle to a line, right and left thru Pass thru, wheel and deal, zoom and Sides rollaway, all pass thru, wheel & deal Pass thru, left allemande... Centers veer right, fold up, walk and dodge Heads lead right and veer left, fold up Right and left grand... All eight circulate, girls run, swing thru Pass thru, trade by, left allemande... Heads square thru four, swing thru, boys run Tag the line right, fold up, coordinate 01‘yok-‘-°' Fold up, all eight circulate, girls run Swing thru, square thru 3/4, trade by Left allemande... Heads square thru four (ocean wave) [ LOCK 'EM UP Boys run, couples circulate, fold up and roll Pass thru, wheel and deal, pass thru by Lee Kopman Definition: From a tidal wave, each side lock it, Left allemande... then all hinge; center four hinge, then lock it, Heads lead right and circle to a line ends counter rotate 1/4 and roll. Spin the top, girls run, fold up Sample Choreo from The New View by Bill All eight circulate, girls run, left allemande... Davis: Heads lead right and circle to a line Heads promenade 1/2, sides fan the top Spin the top, boys run, girls trade, fold up Extend, spin the top, grand swing thru All eight circulate, boys run, trade by Center four swing thru, lock 'em up Star thru, pass thru, wheel and deal Extend, left allemande... Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line, pass thru Head ladies chain, rollaway, star thru Partner trade and roll, pass the sea Flutter wheel, swing thru, girls run, fold up Center four left swing thru, lock 'em up Boys run, right and left grand... Extend, right and left grand... Heads pass thru go round one to a line Pass the ocean, centers trade, centers run Couples circulate, fold up, girls run Swing thru, recycle, zoom and Turn thru, left allemande... ( PLUS Heads rollaway, sides lead right and CHOREO Circle four, men break to lines, pass thru Wheel and deal, centers veer left Fold up, walk and dodge, left allemande... 3/4 TAG THE LINE Heads pass thru, go round one to a line Starting Formation: Parallel lines of four, two- Pass the ocean, centers run faced lines. Couples circulate, fold up, all eight circulate Girls run, double pass thru, cloverleaf Definition: Each dancer turns individually to face the center of the line and walks forward Swing thru, ping pong circulate, swing thru passing right shoulders with oncoming Recycle, zoom and pass thru dancers. Lead dancers pass by two dancers Left allemande... and end facing out. Trailing dancers pass by Heads lead right and circle to a line, pass thru one dancer and step to a right-hand ocean Wheel and deal, centers veer left, fold up wave in the center of the set. Ends in 3/4 tag Circulate, walk and dodge, swing thru formation. If the call is done from a single line Same sexes trade, right and left grand... of four or a single two-faced line, it ends with Heads pass the ocean, swing thru, boys run a mini-wave between two outfacing dancers. 60 American Squaredance, November 1989 Heads lead right and circle to a line Half tag, girls circulate, boys run, ferris wheel Pass thru, 3/4 tag, recycle and outsides trade Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Double pass thru, leaders trade, swing thru Heads pass the ocean, extend, trade the wave Girls trade, pass thru, wheel and deal Centers trade, 3/4 tag, girls spin the top Square thru but on the third hand Boys cloverleaf, extend, girls trade Dixie grand, left allemande... Right and left thru, spin the top Heads square thru four, slide thru, pass thru Right and left grand... 3/4 tag, recycle and outsides turn back Head square thru four, swing thru, ends run Swing thru, turn thru, left allemande... Couples circulate, 3/4 tag, girls face left Heads square thru four, sides rollaway Diamond circulate, flip the diamond, boys trade Swing thru, girls run, 3/4 tag, outsides cloverleaf Ferns wheel, square thru '3/41, lett allemande... Centers swing thru, single hinge Heads lead right and circle to a line Walk and dodge (ocean wave), recycle Pass the ocean, centers run, 3/4 tag Left allemande... Swing thru and boys trade, extend Heads pass thru, go round one to a line Girls trade, star thru, pass thru Pass thru, 3/4 tag, recycle and outsides trade Trade by, left allemande... Double pass thru, track two, swing thru Heads pass thru, go round one to a line Same sexes trade, right and left grand... 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MAINSTREAM PROGRAM: TIMING'S THE THING Pee/ off: INTRO: — Heads promenade half Static square: Heads pass thru, around one — — — — — Pass the ocean To a line, pass thru, wheel and deal — — — Extend : Swing thru — Double pass thru, peel off, pass thru — — Boys run — — Tag the line Tag the line, peel off, pass thru, tag the line— Left--- : Ferris wheel — — Right, boys cross run, wheel and deal - - Pass thru : Turn thru — Pass to the center, square thru 3/4 Left allemande — — — Promenade Left allemande... - — — Scoot back: — — (Repeat with) : Heads — promenade half Zero line: Touch 1/4 , center four only scoot back Center four walk and dodge, outside girls FOR THE MODULAR CALLER: U-turn back, right and left thru, do-sa-do Static square: Heads lead right, swing thru (Wave), recycle, left allemande... Turn thru, left allemande... Zero line: Pas thru, wheel and deal Static square: Heads lead right, do-sa-do Centers touch 1/4 , centers scoot back (Wave), girls trade, swing thru, boys run Single hinge, girls trade, recycle, zoom 1/2 tag the line, scoot back, boys run, zero line Swing thru, turn thru, left allemande... Static square: Heads lead right, do-sa-do Cloverleaf: (Wave), recycle, pass thru, left allemande... Static square: heads rollaway half sashay Static square: Heads lead right, do-sa-do Circle eight, boys pass thru, cloverleaf (Wave), boys circulate, girls trade, swing thru Girls square thru, girls cloverleaf Boys run, ferris wheel, square thru 3/4 All double pass thru, boys partner trade Left allemande... Do-sa-do (wave), scoot back, boys run Slide thru, pass thru, left allemande... Static square; heads right and left thru Head ladies chain, heads lead right, swing thru Zero line: Pass thru, wheel and deal boys run, ferris wheel, pass thru Double pass thru, lead couple only Left allemande... Cloverleaf, others U-turn back and star thru Do-sa-do (wave), girls trade, all eight circulate THE BASIC PROGRAM: Girls trade, swing thru, turn thru, left allemande Trades: Dixie style: Zero line: Pass thru, ends trade Zero line: Right and left thru, dixie style Centers U-turn back, pass thru, ends trade To an ocean wave, boys trade, left swing thru Centers partner trade, star thru Girls cross run, turn thru, left allemande... Centers pass thru, square thru 3/4 Left allemande... Zero line: Square thru 3/4, courtesy turn Dixie style to an ocean wave, boys cross run Static square: Heads pass thru, separate Boys circulate, girls trade, recycle, pass thru Around one to a line, pass thru, ends trade Trade by, left allemande... Ends star thru, centers trade and square thru Pass thru, trade by, left allemande... Zero line: Right and left thru, dixie style To an ocean wave, girls circulate, boys trade Veer right: Left allemande... Zero box: Touch 1/4 , split circulate, boys run Reverse flutter wheel, sweep 1/4 , veer right Zero line: Right and left thru, dixie style Couples circulate, bend the line To an ocean wave, boys trade, boys run Right and left thru, star thru, left allemande... Couples circulate, girls run, grand right & left... 62 Amencan Squaredance, November 1989 am Renny Mann MITIRT4 seaR Stnrn'4M Mitchell New PR1107 NEVER GIVIN' UP ON LOVE by Al PAST HIT OF THE MONTH PR1008 OKLAHOMA SUNSHINE by Al PR1029 PRAIRIE PR1098 RIDIN' ON THAT NEW RIVER TRAIN by Renny HELLO. GOOD MORNING, aecolalm PRI101 SUN'S GONNA SHINE by Chuck HAPPY DAY tak Friii3;9 &ONE llACIENDA Yy Jultunie

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MEL ESTES Tuscaloosa, Alabama it is always ifribre3iiny iu learn of the vocations of well-known callers, who manage to juggle busy workloads (day- time) with busy nighttime calling dates. So it is with Mel Estes, who is a Personnel HOEDOWNS Specialist at DCH Regional Medical Shakin'—ESP Center. Picker Patter—Ranch House His credits are long: staff member of Willy—Chicago Country Queen City Festival in Meridian, Miss.; Ragtime Annie — Square Tunes staff member at Fontana, N.C. for 18 Patter I—ESP years; member of Fontana Hall of Fame; Swedish Special—Sting staff member at English Mountain, Tenn.; Boogie Barn Hoedown—Buckskin Quarter Century Award, Callerlab; attend- Road—LouMac ed eleven Callerlab Conventions; Alabama Callers Assn. member, and SINGING CALLS other accomplishments. Do the Locomotion—Ranch House Mel calls for Druid Promenaders, Little Girl—ESP Magnolia Twirlers and Fayette Squares. Beautiful Brown Eyes—Royla He also conducts annual classes and Satisfied—ESP weekly workshops. He's an after-party Make the World Go Away—Red Boot fun-maker. Chinatown—Blue Star Jean and Mel have three daughters and Hollywood—Cross Country four grandchildren. Happy Trails—Four Bar B

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BETTY & HARMON JORRITSMA Garden Grove, California Since they began dancing in Indiana in 1949, Harmon and Betty Jorritsma have realized the happiness and enjoyment of sharing this interest with others and of meeting new friends through dancing. They emphasize enjoyment and relaxa- tion in their teaching and try to involve all ages in their classes. The Jorritsmas continue teaching basics even though they cue for eight square dance clubs on a regular basics and have a weekly intermediate rounds club, the Hacienda Rounders, a weekly easy workshop, the J's Rounders, and an weekly intermediate workshop. At present, they have 52 couples in this season's :Jasic class, and 185 in their regular classes. in various offices. The Jorritsmas have participated in 25 The Jorritsmas have two daughters, two national conventions and have conducted granddaughters and a pet black poodle. workshops and festivals in much of the Betty and Harmon are celebrating their continental U.S., Hawaii, Canada and 40 years of dancing this year by sharing New Zealand. In the early fifties during memories with friends, especially at a service in the U.S. Army, they were in- kick-off celebration at Catalina Island's volved in dancing in Germany as well. Avalon Ballroom in March with 105 round Harmon and Betty are past chairmen dancing couples. They intend to keep of Roundalab and active members of the teaching as long as their dancers en- Southern California R/D Teachers Assn., courage them, feeling that it keeps them having served as presidents as well as alive and enthusiastic.

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He is sur- Orders $10.00 or less, vived by his wife Betty, six children and add 51.00. Orders over ten grandchildren. Leo was most active 10.00, add $2.00. . r3 ELLIE Thank you in southern Ontario, but had called from MICRO PLASTICS • MANDERS coast to coast and in many states in the PO Box 847 Rifle CO 81650 . UPTOWN. U.S.A. U.S. He was noted for smooth danceable Tel: 303-6281718 choreography with that extra tang that American Squareaance. November 1989 69 makes for memorable dancing. The Best In Paul Helmig of Metamora, Illinois, died Square & Round Dance Music of cancer in August. He was a well-known All Rounds Cued square dance caller in the Peoria area for thirty years. He left two sons and a TNT268 YOU'VE CHOSEN ME by Wynne Mahler TNT269 STAGGER LEE by Mike lavarone daughter. TNT270 THE LOCO-MOTION by Mike lavarone The Michigan square and round dance TNT271 PASS ME BY by Mike Trombly community lost a long-time leader and TNT272 PISTOL PACKING MAMA, Rd by Fran Kropt TNT273 IF I DIDN'T CARE by Peg MuIroy supporter when Bob Saurman died in Ju- MODERN STYLE CONTRA PARTY ly. Bob and Flossie had been teaching LP1001--Oick Leger S5.+.75 est. round dance lessons since 1968 and have Plastic Record Sleeves Available a club called the Stardusters. They cued Quantity Discounts for 25. 50. 100 8 1000 RFD 2 Rt. 7, St. Albans VT 05478, 802-524-9424 for three SID clubs. Bob also called and taught basic lessons for Calico Couples PROMENADERS Clog & SID Shoes for several years. They had planned to Blk & Whl $33.95 spend the winter months in the Sun Belt Colors during their retired years. In 1988, the Gold & SD. $35.95 P&H add 5250 Saurmans celebrated their 47th wedding Tel. 919.778-0476 anniversary. They had three children and SOPHIA T'S Square Dance 8, Western Wear Fashions. Inc. eleven grandchildren, and their daughter Eastern N.C.'s Largest Square Dance Shop Florence's husband is a square dance Route 9, Box 273A • Hwy. 70 East Goldsboro, North Carolina 27530 caller, whose five children all dance. It is CLOGGER for men (black & rage) hoped that Flossie will continue the pro- NEICLOGGER for women (white anti) $35.50 gram that she and Bob had started and . We Ship Anywhere in the World that has brought so much pleasure to the Brochure available—$2.00 (refunded on first order) Checks,. MasterCard, Visa, American Express dancers of Michigan. Jim and Florence Farrough Elkart, Indiana UNIQUE SQUARE ALASKA JAMBOREE '89 DANCE ACCESSORIES In July. Morgan's Merry Makers with Tom and Glenda Morgan of St. Louis (MO) IRON-ON FOIL TRANSFERS and Mission (TX) as escorts, toured the STICKERS state of Alaska from Prudhoe Bay to Whit- COLLARS AND COLLAR KITS tier, concluding with a seven-day cruise aboard the Pacific Princess, the "Love FOXIE BOXERS Boat," to Vancouver, with ports of call at CLOCKS AND POCKET WATCHES Skagway, Juneau and Ketchikan. The GREETING CARDS group danced all along the way, including SWEAT SHIRTS WITH MUSIC & LIGHTS a tip on the Arctic Circle, a dance with SKIRTS AND BLOUSES Santa's Swingers at Alaskaland in Fair- SHIRTS AND TIES banks and aboard ship. Princess Tours IRON-ON FABRIC STATES & COUNTRIES and Premier Travel outdid themselves to see that the square dancers had a trip CHRISTMAST ORNAMENTS beyond their greatest expectations. fv, a free catalog, write to gClt SANDPIPER SQUARES ELECT JOANIE ALLEN 1/4#1 The Sandpiper Squares of Port St. 3906 So. limost Lucie, Florida, held their sixth annual Tulsa OK 741115 meeting at the Radisson Inn in (918) 742.5692 September. A full slate of nominees was Mastercard & Visa accepted ORIGINALS elected at the event, which included a Dealer Inquiries Welcome 70 American Squaredance November 1989 banquet in the Orange Blossom Room at CALLERS or DANCERS beautifully decorated round tables. Many EQUIPMENT BOX COVERS words of appreciation and satisfaction were expressed. 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American Squaredance, November 1989 73 ME AND MILLIE—Chinook 102 Caller: Daryl Clendenin FIGURE, Heads promenade 1/2 , right and left thru, flutter wheel, sweep 1/4 , pass thru, do-sa-do, swing thru, boys trade, turn thru, left allemande, promenade. MCCLOUD—Four Bar B 6103 Callers: Mike Sikorsky & Dave Abbott Original song by Mike Sikorsky. FIGURE: Heads right and left thru, rollaway, pass thru, separate around one, right and left thru, pass the ocean, ladies trade, recycle, square thru 3/4 , left allemande, promenade. POOR BOY Cardinal 103 Caller: Bill Roles FROM THE WORLD GO—Royal 108 FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2 , square thru, touch 1/4 , Caller: Jerry Story scoot back, boys run, slide thru, pass thru, trade by, FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2 , square thru, right and swing corner, promenade. left thru. touch 1/4 , follow your neighbor and spread. all eight circulate, boys fold, girls turn back, swing cor- PISTOL-PACKIN' MAMA—Crown 101 ner, promenade. Caller: Bob Worley FIGURE: Heads square thru, right and left thru, pass DREAM ON—Royal 208 thru, trade by, swing thru, boys run, couples circulate. Caller: Tony Oxendine half tag, scoot back, corner swing, promenade. FIGURE: Heads square thru, do-sa-do, star thru, pass the ocean, swing thru, spin the top, square thru 3/4, MAGIC CARPET—Chinook 101 swing corner, promenade. Callers: Dan Nordbye & Joe Saltel FIGURE: Heads square thru, do-sa-do, swing thru, boys THERE'S NOTHING I CAN DO ABOUT IT NOW—Red run. bend the line, right and left thru, pass the ocean, Boot 3023; Caller: Johnny Jones recycle. swing corner, promenade. FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2, sides square thru, right

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74 American Squaredance. November 1989 and left thru, eight chain six. swing. promenade. Dedicated to the Cactus Squares. FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2, sides right and left thru, square thru, do- LOVE ME HONEY DO—Red Boot Star 1315 sa-do, eight chain four, swing corner, promenade. Caller: Bob Barnes JUST A LITTLE LOVIN=Red Boot Star 1323 FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2, right and left thru, flut- Caller: T.D. Brown ter wheel, sweep 1/4, pass thru, do-sa-do, swing thru, FIGURE: Heads square thru, right-hand star, head star boys trade, swing corner, promenade. left, right and left thru, swing thru, boys run, half tag, SOMEBODY ELSE IS TAKING MY PLACE—Red Boot swing, promenade. Star 1318; Caller: Hoyle Grose ME AND BOBBY MCGHEE—Red Boot Star 1324 Harmony by Don Williamson. FIGURE: Heads pro- Caller: Don Coy menade 1/2 square thrii run-ca-run, swing thru, hoys FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2, right and left thru, flut- run, couples circulate, chain down the line, promenade. terwheel, sweep 1/4 , pass thru, right and left thru ,veer FROM A JACK TO A KING—Red Boot Star 1320 left, ferris wheel, centers pass thru, swing corner, Caller: Bill Anderson promenade. FIGURE: Heads star thru, pass thru, circle four to a SUSANNA/TURKEY—Red Boot Star 1325 line, pass thru, wheel and deal, centers star thru, pass Caller: Jim Park thru, cloverleaf, centers left square thru 3/4, swing cor- Harmony by Don Williamson. FIGURE: Heads square ner, promenade. thru, right and left thru, swing thru, spin the top, right FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART—Red Boot 1321 and left thru, slide thru, pass thru, U-turn back. swing, Caller: John Peeler promenade. FIGURE: Heads square thru, do-sa-do, swing thru, boys CONTRA RECORD.. run, bend the line, right and left thru, flutter wheel, ROUND BARN CONTRA—Grenn 16020 slide thru, corner swing, promenade. Caller: Boyd Rothenberger HENRIETTA—Red Boot Star 1322 Flip side is Cinnamon Twist. Duple improper con- Caller: Cleo Barker tra with a weathervane figure.

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It's good physical Connecticut—Mystic Adventure Weekend, Ramada Inn, Mystic; exercise. It's good mental exercise, yes November 17-19, Write Cliff Brodeur. Box 914, Pittsfield MA 01202. good mental exercise. The ear has to be MIchlgen—November Blast Festival, Kalamazoo Fairground Com- connected to a properly working respon- plex, November 17-19: K Burke. R. Beck, N Hartley. P Kozlowski. sive brain if the feet are to do what the C Olsen. J/G Alderson, P/B Guenthner, S/C Norton, D. Mooreland, P/B McLerran, B/D Root. Wnte Phil Kozlowski, 1531 Ebenezer Rd, caller said to do. One couple said, "We're Aurora IN 47001. hooked, we have been doing it three to North Carolina-10th Feather Cherokee Hoedown SID Festival; four times a week for ten years." I asked November 17-19; G Hudson, H Thomas. B. Hollis, K Rollins, my doctor once if he thought square dan- Jack/Muriel Raye. Write Bill Mitchell, 105 Stribling Circle, Spar- tanburg SC 29301. cing was good exercise. 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n his MS workshop section this month, future will be bright. I think many leaders I Don Beck in Choreo Breakdown, re- have come to understand what mistakes views the much-neglected partner tag with we made in the past. We have a long way good examples, including this singing call: to go but I believe callers are realizing that Heads promenade half way, down the middle we served our own interests in the past And pass thru, partner trade, pass thru at the expense of the dancers. I believe Partner tag, right and left thru, slide thru that our best potential market is the "emp- Pass thru, partner trade, pass thru ty nester" and that the baby boom popu- Partner tag, trade by, swing your corner lation bulge is coming into that stage of Promenade home...(Add 16 beat tag) their lives right now. The potential for growth is tremendous if we can quit enter- lways varied is Lead Right by Mal- A taining ourselves with choreographic puz- com/Burdick and especially interest- zles and concentrate on offering the full ing this time is Don's coordinate with a fun-value of our activity to the customers." twist, which is doing a coordinate by definition from lines of four. Try this: From facing lines of four: he Southern California Callers Circulate 11/2 (ends in tidal wave) T Notes emphasizes smoothness in an Center six trade...triple trade opinion from Gloria LeDuc, editor Larry's Ends and centers move up (facing diamonds)... wife: "My wife's main gripe is men who Line Exit: Zero line...Coordinate seem not to care how rough they are with Diamond circulate, flip the diamond the women. They will pinch fingers, twist Ferris wheel, square thru 3/4, left allemande... wrists, jerk arms, squeeze ribs and bruise backbones. She points out to them that ords of wisdom can be found in the what they are doing hurts her, but some- W Texas State Callers' For the Record how the request to be gentler never this time, solicited from various leaders. changes them. I will second this for some This one comes from Jim Mayo of New of the ladies. We can't help but wonder Hampshire: "I am hopeful that we have if they were ever taught how to be gentle. been through a low point and that the Unfortunately, some of these rough

PO BOX 216 BATH OH 44210 GRENN Latest ROUND DANCE GR17092 ST LOUIS BLUES '89, Two-step by Harry & Elsie Stockleder Note Flip side 01 cue sheet 8 record contain cues for classic dance to this music blest in the CONTRA DANCE PROGRESSION series GR16021 THRU THE WHITE AND DRIFTED SNOW CONTRA Bob Howell prompts the vocal side New ROUND DANCES to old Grenn records: GR 14140 MAKES NO DIFFERENCE GR 14234 (or 17099) WATCH OUT FOR JACK Foxtrot by Dan & Doris Sobala Cha cha by Bill Owen GR 14186 (or 17040) SINGING 'IN THE RAIN GR 14241 WALKING ON A MOONBEAM (Arches) Two-step by Ted 8 Luella Floden Two-step by Helen & Slug Schmidt GR 14223 REMINISCING WALTZ GR 14266 ONE ROSE WALTZ by Dan & Doris Sobala by Bill Owen GR 14302 YOU ALWAYS HURT. Waltz by Dorothy Sanders 88 American Squaredance, November 1989 1ST ROUND DANCE FESTIVAL IN BERMUDA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22 TO TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1990 1 AT SONESTA BEACH HOTEL CUERS: RICHARD and JOANNE LAWSON ALABAMA PETER and BERYL BARTON ONTARIO PHASES IV—V—VI (INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED) For Registration Forms & Further Information: Bermuda Round Dance Festival, P.O. Box 145, Avon MA 02322 (617) 963-0713 dancers are angels in our classes. These d Foote can always be counted on in dancers need to be reminded to be con- E his News 'n Notes to generate some siderate before they chase the new stu- novel choreo, whether in his white pages dents away. As a caller preparing for a (MS, Plus) or his buff pages (Adv.), and class, it is wise to get out and dance with there's a nice page on dancing six-hand your prospective angels and to see how waves. Here's an example: they dance." Zero lines: Pass the ocean, all eight circulate Boys go 1/2 more, girls cast off 3/4 ot many note services contain 24 Wave of six, grand swing thru N pages, even in a two-month com- Boys in your diamond, circulate bined issue, but that's what we find in Boys flip your diamond, girls hinge Minnesota Callers' Notes from Warren Girl looking out run, extend, boys run Berquam. A sampling will show the scope Star thru, centers California twirl of his work-take a peek at this index and Centers pass thru (zero box), left allemande... keep in mind there's a full page of more its of usable choreo information are of figures on each one of these: If U Can, U. found in all note services and the If U Want To, On the Third Hand, Those Stevens/Pohl Notes for European Callers Who Can, Tap 'Em on the Shoulder, Stick is no exception. A quick zero using fan the our your Hand, Face your Partner, Face top from facing couples is: the Caller, Anything and Roll, Explode and Pass the ocean, fan the top, recycle... Anything, Cross Fire, Slip Out of a Dia- mond, Zip to a Diamond, Chain Reaction, Another unusual gem: Pass In/Pass Out, Fractional Load the Heads single circle 3/4 to a wave, single hinge Boat—Advanced Programs, Mix, Switch Fan the top, ping pong circulate, centers recycle the Wave, Peel and Trail, plus the new A-1 Pass thru, single circle 3/4 to a wave and A-2 list and a record report. Scoot back, swing corner, promenade... sog( m 73.0 .,00,c or 7,60 cicp

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90 American Squaredence. November 1989 SQUARE DANCE DOLLS Harrison and Betty Fletcher, along with Lee and Jim Carpenter, started making Product Line dolls as a gimmick to increase attendance at the Spring Fling Memorial Day Camp- out. As a result, their club, the Promen 'Aires of Vienna, West Virginia, realized almost $1200, all due to the sale of dolls! The dolls, dressed in the U.S.A.'s national colors, are true blue friei ids, always ready with a smile even on the dreariest day, always ready to listen to whatever you have to say, but who will never, never repeat anything they've heard. They are wonderful square dance friends. Dolls are dandy gifts for angels, door prizes, new square dance graduates, hostesses, stuffing stockings. Doll collec- tors can't pass them up! They can be per- sonalized in club colors, country colors, any color you like, and are sold for $10 to $12 a pair. For details, write Betty Fletcher, 4107 9th Ave., Vienna WV 26105.

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Jerry Junck John Kwaiser Terry Mosley Mike Krehhiel Amencan Squaredance. November 1989 95 18 students graduated from callers' school and four from caller-coach school at Superschool West in Reno, Nevada, in August. Pictured are: (front, L to R) Bill and Betty Peters, stall. Erin Hart, Tillie and Vic Astle; (second row) Sharon and Don DiPirro, Bill Eyler, Judy and Don Hart, Roger Johnson, Naomi and Don Karr; (third row) John Kaltenthaler, staff, John Marus, Rene and Lew Reith, Jane Marus, Margy Rouze, Ron Masker, Don Rouze, Tony and Anita Nevison, Blaine Schmidt, Rocky Sproull, Gary and Susan Oakland, Kathy Utter, Howard Richman, Rick Utter; (top row) Jim Mayo, staff, Jim and Joyce Voll, Ann Walker and caller- coach students Chuck Mashburn, George White, Norm Wilcox, Mike Woods, and Herb Egender. staff. Royal Holidayi* SQUARE & ROUND DANCE WMCENDS

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96 American Squareianco, No/ember 1909 20 students attended the Dance-O-Rama Caller's College at Camp Calvin Crest near Fremont, Nebraska in August. Enrolled were Sherm Appenheimer, Bill Blackwell, Harvey Browning, Rolland Clevenger, Ken Col- inefelter, Jim Crawford. Vi Foust, Don Haney, Normal Hilmer, Dan Hopper, Floyd Mauch, Mary Mehus, Lois Mitchell. Wes Mohler, Ray Ruskamp, Roger Schmidt, Diane Trojahn, Linn Mizer, Pearl Serland, Will Postle. On staff with Harold and Lill Bausch were Dan and Flossie Breach. Harold reports that for the past seven years, the average attendance has been fifteen. A GREAT GIFT

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98 Anlencan Squaredance. November 1989 alike that danceable material will be used. the callers, cuers and leaders. The relatively few Phase IV and even Thursday, the National SID Convention fewer Phase V and VI dances which were officially opened. And we were there— used again point up the consideration and well over 20,000 dancers from all 50 states the ability of most cuers to cue to the floor. and a dozen foreign countries, dancing to 6. I would be terribly remiss if I didn't hundreds of callers and cuers with equally extend a sincere, personal Thank you to diverse backgrounds. all those who have created, nurtured and As were were passing through the main continue to operate Roundalab. arena in the Myriad, the wonder of it finally penetrated. We had joined a friendly- OKLAHOMA CITY—MY FIRST NATIONAL looking square (they all were) and ended My first dances go back almost—but up having a "blast." The couples were not quite—to Henry Ford and Benjamin from Wisconsin, Texas, California, and Lovett. But I've never been one to travel New Jersey. much...but things have changed lately But here is the kicker—we did some and I decided that if I wanted to go to a fairly complex Plus dances, flawlessly. Ten "National," then Oklahoma City was just minutes earlier, none of us had even so right for a start. So there I was on Wed- much as laid eyes on any of the others. nesday evening at the trail-in dance at the What a thrill, Think of it. State Fairgrounds. Without even a second Because of Callerlab and other com- thought, my partner and I got up and munications media, we all really danced danced. We did rounds. We went into the the same language. We had similar ex- next hall to do contras for a while. We periences in the round dance halls and danced all evening. We thought no more at contras. A really great gift. And, about it except that we were happy to be perhaps, one small step forward for there. Of course, the other dancers, like mankind. Herb Rivkin us, were from all over the world. So were Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey

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100 American Squareclance. November 1989 ( Book Nook

by Mary Jenkins

rnt•FTRA 38th NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE CONVENTION 1989

This 40-page paperback book sold for is definitely written for modern square $2 at the 38th National Convention in dancers, for what true contra dancer Oklahoma City in 1989. Hopefully, it can would know how to do dixie style to an still be purchased through Contralab, c/o ocean wave or wheel and deal, for exam- Boyd Rothenberger, Rte. 1 Box 274, ple? Just Called, a quadrille with its dixie Lanesville IN 47136. style to an ocean wave, cross run and The book contains interesting quotes swing thru could be danced by those who from The History of Square Dancing by have been graduated from square dance Damon, as well as articles on style in dan- class. The Glossary of Terms, taken from cing, deportment in dancing, giving a Don Armstrong's Contra Manual, does not dance, and quadrilles and contras taken incude these terms, but does cover well from Good Morning by Mr. and Mrs. Henry the regular contra terms. Ford, published in 1926. Looking at the program cover from the Directions for 33 contra and square First Annual National S/D Convention in dances, plus the authors, music, forma- Riverside, Cal. in 1952, shown on the tions, and the names of the persons who back of the book, we note the change in submitted the dances are given. styles but the smiles make us realize that The O.K. Contra, danced to Oklahoma, square and contra dancing is fun!

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