Square Dance Leaders Bill and Angie Sutherland entered the wonderful world of square dancing in 1967 with the Fairtown Squares where they became President in 1973-74. Annual club anniversary celebrations became habit forming as they were involved with many. Out of their initial involvement they emerged as Vice Chainman of …
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 Caller & Teacher Dick and Evelyn Doyle were a part of the revival of square dancing in New England and were pioneers in the club movement. It was in 1950 when Dick picked up a microphone and started calling. He became known as the Milton Thrush. With a …
Square Dance Leaders The presence of John and Isabel Kobrock on the dance floor was distinguished with grace and style that made them outstanding dancers and considered by those who knew them as the first lady and gentleman of square dancing in this region. Despite the fact that they shyed …
Square Dance Leaders Introduced to the square dance activity by their son and daughter in 1961, Ernie and Ellie embarked on an adventure spanning 32 years of involvement in leadership roles with strong organizational skills. Just about every New England dance organization has been influenced by them. They have …
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 Caller & Teacher Al Brundage was inspired to square dance calling through 4-H club work when a lad of fifteen. In the early days his mother, a pianist. was the guiding hand. He called square dances during his high school and college days. Owner of the Country Barn …
Square Dance Caller & Teacher Charlie was founder and editor of the New England Caller magazine which played a significant role in the development of the square dance activity. A square dance caller and teacher since 1940 he has been recognized and honored with many awards on the local and …
Square Dance Leaders Conrad and Pauline Cote began their square dancing career 31 years ago when they took their first lesson with the Heel and Toe SDC in Merrimack, NH. Following graduation they soon became involved in Club activities including 8 years as Publicity Chairmen. They joined the Queen City …