Square Dance Calls authored by Jim Gammalo
3 records
| | Hexagon Squares |   |
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- Six couples to a set. Count off as No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, then No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 again. Dancers form sets with two couples (in a line of four) at the heads and one couple at the sides. Grand right and left takes seven hands to partner.
- Jim Gammalo 1968
| | Slip And Anything | |
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- From two-faced lines or waves: Centers trade then all do the "Anything" call (Leading to the call still in use today--Slip, Slide and Swing).
- Jim Gammalo 1965
| | Trail Off | |
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- From two columns of two side by side (facing the same way or in opposite directions): Lead person in each file of two walks forward to cross to the other side and face in on the end of a newly forming line. Trailing person in each file follows the leader to the other side and faces in as the center of the new line. Finishes in a line of four (if the files both face the same way) or in a two-faced line (if the files face opposite to each other). NOTE: Jim first named this "Cross to a Line" in 1961 and then the name "Trail Off" was applied to it. It is a "Cross Peel Off" movement.
- Jim Gammalo 1962
