Square Dance Caller & Teacher In our Square Dance Activity we have the opportunity to share the accomplishments of individuals. AI & Anita Monty’s dedication and commitment to the square dance movement in Vermont has been extensive. AI, who has been calling for over fifty years, started at the young …
Square Dance Caller & Teacher Mr. Square Dance of Maine, Hillie Bailey, was and is a caller, teacher, leader, promoter and supporter of the Square Dance activity. Hillie’s first club, the Denham Folk Dance Club, which became the County Cousins, was started in 1949. He formed the Arcadia Bells and …
Square Dance Leaders Involved on both sides of the mike, as dancers and caller/cuer, Hal & Doris Holmes have given unselfishly of their time, efforts and talents in promoting the many facets of our square dance activity. As folk dancers, Hal and Doris were introduced to square dancing, while living …
Square Dance Leaders From the very beginning of their introduction to square dancing, the involvement of Art and Marge Dugas has been one of dedication and commitment. They have willingly shared their knowledge and experience in organizational skills. As leaders they have been outstanding in making things happen with great …
Square Dance Caller & Teacher Our activity has been enriched with the dedication and lifelong commitment to Square Dancing by Dick and Sue Leger. Music has played an important part in their lives. They met while playing in their school band and later Sue played piano in her mother’s square …
Round dance Cuers & Teachers Bill and Jill Calderone are known nationwide as the composers of the Round Dance “Cab Driver”. At home they are known particularly for their compassion and willingness to use square and round dancing as a means to provide pleasure for the elderly and emotionally …
Square Dance Leaders Bob and Martha Carpenter are dedicated leaders who are supportive not only of the Square and Round Dance movement but are also deeply involved in service to their community. The “credentials” of Bob and Martha are exceptional. Bob’s involvement in the church include: Chairman of the Board …
Square Dance Leaders The strength of our activity is dancer leadership and dedication. These special attributes are clearly shown in the couple we pay homage to, Fred & Betty Smith. Fred & Betty Smith not only enjoy the dancing but work to ensure that others may also enjoy our activity. …
Square Dance Leaders From the time Conrad and Pauline started Square Dance lessons with the Heel and Toe club in October of 1961, it became obvious they were destined to become leaders in our activity. In 1966, they joined Queen City Promenaders and maintained membership in both clubs. …
Square Dance Caller & Teacher Over the years the Square Dance movement has relied on the dedication of individuals to sustain and nourish the activity. This involvement and dedication is exemplified by Jim and JoAnn Mayo. Jim started calling in 1949 with the traditional New England style of dancing. During …