| Dance Name | Author | Variants/comments | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oak Hill Quickstep | Bob Nicholson | |
| 2 | Beginner's Luck | Tom Lehmann | |
| 3 | Lucky Five | Traditional | Circle mixer called by Frannie Marr |
| 4 | Slapping the Wood | Don Flaherty | called by Frannie Marr |
| 5 | Summer of '94 | Mike Richardson | Lisa Greenleaf variant called by Frannie Marr |
| 6 | Pedal Pushers | Bob Dalsemer | |
| 7 | Happy Ending | Chris Weiler | called by Frannie Marr |
| Break | |||
| 8 | Bicoastal Contra | Pete Campbell | Medley |
| Good to Go | Bob Isaacs | ||
| The Missing Piece | Bronwyn Woods | ||
| Butter | Gene Hubert | ||
| 9 | Turning in Turn | Bob Isaacs | called by Frannie Marr |
| 10 | Pousette Sextet | Me | Slip-jig |
| 11 | On the Other Hand | Me | |
| 12 | Cows are Watching | Bill Pope | called by Frannie Marr |
| 13 | Hey in the Barn | Chart Guthrie | Medley |
| Midwest Folklore | Orace Johnson | ||
One of our local callers had to cancel, so Frannie and I decided to fill in by trying another mixed evening, switching off regularly and sneaking in a medley. This required some programming planning in the first half. The final medley was an unexpected one, when we'd run about ten minutes early.
"Pedal Pushers" was the band experimenting with a rolling start.
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