Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts -- Here Comes The Judge [C2]

Here Comes The Judge [C2]
(Ralph Pavlik 1968)

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From a Line (usually of 4) with the Ends facing the same direction. EN: 10

Here Comes The Judge [C2]:

The End Belle (Right-most End) do your part Ends Trade, as the Others Run one position towards the original End Belle's position. Ends in a Line. EN: 20


before Here Comes The Judge		after 1/2		(done)

Notes:

Everyone changes facing direction by 180°. EN: 30
Here Comes The Judge is the same as Prefer the End Belle: Out Roll Circulate. EN: 40
The End Belle (also known as the "Judge") should clearly identify so that the other dancers in the Line know toward which direction to move. Raise your hand and make a noise (call out 'me') as you would for an Out Roll Circulate [A2]. EN: 50
Some dancers remember who the End Belle is by thinking 'the Judge is always Right' (since the 'Judge' is the Right-most end dancer). EN: 60
Centers should be careful, since the 'Judge' could either be toward their Right or toward their Left. EN: 70

Sock It To Me [C2]:

The End Beau (Left-most End) do your part Ends Trade, as the Others Run one position towards the original End Beau's position. Sock It To Me is the mirror image of Here Comes The Judge. EN: 80


before Sock It To Me		after 1/2		(done)

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