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Ferris {anything} vic ceder
Ferris Anything Burleson's
Ferris Anything Jay King

Ferris {anything}

vic ceder

Definition:

ID: 186

From Parallel Two-Faced Lines.

1/2 Press Ahead; Outsides work with Phantoms, all do the anything call.

Phantoms that end up between the Outsides and the Centers are removed at the end of the call.

Comments and Examples:

Since Ferris basically means As Couples Extend, then all do the anything call, you may occasionally encounter it from a 1/4 Line (As Couples Extend, then all do the given call).

1975

Ferris (anything)

Choreography

Ferris Anything

Burleson's - entry 1973

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This definition is from Burleson's Encylopedia of Square Dancing by Bill Burleson.

It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.

Ferris (anything)

Choreography

Ferris Anything

Jay King - page 231

Definition:

ID: 4602

Version #1

From parallel two faced lines: Those facing in step forward to form a two faced line in the center. Everyone now does the "Anything" Call (Those facing out must do the "Anything" call with "phantoms"). (author unknown 1975) [Ed. note: Don Beck claims this as his.]

Version #2

From parallel two faced lines: Those facing in step forward to form a two faced line in the center (Ferris) while those facing out Wheel and Deal to face in. Those in the center two faced line now take the Anything call (No phantom couple is involved). (suggested by Will Orlich 1975)

COMMENT: Version #2 appears preferable. One way to distinguish between the two is to use the term "Phantom" if Version #1 is intended. [Ed. note: this is not how history saw fit to play out.]

Don Beck 1975

This definition is from The Handbook of Modern Square Dancing by Jay King.

It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.

Ferris (anything)

Choreography