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Square Dance Calls authored by Norm Poisson

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  1. In Roll To A Wave News N Notes
  2. In/Out Roll To A Wave SCVSDA Notes
  3. Ramble Jay King
  4. Scoot And Cross Ramble Jay King
  5. Scoot And Ramble Jay King
  6. You All Jay King

This may not be a complete list of all calls authored by Norm Poisson.
 
 In Roll To A Wave  -  C4
 News N Notes  -  September 1984
 

Definition:
 

From twin diamonds: Points facing in walk straight ahead to footprints of point facing out across the set, points facing out Flip the Diamond, ends of the center wave do a Diamond Circulate taking the adjacent center of the wave with them (Ah So type action). End in parallel waves.

Norm Poisson 1984

This definition is from News and Notes by Al Brundage, Earl Johnston and Ed Foote.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.

(In|Out|Zoom) Roll To A Wave
 In/Out Roll To A Wave
 SCVSDA Notes  -  October 1984
 

Definition:
 

From diamonds: Designated point (e.g. in-facing point for In Roll to a Wave) Circulates as other point does a Turn, Step, Turn toward the designated point (i.e. both points move as in In/Out Roll Circulate); center dancer who is facing the designated dancer (the circulator) will step ahead taking the other center along, and then they Hinge in the spot vacated by the circulator. (Note: Centers facing designated point always do what is effectively a Diamond Circulate.)

This definition is from SCVSDA Note Service by Bill Davis.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.
 Ramble
 Jay King  -  page 44
 

Definition:
 

From a 3/4 tag formation: Includes all the moves described in Scoot and Ramble after the initial Scoot Back.

Norm Poisson 1973

This definition is from The Handbook of Modern Square Dancing by Jay King.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.
 Scoot And Cross Ramble
 Jay King  -  page 173
 

Definition:
 

From one quarter tag formation: All Scoot Back then those facing out Trail Off, walk ahead and Slide Thru with the person they meet from the other side. Those in the wave do an all four Crossfold and then Slide Thru. Finishes in various formations depending on the arrangement of sexes for the Slide Thru.

This definition is from The Handbook of Modern Square Dancing by Jay King.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.
 Scoot And Ramble
 Jay King  -  page 44
 

Definition:
 

From a one quarter tag formation: Those in the center wave step forward and Scoot Back with the outside two (the outsides now face out and the centers return to re-form the center wave). Those facing out Peel Off then walk forward and Slide Thru with a dancer from the other side. Those in the wave do an all four Fold and then Slide Thru. Finishes in various formations depending upon the arrangement of sexes at the start.

Norm Poisson 1973

This definition is from The Handbook of Modern Square Dancing by Jay King.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.
 You All  -  C4
 Jay King  -  page 217
 

Definition:
 

Usually as a call added on to another preceding call which finishes with dancers in a formation which has identifiable centers and ends. Centers Partner or Single Hinge as the ends Backtrack (U-turn back by turning inward). Finishes in various formation, usually related to the diamond formation.

Norm Poisson 1976

This definition is from The Handbook of Modern Square Dancing by Jay King.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.

You All

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