Re: [Callers] A Question on Thanks to the Dean

The title is "With Thanks to the Dean," referring to Ralph Page, and the dance was published in the Coutnry Dance and Song Society News in the Parch/April issue of 1988. At the end of A2, you and your partner are one side of the set, the side where the men started the dance. You circle left once around with your neighboring couple (who are across from you) then shift to the left along the line, man in the lead. In that place, you meet another neighboring couple who have been shifting along _their_ side of the set, and with those new neighbors you circle 3/4 of the way around. (At this point, ones are facing down, improper, and twos are facing up, proper.) You've progressed one place at this point. In B2, you do-so-do and RH turn 1-1/2 this new neighbor, which is the second progression. Hope this helps. David Millstone