Walk To A Diamond - From facing couples: Beau Walks, Belles Dodges, all 1/2 Box/Split Circulate.

Reverse Walk To A Diamond - Belle Walks, Beaus Dodges, all 1/2 Box/Split Circulate.

Walk To A Interlocked Diamond, Hourglass - From facing lines: Beaus Walk, Belles Dodge, Center trailers Cross Extend [to far center (interlock)] or Quarter Out and slide together to become very centers of an hourglass as other six 1/2 Split Circulate.

Walk To A Galaxy - From an 8 chain thru: Beaus Walk, Belles Dodge, those two facing the very center Veer Out as other six 1/2 Split Circulate to form a galaxy.

For Reverse versions of the above interchange the roles of the beaus and belles in the initial Walk & Dodge

Since the initial action in these calls is the Challenge call "With the Flow" all uses should be preceded by a call with appropriate flow. Thus, Flutterwheel, Walk to a Diamond, but Reverse Flutterwheel, Reverse Walk to a Diamond.

Version #1 (Bill Harrison - 1974). Same as Remake from column formation.

Version #2 (Nonie Moglia - 1976). From columns: The lead two in each column walk in single file as in Transfer the Column but don't face in. The trailers move up shoulder to shoulder with each other (into box formation) and then Trade. Finish in parallel two faced lines.

Version #1

Same as Slide Thru. (author unknown)

Version #2

From a wave: Ends do a "Lines Divide" while the centers Hing and step forward to stand to right of end dancer (if from a right hand wave) or to left of end dancer (if from a left hand wave). Finishes with couples back to back. (Gordie Loomer 1968)

Version #3

From two right hand parallel waves: Ends and adjacent dancers (neighbors) face each other and Pass Thru. Centers now Pass Thru (right shoulders) and move up to stand to the left of the outside dancers. Finishes in lines facing out. (Dick Bayer 1969)

Cross Quarter Thru

From facing pairs: Couples do a Crosstrail Thru and without stopping do a Quarter In and Pass Thru. Finishes with couples back to back. (Bill Harrison 1974)

COMMENT: Still another meaning for Quarter Thru. This one can be called directionally.

GENERAL COMMENT: Still another movement called Quarter Thru (and Three Quarter Thru) by Holman Hudspeth has been adopted as one of the Basic Calls of Challenge Dancing. See Hinge Thru below.

From a 1/4 tag: All Scoot Back; wave dancers Cast 3/4 as outsides do their part of another Scoot Back (or Split Circulate) and then Roll.

Scoot Your Neighbor & Spread: Do a Scoot Your Neighbor then Spread.

From box circulate: Dancer facing in Wheel Thru; dancer facing out Quarter In/Out (to center of original box) as directed by call.

From facing couples: Beaus Wheel Thru; Belles take the In/Out command.