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Show Yiujin.gj doueeirs leormi bsnss By Marylan Bird Eip'eti Society Ed'or "All join hands and circle left. Stop where you are give your honey a sw ing. Left allemande your comer and do-si-do your own." These, along w ith many other square dancing calls can be heard as you pass by the Uintah County Library multi-purpose room. The square dancing class is part of the summer youth program at the library. It is in its second week. "We have expanded this year more than before, " said Evan Baker, instructor in-structor of the class and librarian. The class starts at the beginning to teach those who have never square danced before and those who have a review of what thev have learned and then w ill go as far as they can go during dur-ing the two month period which the class is held. i , '' ' ' r iM: : i: - !!; ' ! i ' J: n 1 1; ji ' '., "... . - - - - v ... .-V, ONE OF THE BASICS Evan Ddkcr teaches the square dance students is how to do the men's star rif.ht. Pictured arc (left to riht) Cory, Doutf McConkie, Evan Baker, Richard Snyder, and Morgan Brady. The class meets Mondays and Wednesdays at the Uintah County Library for an hour. The students learn how to circle left and right, right and left grand, allemande, do si-do. right and left through, ladies star, square through, weave the right. California Iw irl. star through, and many more calls. According Accor-ding to Mr. Baker, there are about l.Vi basic calls. "We get alxmt half way through depending on the group," he said. There are atxnit 2" students enrolled enroll-ed in the class. At the end of the summer, sum-mer, the class w ill put on a program for their parents to show (hem w hat they have learned throughout the summer sum-mer months. Evan has square danced for nearly six years. 1 le took a square dance calling call-ing class during his last year at BVU. While in school, he was a member of the Cougar Squares at BVU and served serv-ed as treasurer for two years and one year as president. Mr. Baker has called some one night stands, taught a round dance class for community schools, and taught the summer square dance class. Jodi Schow said, "Mom wanted us to take square dancing or folk dancing. I look square dancing because I already knew the first part." "My mom and dad square dance and I wanted to learn how to too " s ud Sally Hales. Anne .larvis said she wanted to take square dancing to learn how and savs she has already learned a lot. The students meet Mondays and Wednesays to learn the various basic calls and practice what thev have Nvn learning t He. Mr a ... - . Vj A.-J Mr Mc f . F; 1 Vi." 1 Jr." K Si' I c: ' so L 3i . J . . ... rp ' '- r 0 JOANN STRINGHAM is an attorney v, .th VcRze3-ii?; in Vernal. She has teen in Vernal s nce A-g-st c' zi representing local people in civil and cnn!--l l.tga::" r ... ; ' , j - v . r . - l 1 ! ! I r i t ;l IllNi'.KI AlVtodo,lvMn1...,u'!'''!','','. Snvd-i I van It.ikoi m thr h.u k.MOu'M. ti' i-k, 'hhv to do thr SNSin,; 1 1(- ,.. tl,r ,..ti u toi lot V'C ' 1 1 class |
