Ken Ritucci

Ken has been calling for 37 years and has been teaching callers since 1983. Since the early 90’s, Ken has conducted some of the most successful Callers Schools in the country. He has traveled throughout parts of the United States and Canada, calling and conducting callers Schools and Clinics. He has taught hundreds of callers how to call and has helped them tremendously with their calling careers. Ken calls through the C-2 Level and he is knowledgeable in all aspects of calling. Ken is a member of CALLERLAB and is on the Board of Governors. Ken is an Accredited Caller Coach.
 

Norm has been calling since 1970 and has been a leader in the activity calling at festivals throughout the United States and overseas to England, Sweden and Germany. Norm is an active member of CALLERLAB and has also been instrumental with the New England Activity as well, including Chairman of NECCA. Throughout his travels, Norm has assisted callers with their careers with advice and guidance. Being a proficient Challenge Caller, Norm’s knowledge of choreography is among the best in the country.

Vic Ceder calls Programs Basic through C4. He has called in 20 states and 7 countries. Vic is a staff caller for the "Academy Advanced and Challenge Enthusiast Convention." her has authored 3 publications with his wife , as well as, writing several square dance related programs for the IBM PC Compatibles. Vic is the webmaster for the site www.ceder.net. He is BMI and ASCAP liscensed.

Jerry Story began calling in 1969 at the age of fourteen in Fairfield, IA. During the early 1970s he taught many classes and traveled throughout Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri.He has been co-owner of Royal Records since 1985 and has numerous hit records to his credit. Jerry is proud to be part of the McAllen Callers Association and promoting McAllen, TX as the Square Dance Capital of the World. He has also served as a Board of Governors member in CALLERLAB and is dedicated to the preservation of Modern Western Square Dancing. Jerry calls through the C1 Program

Tom Miller is a full time modern western square dance caller who has turned his favorite hobby into a full-time operation. Tom calls the CALLERLAB list, Mainstream through C-1.

Tom has traveled throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe, averaging 50 thousand miles per year. He works locally calling for the Killbuck Squares of Patton, an A-2/C-1 club in State College, Thinking Caps DBD group in Altoona and T Squares in his home town of Chest Springs.

Tom has recorded for Lou Mac Records, Kalox Records, Eureka Records, Hi Hat records, and is currently recording with ESP records. He is a member of the Appalachian Callers Association of Western Pennsylvania. He is a member of CALLERLAB and serves on the Board of Governors.

Ken has been calling for 35 years and has been teaching callers since 1983. Since the early 90’s, Ken has conducted some of the most successful Callers Schools in the country. He has traveled throughout parts of the United States and Canada, calling and conducting callers Schools and Clinics. He has taught hundreds of callers how to call and has helped them tremendously with their calling careers. Ken calls through the C-2 Level and he is knowledgeable in all aspects of calling. Ken is a member of CALLERLAB and is on the Board of Governors. Ken is also an Accredited Caller Coach.

Steve Kopman It is said Steve was born with a microphone in his hand. In reality, he’s been calling most of his life which is not surprising with a father named Lee Kopman. His first official “gig” was when he was 7 years old. He called at the NY World’s fair. By 13 he had his first “teen” club called the Daisy Chain Gang. By the time he could drive he was booked over a year in advance for clubs all over the Eastern seaboard. Steve calls beginners to challenge.

Don Moger started dancing in 1974, and began his career as a caller by teaching a group of teens to square dance in the same year. He spends most days traveling and calling square dances, and has been full time since 2004. His home schedule is very busy with regular workshops at all levels. In addition to his club activities, calling engagements and festivals have taken him throughout Canada, many states in the U.S, and also, England, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, France, Austria, the Czech Republic, Norway and the Netherlands. He has been on staff at schools in Ontario, Quebec and western Canada. His ability to challenge and bring out the best in dancers at all levels is attested to by the zealous enthusiasm displayed by all who attend his dances.