A Squared Set (also known as a Static Set) consists of 4 couples,
arranged in a square pattern (aligned to the walls of the hall, if possible)
such that each couple has their back to a wall and is facing in toward the
center of the square. Within each couple, the Boy is on the left,
and the Girl is on the right. EN: 10
Squared Set
Boys are denoted by squares, and Girls by circles. EN: 20
Couple #1 and Couple #3 are known as the Head Couples (or Heads). EN: 80
Couple #2 and Couple #4 are known as the Side Couples (or Sides). EN: 90
Your Partner is the one beside you (the one you're paired up with). EN: 100
Your Corner is the other adjacent dancer (to the Boys' left, or the Girls' right). EN: 110
Your Opposite is the opposite sex dancer directly across from you. EN: 120
The remaining dancer of the opposite sex is either
your Right-Hand Lady if you're a Boy,
or your Left-Hand Man if you're a Girl. These two terms are infrequently used.
In old-time dancing, the Right-Hand Lady is also referred to as the Gal from Arkansas. EN: 130
