Swing Club to teach members the Lindy Hop

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February 1, 2015

Members and juniors Catherine Meador and Aaron Ryker practice steps they learned last meeting. The Swing Club will be learning the Lindy Hop during their next meeting on Feb. 2 outside of the main cafeteria from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. SITHA VALLABHANENI / PHOTO

The Swing Club plans to teach members the Lindy Hop at their meeting on Feb. 2 outside the main cafeteria from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.

According to president and senior Shea Rhoutsong, the Lindy Hop will take a while to learn as it is challenging.

Rhoutsong said, “ The Lindy is hard work, but it’s really fun and fast paced. It takes a lot of practice to learn it.”

Co-sponsor Caren Rickett said the club has a lot of members, and they are always ready to learn new steps.

Rickett said, “They are just like family. Over the semester, they have bonded a lot.”

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Swing Club to teach members the Lindy Hop

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