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 …
Square Dance Leaders If an activity such as ours is to prosper, it is imperative that we have people who are willing, and able, to accept the mantle of Leadership. Joe and Jean Hartka have done this in a manner above and beyond that which one might expect. They have …
Round dance Cuers & Teachers In the Square and Round Dance Activity we occasionally have the opportunity to share the accomplishments of individuals, whose dedication and commitment to community, church and the Square and Round Dance movement, is extensive. The Round Dance movement has been fortunate to have had the …
Square Dance Leaders For more than thirty years, Walter and Priscilla Niederlitz have devoted their time, talents, friendliness and their organizational skills to promote the Square and Round Dance Movement. They started dancing in 1958 and are currently members of the Whirlaways of East Greenwich, Rhode Island. During this time …
Square Dance Caller & Teacher Ray and Carole Aubut typify what square and round dancing is all about. Friendly, fun loving people, they are often called “Mr. and Mrs. Square Dancing.” They are devoted and dedicated to our activity. Ray and Carole started square dancing in 1966 with the Town …
Square Dance Leaders Dick and Judy Severance represent the type of Square Dancers of whom our activity can be proud. They have been active not only in Square Dancing, but in the Community as well and have received recognition on the Community, State and National levels. Starting square dancing in …
Square Dance Leaders Mr. and Mrs. Friendly Mixers certainly applies to John and Helen Page. Since they started Square Dancing in 1965 and Round Dancing in 1970 their participation in our activity has been one of total commitment. As Angels for each class and part of Square Dance Demos and …
Square Dance Leaders Ernie and Ellie Chase have unselfishly given of themselves to their community and the square dance activity in a leadership role with various organizations, all for the betterment of the community and square dancing. Their organizational skills are outstanding and their accomplishments are many in a sharing …