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 Justice Served: Jim Thorpe’s 1912 Gold Medals Restored

In my article “Pro vs. Am” (July-August 2022), I discussed the historic conflict between the concepts of amateurism and professionalism in skiing and Olympic sports. The most tragic victim of this conflict was Jim Thorpe, who won two gold medals in the 1912 Olympic Games in the decathlon and pentathlon, two of the most difficult of all sporting events. 

Thorpe dominated the 1912 Olympic Games, with Swedish King Gustav V telling him at the medal ceremonies, “Sir, you are the greatest athlete in the world.” However, Thorpe had earned $25 a week while playing semi-professional baseball before his Olympic career, and in 1913, he was stripped of both medals by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) under the era’s strict rules governing amateurism. Historians consider this action to be a combination of racism against Thorpe, who was Native American, and a rigid adherence to the idea of amateurism. 

In 1982, the IOC partially restored Thorpe’s 1912 successes by declaring him co-winner of the two medals. But that partial victory is now complete. In July, the IOC announced that Thorpe is now officially recognized as the sole winner of the decathlon and pentathlon at the 1912 Stockholm Games, while the two athletes who received the medals after they were stripped from Thorpe will be recognized as co-silver medalists of their events. When Thorpe died in 1953, the New York Times called him “probably the greatest natural athlete the world had seen in modern times.”

John W. Lundin
Seattle, Washington

 

Avery Brundage in 1912. He
competed with Jim Thorpe, and
lost.

 

Amateur Athletes? Hardly

John Lundin (“Pro vs. Am,” July-August 2022) is right to point out Avery Brundage’s hypocritical stands on amateurism in Olympic competition. But Brundage’s hypocrisy went beyond the unfortunate examples Lundin cites. Even though most Soviet Union and Soviet Bloc Olympians (and other top athletes) were supported by their governments, Brundage saw no problem in their participation in the Olympics. The value of that government support far exceeded the value of prizes or endorsements that led Brundage to disqualify famous athletes such as Karl Schranz. Athletes from the Soviet Union and the states it dominated were often paid by the military or other state institutions without having to do much other than train and compete. Some amateurs!

Ivo Krupka
Former President
Canadian Ski Hall of Fame and Museum
Ottawa, Canad

T-Bar Timeline

I have a correction to make about the Sugarloaf poster in the “Many Gems at Swann’s Winter Auction” (May-June 2022). Those are all T-bars, not chairlifts, on the poster. The poster was created later than 1955. The lower of the tandem T-bars was built in the summer of 1956; the upper T-bar was built the next summer. The lower left T-bar was built later. 

Jean Luce
Carrabassett Valley, Maine

 

Correction

Due to an editing error, we reported in the July-August issue that Hedda Bernsten and her husband, Tyler Conrad, spend summers in New England. In fact, they live near the ski resort of Hemsedal, Norway, in the winter and in coastal Tønsberg, in the summer.

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 Justice Served: Jim Thorpe’s 1912 Gold Medals Restored

In my article “Pro vs. Am” (July-August 2022), I discussed the historic conflict between the concepts of amateurism and professionalism in skiing and Olympic sports. The most tragic victim of this conflict was Jim Thorpe, who won two gold medals in the 1912 Olympic Games in the decathlon and pentathlon, two of the most difficult of all sporting events. 

Thorpe dominated the 1912 Olympic Games, with Swedish King Gustav V telling him at the medal ceremonies, “Sir, you are the greatest athlete in the world.” However, Thorpe had earned $25 a week while playing semi-professional baseball before his Olympic career, and in 1913, he was stripped of both medals by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) under the era’s strict rules governing amateurism. Historians consider this action to be a combination of racism against Thorpe, who was Native American, and a rigid adherence to the idea of amateurism. 

In 1982, the IOC partially restored Thorpe’s 1912 successes by declaring him co-winner of the two medals. But that partial victory is now complete. In July, the IOC announced that Thorpe is now officially recognized as the sole winner of the decathlon and pentathlon at the 1912 Stockholm Games, while the two athletes who received the medals after they were stripped from Thorpe will be recognized as co-silver medalists of their events. When Thorpe died in 1953, the New York Times called him “probably the greatest natural athlete the world had seen in modern times.”

John W. Lundin
Seattle, Washington

Avery Brundage in 1912. He
competed with Jim Thorpe, and
lost.

Amateur Athletes? Hardly

John Lundin (“Pro vs. Am,” July-August 2022) is right to point out Avery Brundage’s hypocritical stands on amateurism in Olympic competition. But Brundage’s hypocrisy went beyond the unfortunate examples Lundin cites. Even though most Soviet Union and Soviet Bloc Olympians (and other top athletes) were supported by their governments, Brundage saw no problem in their participation in the Olympics. The value of that government support far exceeded the value of prizes or endorsements that led Brundage to disqualify famous athletes such as Karl Schranz. Athletes from the Soviet Union and the states it dominated were often paid by the military or other state institutions without having to do much other than train and compete. Some amateurs!

Ivo Krupka
Former President
Canadian Ski Hall of Fame and Museum
Ottawa, Canad

T-Bar Timeline

I have a correction to make about the Sugarloaf poster in the “Many Gems at Swann’s Winter Auction” (May-June 2022). Those are all T-bars, not chairlifts, on the poster. The poster was created later than 1955. The lower of the tandem T-bars was built in the summer of 1956; the upper T-bar was built the next summer. The lower left T-bar was built later. 

Jean Luce
Carrabassett Valley, Maine

 

Correction

Due to an editing error, we reported in the July-August issue that Hedda Bernsten and her husband, Tyler Conrad, spend summers in New England. In fact, they live near the ski resort of Hemsedal, Norway, in the winter and in coastal Tønsberg, in the summer.

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By Aimee Berg

The Vail-based entrepreneur revisits his World Cup and pro racing careers. 

World Cup and pro ski racer Mark Taché has known Marco Tonazzi for 44 years. Nothing surprises him about the Italian’s achievements. “Nothing at all,” says Taché.

(Photo above: Tonazzi winning the 1985 Italian slalom championship)

Not that Tonazzi runs six businesses in Colorado and Italy with neither a business nor college degree. Not that Tonazzi was the 1990 World Pro Ski Tour Rookie of the Year without ever having made an Olympic appearance. Not that Tonazzi, a slalom specialist, made a World Cup podium in giant slalom—at Adelboden, Switzerland, the crown jewel of GS racing—marking the first one-two finish for the Italian men’s team in 10 years. Not that Tonazzi, who wasn’t even a downhiller, finished the 24 Hours of Aspen race (alone) after 11 knee surgeries.

Surprising or not, Tonazzi’s life has taken an incredible trajectory through three decades of pro and Italian ski racing history, overlapping with legends Gustavo Thöni, Alberto Tomba and more.

The story begins in Udine, a city of 100,000 in the northeast corner of Italy. Tonazzi was a city boy, but his family had a cabin in Valbruna, not far from the renowned ski club at Monte Lussari in the Julian Alps, near the Austrian and Slovenian borders. Back then, school came first, so after class Tonazzi would catch a ride from Udine to Lussari and ski for 90 minutes before the lifts closed.

 

Tonazzi family celebrates
Marco's first victory, at age 9.

 

At age 9, he entered—and won—his very first race, on a plastic surface in Tarvisio. “The [ski] wax was diesel fuel, mixed with oil,” he says. “There was a little box with two rollers. You would roll your skis over the rollers to get them to run faster on plastic.”

In 1977, Tonazzi competed in the Italian junior championships, where he was the youngest by three years in his age group. He recalls, “I wasn’t a favorite. I didn’t have a uniform. I had a hand-knitted sweater by my grandmother. My brother was my coach.” Yet win he did, and at age 18, Tonazzi made Italy’s A team at the tail end of the Italian racers’ Valanga Azzurra (“Blue Avalanche”) heyday, becoming a teammate of Thöni and Piero Gros. “They were my idols,” he says. Eventually Thöni became his coach. “But I was a rebel,” adds Tonazzi. “They called me ‘Ragazzo Hippie,’ Hippie Boy, because I had long hair and the Sony Walkman was just invented so I would ski listening to music. It was wild! An athlete on the national team listening to the Beatles while training! I got fined by the federation for having the Walkman always on my head.” Listening to the Beatles, he claims, is how he learned to speak English.

Tonazzi made his World Cup debut in 1980, at age 19, with less than stellar results. “I sucked really bad in ’83, ’84,” he says. So he was put on the B team, and one day in Bulgaria, he was chasing a teammate between trees and through powder. The teammate stopped abruptly, Tonazzi caught him. “I was all happy and cheering, then I flew off an edge and fell about 25 to 30 feet from the top of a skier’s underpass,” he relates.

Had he not suffered a concussion and brain hematoma, says Tonazzi, “I would have been cut, I was doing so poorly. But because I was injured, they gave me another chance.” On the B team, he eventually won the 1985 Italian national championships and 1985 World University Games, both in slalom.

“I came back to the World Cup, and I don’t know how the secret of giant slalom revealed itself to me, but somehow I got it,” Tonazzi says. In December 1985, he finished eighth in Alta Badia, Italy, from the back of the pack. The next month, he placed second at Adelboden—the Kitzbühel of GS courses—wearing bib No. 40, behind Italian teammate Richard Pramotton. It was Tonazzi’s 25th birthday and time to cash in on a promise. “My dad declared that he would stop smoking if I ever made the top three,” he says. “He thought he was safe,” but his son called him on it in a TV interview.

 

Squadra Italia training day: left
to right, Pramotten, Tomba,
Tonazzi.

 

On the World Cup, 1986 turned out to be Tonazzi’s best year. It also marked the arrival of a new roommate, Tomba. “I was kind of the old wise guy at 25, so they thought I’d keep him in check,” Tonazzi says. Tomba was a city boy, too, from Bologna, and when Tonazzi drove west to camps or races, Tomba’s father would drop off his son to carpool.

“The thing about Tomba,” Tonazzi says, “he didn’t change because of his success. His attitude, mannerisms, ideas, behavior remained the same—to his credit. That was the true Alberto from age 16—a crazy, talented, explosive athlete who thought he was the best in the world before he became the best in the world. I think that’s what made him the best. He really believed he was, knew he was and just went down that path.”

Tonazzi competed on the World Cup through 1989, but he was eager to get away from the confinement and politics of the national team. “I always thought the pro tour was a place where you make your choices,” he says. “I was dreaming of that. I was also dreaming of driving across America in a big car with the radio on. I wanted to do that so badly that when the team came back, I was still ranked 24th in the world in slalom, but I said, ‘I’m done.’ I did it on my terms, which was important to me.”

 

On the pro tour, in Aspen.

 

In his first season as a pro, he drove around the U.S. with two 1984 Olympians, Slovenian Tomaz Cerkovnik and Swede Gunnar Neuriesser, and competed head-to-head against Austrian powerhouses Bernhard Knauss, Mathias Berthold and Roland Pfeifer. Tonazzi loved it. “Someone said they would have to stop the tour to make Marco stop,” he recalls.

But that’s not how it ended. In 1997, says Tonazzi, “I was done. My knees were really not healthy. I was almost 37, super-old.”

He also wanted to do one more thing: the 24 Hours of Aspen race. “To me, it was as close as I could get in skiing to a survival situation,” he explains. “Ski racing is intense, but what’s so tragic about one minute, 20 seconds? There’s no survival. I was missing this idea of fighting with myself through pain, being tired and more than tired. That was the only thing I knew in ski racing that existed.”

To enter, Tonazzi had to be part of a two-person team from the same nation, so he recruited countryman Josef Polig, the 1992 Alpine Combined Olympic gold medalist. Tonazzi was recovering from knee surgery and now says he had “no clue” how to train for 80 runs down Aspen Mountain—a quarter-million vertical feet—at downhill speeds.

Every team had a support crew. Tonazzi’s included Taché, who had never done the event himself despite being a local. “It was a horrific event,” says Taché. “I mean, it’s gnarly. Your partner and you just tuck in behind each other and literally go straight down from the top to the bottom. The lighting wasn’t very good. There’d be totally dark spots. And it’s early season, so all the terrain was more pronounced.”

After about five hours, Tonazzi was flagging so Polig took the lead. Then at around 1 a.m. Polig said, “I’m done. I’m scared, I can’t hold on anymore.”

Responded Tonazzi, “One more. Stay behind me. We won’t push.” At the bottom, they got on the gondola and Polig reiterated, “Marco, I can’t do it.”

“One more,” Tonazzi said,

At the top of the gondola, the competitors ran and jumped into the skis awaiting them, the way they started each lap. “I run out, look at the skis next to me and nobody’s there,” Tonazzi says now. “I turn around and see Joe in the gondola riding back down. So that’s it. I was disqualified.” He skied down alone.

“At the bottom, I asked, ‘What do I do?’” Tonazzi says. “Someone said, ‘Keep going. You won’t be ranked, but who cares?’”

 

At home with (left to right) 
Isabella, Amy and Liliana.

 

The event raised money for charities, one of which supported children with terminal illnesses. Eventually, after about 15 hours of skiing, Tonazzi stumbled again into the gondola. This time, three kids—beneficiaries of the fundraising who were “paired” with the Italian team during the race—peered into his car and yelled, “Marco! Don’t stop!”

The moment is as vivid and raw as it was 25 years ago. “The doors closed to those three kids that are probably long gone now,” he recalls. “So I skied through the night by myself and finished at noon the next day. It was a great memory. It gave me even more than I expected. I did everything I wanted to do in skiing.”

Tonazzi returned to Vail, where he was living with Amy Wheeler, a ski model known for action shoots for films and magazines. In 1999, they married and now have two daughters: Isabella, 20, a freshman at Montana State University, and Liliana, 17, who plays volleyball in high school. Neither one ski races.

These days, Tonazzi runs six businesses. In Colorado, he owns the Minturn Inn (a bed and breakfast between Vail and Beaver Creek); the Hotel Minturn a few blocks away; Mangiare, an Italian food market farther down the road; and the Valbruna clothing store in Vail. He also co-owns the Valbruna Inn in Italy and runs Valbruna Travel, which enables him to guide at least one summer and one winter trip to his hometown. More recently, he bought half of Astis, a company that makes distinctive leather ski mittens featuring beaded patterns and fringe.

Thanks to Tonazzi’s willingness to empower his staff and delegate work, all of the businesses appear to be thriving. “I try to [hire] people who are better than I am at what they do and give them room to do what they like, to the best of their ability,” he says. “I tell a lot of stories and sometimes they look at me like I’m a lunatic, but I think if they know who I am—my values, morals and ethics—I don’t need to run the business myself. They will make the decisions and run the business like I would, no matter where I am.”

As for why he has so many businesses, the answer is in his nature. “Even while racing, I was always easily distracted by other passions,” Tonazzi explains. “When there’s something I like, I cannot say no. It’s like a missed opportunity. So I kind of take on too much and juggle and try not to drop anything.” 

New York-based sportswriter Aimee Berg wrote about freestyle champ Kari Traa in the September-October, 2021 issue.

Photos courtesy Marco Tonazzi.

 

Marco Slalom
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Using the website for research

The skiinghistory.org website has become an invaluable research tool for students and writers. An increasing number of journalists now rely on the site as a fact-check resource. Here’s a quick summary of some of the techniques that can quickly find accurate information on names, places and dates.

First, there are three major search tools available: site search (also called text search), page search and magazine-archive search.

The site search tool will survey the main skiinghistory.org website content, including the index of back issues and the indices to SKI, Skiing and Snow Country magazines and the ski bibliography. To use it, find the white rectangular text-search box in the upper right corner of the page. Enter the word or phrase you want to search for. This could be a name, a place, a topic, or a date. Then hit Enter or Return. You'll get a list of all the pages within this site which contain that word or phrase. You may go to each page in turn by clicking on its title.

Hint: If you’re looking for a multi-word term, like a name, put it in quotes. That will narrow down the search results dramatically. For instance, searching for Hannes Schneider will return all pages with the name Hannes, (Hannes Nothnagl, Hannes Trinkl, etc.), and all pages with name Schneider (Othmar Schneider, Herbert Schneider, etc.) but "Hannes Schneider" in quotes will return only Hannes Schneider himself.

Some of the pages that come up are very long – especially the magazine index and bibliography pages. Rather than scroll through these documents line by line looking for the reference you want, use the page search tool. While holding down the Control key, hit the letter F. A small text-search box will open at the top or bottom of your screen (top or bottom depends on the software installed on your computer). Once again, type in the name, place, race or other term you’re looking for. Then use the up and down arrows to move to the next occurrence of that term within the page.

Finally, the Skiing Heritage archive in Google Books has its own very efficient internal search tool. Use the text search box and check the box labeled "seach all issues,' or scroll down to "Browse all issues" where you can read each issue organized chronologically.

Once there, you’ll see a text search box. Put a check in the “Search All Issues” box, then enter your search terms in the box and hit the Enter or Return key. As usual, putting your search term in quotes will narrow the search results. –Seth Masia

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The Canadian Ski History Writers Project (CSHWP) is an ongoing collaboration between the Canadian Ski Hall of Fame and Museum (CSHFM) and the International Skiing History Association (ISHA). The project was conceived back in 2009 by Morten Lund, ISHA founding editor, and John Fry, past ISHA chairman, with initial funding by The Chawkers Foundation. More recently Ken Hugessen, ISHA board member, has generously provided bridge-funding while long-term underwriting is arranged.  The goal is to preserve and celebrate Canada’s skiing heritage — and to raise awareness about this rich legacy within Canada and internationally — by commissioning and publishing well-researched, authoritative articles both online and in print. 

In addition to publication on the CSMHF Website (see links below), most of the articles are published in ISHA’s bimonthly journal, Skiing History(SH). SH is distributed in print to more than 2,200 avid skiers, ski historians, ski museums, ski-industry leaders, and former and current World Cup and Olympic competitors around the world—primarily in the United States and Canada. A free subscription to Skiing History magazine is provided to all CSHFM members who join at the “Supporting" level.

Since 2009, SH has published more than two-dozen articles funded by the Chawkers Foundation through the CSHWP. The articles are available for free download by clicking on the links below.

Articles

  1. Canada’s Team at the 1936 Olympics, by Lori Knowles (published April 2023)
  2. Canada’s Forgotten Ski Center, by Joseph Graham and Pierre Dumas (published Oct. 2020)
  3. Excellence on the Escarpment, by Lori Knowles (published September 2019)
  4. The Slim Look, Irving Margolese profile, by John Fry (published December 2018)
  5. Penguin Power! by Cara Armstrong and Lori Knowles (published June 2018)
  6. The Art of the Unexpected, by Lori Knowles (published November 2017)
  7. Quebec’s All-Time Ski Area Inventory, by Jeremy Davis (published July 2017)
  8. Hill 70 at Mont St. Sauveur, by Bob Soden (published June 2017)
  9. Loads of Fun on Ski and Snow, Snow Trains, by Corey Ford (published May 2017)
  10. All or Nothing, Nancy Greene’s 1967 World Cup title, by Michel Beaudry (published March 2017)
  11. The Firth Twins – Shirley and Sharon profile, by Bob Woodward (published January 2017)
  12. Grand Dame – Mont Gabriel celebrates 80 years, by Robert Miron (published November 2016)
  13. The Man Who Came to Dinner and Stayed a Year, by E. John B. Allen (published November 2016)
  14. North America’s Ski City – Montreal, by Bob Soden (published September 2016)
  15. The Lost Trails of Paul d’Allmen, by Joseph Graham (published April 2016)
  16. Whistler’s Big Birthday, by Michel Beaudry (published February 2016)
  17. Sweet Success – Bee Hive competition, by Caroline Forcier Holloway (published March 2014)
  18. Made in Canada – Canadian Ski Manufacturers, by Bob Soden (published September 2013)
  19. Mount Washington – Skiing Vancouver Island, by Jenny Clayton (published August 2013)
  20. The Queen’s Winter Reps – Governors General of Canada, by Amy Tector (published November 2012)
  21. Revelstoke – British Columbia Comeback, by Jenny Clayton (published August 2012)
  22. Mt Norquay – Alpine Training Ground, by Jacqueline Louie (published May 2011)
  23. Canada’s Johnny Fripp, by Lori Knowles (published March 2011)
  24. The Crazy Canucks, by Michel Beaudry (published August 2011)
  25. Golden-Girl Anne Heggtveit, by Lori Knowles (published December 2010)
  26. McGill vs. Dartmouth: A Storybook Rivalry, by Tom Peacock (published Sept. 2010)
  27. E Pluribus Skium – Canadian Ski Instructors history, by Bryon Rempel (published June 2010)
  28. The Crazy Canucks, book reviews, by Michel Beaudry (published June 2010)
  29. Chalet Cochand – Part 2, by Chas Maclean Cochand (published March 2010)
  30. The Incredible Emile Cochand – Part 1, by Chas Maclean Cochand (published Dec. 2009)

 

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With thousands of photos, clippings, film and manuscripts, this collection tells the ski story of the Intermountain West. By Mike Korologos

Pictured above: Dr. Greg Thompson, co-founder of the J. Willard Marriott Library Utah Ski Archives, and Molly Creer, moving image and sound archivist in Special Collections, display a few items from the library’s extensive ski archives.

To the first-time visitor, the shipping and receiving dock at the main campus library at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City appears similar to one you’d see at a grocery or furniture warehouse—high overhead clearance, heavy-duty rubber bumper guards on the dock platform, oversized metal doors with wire security windows and several “no parking” signs. 

Pictured to the right: Hollywood leading lady Claudette Colbert strikes a publicity pose on the front porch of the Alta Lodge in the early 1940s. Photo credit Clyde Anderson / special collections / J.  Willard Marriott Library / University of Utah

If you’re delivering boxes of old documents, news clippings, files, photos, videos, scrapbooks or collections for inclusion in the library’s Utah Ski Archives, the dock takes on an entirely different persona in that nanosecond when you notice the person about to receive your materials is wearing white gloves.  

Yes, white gloves—to protect your materials (that “ski stuff” that’s been gathering dust for decades in the attic, garage or crawl space at home) from the body oils that fingerprints might place on them. What’s more, if you return to the library months or years later to look up an item in your donated materials, you too will be required to wear white gloves before you are allowed to handle any of that once-forgotten, almost-trashed “ski stuff.”

Such is the meticulous care that underscores the receiving, identifying, labeling, categorizing, cataloguing and filing of materials at the J. Willard Marriott
Library’s Special Collections, thus making them easily referenced by an international audience of students, scholars, researchers, historians, authors, reporters, photographers and others. It’s a ski historian’s nirvana, especially for researchers mining for nuggets of information regarding the history of skiing in the Intermountain Area (comprising Utah, Idaho and Wyoming).  

Viewed in total, the collection includes several thousand photos, plus negatives, movie film, video cassettes, scrapbooks, news clippings, lift tickets, brochures, letters, interviews, posters, personal manuscripts, oral histories, books, and ski team and ski area files. (For an overview of the collection, see “Details” sidebar on page 13.) Dr. Gregory C. Thompson, assistant dean and director of Special Collections at the library, co-founded the ski archive in 1989 and has watched the collection grow exponentially ever since.

“Funding wasn’t a big deal when we got our first few collections,” Thompson recalls. “But we sure can’t say that now. While we’re thrilled to see the archives grow into such prominence, with that growth comes the continual task of raising funds.” While the library’s annual budget covers the collection’s basic costs—such as salaries for key employees—the staff also raises outside funds through events, foundations, and individual and corporate donors. 

This additional revenue supports part-time student employees who help with organizing, scanning and developing the collection; and the costs of storage, preservation, acquisitions and the Website.

Among the early significant collections that Thompson describes came from Alta, Utah’s first lift-served ski area (1938). In 1989 the library’s development director, the late Sue Raemer, was a second-generation ski instructor at Alta, where she learned that the company was looking to significantly thin its vast files, some dating to its mining heyday of the 1870s. 

That’s when Raemer and Thompson had an “ah-ha” moment:  “Why not have Alta donate its unwanted documents to the University of Utah library’s Special Collections?” Raemer’s foresight and fortuitous dual employment were coupled with Thompson’s expertise in launching archives to give birth to a cocktail party for 200 local ski aficionados who heartily endorsed the Ski Archives idea.

Within a few years that cocktail party evolved into a ski season-launching extravaganza called The Utah Ski Archives Ski Affair. The event is the library’s most prominent outreach activity, raising $40,00 to $50,000 every fall (see sidebar). Another significant library outreach effort links the archive with the Alf Engen Ski Museum, in Park City, which serves as a repository for multi-dimensional collectibles—such as trophies or equipment—that the library does not store. (The museum is an ISHA partner, and Skiing History serves as its official publication.)

“The affiliation with the museum gives the library’s historical preservation efforts a very broad visual component that is popular with the public,” says Thompson, a long-time member of the museum board of directors.

The ski museum is housed in the S. J. (Joe) Quinney Winter Sports Center at Utah Olympic Park. Opened in 2002, the museum exhibits an array of historical ski items and is home to the Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame and the Professional Ski Instructors of America/Intermountain Hall of Fame. One level above is the George S. and Delores Doré Eccles 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum. Admission to both venues is free. 

Pictured to the left: In this early 1940s photo, majestic Mount Superior serves as a backdrop for skiers at the Alta Lodge. Photo credit: Clyde Anderson / special collections / J.  Willard Marriott Library / University of Utah

Individually, the museum and archive are each a rich cache of ski history in its own right. Combined, they become an unmatched treasure that’s mined daily by casual visitors and serious researchers. And your “ski stuff” is in the thick of it.

Mike Korologos is the former ski editor for The Salt Lake Tribune and served as Communications Director for the Bid and Organizing Committees of the Olympic Winter Games of 2002. He was inducted into the Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame in 2009.

 

 

Details

Here’s a sampling of the archives’ holdings:
• 250,000 photos, slides and negatives (20,000 digitized and available online) 
• 300,000 photos donated by Ski Racing Magazine, plus 100 bound volumes (1940s–2011)
• 250 photograph collections
• 250 manuscript collections
• 300 oral histories 
• 100 audio-visual collections
• 500 videos, film and audio tapes
• Extensive materials from the Bid and Organizing Committees of the Olympic Winter Games of 2002
• Records and photos from almost every ski area in Utah and several in Idaho and Wyoming
• Scrapbooks of prominent ski industry pioneers
• Photo collections of the U.S. Forest Service’s role in ski safety and multiple use of public lands
• Records of the Professional Ski Instructors of America/Intermountain Division
• Documents from the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Assn.

The J. Willard Marriott Library is the main academic library of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. To learn more about the library’s Ski Archives, and to search the digital collections, go to: http://www.lib.utah.edu/collections/ski-archives/index.php. For more information, call program manager Judy Jarrow at (801) 581-3421.

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1948: Merger of three periodicals into a single SKI Magazine.

          Launch of Rocky Mountain Skiing Magazine.

1959: Launch of Ski Life Magazine, New York City.

1962: Ski Life and SKI Magazine merged in a single magazine owned by Universal Publishing & Distributing Co., New York.

1964: Ziff Davis Publishing purchases Skiing Magazine, Denver, and moves it to New York.

1972: The Times Mirror Magazines Co. purchases SKI Magazine and Ski Business from Universal Publishing & Distributing.

1985: Ziff Davis sells Skiing Magazine, Skiing Trade News to CBS.

1987: Diamandis Communications Inc. buys Skiing Magazine and its related publications from CBS.  Times Mirror Magazines buys Skiing Magazine and Skiing Trade News from Diamandis.

2000. The Tribune Company, Chicago, buys Times Mirror Co., including its ski media – SKI and Skiing, and Warren Miller Productions.

2001. Time Inc., through its newly formed subsidiary Time 4 Media, buys Ski and Skiing, Transworld Snowboarding, Freeze and Warren Miller Productions from The Tribune Company.

2006: Time 4 Media discloses its intention to sell the ski and snowboard magazines and the Warren Miller film unit.

The ski magazines, and their changing owners

(Not for re-publication or website/Internet use. Author owns all rights.

Originally published in the December 2006 issue of Skiing Heritage,

this article can be viewed via Google Books at www.skiinghistory.org)

The shifting ownership of America’s ski magazines -- for a long time the world’s biggest in advertising sales and circulation – has a history of controversy and colorful personalities, on and behind the scenes. Truthfully, the magazines have probably changed hands no more often and with no less tumult than have ski areas and equipment suppliers, since ski publishing is subject to the same seasonal financial stress. But by their nature, the publications are more visible, their sale the subject of intense curiosity and scrutiny. They’re read by hundreds of thousands of skiers and carry advertising from scores of resorts, boot and ski companies, and skiwear makers. When new publishers take over, familiar names of editors and advertising executives disappear from mastheads, and occasionally re-appear on others with breathtaking swiftness. Fresh strategies for success are trumpeted by the new owners, giving rise to head-scratching skepticism about the veracity of earlier proclamations of success.

IN THE BEGINNING

Although it can’t be called “oldest continuously published,” SKI Magazine certainly has the most extended lineage of any U.S. ski periodical. In 1935, Seattle journalist Alf Nydin had the idea for a national periodical that he called SKI Magazine. He published his first issue in January, 1936. The next season, Nydin abandoned the title ‘SKI,” changed his new magazine’s name to Ski Illustrated and sprucing it up with graphics and color. Nydin also apparently sensed that if he wanted to ascend into the big leagues of publishing he needed to move Ski Illustrated  to New York City, and the magazine existed there briefly.

The opportunity to use the abandoned title “SKI” was briefly seized in 1941 by magazine writer David Judson (later, a ski area operator and a founder of the National Ski Areas Association). Judson published only three issues, then sold SKI back to Ski Illustrated, and left to join the 10th Mountain Division.

The first of many ski magazine mergers took place in 1948 when Bill Eldred in Hanover, New Hampshire, purchased Ski Illustrated, merging it with two other magazines, Western Skiing and Ski News, under the single title, SKI.

Eldred's first issue, November 1, 1948, could have been SKI Volume 1, No. 1, but seizing on the fact that Ski Illustrated had started as SKI Magazine, he labeled his first issue Volume 13, No. 1. In doing so he established SKI as older than a new magazine that was being launched at the same time by Merrill Hastings in Colorado.

Hastings saw in Western Skiing’s disappearance a void that needed filling, and he named his new magazine Rocky Mountain Skiing. In its news-oriented pages, Hastings revealed a sound, visceral sense of what skiers wanted to read, and over the next 15 years, he developed his publication nationally into what became National Skiing and then Skiing Magazine, a progression chronicled in a profile by Morten Lund on page 00.

During the 1950s, the competition for advertising and readers between Eldred’s SKI and Hastings' National Skiing was intense and brutal -- or to put it more accurately, often brutish. Aspersions were cast, allegations of chicanery common. Hastings made it known to his employees that fraternizing with anyone at SKI (“the enemy’) was possible cause for dismissal.

Each magazine wooed advertisers of imported equipment and new ski areas with promises of favorable editorial treatment. The wall between church and state was fragile, as it would continue to be in the years ahead. But the overall impact of the magazines was hugely beneficial, feeding information to a rapidly growing number of Americans ardently committed to the sport. Over the decade, the circulations of SKI and Skiing each rose from under 20,000 to almost 50,000.

In the winter of 1958-59, SKI and Skiing woke up to find they had a new competitor. Arnold E. Abramson in New York City had launched a new magazine Ski Life. He did it partly as a consequence of his success with a soft cover book Learn To Ski by Ernie McCulloch. Quick sales of 50,000 copies of McCulloch’s book convinced Abramson of two things. “One, there’s a big market of people out there who want to read about how to learn to ski,” he said. “And two, they aren’t being served by the existing ski magazines.”

Hence Abramson started Ski Life magazine. Like its sister publication Golf Magazine, it was full of instruction tips. Because skiing was a winter activity and golf was perceived primarily as a summer sport, Abramson reasoned that editors could switch seasonally between Golf and Ski Life, like farmers threshing wheat in August and hewing logs in January. The trouble was that the ski editors didn’t know golf, nor the golf editors skiing. Ski Life’s early issues were amateurishly executed.

But Abramson’s idea of creating useful work for his employees when there was no snow was logical, and his failure presaged a difficulty that ski publishers would face for the next 40 years: It’s hard to be profitable when you employ people for twelve months a year and they only bring in revenue for six months. While ski areas were able to develop summer tourism, and equipment companies sold backpacks and mountain bikes, the ski publishers have mostly proved unable to attract readers or advertisers out of season.

Abramson was successful, however, in another way.  He was among the early publishers, like Bill Ziff, who saw that the future lay in special- interest magazines, like those for skiers, no longer the mass circulation magazines such as Life, Look, the Saturday Evening Post and Collier’s.

FROM THE HINTERLAND TO MANHATTAN

By 1959, SKI Magazine’s circulation had reached 50,000. But the magazine was struggling financially, and owner Bill Eldred in New Hampshire was in failing health. Although he’d married into wealth, the conjugal arrangement apparently didn’t help Eldred subsidize his publishing business. In 1961, he decided to sell. His Associate Publisher David Rowan, who had worked hard and loyally for Eldred for ten years, wanted to buy SKI, and with ex-Olympian Tom Corcoran, the two sought funding. But they were unable to raise the necessary money as quickly as Eldred wanted. He sold the magazine to Ski Life’s owner Abramson, who had taken his company public and had access to Wall Street funds. Thus America’s oldest ski periodical merged with its youngest.

Abramson moved the newly titled SKI Incorporating Ski Life from Hanover to the corner of Second Avenue and 42nd Street in New York. In Manhattan, the magazine’s offices were now a cab ride’s distance from dozens of agencies that created ads for ski equipment and clothing firms, and that made media selections for automobile and liquor companies wanting to reach skiers.

David Rowan wasn’t invited to join the newly merged magazines, fortuitously perhaps. It enabled Rowan to start Ski Area Management, a successful trade magazine for operators of ski resorts. In the process, Rowan helped to launch the National Ski Areas Association in 1962.

Trade magazine publishing by now had become an increasingly important component of owning a consumer ski magazine. Both Eldred (Ski Shop Bible) and Hastings (Skiing Trade News) had started business magazines in the 1950s. Under Nick Hock, an experienced trade magazine veteran who had joined Ski Life in 1961, Ski Business was launched. With Abramson’s acquisition of SKI, the Ski Shop Bible and Ski Business  merged and appeared four times a year. Later in 1964 when David Rowan joined SKI, his Ski Area Management (for area operators) became a sister publication of SKI Magazine (for skiers) and of Ski Business (for retailers and wholesalers.) With several hundreds of pages of advertising, much of it clustered around the trade shows in early spring, the trade magazines for a while were a significant asset for any publishing company buying a consumer ski title.

MUTINY, AN EXODUS, FIRINGS

In 1964, the Ziff Davis Company bought Skiing Magazine and Skiing Trade News from Merrill Hastings in Colorado, reportedly for $300,000. Young Bill Ziff (who died in September 2006, a billionaire) especially liked to ski, so he didn’t need much encouragement to enter ski publishing. His Ziff Davis Company eventually came to publish 55 magazines, including Popular Photography, Hi Fi and Stereo Review, Popular Boating, and Car & Driver.

Ziff lacked qualified people to run Skiing Magazine, which he’d moved from Denver to New York. He quickly found them uptown in SKI’s offices. Here, Martin Luray, previously Ski Life’s Editor, had been named as the top editor of the merged magazines. At Abramson’s company, he found that invoices were slow in being paid. Costs were contained in a vise-like grip. Seeking an escape, Luray secretly got in touch with Ziff in late 1963, about the time I joined SKI Magazine’s staff.

Not long after the Olympic flame had been extinguished at Innsbruck in February, 1964, I arrived at the office on Second Avenue one morning and was surprised to find no one there. The cubicles were empty. Most of SKI’s editorial and advertising sales people, including Editor Luray, ad director Nick Hock, Harry Kaiser, managing editor Dinah Witchel, the art director and sales staff had made a mass downtown migration to Ziff’s Skiing Magazine on Park Avenue.

I had only joined SKI Magazine four months earlier, and saw no reason to join the exodus. Arnold Abramson quickly named me as editor-in-chief.

Editing SKI Magazine in 1964 was like arriving in the Klondike during the gold strike and finding a well-paid job editing an entertainment guide for miners. That year, retail sales of ski gear jumped ahead by 25 percent. Advertising pages increased. The magazine’s circulation almost doubled between 1965 and 1970, as hundreds of thousands of baby-boomers took up skiing.

At Skiing Magazine, Ziff’s newly installed Editor Luray attempted to imbue the magazine with the slickness of Ted Patrick’s award-winning Holiday at the time. But Bill Ziff wanted a publication that more closely fit Ziff Davis’ stable of hard-core car, boating and hi-fi magazines. Skiing should be a “magazine for serious skiers,” Doug Pfeiffer told Ziff. Luray was removed from the Editor’s chair. Pfeiffer, who confessed to Ziff that he was “not a professional editor, I’m a ski instructor,” was named the magazine’s editorial director. Ziff, meanwhile, gave authority over his magazines to publishers, whose principal background was in selling ad space.

The ferocity of competition between SKI and Skiing for advertisers and readers continued. But as a result of discovering the kinds of article that most attracted readers, the two magazines also became more homogenous and formulaic, mirroring each another’s content.

Editors came and went, their tenure often short-lived. John Jerome quit as Skiing’s editor, replaced by Al Greenberg. Bill Tanler served briefly as SKI’s executive editor. He left to start a newspaper in Jackson Hole, then launched Ski Racing, The Ski Industry Letter, Ski Tech, Bicycle Retailer News and WinterSports Business. Tanler was especially shrewd at selling the publications he started. Ski Racing was successively bought by Ziff Davis, by Ed Pickett and Gary Black. Ski Industry Letter was operated for a few years by I. William Berry.

At SKI, Tanler was succeeded by Jim Spring, who later started skiing’s leading market research firm. In 1971, from the Saturday Review came a bright, energetic executive editor, Dick Needham who would rise to be SKI’s Editor and who remained with the magazine for another 20 years.

New Magazines Launched

Assisted by youthful demographics driving the sport’s growth, the number of readers of SKI and Skiing grew steadily after Eldred and Hastings launched their magazines in 1948. By 1966, SKI had a total circulation of 200,000, and it would add another 75,000 in the next two years as the magazine increased its publishing frequency from six to eight issues per season. Skiing’s growth was even faster. Its stated circulation in 1970-71 was 420,000, compared with 350,000 for SKI. .

At SKI, some of the circulation growth came from the aggressive selling of subscriptions to marginally interested readers. The field agencies making the sales retained all of the money from the first year’s subscription, generating no net revenue to the publisher. It was the beginning of a long and costly decline in circulation net revenues for ski publishers, culminating in the arrival in the 21st Century of free media with no circulation revenue at all.

In 1972, pressed by creditors and problems with Abramson’s book publishing unit, Universal Publishing and Distributing Company sold SKI and Ski Business (and Golf Magazine) to the Times Mirror Company, a New York Stock Exchange company headquartered in Los Angeles. The publishing merger reflected a broader trend of mergers in the ski industry, which was attracting the attention of corporate new-business strategists. Ling Temco Vought Corporation bought Steamboat, Ralston Purina owned Keystone, AMF had bought the Head Ski Company.

The ski industry’s apparently rosy prospects attracted smaller publishers, too. The year 1966 saw the creation of Skiers’ Gazette – a sort of skiing New York Review of Books, with stimulating essays and needling assaults on the sport’s commercialism.

The soaring popularity of nordic skiing in the early ‘70s encouraged Barbara Brewster in Brattleboro, Vermont, to launch the first cross-country ski magazine. And in the summer of 1974, in offices on Madison Avenue in Manhattan, I worked up the design for an annual newsstand publication, SKI Magazine’s Guide to Cross Country Skiing. By 1979, the Guide had swelled to 186 pages, including 65 pages of advertising for nordic resorts, apparel, skis, boots and poles.

Another alternative magazine, Powder, was launched as an annual in the winter of 1972-73 by the Moe brothers, Jake and David. The Moes thought the established ski magazines to be vapid. The contrast of Powder’s pages with the increasing density of information in the traditional ski magazines at first was striking. But economics inevitably trumped art, and Powder’s pages came to be visually encumbered with the very ads it deplored in the other ski magazines. At the same time, it was unable to achieve their larger circulation, and what circulation it had was not scrutinized by the Audit Bureau of Circulation. Powder went on to have a succession of owners, including a cement conglomerate, Surfer Publishing group, Petersen Publishing, and today Primedia, whose depressed shares are traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

ABC did measure the paid subscription and single copy sales of SKI and Skiing. The semi-annual ABC audits revealed a wealth of information about magazine readers. But, by and large, the marketing folks at ski areas and ski equipment and apparel companies ignored the data and revelations about unpaid subscription arrears in the audits, preferring to buy their advertising in page lots while aggressively negotiating discounts from the magazines’ published rate cards.

A kind of two-tier marketing took over at the magazines. They were driven in two directions, in a manner that to this day affects their success. In order to attract advertisers of cars, liquor, cameras and mass consumer products, the ski magazines, starting in the 1970s, felt they needed to raise their circulations to 400,000 and higher. With each increase in circulation, the cost of an ad page increased. This was okay for General Motors or Seagram’s (known in ski publishing as “horizontal” advertisers), but ski equipment companies and ski areas (“vertical” or “indigenous” advertisers) resisted paying $8,000 for a page that only a few years earlier had cost them half as much.

In truth, they were really only prepared to pay to reach a couple of hundred thousand primary readers, not the 400,000 and more being trumpeted to agencies on Madison Avenue. And so a kind of clandestine ad pricing grew up. In return for receiving multiple page schedules, the publishers gave the indigenous ski companies steep discounts from prices listed in their rate cards. The resulting cost/price ratio decidedly did not help the publishers’ bottom lines.

A Switch to Lifestyle

The year 1985 began a period of magazine publishing turbulence. After 20 years of ownership, Ziff Davis sold Skiing and most of its other magazines to the diversifying broadcaster, CBS. Within two years, CBS decided that it liked broadcasting a lot better than magazine publishing, and it sold the magazines to Peter Diamandis, who quickly unloaded four of them – Skiing, Field & Stream, Home Mechanix and Yachting on the Times Mirror Company.

The transaction shocked many in the publishing industry, who wondered why Times Mirror would spend in excess of $150 million, including $25 million for Skiing, to buy magazines duplicating markets the company was already serving.

SKI and Skiing, which had competed fiercely against one another for 40 years, were now owned by the same company.  

If Times Mirror’s idea was to monopolize the ski publishing market, however, its strategy was questionable. In 1987, even as Times Mirror was plotting to buy Skiing, the New York Times Co. had already embarked on the launching of a new magazine aimed at skiers, Snow Country. The choice of the name, employing snow, not ski, proved prophetic.

At Snow Country, shortly after being retained as the magazine’s founding editor, I took a trip in the summer of 1988 to Colorado, where I was astounded by the amount of building in ski towns. Construction derricks were everywhere. New hotels, condominiums and second homes filled valleys. Even if the sport of skiing wasn’t growing, the place sure as hell was.

“Why not make Snow Country a magazine about a place?” I asked. Snow Country could be not so much a special interest magazine about a sport that wasn’t growing, but about a place that was. It would be about the mountainous region where people ski, take vacations and, increasingly, come to live. Moreover it would serve the New York Times Co. decision to publish not only in winter, but also in summer when people don’t ski. A magazine oriented to a place would be relevant in July in a way that a magazine strictly about skiing could not.

In a way, Snow Country’s publishing chief Jay FitzGerald was attempting to overcome the seasonal problem that Arnold Abramson had unsuccessfully attacked 30 years earlier. Perhaps, too, the year-round publishing schedule would reverse the comparatively weak subscription renewal rate experienced by traditional ski magazines, caused by readers not being exposed to the magazine for five months of the year.

The contents page of Snow Country’s premier issue listed articles about Lifestyle, Property, Travel, Buying and Instruction. The magazine photographed fashions suitable for wearing in the place, snow country. There was a chart of recent selling and asking prices for second homes and condos. And why not? Skiing was beginning to morph into one of several “lifestyle” amenities offered to guests at four-season mountain resorts, causing editors and publishers to re-think what a ski magazine should be.

The shift to lifestyle content led the publishers to reduce their coverage of the athletic core of the sport. In the early 1990s, a new editor at SKI eliminated “Ski Pointers” from the magazine’s pages. For 30 years the short instruction tips had been the most intensively read information in the magazine. The great racing events and their heroes appeared with less and less frequency in the magazines. It was as unimaginable as if Golf Digest and Tennis dropped their coverage of the Masters and the U.S. Open. But it happened in skiing.

While general advertisers were attracted to the new lifestyle content, readers didn’t necessarily follow suit. Snow Country failed to turn a profit, and shut down in the summer of 1999. The circulation of the remaining ski magazines has remained flat. Attempts by the established ski publishers to attract young snowboarders as readers failed. Snowboarding teenagers and twenty-somethings preferred their own raunchy, irreverent ‘zines, saturated with their own language and lifestyle.

The change in business dynamics, reflecting the arrival of  snowboarding, can be measured in another way. In March, 1997, the trade magazine TransWorld SNOWboarding Business produced a monstrous 330-page trade show issue. Almost 20 years earlier the 1979 trade show issue of Ski Business had been of almost equal size, 314 pages, but by the 21st Century Ski Business and Skiing Trade News no longer existed in print.

Time 4 Media took over the ski magazines and snowboard publisher Transworld in 2000, purchasing them from the Chicago-based Tribune Co., which in turn had held the magazines for only nine months after it acquired them from their previous publisher, the Times Mirror Co. 

By the time Time4 Media arrived on the scene in 2000, it was becoming increasingly difficult to keep SKI’s and Skiing’s paid circulation above 400,000, even as the company, in an upheaval, changed the magazine’s management and introduced the best of its own legendary editing and design skills. The new kind of ski magazine, aimed at the new kind of magazine reader, was chock-a-block with short, tightly written items, colorful and attractive to read, demanding only a short attention span on the part of the reader. To no avail.

Unable to find the bottom line it wanted, Time Inc. surprised almost no one by its decision to abandon ski publishing. The magazines and Warren Miller Productions were purchased by the American subsidiary of Sweden’s Bonnier Corp. In 2012 Bonnier decided to exit, and the magazines were taken over by California-based Active Interest Media, whose management team had been in Boulder running the magazines between 1996 and 2003.

NO EASY SOLUTION

None of the ownership changes have made up for the massive volume of information about travel, resorts and equipment that began to become available to skiers at websites in the mid-1990s.  The number of ski-related websites grew from a mere half dozen to an estimated 50,000 in 2004. Skiers now pay nothing to gain access to information they previously paid for when they bought newspapers and magazines. Within a decade, a whole new medium transformed the way skiers received information. Ironically, the ski magazine publishers themselves facilitated the transformation by creating free-access websites of their own.

In 1966, people bought 68,000 copies of an issue of SKI at newsstands and other outlets; in 2004, they were buying only 14,777 copies. Paid subscriptions to SKI and Skiing in 2006 were lower than 30 years earlier, as the publishers resigned themselves to the reality that it was more cost effective to distribute the magazines free, exemplified in the Canada-headquartered giveaway publication Ski Press

The radical extent of the shift to sending copies free to people like ski area season passholders became known in 2006 when advertisers learned that more than half of SKI’s 450,000 circulation was made up of sponsored and partnership subscriptions -- the second highest for any American consumer magazine.

Against this background, an owner of SKI and Skiing magazines and of TransWorld  faces challenges historical challenges: How to satisfy the needs of both vertical and horizontal advertisers; how to structure a publishing operation with six months of revenue and 12 months of costs; whether the two long established magazines should be merged in one, or one of them sold to another publisher; and whether it is possible any longer to get skiers to pay for subscriptions or to buy significant numbers of copies on newsstands.

Between 1958 and 1998, the author worked as an editor of Ski Life Magazine, SKI Magazine and Snow Country.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Much of the material for this article comes from my book, The Story of Modern Skiing (408 pages, University Press of New England, published October, 2006). Ski historian and former ISHA board member Kirby Gilbert furnished information about the early ski magazines between 1936 and 1948. Thanks to Dana Andrews and Dick Cutler for information about advertising prices and circulation in the early 1970s. Skiing Heritage Executive Editor Seth Masia supplied data about skiing’s early Internet presence.  

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Blizzard

Summer 1989 Vol 1 #1
Report of the TransArctic Expedition
Tribute to Toni Matt

Fall 1989 Vol 1 #2
California Miner Racing
Tribute to Fridtjof Nansen

Snow News

Winter 1990 Vol 2 #1
Henry Perkins bio
The 10th Mountain Spirit
The Sport of Jack Jumping

Spring 1990 Vol 2 #2
Hot Dog Legends Compete at Sunday River

Summer 1990 Vol 2 #3
Hjalmar Hvam bio

Fall 1990 Vol 2 #4
Mathias Zdarsky bio
A History of Wax

Snow News, Journal of I.S.H.A.

Winter 1991 Vol 3 #1
A History of Snow Grooming
A History of Pro Racing
Walter Stadig bio

Spring 1991 Vol 3 #2
Perry Merrill bio
A History of Slalom

Summer 1991 Vol 3 #3
Mick Hul bio
A History of jumping

Fall 1991 Vol 3 #4
Jackrabbit Johannsen bio
A History of Lifts: mine buckets; Truckee; Sun Valley chair;
Whitney’s shovel handle lift; ropeways; Magic Mt. Idaho;
boat lift; Silver King mine trains; Gilbert’s Hill, Woodstock;
Roland Peabody rope tow at Cannon Mountain; Belknap
rope tow; Dopplemeyer; Brevent; tribute to Sel Hannah

Winter 1992 Vol 4 #1
A History of Holmenkollen Competitions
A History of Sugarloaf Ski Resort

March 1992 Vol 4 #2
I.S.H.A. First Annual Gathering at Whistler, British Columbia
Report on I.S.H.A. directors meeting

August 1992 Vol 4 #3
Report on Circle of Knowledge
Olaus Jeldness bio
Sketch of Freestyle competition history
The First American Lift at Truckee

November 1992 Vol 4 #4
10th Mountain Division
Ivor Halversen bio
Acid Based Paper

Skiing Heritage

Spring 1993 Vol 5 #1
The Films of Hannes Schneider
(Arnold Fanck, Leni Riefenstahl)
I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards: John Auran in Ski Journalism; Arnold Lunn in Ski History
Two New Ski Museums: Vermont Ski Museum and The Ropeway Studies Information Center at the Colorado School of Mines
I.S.H.A. First Eastern Gathering at Sugarbush, Vermont
I.S.H.A. Second Annual Gathering at Sun Valley, Idaho

Fall 1993 Vol 5 #2
Cover story: Lieni Fopp, Ernest Constam, box on Paul and Paula (Kann) Valar, who supplied the pictures and research
Ed Scott: NY ski train, working at Alex Taylor, Scott poles
Salute to the Royal Ruel Christie
Book Review: From Skisport to Skiing by John Allen

Winter 1994 Vol 6 #1
Cover story: First U.S. Ski Book,The Winter Sport of Skeeing
Book Review: Ski Pioneers by Rick Richards—a bio of Ernie Blake, Taos, New Mexico
I.S.H.A. Second Eastern Gathering at Sugarbush, Vermont
Announcement of Third Annual Gathering at Park City, Utah

Fall 1994 Vol 6 #2
Cover story: Gretchen Fraser
The Coming of Charlie Lord, Stowe, Vermont; Mt. Mansfield, CCC
Friedl Pfeifer bio Nice Goin’
Editorial: Making a World Class Journal:
Letters: Ted Borch (posed shots in Skeeing), Charles Dwyer (Constam T-bar), Ben Rinaldo (meeting of Blake Mittleberger, Bill Keil ( Stevens Pass T-bar), Ed Scott (aluminum poles)
Tips and Tales: Lillehammer 1939 University Games, Roby Albouy; Boat Tow; Sunday River Ski Train
Celebrations: AT&T Awards, Richard Steadman; 1994 Crested Butte Film Festival Jerry Award to Otto Lang; Legends of Freestyle: Salerno, Wong, Theobold, Brooksbank; Hall of Fame: O’Leary, Branch, Earl Miller; Aspen Historic Downhill
Lifetime Achievement Awards: Peter Miller, William Banks Berry, James Laughlin—all in Ski Journalism
Ullr Awards: Dave Goodman, Backcountry Skiing; John Allen, From Skisport to Skiing; and Rick Richards, Ski Pioneers
Skiers Bookshelf: Universal Ski Techniques, George Twardokens; The Athletic Skier, Warren Witherell; Green Cognac, William Putnam, A Bird of Passage, Otto Lang; Leni Riefenstahl, by Leni Riefenstahl; Don’t Look Back, Patrick O’Connor; Peak Ski Guide, Peak Productions;Lost Sierra, Bill Berry
Finish Line: Jakob Vaage: Norway’s ski historian

Winter 1995 Vol 7 #1
Cover story: 
Dick Durrance
Legend of Ullr: John Allen
Passion for the Past: Mason Beekley bio
Otto Lang bio A Bird of Passage
Last Run: Obit of Otto Steiner by Wolfang Lert
Finish Line: Obit of Katy Rodolph by Nick Howe
Editorial: Mounting Operation Rescue, saving ski history
Reponse: Tom Kelly (praise for Heritage); Duane Vanderbusche (praise for Fraser); Leif Torgerson (correction on Fraser); Mrs. David Emerson (praise for Fraser); Arthur Weyhe (praise for Charlie Lord)
Celebrations: 1994 SIA 40th anniversary show: Des Roches, Durrance, Fraser, Hagemeister, Heron, Hvam, Jay, Knowlton, Lange, Leonasrd, Lert, Nordhaus, Roffe, Rowan, Simon;
1995 Jerry Award to Dick Durrance; USSA Blegen Award: DesRoches. Slattery. Goetzman. Thomson,. Anderson, Raaum, Chadwick, Boyum,.West, Sosman, Johnstone;
U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame reunion: Maurin, Jay, Knudesen, Branch, Dercum, Chadwick, Burr, O”Leary, Perrault, DesRoches, Miller, Anderson, Johnstone, Boyum, Raaum, Hill, Maki, Bietila
Veteran Ski Instuctors: Founding of PSIA—Lash, Valar, Johnston
Tips and Tales: Ansel Adams’ photo of Tom Suvulewski, Badger Pass Yosemite; poem by John Armstrong; Cliff Banta, Flying Mile, Carson Peak Sierra; robot ski tuner; Jackrabbits pants; snowflake drawings; old time skis; Allen Adler bio

Fall 1995 Vol 7 #2
Cover story: 
Salute to the 10th Mountain
Response: John Benson, Edward Murray, Jay Samoff, Bob Woody, John Turnbull, Jon Lund, Bradley Benedict,
I.S.H.A Fourth Annual Gathering at Aspen, Colorado
I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards:
 Bil Dunaway in Ski Journalism and Jakob Vaage in Ski History
I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Martie Sterling, Days of Stein and Roses; James Sloan Allen, The Romance of Culture and Commerce; Dolores LaChapelle, Deep Powder Snow; Friedl Pfeifer, Nice Goin
Finish Line: Wayne Poulsen
Tips and Tales: Horace Quick, Saturday Evening Post, 10th Mountain cover painting, John Fry, Hall of Fame; Pepi Teichner, Sun Valley, Otto Lang, Pfeiffer, Sinclair Lang, Willie Wyler, Shearer, Hauser, Virginia Hill, Colbert; Wilmot, Helmut Teichner, Eddie the Eagle; Bradley bunch, David Bradley, Steve Bradley, Charles Bradley; Ethelred the Unsteady
Editorial: 10th Mountain Miracle

Winter 1996 Vol 8 #1
Cover Story: A Short History of Alpine Skiing
Column: Half Century as An Instructor
Feature: Hollywood Ski Movies by Gary Schwartz
Editorial: Dole Patrol; the National Patrol, started by Minot Dole
Column: First Slalom Under FIS rules: Baumrucker
Tips and Tales: Ski Dek, Lebanon chair, Andre Roch, A.J. Kitt, Roch Cup, Norheim binding, AT&T Skiing Award to Phil Mahre
Bookshelf: First Tracks by Glenn Parkinson (references to Frederick Jorgensen and Theodore Johnsen); Skiing Literature by Gary Schwartz;Birth of a Division by George Earle, Winter Sports by Norman Dibelius, Hill Echoes by Erling Omland, Ski Fever by Warren Miller
Videos: Tales of the Mountain by Walter Schoenknecht, Winter Wonderland, Michigan skiing, Fire on the Mountain, George and Beth Gage
Finish Line: Christian Pravda by Nick Howe:

Spring/Summer 1996 Vol 8 #2
Cover Story: John Jay
Feature: Broken Ski: the Howard Head story
Response: Ted Heck, Jimmy Johnston, Michael Berry, Robert Rock, David Rothman, Roger Brown, Helmut Teichner, Sewall Williams, Edwin Lang on Stowe history, Dick Kohnsamm on Timberline on Mt. Hood, reprise of earliest U.S. chairlifts
Editorial: History to the Rescue—the small rope tow ski areas breed skiers
Franzl – biography- Franz Gabl biogaphy, story file 118, 1948 Olympics
I.S.H.A. Fifth Annual Gathering at Stowe, Vermont; Sandy Heath, Vintage Visions Fashion Show; screening of Fire on the Mountain
I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Ullrs to Allen Adler for New England and Thereabouts; Otto Lang for Bird of Passage; Glenn Parkinson for First Tracks; Dick Durrance for Man on the Medal; Ullr Award to George and Beth Gage for the documentary Fire on the Mountain
I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards: Roland Palmedo and John Fry in Ski Journalism
Tips and Tales: Snowboarding takes over; Claudette Colbert obit; Less Otten and Conglomeration; Humiliating Dilbert; Pulling Wires in the Ski Troops; Helping Stem the lawsuit tide; Heavenly Trail map; Wnite Pine Ski Area; Cross Country in the Park; Salute to Steve Knowlton; famous Ski Dek

Fall 1996 Vol 8 #3
Cover Story: 
Otto Schniebs
Schneibs [common misspellng], instructor, Dartmouth, Lake Placid
Barney McLean bio: The Nice Guy Who Finished First, Hot Sulphur Springs, 1948 Olympics
Response: Erling Omland, Don Traynor,Wolfgang Lert, Martha Head John Hitchcock, Minot Dole, Sewall Williams, Ben Rinaldo, Debbie Bankhart, Dave Rowan
Editorial: To Rescue History: Errors in ski history published in ski magazine
Tips and Tales: Ski Trooper Mermorial and Don Traynor, U.S. Hall of Fame: Junior Boundous, Jimmy Johnson, Dave Rowan; the Broken Bone Club, Gretchen Besser
Bookshelf: The Aspen Story by Mary Hayes, Gretchen’s Gold by Luanne Pfeifer, The Games of ’36 by Stan Cohen, See Naples and Die by Robert Ellis
Finish Line: Hans Hagemeister by Wolfgang Lert

First Issue 1997 Vol 9 # 1
Cover Story: 
Anderl Molterer the Blitz from Kitz part I by Nick Howe
I.S.H.A. History: An I.S.H.A. timeline
Haug, Haugen, first Olympic medal by John Auran; the myth that Anders Haugen was officially given Thorleif Haug’s bronze medal in the Special Jumpin the 1924 Olympics
The Meister Cup: Mt. Cranmore, New England Ski Museum, Hannes Schneider, Andy Mead, Bogner Vintage Visions: Fashion Show by Sandy Heath
Humor: The Beginner’s Guide to Skiing
I.S.H.A. Sixth Annual Gathering at Aspen, Colorado
I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Gretchen Besser for National Ski Patrol, Samaritans of the Snow; Luanne Pfeifer, Gretchen’s Gold; Mary Eschbaugh Hayes, The Story of Aspen
I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Award: John Jay in Ski Journalism
Response: Gretchen Fraser, first medalist, Luanne Pfeifer; Franz Gabl, Gary Schwartz. Paul McMorris on small areas; Don Traynor on his 10th Mountain scout; Phil Clark on Lnton Ski, George Lyons on old techniques, Ekkehart Ulmrich on Perry Oliver Smith; Rigomar Thurmer on fact finding; Sewall Willaims on Dured Townsend; Dick Movitz on Barney McLean; Nathan Turfs on Yale ski team in the 1947-48 championship; Betty Wbitney on Schniebs and Sise; Rom Rogers; Jim Ellertson on 1950s racing; Reimar Frank on Florian Haemmerle; Erling Omland on 1947 preOlympic racing, Been There, Done That
Editorial: Building a ski history record
Tips and Tales: Howelsen lift in Ski Area Management; Betty Woolsey in the 1936 Olympics; Dick Barrymore gets the Jerry; Arnold Schwartzenegger ; Susie Wirth, the Little Skier’s Big Day; new publishing schedule; 1997 list of subscribers, I.S.H.A. memebers

Second Issue 1997 Volume 9 #2
Cover Story:
 Skiing Comes to Aspen: Visonaries and Teachers—by Mary Hayes; Friedl Pfeifer; Jerome Hotel, Aspen Crud, Andre Roch., Percy Rideout, John Litchfield, Georgette Thioliere, first Aspen single chair in 1947, Herbert Bayer, Leonards Woods, Chick Webb, Diock Wright, Andy Ransom, Marshall Fitzgerald, Lib Fitzgerald, Walter Haug, Curt Chase, Fred Iselin, Bill Janns
Response: John Auran on Molterer’s Revenge’ Erling Omland on a visit to the Holmenkollen Ski Museum; Wolfgang Lert on a racer’s point of view; Allen Adler on Susie Wirth and Little Skier’s Big Day; Judy Gray, praise; Gus Raaum on Birger Ruud; Margaret McLean on Barney McLean, Karl Molitor
1997 Annual Giving: Ullr and Skade illustration
Licia Beekley, in memoriam
Editorial: Why Ski History?
Walter Amstutz by Mason Beekley; Amstutz Spring
Tips and Tales: Burt Bidwell and 10th Mountain statue; 10th folk at Aspen’s 50th: Bob Parker, Whip Jones; In the Gripe of the Olympics, environmental objections; New York funk and ski fashion; Aspen Hall of Fame adds Knowlton; Glenn Parkinson becomes president of New England Ski Museum; Conglomeration with George Gillett, holdings of Vail, Booth Creek, Intrawest, Boyne, American Skiing Company and Powder Corp; 1997 Ski Hall of Fame roster: Obermeyer, Golden, Judson, Lund; Pioneer ski teachers at Hanover; 10th Veterans Erling Omland, Sewall Williams, William Wright
The Blitz From Kitz—Anderl Molterer: Part II by Nick Howe
Obit of Alf Engen: One of a Kind by Allen Adler; jumping record, first pro circuit, Iron Mountain, Alta deep powder, 1948 Olympic team coach
The World of American Ski Museums: a column by Glenn Parkinson; New England Ski Museum, Colorado Ski Museum; Western Skisport Museum; U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame and Museum; Alf Engen Ski Museum; Utah Ski Archives; Vermont Ski Museum; Grand Country Historical Society; Sun Valley Ski Museum; Beekley International Collection of Ski Art and Literature; Schwartz Historical Collection of Sking; Parkinsion’s Ski Museum

Third Issue 1997 Vol 9 #3
Cover Story: 
Tamara McKinney by Nick Howe Part I; the McKinney family; Bill Marolt, Bob Beattie
Response: Amstutz Springs, Doug Pfeiffer; praise, Beck; John Paul schuss, Frank Brown; Iron, Nick Howe; Wolfgang Lert; praise Tom Rogers; Rudi Mattesich, Sewall Williams; American films; Peter Picard; sidecuts, Rod Aller; nostalgia, Yosemite, Foeger, Prager, Libby Fitzgerald; small ski areas, Charles Skinner; small ski areas, big ski corps, conglomerates, Jerry Groswold; Aspen’s first year, Elmar Baxter; early Aspen, Charles Peet; ski films, Frederick Martinson, Alf Engen, John Auran; Linton skis, Phil Clark, Joern Gerdts; praise, Rigo Thurmer; Meister Cup, Cal Coniff
Editorial: The Shrine of Skiing
Been There Done That by Erling Omland on Skiing with Stein
Tips and Tales: Big Tupper, Tupper Lake, prisons; Leadville, Colorado; Snowboard brakes; the ski train to Hunter; Fickle Olympic snows, Nagano; down the tubes, tubing;
The Time Machine: 1887 Fridtjof Nansen; Mathias Zdarsky; 1947 American ski annual , Lennie Woods; Invitation to Skiing, Fred Iselin and A.C. Spectorsky; 1972; Peter Miller, 30,000 Mile Ski Race, Palmer; How the Racers Ski, Warren Witherell; Wilderness Skiing, Lito Tejada-flores; Japanese Olympics at Sapporo, Yurko Kasaya, Morten Lund, Pleasures of Cross Country Skiing
Mountain Dreaming in California by Wolfgang Lert; Mountain Dreamers by Robert Frohlich, Jo Marillac, Babette Haueisen, Hannes Schroll, Charley Proctor, Don and Mary Tressider, Yosemite, Silver Belt,.Stan Tomlinson, Otto Steiner, Orland Bartholomew
A Most Dangerous Journey by Gene Rose; Orland Bartholomew, the Sierra, Mt. Whitney, Muir Trail
A History of the U.S. Ski Hall of Fame in Ishpeming by Allen Adler; Bill Berry, Red Carruthers, etc.
The Hall of Fame is Where It Should Be by Morten Lund, acceptance address, Class of 1997: Dave Judson, (Hooker Judson), Klaus Obermeyer, Diana Golden, 1996: Junior Bounous
The First Dual Slalom Duel by Chris Lizza, June Lake, California; Slim Maberry
I.S.H.A. Bulletin: executive committee meeting, Wolfgang Lert on editorial board
1998 I.S.H.A. Gathering Annoucement: Plump Jacks, Squaw Valley

First Issue 1998 Vol 10 #1
Cover Story: 
Roots of an Olympic Sport: Freestyle by Morten Lund and Peter Miller
Response: Down Ski Memory Lane, William Harris; New Is Not All Bad, Ted Lund; A Mountain Culture, Dolores LaChappelle; More Story Ideas, Albert Pierce; Dissent From Olympus, Bill Berry; An Olympic Memoir, John Jay; A Unique, Forgotten “Ski School” of the 1930′s, Bob Parker; Intimate Revelations, Barbara Wrenn; Support Skiing, Not Jailing, John Auran; Getting History Straight, Nick Howe; Filling in the California Ski History Record, Gene Rose; Errors in “Dreamers,” Chris Lizza; Reaction on the Haug-Haugen Medal Confusion, Alan Baker; Corrections on Colorado, Bill Mason; Another Tale of Amstutz, Steve Knowlton
Editorial: A Question of Calculation: Lethal Accidents
Tips and Tales: The President meets ski business; Steve Knowlton meets Arnold Schwarzenegger; the giant dwarf Mammoth earthquake; deer hunting on skis
Tamara McKinney Part II: by Nick Howe
Stein Eriksen’s Birthday Party by Morten Lund; Deer Valley, Park City, Utah
The US Ski Team 1981-1984: Four Incredible Years: Phil and Steve Mahre, Tamara McKinney, Debby Armstrong, Bill Johnson, Christin Cooper

Second Issue 1998 Vol 10 #2
Cover Story: 
Winston Pote Pioneer Photographer by Tom Eastman
Response: A Fall Guy’s Correction, Steve Knowlton; Is That John or Fergie? Eric Stiegemeier; Not John, It’s Fergie, Airborne Eddie; Wong Weighs In, Wayne Wong; A Medal Mix-Up, Allen Adler; A Lifetime in the Sport, LaVern O. Trepp; A Picture Mix-Up, Suzy Harris Rytting; A King’s Mountain Kid, Alan Baker; Kudos for the Hall Story, Burton H. Boyum; Creative Contribution, Laura Mulcrevy; All About Ancient Skiers, Irv Pratt; Reporting on an Error and an Early Lift, Kirby Gilbert; Back in the Saddle at Obergurgl, Bill Stark
Editorial: OK, What Are We Doing Here?
Sayonara, Sapporo by John Henry Auran
Tamara: Reel Three by Morten Lund
Tamara Part III: 1985 A Fall From Grace by Nick Howe
The Big Bear Sling Lift by Doug Pfeiffer
Seventh and Best Annual I.S.H.A. Gathering: Plump Jacks, Squaw Valley
The 1998 I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards: Bill Tanler in Ski Journalism and Roger Brown in Ski Film-making
The 1998 I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Robert Frohlich for Mountain Dreamers, Louis Dawson for Wild Snow
The 1998 Skade Awards: Joy Lucas for It Started in the Mountains, Franz Gabl for Franzl, Jean Arthur for Hell Roaring

Third Issue 1998 Vol 10 #3
Cover Story: 
Forgotten Photographer Helene Fischer
Response: What Did It Say? Carol Price; Snowboard-Ski Accidents, Will Lund; Brookie Heard From, Brooks Dodge; A Franconia Ski Family, Mrs. L.C. Ahlgren; On Films, Museums and McKinneys, Alan Mundt; Remembering Goon Skis, Peter Miller; Searching for Peppi, Helmut Teichner; Let’s Hear It for Clif, Marty Keller; Nice Sign, Needs Work, Sewall Williams; Missing Diversity, Jim Ellertson; A Dartmouth Racer, Bill Chapin; Norse History Specialist Corrects Heritage, Roger Olson; Early Skier at Sky Tavern, Anna Schmidt Parker; Haug and Haugen: Explaining it Again- Evelyn J. Valente- Heikkila, Henry J. Pflieger, William Banks Berry; 10th Mountain Historian Needs Information, W. Michel Myers; Skiing in the Golden Age, John C. Calhoun; A Sun Valley Idol Ages, Libby Fitzgerald; A Swiss Ambassador to American Skiing, Rich Nelson; New Addition Added to the Beekley Collection, Allen Adler; Hail and Farewell to Good Old Schimmerldorf! David Binger; A Wiard Party, Barbara Wiard; Clif Taylor Speaks, Clif Taylor; What About Ludic? David Rowan; The Adventures of Wolfie, Wolfgang Lert; Correction on Sapporo, Gus Raaum; Looking for 10th Mtn. Tapes, Roger Dickensen
Editorial: Errare Humanum Est
Roots of an Olympic Sport: Freestyle- Part II Freestyle Comes of Age by Morten Lund and Peter Miller
Tips and Tales: The Old Headwall, The 1960 Jay Olympics Video, An Apple for the Teachers (Pfeiffer, Charette, Wheeler, McConkey), Laila Schou-Nilsen, Four Worthy Skiers Enter Hall of Fame in 1998 (John Woodward, Anna McIntyre, William Tanler, Warren Witherell), Golden Fliers, An Aspen-Beekley Collection Connection
The Seer of Skiing- Lloyd Lambert by Cheryl Thomas
[70+ ski club, seventy plus]
First of All: Otto Lang and His Pioneer Steel Pole

Fourth Issue 1998 Vol 10 #4
Cover Story: 
The Snow Train’s A-Comin’ Snow Trains and the Growing World of Ski Posters by W. Mason Beekley, The Train Only Stops Here Once by Barbara Wrenn [ski trains],
A Gallery of Snow Train Art
Response: Pote the Friend, Sewall Williams; Pote the Film Maker, Rick Moulton; More on Peppi, Helmut Teichner; Wrong Wall Cited, Nick Howe; A Tale of Traveling Gloves, Barbara Wrenn; Ski Championships, David Rowan; California’s First Overhead Cable Lift, 1936, Chris Lizza; Revised Closing Date, Paul B. McMorris; John Glenn, Astronaut, Meets Jules Eberhard, Jules Eberhard; John Fry: Clif Taylor, Karl Pfeiffer and the True Story of GLM, John Fry; About Barry Corbet, Roger Brown; Wrong Blatt, Boots Blatt; Wrong Declension, Frederick K. Martinson; The Scooter Writes, Scooter Lacouter; The Goon Ski Lives! Vintage Skiing Thrives! Cal Conniff; Skiers Identified, Curt Chase; Old Friends Found, Dick Wilson; Old Films Archived, Burton Boyum; Senior Skiing Honored, Dick Lambert; Babette’s Feast, Babette Haueisen; Hall of Fame Class, Allen Adler
Editorial: The Ski Cartoons of Charles Addams
The Strange and Wonderful Postage Stamps of Skiing by Morten Lund
Long thongs and short snorts: Tales from mid-century by H. Seawall Williams

First Issue 1999 Vol 11 #1
Cover Story: 
Mont Tremblant: The Enduring Legacy by Dorothy Crossley and Morten Lund
Response: The First Ski Club, Paul McMorris; More On Snow Valley, Nicholas Hock; A New Reader, Edith Luray; Likes the Journal, Chuck Quinn; Otto’s Steel Pole, Bob Weaver; The Clif Taylor Version: The True History of GLM, Clif Taylor; Luanne Pfeifer: A Ski Stamp for Gretchen, Luanne Pfeifer; Stamps and Shorties, Elizabeth Hussie; James Riddell Writes, James Riddell; First Day Covers, John Allen; History in Stamps, John Auran; Posters and Menus, Wolfgang Lert; Pine Boards, Yo Ho? Jon Lund; New Boot Concept Breakthrough by Ski Sage, Cal Conniff; The Ski Pentathlon? Nick Howe; On the Rocks at Pico, Peter Seibert; Lew Witcher, Karl, El and Songs After Skiing, Erling Omland; Slalom Anyone? Tom Jacobs; Safer Silver Skis, Kirby Gilbert; Fellow Sufferer, Jack Moe; Boston Still a Ski Hive, Dave Arnold; Wool, Not Rails, David Rowan;
Editorial: Big Step Forward for the Hall of Fame
Long thongs and short tales: The day the timing clocks went crazy by Matt Broze

Second Issue 1999 Vol 11 #2
Cover Story: 
Bill Klein in Donner Pass by Wolfgang Lert and Morten Lund
Response: Joe Ryan’s Daughter, Lillie R. DeBevoise; Growing Up GLM, Will Lund; Skiing, a Gift for Life, Karen Fulco; Sig and Otto and Benno, Nicholas Howe; Joanne Hewson: Skiing with Franzl and Ernie; Lucile Wheeler on Gray Rocks, Lucile Wheeler; Frankie O’Rear Writes Again, Frankie O’Rear; How GLM Went Abroad, Helmut Teichner; Good Old GLM, George Riordan; The Oldest Continuous Ski Club, Murren, and Other Matters, Allen Adler; Skiing’s Ten Commandments, Gene Rose; Correction Noted, John Fry; The One and Only Ulla Lodge, Sewall Williams; The Good Old Dumbsprung, Lou Lockwood; The Good Old Toadstabber, Joe Powers; Of Pine Skis and Double Poles, Roger Olson, Ski Trains and Snowflake Bentley, Duncan C. Blanchard; How Wolfie Beat Jack Rabbit, Wolfgang Lert; Cooking with Wolfie, Luanne Pfeifer; Gratitude in the Right Way, Reimar F. Frank; Fellow Publisher Weighs in With Praise, Jack Moe; The Good Life, Lex H. Kunau; One More Member, John Jay
My Life with the Continuously Circulating Wire Rope by Max Dercum
An Editorial Postscript by Morten Lund- Early Lifts
The Compleat Skier – Excerpt from NY Times
The 1999 I.S.H.A. Eighth Annual Gathering: Mont Tremblant
International Skiing History Association Awards Honor Roll 1993-1999
Mont Tremblant Revisited by Allen Adler
The 1999 I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards: Doug Pfeiffer and David Rowan in Ski Journalism
The 1999 I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Frankie O’Rear for The Aspen Story, The Mont Tremblant Story, Chateau Bon Vivant; Wendolyn Holland for Sun Valley, An Extraordinary History
The 1999 I.S.H.A. Skade Awards: Louise Arbique and Marc Blais for Mont Tremblant: Following the Dream, and Danielle Soucy for La Valle de la Diable
Long thongs and short tales: The North Creek Mountain Horror

Third Issue 1999 Vol 11 #3
Cover Story: 
How Fast Can You Go? by Peter Miller, Speed Skiing
Response: Peter Picard on Early Donner Days (and Georg Gartner), Peter Picard; Joe Ryan Jr. Writes; Reproducing Ernie’s Picture, Tricia Finley; McCulloch on Water, Ernest Bosselman; McCulluch at Aspen, Jim Ellertson; Catskill Pioneer Praises Tremblant, Blanche H. Davenport; A Different Slant on Jack Rabbit, John Allen; Letter From Benno, 1950; Last Tango on the Sundeck, Ruth Whyte; A History of One Pole Versus Two, John Allen; Harry Leonard and the First-Ever Ski Shows; John Hitchcock Records the First-Ever Man-made Snow
Steve McKinney 1953-1990 by Dick Dorworth
Foster Place by Peter Miller
Ned Gillette 1945-1990 by Peter Miller
The Mansfield Patrol by Brian Lindner and Morten Lund
Moriarty and His Mother’s Hat by Peter Miller
Long thongs and short tales: The Virtual Run of the Resolute Reporter by Morten Lund

Fourth Issue 1999 Vol 11 #4
Cover Story: 
Skiing History in Ski Cartooning by Morten Lund
Response: Rodegard, praise; Bernard, Max and the CCWR; Picard, bio; Omland, Interservice races of 1944; Robert Rock, It Was 1942 in Stowe; Fred Pearce, sketches of Aspen, poem; Whitney, the Whitney lift; Lert, the first (Zdarsky) slalom; Gilbert, transition to two poles; Lambert, footnote on Polar skiing; Olson, Carl Howelson; Stark, Hans Falkner in Obergurgl; Shawn Emery, Utah ski film; editor’s critique of bindngs, brakes, powder, technique, avalanche science; Gilbert, Utah ski film; glamor in spor; Chase, PSIA founders
Preview of Ninth Annual Gathering at Banff Springs Hotel
Long thongs and short tales:
 Notes from Tuckerman Ravine by Kim Massie

First Issue 2000 Vol 12 #1
Cover Story: 
An American Skier for All Seasons: Charley Proctor
Response: Rowan, cartoon cover; Steve Lathrop, kids safety devices; Paul Hauk, Verald Easterly, Monty Atwater at Squaw; Jimmie Nunn, Squaw Patrol, 1960; Wolfgang lert, Cartoonist Mumelter; readers’ selection of ski cartoons; Sewall Williams Camp Hale cartoons, stealing in ski shop; Sanford, western ski history group; Hirvonen, Finnish celebration; Chessman, help for book Mt. Bachelor— Bill Healy’s Dream;Paul McMorris, first snow train, eastern ski clubs and early patrol; John Allen, glamor, Zdarsky slalom; Rowan poem on manmade snow; Cutler, ski poems; Dave Braun, pine skis; Frankie O’Rear, Mt. Tremblant sketches by Steig; Alan Crane, Gorilla Turn
Skiers’ Bookshelf: Sun Valley, An Extraordinary History by Wendolyn Holland, reviewed by Morten Lund; Yosemite: Magic Winters by Gene Rose and Sugar Bowl 60 Years by Robert Frohlich, reviewed by Morten Lund and Chris Lizza; For the Love of Skiing by Alan Engen, reviwed by Gretchen Besser; A Short History of Skiing in Turckerman Ravine by Jeff Leich, reviewed by John Auran
Long thongs and short tales: Decline and Fall of the Wild T-bar by Morten Lund

Second Issue 2000 Vol 12 #2
Cover Story: 
The French Connection: to the First Winter Olympics 1924 by John Allen
Response: David Welz, young and eager; Elisabeth Hussey, news of Sir Arnold; John Connell, kudos to short skis; Jeff Leich, overlooked books; Franz Gabl, Franzl II; Jan Holland, cartoons; Kirby Gilbert, response to Sun Valley book review; Sewall Williams, poem for Minnie Dole; Cal Conniff, video history of thunderbolt; Will Lund, Sugarloaf; Dolores La Chapelle, Utah ski film; Bill Lash, first ski lift
The I.S.H.A. Ninth Annual Gathering: Banff in Canada’s Rockies
The 2000 I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards: Morten Lund in ski journalism and William Oscar Johnson in ski journalism
The 2000 I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Gene Rose, Yosemite: Magic Winters; Stan Cohen, The Games of ’36 and Downhill Skiing; Alan Engen,For the Love of Skiing: A Visual History
The 2000 I.S.H.A. Skade Award: Rodney Touche, Brown Cows, Sacred Cows
Banff Memoir: Long Ago But Not Far Away- Part 1 by Doug Pfeiifer Banff in the Candaian Rockies
Long thongs and short tales: Back When Boots Lasted Awhile- by Morten Lund

Third Issue 2000 Vol 12 #3
Cover Story: 
The Mahre Miracle by Morten Lund – Phil and Steve Mahre
Response: Mary Proctor, from the late M.P.; Peggy Dean, a daughter remembers; John C.Proctor, a brother appplauds; John Allen, thinking of Charley; Peggy Lucas, history writer comments; Peggy Austin, error in Proctor story; Pete Seibert, father knew Charley; John Hitchcock, thinking of Wendy; Chuck Roberts, thinking of writing; George Twardokens, in praise of Universal Ski Technique book; Doug Pfeiffer, cartoons; Bob Soden, Foeger book; Nelson Bennett, Hall of Fame deserves support; William Levin, Mayor of Alta, Utah, renewing subscription; Jimmie Nunn, Squaw stamp; Alan Crane, praise; Sewall Williams, red and white pants; Kim Massie, fiendish threat to I.S.H.A.; Glenn Parkinson, thrills and spills; Sears Winslow, newspaper clip “old man winter”; Bill Stark, Midwest ski lift
Charley Proctor-The Young Renaissance Man by Morten Lund and Eddy Ancinas
Banff Memoir: Part II by Doug Pfeiffer Banff in the Canadian Rockies
Humor Classic: Intro. to A Winter Sport Book, with illustrations
Preview of Tenth Annual I.S.H.A. Gathering at Sun Valley: information and reservations
Long thongs and short tales: Back When Men Were Men…by Morten Lund

Fourth Issue 2000 Vol 12 #4
Cover Story:
 The Humor Boom of the 1960′s by Mort Lund
Response: MM Jay, on the late John Jay; AllenAdler, remembering Steve and Phil Mahre; Charles Davis, praise from Maine; Rigomar Thurmer, on the French connection; Ben Rinaldo, B.R. calls it a day; Allen Adler, pioneer kinships and passion; Helmut Teichner, praise from Chicago; Franz Gabl, pictures of Arlberg Kandahar’s past; Paul McMorris, first chairs/snowmaking; Joanne Hewson Rees, back and ready to ski; Pat Crosby, way out in Aspen; Jim Schaefer, New York ski pioneer family
Die Tiefdecke Technick by Rink Earle- absurdity of emphasizing technique and fashion
Borscht, Bagels and Bindings by Michael Strauss- skiing in Catskills
Freeze Now, Play Later by Burt Sims- emergencies
The Conquest of Thrombosis Slope by Philip Rankin- skiing in Scotland
Tea for Du by George Cochran- bachelor’s guide to tea dance
Everybody Out of the Car Pool by Burt Sims- characters
An Aye for an Aye by Burt Sims- ski clubs
Then Was Then by Rink Earle- the good old days of skiing
My Room was a Bath by Don Page- tight housing
Long thongs and short tales: The Remembrance of Suits Past by Barbara Wrenn

First Issue 2001 Vol 13 #1
Cover Story
: The Passion of Florian Haemmerle
Response: John Jay Tribute, Mason Beekley, Otto Lang, Roger Brown, Warren Miller, Erling Omland, David Barrell, John Hitchcock (Williamstown Advocate obit), Elaine Woo (Los Angeles Times obit)
Alan Baker, Sandy Heath, maintaining a sense of hunor; Terry Palmerl, sustaining a sense of history; John Hitchcock, cool coment; Wayne Frerichs,quersprung question; Cal Conniff, worthy hall offame candidate; Pres Smith, new hall of famer; Paul McMorris, first ski patrol inquiry; Bob Bogner, recalling pink snow; Gina Sheldrake, wedel or wedeln; Rich Nelson, teaching years of Martin Fopp; Sewall Williams, Vermont Ski Museum trustee; Vi White, career of Carson White; Walter Kangas, oldest continuous club name
The Rise and Fall of an Icon,the Lodge at Smuggler’s Notch by Abby Rand; Stowe, Neil Starr, Sepp Ruschp, Roland Palmedo
A Humor Class: O! Pioneer! by Abby Rand
Skiers’ Bookshelf: Vail, Triumph of a Dream by Peter Seibert and The Inventors of Vail by Dick Hauserman, review by Allen Best; Skiing Legends, The Laurentian Lodge Club by Neil and Catharine McKenty, review by Doug Pfeiffer; Around the World In Ninety Years by Otto Lang, review by Wolfgang Lert
1950 Was a Very Good Year by Bill Lash: equipment, instruction, resorts
Longthongs and short tales: Skiing and the Single Girl by Morten Lund

Second Issue 2001, Vol 13 #2
Tenth Anniversary of this magazine: a review including detailed history of founding

Third Issue 2001, September, Vol 13 #3

Cover: Bob Lange with the 1972 Lange trophy: the Lange trophy was a premier professional ski racing event back in the days when former U.S. Ski Coach revived the dormant circuit in 1970. The $50.000 Lange Trophy, which was held for the first three years in Vail, was by far its most prestigious trophy, and the largest purse as a typically magnificent gesture by Bob Lange

A Mason Beekley Tribute: Mason Beekley, ISHA’s Founding President and constant benefactor during its first decade of existence died on August 20, occasioning an outpouring of letters to the journal from Associates, family and friends. The letters are gathered here in tribute, including letters from his sister Frannie, his four daughters, Liza-Lee, Sayre, Lauri and Francie, and from John Fry, the acting president of ISHA, and members of the ISGHA board of directors, and the Heritage editorial board.

Readers’ Response: The lead letter from a perplexed reader asks if this the future of the sport, referring to two pictures submitted with the letter taken from Vanity Fair, one of extreme skier Glenn Plake with his two-foot high hairdo, and another of two snowboard pioneers— Sherman Poppen, inventor of the Snurfer, and Jake Burton Carpenter, designer of the breakthrough Burton Board. On the grounds that Vanity Fair celebrates the falling of Aspen into the arms of snowboarding forwarding the notion that snowboarders and extreme skiers are now ruling the roost.

Other letters: John Fry, Internationalism vs. Americanism on the lack of success ISHA has had abroad; John Clendenin: Ski Dek is Alive and Well, on the use of the Ski Dek as a learning aid for the Aspen Ski School; Allen Adler: A Ski Patrol is A Ski Patrol Is a Ski Patrol, on the very different modes in which pioneer ski patrols took on their first duties; Wolfie Lert, The So-So Patrol, on an early hairy ride down the mountain as tail gunner on a patrol toboggan carrying an injured skier.
Further letters—Barry ZeVann: A Man Named Zdarsky, on his trip to Lilienfeld, home of the stem turn and its inventor, Mathias Zdarsky; J. Vernon Lamb: an aluminum ski pole inventor in early Lake Placid days; Wolfgang Lert: A Girl Named Katy, submitting an early picture of Bogner stretch pants in action, displayed by U.S. Team Member Katy Rudolph; Kirby Gilbert: A Coach Named Wolfie, submitting a clipping of Wolfgang Lert’s early career as a UCLA ski coach;
Other letters—Luanne Pfeifer corrects the sequence of her book, Gretchen’s Gold and Dick Durrance’s Man on a Medal; an Illusionary Cup, showing two graphics, one photo with a chairlift rider waving, the other a coffee ad with a cup inserted in the rider’s hand;
On the final page: a series of letters praising the ISHA website, and Joyce Harringtton’s memento of her father’s career in organized skiing.

Cover Story: The Empire That Exploded: Bob Lange and the Plastic Boot—original research by the Editor who authored the piece, about his discovery that Bob Lange more or less faked his way through four years when he was first designing the plastic boot. His engineering was inspired but the manufacturing did not get underway until five years after he had first had reps scouring the field for orders. The name of the boot got out alright, but not the boots.
In 1965, Success came in a rush, propelled by skiers riding to victory on Lange boots, and Bob made up for lost time, building a ski, ski boot and skate empire that expanded at an astounding rate. Then came the fatal technical flow in Lange-flo, the liner that made the boot bearable. It broke through the lining and over 100,000 boots had to be replaced. This sent Lange Co. into a financial tailspin from which it never recovered, and the empire disintegrated, and the future evaporated.

Movers and Shakers: Where They Are Now: A new feature, in this case rounding up the “Lange Alumni,” fellow workers with Bob Lange in his ascent to the top, namely Morrie Shepard, Nick Hock, Peter Kennedy, Dave Jacobs and Ian Ferguson.

The Skiers’ Bookshelf: the lead review by ISHA president John Fry gives top marks to The Trail Breakers, a story of the pioneer Red Birds of Montreal, a ski club of the alumni of McGill University ski teams. The Red Birds were, by a year, the first downhill ski club in North America. They were the first on the continent to hold an official Kandahar. As a lifetime Red Bird himself, Fry notes that old Red Birds penetrated the sport in Canada and the U.S. in their day.
The Story of Aspen, reviewed by the Editor, is a re-issue somewhat enlarged of Mary Hayes’ earlier boo, of the same name, who has added a touching thumbnail history of the social underpinnings of the town.
Ski and Snow Country, the Editor says, is a book of stunning black and white photographs of the late great mountain photographer Ray Atkeson, annotated by pioneer ski cinematographer Warren Miller.

The Big Jump at Dartmouth: a memoir by early Dartmouth ski team member Dave Bradley, a noted American author. He writes of the life and times of the big jump at Dartmouth—once the biggest in the East&Mac226;making the case for college jumping though it was dropped long ago now. Bradley takes the reader on the psychological thriller that is a jump on a big hill. He leaves every reader, even one who have never jumped, an understanding why men hurl themselves into the void in an ultimate test of nerve.

The American Museums—The First U.S. Ski Congress: the backstory of the coming of a great history writers’ gathering in the United States by Academic ski historian John Allen, chairman of the academic committee of the congress and Skiing Heritage’s columnist. The initiative for the event was taken by the Editor. John Allen took charge from there with much help from skisport promoter Bernie Weichsel, who had the ear of the proper parties at Park City, where the Congress will be held right before the Utah Olympics in February 2002.
Three outstanding European historians are scheduled to present papers: Max Triet, Director of the Swiss Sports Museum at Basl, Dr. Bernard Morgen, Professor of American Studies at George Washington University, author of the recent Snow in America, and Dr. Matti Goksøyr, professor at the Norwegian Sports University in Oslo. Some forty papers will be given—and be bound in a book that will be published by ISHA.

Remembering—a new feature, looking back at the lives of notable skiers who, as of recent date, are no longer with us: Skeeter Werner, onetime U.S. team member in the 1950s (along with her famous brother Buddy Werner). Sverre Engen, of the celebrated Engen brothers, jumpers all—two of them, Sverre and Alf, took up residence in the Utah mountains outside Salt Lake City to make this area (the next Olympic venue) the U.S. hotbed of jumping, powder skiing and avalanche control. Hal Codding, a superb racer and instructor who drifted west from Woodstock, Vermont, to settle at Reno, Nevada, and open a notable ski shop, became, as writer Dick Dorworth records, his mentor and hero, the man around whom the Reno ski world centered. Kay Reed, wife and indispensable partner of Carroll Reed, who founded the first official Arlberg Ski School in the East and the first elite ski shop in the country, a branch of Saks Fifth Avenue at North Conway, New Hampshire. Later, the couple’s Carroll Reed Shops became an outstanding chain for skiwear and outerwear, and the name Carroll Reed an emblem of quality and distinction.

Longthongs and Short Tales: What Men Are Good For: another Abby Rand classic humor column, this one on the battle of the sexes on near the slopes circa 1960.

 

Fourth Issue 2001 (December) Vol 13 #4

Cover: AGerman poster for the 1936 Olympic Games at Garmisch-Partenkirschen; The artist cleverly served his masters and avoided controversy over the athlete’s salute on the poster. The Olympic salute was with the arm stretched to the side, palm down, while German salute, mandated after the Nazi Party came to power, was with the arm high and in front and palm facing forward The artist split the difference in arm position and kept the hand out of the picture, impossible to determine whether it was facing front or facing down.

The President’s Letter: John Fry, the new ISHA president, announces the joining of two efforts: Skiing Heritage is to become the official publication of the U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame and Museum, of Ishpeming,, Michigan as well as the official publication of ISHA. The letter also announces ISHA’s participation in the International Ski History Congress at Park City, Utah three weeks before the 2002 Olympic Games are held there.

Readers’ Response: Skiing Heritage’s letters column is headed by a portrait of the founding president, the late Mason Beekley, taken from the cover of a memorial service program given out at the event, held October 14 at his home in New Hartford. There are three pages of letters recalling memories of Mason; the first is by John Moore of the Aspen Historical Society. The others were signed by Alan Engen, of the Alf Engen Ski Museum; Bob Fisher, an old acquaintance, and Sandra Heath of the New England Ski Museum. The next few pages are devoted to those responding to the article on the late Bob Lange, inventor of the plastic ski boot, in the Third Issue 2001. There are letters from Lange’s wife Vidie, from David Luennsman, who was his first employee in the boot business; Peter Kennedy who was an ally in marketing Lange boots; Dave Jacobs, a board member at Lange boots; by John Auran, onetime editor at Skiing, who disputed some of the statements in the article; Nick Hock, onetime sales manager for Lange boots, Will Lund, who wore Lange’s first boot with the inner flo material that broke down, Allen Adler, USSA Historian and Hall of Fame board member, who writes he was unable to wear Langes when they came out; Bunny Bass, a pioneer U. S. bootmaker Other letters on a variety of subjects came from Cindy Murin, daughter of Hall Codding whose obituary ran in the previous issue; Michael Brady, ISHA’s man in Oslo, on the various spellings of akvavitt, Norway’s national drink; Paul McMorris notes that New Hampshire is claiming Black Mountain as the oldest ski area in the state in spite of the fact that two other New Hampshire resorts had lifts before Black Mountain and two had lifts at the same time.

Feature: The Historic First Four Games, 1924-36 The introduction notes that the early Olympics were nothing like the modern spectacles and that before a Winter Olympics could be held, there had to be facilities for ski racing and ski jumping as a start. And the resistance of the Scandinavian countries to international ski events held at resorts had to be overcome.

The first section, Birth Pangs of the Olympics tells how France became the first nation with resort facilities for jumping and touring, that the first Olympics was held in Chamonix only after Chamonix had hosted a series of national and international ski events. The second section describes the First Winter Olympics at Chamonix, and the fact that it was not at the time considered an official winter Olympics. The Norwegians took eleven of the twelve medals offered, all in jumping and cross country, having gotten a hundred-year head start in the sport, having invented jumping competitions and cross country racing during the 1800s. There is a discussion of the later movement to transfer the bronze medal in the special jump to U.S. jumper Anders Haugen, who had been victim of a mathematical error in the scoring that gave the bronze to the Norwegian, Thorleif Haug. The third section describes the Second Winter Games, held at St. Moritz in 1928 after the Norwegians narrowly voted to join after feeling betrayed because the 1924 meet had been declared by the International Olympic Committee as the first official Winter Olympics after the meet was over. The American team was woefully unprepared with slapdash arrangements for transportation and uniforms. But they nevertheless Rolf Monson came in sixth in the jump and Charley Proctor 14th, as the sole native born American in the Olympics. The newly-founded sport of alpine skiing was excluded, but in the same year, the first popular international alpine combined meet was held at St. Anton, foretelling the end of the dominance at the Games of cross country and jumping. The fourth section is on the first-ever U.S. Winter Olympics, held at Lake Placid, New York, run essentially by the Lake Placid Club, which had been holding winter sports events for nearly a generation, notably the annual college circuit championships it had held since 1921. But it was still essentially a private club and only the modest number of contests were being held a series of contests well within the club’s capacity to hold. The fifth section details the events of the Fourth Winter Olympics, held at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, in 1936. This was the first Winter Games in which international and national politics had a strong hand. Germany aimed to use the Games as a platform to advertise its progress under the banner of the Nazi Party and Adolph Hitler. The English speaking countries resisted to some extent. It was the first Games to have a huge opening ceremony. For the first time, the Americans had an outside chance of winning a medal in skiing. Our top contender, Dick Durrance , who had been raised in Garmisch, did not better than 10th in the combined, after a questionable official penalty. The combined medals were the only medals awarded in alpine skiing. The U.S. women’s alpine team was the brainchild of Alice Kiaer, who raised the funds, picked the team, hired a coach and supervised the training. The best women’s result was Betsy Woolsey’s 19th. Norway’s Birger Ruud was the hero of the Games, coming in first in the jumping and first in the downhill, the only Olympian ever to score in both Olympic nordic and alpine events.

Mover and Shaker: Gretl Uhl, famous in Aspen for her gourmet deli-on-the-mountain for a dozen years. Gretl was born in Garmisch, and emigrated to the U.S. with the help of Dick Durrance.

Classic Skis: Skis have a Soul Rigo Thurmer writes of his first skis, which he bought in 1924 from Sporthaus Schuster in Munich. He goes on to tell of the succession of skis that he owned, including the Splitkeins that he had to give to the German war effort in World War II, and a counterfeit pair of Dynamics he bought on the black market after the war that turned out to be pine rather than hickory.

Man on a White Charger: Ed Scott by Dick Dorworth. A longtime resident of Sun Valley, Dick Dorworth profiles the man who brought the modern aluminum ski pole into the world, a cantankerous, scrupulously honest citizen of Sun Valley whose contribution to the sport arose from his uncompromising search for the best in materials and construction.. Scott was also a leading activist in community affairs, among other things the most frequent and acerbic appearances in the local Ketchum newspaper letters columns.

Condo Mania by Paul Hochman. a brief and humorous description of the coming of the condominiums to the sport, triggered by visionary Sun Valley and Snowmass developer Bill Janns. A government appraiser is quoted as summing the condo up, “T-111 plywood, board and batten siding, electric heat, multi-colored shag carpeting and avocado trim.”

Skiers’ Bookshelf: First Tracks, a Century of Skiing in Utah by Alan Engen and Gregory Thompson, reviewed by Mike Korologos; a coffee table book with running text of the state whose early fascination with ski jumping and heavy support from Salt Lake citizens resulted in a ring of resorts in the Wasatch mountains including Alta and Park City, where the 2002 Olympics were held. Co-author Alan Engen is the son of Alf Engen, who as director of skiing came to personify the Alta ski school, the deep powder university for the nation’s skiers. Midwest Skiing, A Glance Back by John Pontti and Kenneth Luostari. A pictorial history of the heartland where skiing was born, had its first national headquarters and hall of fame reviewed by John Allen, the most well-known ski historian in the U.S., who faults some of the book’s priorities but enjoys the nostalgia. Snow In America by Bernard Mergen This is a different kind of ski history dealing with the social history of snow, the changing attitudes toward winter, and winter recreation and the part played by skiing n the changes. The author is a professor of American studies at George Washington University in D.C. Reviewed by the editor. The U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame and Museum by John Allen One of a series about the ski museums of this country by John Allen. The best-looking ski museum in the U.S. is also the oldest, thanks to a new building erected in 1992 in Ishpeming, Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, replacing the former building erected in 1956. The library hold the records of the meetings to the National Ski Association, founded in the first years of the century as well as photographs of the more than four hundred members of the U.S. Ski Hall of Fame.

The Ski Hall of Fame, Class of 2001 Biographies of the most recently elected Honorable Members of the U.S. Ski Hall of Fame: Michael Strauss, ski journalist; Bill Kirschner, founder of K2 ski company; Pepi Stiegler, triple Olympic medalist, longtime director of skiing at Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Jim Curran, inventor of the chairlift; Dodie Post, U.S. Ski Team Member; Charles Gibson, one of skiing’s top organization men

Remembering: Obits of Diana Golden, medallist in the Paraolympics; Paula Kann Valar, U.S. Ski Team member, and ski school director;Douglas Firth, founder of Canada’s Ski Patrol.

Annual Gathering at Vail, April 1-7: Rundown of the coming 11th Annual get together of ISHA members

Longthongs and Short Tales: Amusing memoir by Abby Rand, on the differences between advertising in the magazines and reality at the resort.

 

First Issue 2002, March, Vol. 14 #1

The first issue with new graphics, designed by Fionn Reilly, Heritage’s graphic designer.

Cover: Clif Taylor in the photograph used on the cover of his 1964 book Ski In a Day, written by Morten Lund, the editor of Skiing Heritage then a contributing editor of Ski and photographed by Kim Massie, an outstanding ski photographer at the time. This was the first book in which the concept of graduating from short short skis to longer and longer skis was proposed, in side by side sequence photos showing a similar turn on three-foot, four-foot and five-foot skis.

Letter From The President: History, A Way to Revive the Sport: President John Fry suggests that the ski industry use the history of the sport as a marketing tool. He also listed the ways in which ISHA supports the spread and preservation of ski history and referred to the support of the International Ski History Congress held in Park City in February by ISHA’s undertaking to publish the papers delivered at the Congress.

Readers Respond: Kandahar Kapers on the origin of Kandahar as the name of the British Kandahar Challenge Cup; Remembering Greta Uhl: “the strudle lady” ran a mid-mountain Aspen restaurant for years; A letter about Alain Stump, the cover figure speed racer for the Third Issue 1999, saying he has a grandfather named Jacques who started the first independent Swiss ski school, The not so ancient Olympic flame turns out to be a concoction by Leni Riefestahl expressly acted out for her Olympiad film made at Hiltler’s behest, contributed by Luanne Pfeifer; Norwegian memories by Erling Omland about childhood memories of the 1924 Olympic heroes, Thorleif Haug and Tullen Thams who won four golds and one bronze between them. From Iran to Utah, an Iranian alpine skier makes it to the 2002 Olympics, contributed by Kim Massie, Gluck in ungluck, by Peter Picard, about escaping by boat from the Germans via the trans-Siberian railroad and embarking at Vladivostock. “Are you still racing while other are racing?” was a Henke slogan referred to by Jimmy Davidson, in his thoughts on the vintage Henke ad for its buckle boots. Buchmayr’s Querstprung, Heritage finds the famous picture of Siggi Buchmayr in a pole jump on the Tuckerman headwall. Ian Ferguson comments on the Lange story in his letter Wild Man Lange. Another memoir by 10th Mountain veteran Bob Carson on his life in skiing; triggered by the recollection that his kids went to school with Bob’s in Boulder; A criticism of Lange boots by Robie Albouy recalled by Allen Mundt; Another letter on Lange by Bob Parker says that in the before-Lange era, there was lots of good skiing done on leather boots. The First North American Rope Tow, a letter from Peggy Johnson on the claims made on behalf of Moose Parquet to having built the first rope tow in North America, and countering claims by Betty Whitney to having seen a rope two in the Laurentians in 1928.

The Strange Long History of the Short Ski by Morten Lund. The lead story goes from his first assignment to cover Taylor back to the research he has done on the pre-Taylor history of the short ski, beginning with the five foot Zdarsky ski in Austria at the turn of the 1900s, and the first short short ski, which was the firngleiter, or spring snow ski of the mountaineering skiers, including one patented by Emo Henrich, the head of the Stratton Mountain ski school. Then the text covers the kurzki of the Kitzbuhel ski school in a program that began in the 1950s under Karl Kolller, after it had been explored by older Kitzbuhelers. The next short ski of note was the goon ski, invented by an Olympic figure skater Jimmy Madden, who designed it and used it around Mt. Cranmore in North Conway. Then enters the last and most influential short ski teacher, Clif Taykir if Brattleboro Vermont who with the aid of Ski Magazine started a movement that brought short ski director parallel teaching, known now as GLM or Graduated Length Method, to a dozen American resorts before it faded away, but its influence is still felt in the adoption of short “ski blades” for learning at a number of American ski school currently.

Technique and Teaching: Surviving Schrittbogen A memoir by Stu Campbell, longtime head of the Stowe Ski School and Ski Magazine technical editor on his days as a college racer in the turmoil of the “reverse revolution” of which schrittbogen was a part., a step turn that put racers in a reverse position.. The story goes on to say that the Kruckenhauser books exaggerated the racers’ reverse position, and his description of wedel in the 1957 Austrian Ski Teaching Plan, translated into English in 1958, influential in rethinking American technique and teaching.

Ski Industry: Decline and Fall by Seth Masia. A story on the U.S. ski manufacturing industry showing how the early American ski factories making hickory skis were replaced in the U.S. by Howard Head and his successors making aluminum skis, and then by the fiberglass skis. And although there were a dozen American ski makers who had come on the scene since the beginning, by the 1980s, all the existing ski makers were in trouble partly from overproduction and partly from the effects of globalization which sent the factories to third world countries both in the U.S and in Europe. The last attempt at U.S. ski making was set in motion by the Volant company, launched by Bucky Kashiwa. But eventually, Volant folded too under the pressure of third world competition. Currently there are no skis mass-produced in the U.S., and the few manufacturers are all boutique operations, like Steve Denker’s Evolution Skis in Salt Lake and former Head Ski chief designer John Howe’s Claw ski made in Maine.

Classic Gear: Binding Revolution by Wolfgang Lert. An appreciation by veteran skier Wolfgang Lert of the revolutionary Huitfeldt binding invented in Norway in 1894, including the first-ever toe irons screwed to the ski itself, which set the concept later extended to a toe iron mortised directly through the ski. The binding was so sturdy that Amundsen chose it as the binding with which he became the first to ski to the North Pole. Combined with the Hoyer-Ellefsen lever heel strap buckle, its popularity lasted well through the 1920s and the principles of the toe iron fixed directly to the ski and lever tension for the heel strap was adapted by the most popular and universal binding in history, the Kandahar type binding in which the toe iron became a toe plate screwed directly to the top of the ski and the Ellefsen buckle became the front throw heel cable tensioning device.

Where Are They Now? by Seth Masia. Sketches of seven Vail pioneers. Earl Eaton, initial discoverer or the Vail terrain; Dick Hauserman, first permanent resident and first ski shop owner; Pete Seibert, the organizer of the first board and first Vail president; Bill Brown, the longtime mountain manager of Vail during its formative years; Dale and Renee Gorsuch, the owners of the second ski shop owners and currently the longest continuously operating merchant management in Vail;’ Pepo Gramshammer, first innkeeper and restaurant owner, founder of Gasthof Grammshammer; Bob Parker, Vail’s first publicity director and longtime marketing vice president.

Second Feature: An Avalanche of Ski History by Morten Lund. An account of the first International Ski History Congress in the U.S. held in February 2002 at Park City, Utah under academic organizer John Allen, retired professor of history at Plymouth College in New Hampshire and hosted by Ski Utah, the Mariot Library Ski Archives, and the Alf Engen Ski Museum.. It was declared an unqualified success after forty-two papers were delivered in four days of double-sessions. Papers were presented by thirty-two U.S. journalists, veteran skiers and historians, and ten presented by historians from abroad.

Looking Back: 30 years ago: Karl Schranz expelled by IOC head Avery Brundage 40 years ago: an anecdote of Webb Moffet, owner of Snoqualmie; the 1962 FIS World Championsbip men’s slalom at Chamonix won by Charles Bozon with Guy Perillat second 50 years ago: Andy Mead Lawrence’s double gold at the 1952 Olympics in Oslo; an anecdote by Doug Pfeiffer concerning a 1952 trip on Athabaska Glacier with Dick Holden and ISHA president John Fry.

Historic Lodges :Colorado’s Ski Tip Lodge by Seth Masia. The founding by Max and Edna Dercum of Ski Tip Ranch in Dillon, the first classic ski lodge between Denver and Aspen, founded in 1949. The Dercums were foremost promoters of the sport in eastern Colorado for fifty years, helping to found both Arapahoe Basin and Keystone within a few miles east and west, respectively, of Ski Tip Ranch.

Skier’s Bookshelf: How the English Made the Alps by John Ring. The story of the English on skis and on foot making the Western Alp Europe’s prime mid-continent summer and winter recreation region. Winter Tales and Trails by Ron Watters. Stories from the early ski history of Idaho, Wyoming and Montana. Alta, Utah, A People’s Story by Duane Shrontz. The personalities behind the first Wasatch resort, the seed ski area for the current ski complex in the Salt Lake City region of Utah. Last Breath by Peter Stark. True tales of the extreme perils of exploration including two cautionary narratives pertinent to snowsport- surviving avalanche on a snowboarding expedition and recovering from hypothermia after a backcountry skiing accident.

At The Museums: The Park City International Ski History Congress by John Allen. The meeting of the heads of the leading U.S. ski museums to discuss ways of cooperating for the greater goal of preserving ski history.

Remembering: Paulie Hannah-Wife of trail designer Sel Hannah, Paulie was an early standout women racer; the two of them ran the ski Hearth Inn at Franconia, New Hamoshire until Sel Hannah founded Snow Engineering, the earliest U.S. ski resort development consultants in Franconia.. Helmut Teichner-the ski school director at Wilmot, Wisconsin during the fifty years that followed his founding of the school in 1939, a major force in establishing skiing in the Midwest and the Midwest ski instructor organizations. Otto Frei and Hans “Rudi” Kuersteiner - Frei was director of the Snow Ridge ski school in the Catskills, Whiteface Mt. Race coach; Kuersteiner was an outstandkng instructor in organized ski school training in New York state. Warren Lowry-a dedicated stalwart of FIS officialdom who worked out the finer points of the international racer ranking system, former president of the U.S. Eastern Amateur Ski Association

Longthongs and Short Tales: Mighty Strange MacTaggart by Morten Lund. The incredible tale of a ski resort developer of Bear Mountain and Aspen Wildcat who fled with embezzled funds and then became the leading international hero of the environmental movement as head of Greenpeace for many years

Second Issue, June 2002: Walter Foeger & Natur Teknik
Also: Jimmie Heuga; American Ski Boots history; Carl Tellefsen; ISHA Gathering 2002; Gasthof Gramshammer; Colorado Ski Museum; Nordica Grand Prix

Third Issue, September 2002: Jerry Nunn & The Avalauncher
Also: Avalement; Release bindings; Maria Bogner; Vermont Ski Museum; Pete Seibert

Fourth Issue, December 2002: Andrea Mead Lawrence
Also: Wedeln, 10th Mountain Division hikes to Aspen; Beekley Collection goes to Mammoth; Kastle Slalom; Alex Cushing and Tom Corcoran; History of warmth; Peckett’s Inn

First Issue, March 2003: Stein Eriksen
Also: Indoor winter sports shows, the Trade Show, Rossignol Ski Museum, The Ahwahnee, Portillo, New Mexico Ski Hall of Fame, Flatland Ski News, Alf Engen Museum in Park City, Plate Bindings, Hanson brothers, Darcy Brown

Second Issue, June 2003: Dartmouth Outing Club
Also: Franz Gabl’s boyhood in St. Anton, Knee-High Boots, Stowe’s Ranch Camp lodge; 18th Century Russian Skiers in Alaska; History of Ski Injuries; Deer Valley Gathering; 2002 Award Winners; Everett Kircher; New Directors, New Projects, and Ski Museum Collaboration.

Third Issue, September 2003: Emile Allais
Also: American ski lifts, How the Brits Invented Skiing, Taos’ Hotel St. Bernard, Birth of the Waxless Ski, the Great ISHA Raffle.

Fourth Issue, December 2003: First Olympic medals for US men
Also: Splitkein patent; Nordic Bows to Alpine; US National Ski Hall of Fame; Don Thomas; Leni Riefenstahl; Ski house design evolution; Ski industry needs a history lesson.

First Issue, March 2004: Warren Miller
Also: Milestones in ski design; Dave McCoy; Ma Russell; Musee Dauphinois; Collectible posters; donor list; president’s annual report.

Second Issue, June 2004: Buddy Werner
Also: Fred Pabst, history of the carved turn, America’s first World Championships, Collectible skis, Betty Whitney’s Legendary Inn, new directors, annual awards.

Third Issue, September 2004: Dick Buek, Harvey Gibson, Silver Skis on Mt. Rainier, Pioneer women, Ketchum/Sun Valley Museum, Rigo Thurmer’s gift. First color cover.

Fourth Issue, December 2004: Walt Schoenknecht, Tony Wise, Moosilauke downhill, Trapp Family Lodge, history of ski edges, Wow!: a history of extreme moves.

First Issue, March 2005: Stephan Kruckenhauser, Sepp Ruschp, Bob Cram & Bob Bugg, Harriman Cup, marketing disasters.

Second Issue, June 2005: Bode Miller, Art Furrer, Sixties Skiwear, Tuckerman Inferno, Gathering, Heatherbed, celebrating Schneider.

Third Issue, September 2005: Brooks Dodge, Schneider’s disciplesHow many skiers?, WACs of Camp Hale, Hall of Fame, Greylock’s Thunderbolt, ski shape evolution.

Fourth Issue, December 2005: 75th Anniversary of Alpine Racing: The Legacy of Arnold Lunn, the Trail Map Artists, Ernst Constam and the T-bar, Sun Valley Lodge.

First Issue, March 2006: Toni Sailer, Freestyle joins the Olympics, US Ski Jumping, Resort Ads, Highland-Bavarian Lodge, Vintage Ski World.

Second Issue, June 2006: Billy Kidd, Okemo & Killington, Alice Kiaer, Moriarity Hats, ISHA’s 2006 Award winners, Osborn & Ulland, Timberline Lodge.

Third Issue, September 2006: Hans Gmoser, Penny Pitou, Wayne Wong, Spider Sabich, Downhill in Dixie, Sun Valley Memories, Hotel Jerome, Ski Films, Liftlines.

Fourth Issue, December 2006: Ernie Blake, the Ski Magazines, Mad River Glen, Marc Hodler, History of Ski Bums, Merrill Hastings, Joan Hannah, Pete Lane’s, Ski-Binding systems.

First Issue, March 2007: Nancy Greene, Skiing’s Inner Game, Pioneering Shops, Apres Ski Through the Ages, Gray Rocks, Othmar Schneider, a Bob Parker tale.

Second Issue, June 2007: Nicholas Morant’s photos, Less Otten, Stone-Age skis, Nelson Bennett, The Silver Belt race, ISHA’s Chamonix adventure, Jackson Hole’s Alpenhof Lodge, Campgaw Mountain, Rear Entry Boots, Martinis for Lunch.

Third Issue, September 2007: Last Reunion of the 10th, Norway: How It All Started, Chick Igaya, Aspen’s Roch Cup, Sandia Peak, John Allen’s latest book, humor from Burt Sims.

Fourth Issue, December 2007: Growing Up Cochran, Sun Valley ’64, Holmenkollen history, Rossignol turns 100, Stein turns 80,North Conway’s Eastern Slope Inn, New England Ski Museum.

First Issue, March 2008: Mathias Zdarsky, Aspen, Bill Hazelett, XC Should Return to its Roots, Where Seniors Ski Free, Christie Hill, Andy Mill, Hall of Fame Selection Process.

Second Issue, June 2008: Jean-Claude Killy, Arlberg Ski Club, Ruth Altmann, History of the rope tow, Sherman Poppen, Tap Tapley, Squaw’s Chinese downhill, 2008 ISHA Awards.

Third Issue, September 2008: World Cup origins, John Woodward, Dave Jacobs, Ray Atkeson, History of the Rope Tow, Gasoline Shortages, Private Ski Areas, Ski Testing, Ski Racing on TV.

Fourth Issue, December 2008: Lowell Thomas, The Boom of the ’50s and ’60s, California’s Longboard Ladies, Leaving Las Vegas, Colorado Ski Train, Adrien Duvillard, Aspen’s Limelite Lodge, Where Seniors Ski Free.

First Issue, March 2009: Norwegians Invade America, Women’s Ski Jumping, Kids in Ski Art, Snowboarding is Older Than You Think, Boom of the ’60s part II, New Hampshire’s Mittersill Resort, Tom Jacobs.

Second Issue, June 2009: Ralph Miller, Dick Barrymore, Dartmouth’s Legacy, Plumas Ski Club Revives Longboard Racing, Skiing the Ancient Way in the Altai, Russia’s Long Dominance of Biathlon, How Ski Racers Have Changed.

Third Issue, September 2009: Roland Palmedo, 1935 Olympic Trials, Ernest Hemingway, By Train to North Conway, First Overhead Cable Lift, Harry Vallin, Ingemar Stenmark, Don Lemos, Stowe’s Foster Place.

Fourth Issue, December 2009: Hannes Schroll, Yuichiro Miura, Jim and Shane McConkey, Hans Kraus, Emile Cochand, Chuck Ferries

First Issue, March 2010: Chalet Cochand, Rustler Lodge, Ian Fleming, Cross-country skating, Jim Gaddis, Hans Kraus, Resort architecture

Second Issue, June 2010: The Marolts of Aspen, Vancouver Miracle, Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance, Corky Fowler, Sky Tavern, Kingsbury Pitcher, history of ski wax, books about Canucks

Third Issue, September 2010: McGill vs. Dartmouth, Hunter Thompson, Daron Rahlves, Hart Skis, Fred Iselin, Erich Sailer, Alta images, Bradley Packer.

Fourth Issue, December 2010: Crested Butte and PSIA at 50, Pitcher Inn, Vintage Ski Races, Trail Names, Cindy Nelson memoir, photo feature on Stars at Sun Valley, history of season passes, Ann Heggtveit, Downhill Racer, Denny Hanson, the Stivot, Biathlon Boom.

First Issue, January/February 2011: Birger Ruud, Georges Joubert, Ski Pins, Dartmouth Carnival Posters, Waterville Valley, Stowehof, Carl Ettlinger, Dick Goetzman. New frequency: Six issues per year.

Second Issue, March/April 2011: Ski Flying, Charley Proctor, Johnny Fripp, Playboy Club, Caberfae, Gstaad Palace, Sun Valley Stars, Ski posters

Third Issue, May/June 2011: Sun Valley 75th Anniversary Reunions, Pro Freestyle Reunion, World Cup Final Controversy, Parsenn Derby, Aspen Meadows Resort, Norquay, Tyler Palmer, Hans Georg, Eriksen Skis, World Ski Summit, Pete Heuga, Cecile Johnson

Fourth Issue, July/August 2011: Crazy Canucks, Ski Clubs, Alpine Nippon, Ann Bonfey Taylor, Buzz Bainbridge, Lodge at Vail, Garland, John Litchfield, Lloyd Severud

Fifth Issue, September/October 2011: Made in Switzerland, Special Section on the Alps, Snow King, Matti Nykanen, Leduc Library, Pole Plant, Louis Cochand, Kathy Harriman Mortimer, Jack Fisher

Sixth Issue, November/December 2011: Swiss Gear II, Speed Skiing, Stratton at 50, Arlberg Hospiz, Alan Schonberger, Konrad Staudinger, Yvan Tache

First Issue, January/February 2012: Emile Allais at 100, Ray Atkeson photos, Ski areas in national parks, Sugarloaf, Phil and Steve Mahre, John Lovett, FIS changes rules on GS

Second Issue, March/April 2012: Glamorous skibirds, history of helmets, turning on the inside ski, Ski Heil, Pirmin Zurbriggen, Breckenridge at 50, Waitsfield Inn, Hans Geier

Third Issue, May/June 2012: World Pro Ski Tour reunion, After the 10th: U.S. Army Cold Weather Training, Stowe’s The Shed, Angry Politics of Ski Racing, Karl Schranz, Bert Fischer, Lindsey Vonn’s season, Magic Mountain goes co-op.

Fourth Issue, July/August 2012: Kitzbuehel Museum, Snow Domes, An English Lady in Norway (1891), Invention of GS, Eva Twardokens, Bernhard Russi, Revelstoke.

Fifth Issue, September/October 2012: Color-coded Trails, Ski Women’s Way, Learning From the (Northland) Book, Arapahoe Basin, Salter’s Ski Shop, Franz Klammer, Splitkein at War.

Sixth Issue, November/December 2012: Marc Girardelli, Poster Stamps, Canada’s Governors General on Snow, Hall of Fame Spat, Ligety Wins on GS Skis He Hates, Magic Mountain, Tori Pillinger Robinson, Postwar Gear.

Vol 25 No 1, January/February 2013: Toni Seelos, Kjetil Andre Aamodt, NSAJA at 50, Aspen’s Red Onion, Utah Interconnect, WWII Telemark Raid, Hickory & Tweed.

Vol 25 No 2, March/April 2013: Anne Marie Moser-Proell, Vail’s Racing History, National Ski Patrol at 75, Rocker Skis, U.S. Alpine Team Rules at FIS Championships, Canadian Ski Posters

Vol 25 No 3, May/June 2013: Title change issue. Story of Pro Racing, Cochran Clan, Bob Cram Cartoons, Climate Change, Canadian Ski Museum Moves to Tremblant, Sheik from Up North, Wilmot

Vol 25 No 4, July/August 2013: Carlo Pellegrini, Women’s Pro Tour, Jonny Mosely, Tony Wise and the Worldloppet, Barney Berlenbach, Skiing on Vancouver Island

Vol 25 No 5, September/October 2013: Fred Lindholm photos, Dr. Richard Steadman, Maria Walliser, Heavenly, Canadian-built skis, 1928 skiing on Colorado's Corona Pass, Snow Valley (Vt)

Vol 25 No 6, November/December 2013: Andreas and Hanni Wenzel, Mineral King, Mt. Hood Museum, Greg Stump's Legend of Aahh's, XC ski collector Laurent Donze

Vol 26 No 1, January/February 2014: Rick Sylvester, Mont Tremblant at 75, Patrick Lang's Olympic memories, Bill Beck vs Toni Matt, Bernie Weichsel, 50-year resort anniversaries 

Vol 26 No 2, March/April 2014: After the Games: the future of Winter Olympics, Otto Tschudi, Font Rameu, ski poster market, Ontario's Bee Hive pro race, Park City at 50, Geldhof, Myles Rademan

Vol 26 No 3, May/June 2014: Lasse Kjus, Royal Gorge, Buddy Werner, Sven Coomer, three decades of men's skiwear, Vermont's Alpine Shop

Vol 26 No 4, July/August 2014: Bill Johnson, Herman Gollner, Oslo skiing, Jay Peak, XC vs the Snowmobile, Ingrid Wicken's library

Vol 26 No 5, September/October 2014: Tommy Moe, Mount Baker, John Caldwell, Bill Briggs meets Sir Arnold Lunn, Utah Ski Archives, alpine art, terrain-based learning 

Vol 26 No 6, November/December 2014: White Wolf: Between Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows; Europe's skiing postmen, Rib Mountain, Ski History Haus at Crested Butte, where seniors ski free, schussing the Empire State Building

Vol 27 No 1, January/February 2015:

Commentary, p. 5: The Ski Industry’s Quandary by John Fry.  Opposition to a minimum wage increase says a lot about the ability of small ski areas to survive.

Short Turns, p. 6: The History of 1-2-3 by Seth Masia.  American women dominated at Lake Louise in the first-ever U.S. podium sweep in World Cup alpine racing.

 

Where Are They Now? p. 11: Vreni Schneider by Edith Thys Morgan.  The star of the 1989 World Alpine Championships at Vail is back home in Switzerland, with a family and a ski school.

13 With Skis Above His Ears

More than 40 years ago, Miroslaw Graf, an 11-yearold Polish junior champion, discovered the aerodynamic secret to jumping longer—the V-style jump. By E. John B. Allen

15 Night and Day
Since 1937, the slopes around Snoqualmie have been a day-trip destination for Seattle-area skiers. By Jeff Leich

18 An Eye for Speed
Thrilling images of World Cup superstars by photographer John Kelly. By Kathleen James and John fry

26 The Trails of Tamarack
Olympic champion Bode Miller learned to ski on the rural New Hampshire slopes that his grandfather cleared in the late 1940s. By Nathaniel Vinton

 

Where Are They Now? p. 30: Ted Farwell by Seth Masia.  U.S. national nordic combined champion and longtime resort consultant looks back on his life in skiing.

Vol 27 No 2, March/April  2015: 

Short Turns, p. 6: Altai’s Ancient Ski Roots by Nils Larsen.  Researchers from around the world gather in northwest China for international ski-history conference.

Resorts Then and Now, p. 11: Back to the Future by Ted Beeler.  Can small ski areas be saved? Nonprofit and community solutions are on the rise nationwide.

13 A Century of Skiing

Steamboat’s Howelsen Hill celebrates its 100th anniversary. By Tom West & Kathleen James

 

Collectibles, p. 17: Rare Poster Sells for $30,000 by Everett Potter.  Led by a 1934 poster from Gstaad by artist Alex Diggelman, prices at the annual Swann Galleries auction are on the rise.

20 Breaking the World Cup Record
After a stunning comeback this past winter, Lindsey Vonn surpassed Austrian racer Annemarie Moser-Proell’s record number of alpine World Cup wins. Who’s the greatest? The new record ignites a debate that won’t be resolved soon. By Edith Thys Morgan

PLUS : Skiing History’s Top Ten Women Alpine Racers

28 Fifty Years of Lange
Lange first sold ski boots to the public in 1965. Three employees from the early years recall how it happened. As told to Seth Masia

Vol 27 No 3, May/June 2015:

 

Short Turns, p. 5: NASTAR Joins the U.S. Ski Team by Seth Masia.  USSA will assume control of the national program for recreational skiers, in hopes of drawing more young skiers into racing.

18 The King of Klosters

The son of American novelist Irwin Shaw recalls his childhood in a Swiss ski resort studded with movie stars and celebrities. By Adam Shaw

21 Rise and Fall
How the top alpine racing nations have performed in international competition since World War II. By Alain Lazard

23 Taking Air
The evolution of jumping technique, from standing upright to the sleek V-style of today.By E. John B. Allen and Aleš Guček

26 How New York Lost its Marble
Marble Mountain near Lake Placid is the largest ski area in the Eastern U.S. ever to be abandoned. By Phil Johnson with Jeremy Davis

 

Where Are They Now? p. 30: Greg Jones by Seth Masia.  A bronze medal and a World Cup victory led to 35 years as a passionate ski coach.

Vol 27 No 4, July/August 2015:

Short Turns, p. 5: Globe-Trotting by Peggy Shinn.  Two 40-year-old World Cup Globes have recently surfaced.  Are they the real deal?  Skiing History investigates.

Where Are They Now? p. 13: Nancy Greene Raine by Edith Thys Morgan.  The two-time world champion serves in the Canadian Senate and is director of skiing at Sun Peaks in B.C.

 

Ski Memories, p. 17: A Minor Cold War Victory by Bob Woodward.  In 1979, the author slipped behind the Soviet curtain of silence for an interview with fearsome Russian cross-country racer Yvgeny Belyayev.

19 All American

Bob Beattie speaks out on the “alarming” state of collegiate ski racing in the United States—and how it can be fixed. By Edith Thys Morgan

22 The Double Life of Dave McCoy
Fifty years ago, the builder of California’s Mammoth Mountain was also mentor to the country’s best racing talent. By Burton Hersh

27 The Extraordinary Ski Life of J Laughlin
A giant of American book publishing had another career…on snow. By Ian Macniven

 

Ski Memories, p. 30: The Man Who Taught College Students to Ski by Karen D. Lorentz.  On 32 vertical feet in Vermont, the late Bill Jenkins built the largest college ski-school program in America.

Vol 27 No 5, September/October 2015

14 Avanti!

Italian skiing has its roots in the military and the passion of a Swiss-born civilian named Adolfo Kind. By E. John B. Allen 

18 Mountains of Controversy
For five decades, ski areas have been wrangling with environmentalists over terrain expansion, real-estate development, wildlife protection, water rights and more. Is the era of opposition finally coming to an end? By Ken Castle

28 Up Above Albuquerque
 Inspired by the Alps, a scenic tram has carried skiers to New Mexico’s Sandia Peak for almost 50 years. By Jeff Leich

Vol 27 No 6, November/December 2015:

Short Turns, p. 5: New Life for Historic Mittersill by Seth Masia.  Upgrades at Cannon Mountain clear the way for world-class race-training site.

 

Where Are They Now? p. 9: Gunde Svan by M. Michael Brady.  The star of Swedish cross-country racing in the 1980s is now a popular TV talk-show host

12 Wartime Allies

75 years ago, the Anchorage Ski Club and the U.S. Army teamed up to build the Arctic Valley ski area in Alaska. BY KIRBY GILBERT

15 The Life and Times of Beconta
A sporting goods company founded in Berlin found a second life in postwar America—as the most influential importer of its era. BY SETH MASIA

19 Lost and Found
Hundreds of rare and valuable ski posters, long forgotten in a Scottish attic, are now restored and for sale. BY EVERETT POTTER

23 The New Reality 
Climate change, water use, summer recreation expansion, terrain limits and interconnects: Past disputes between ski areas and environmentalists give way to future ones. Plus: How resorts are going green. BY KEN CASTLE

Where Are They Now? p. 30: CB Vaughan, Jr. by Peggy Shinn.  Fifty years after setting the world speed-skiing record and 44 years after found CB Sports, CB Vaughan, Jr., is still in business.

 

January-February 2016 Issue CoverVol 28 No 1, January/February 2016

Short Turns, p. 7: Eddie the Eagle, Take 2 by Aleš Guček.  New movie is inspired by England’s underdog Olympic jumper.

 

Short Turns, p. 10: Mount Ascutney Revival by Jeremy Davis.  Starting with a rope tow, Vermont community rallies to bring skiing back to New England’s largest lost ski resort.

13 Juha Mieto
Memories of nordic racing’s big man—and the closest individual race in competitive cross-country history. BY BOB WOODWARD

15 Jim McConkey
The pioneer powderhound and cliff jumper, one of the most visible skiers of the 1960s, is still skiing at age 89. BY SETH MASIA

18 Whistler’s Big Birthday
Five locals tell the story of five decades of progress at Whistler Mountain in British Columbia. Plus: Whistler pioneers. BY MICHEL BEAUDRY

Classic Ski Shops, p. 24: Singular Focus by Phil Johnson.  The Alpine Sport Shop in Saratoga Springs has been selling skis for 75 years.

27 The One and Only Stein
Born into a famous Norwegian ski family, Olympic gold medalist Stein Eriksen became the celebrated icon of skiing 60 years ago. BY MORTEN LUND

Vol 28 No 2, March/April 2016 

Short Turns, p. 9: Hannes Schneider Slept Here by Everett Potter.  The Childhood home of the Austrian ski pioneer and Arlberg technique founder is now available to rent as a vacation chalet

 

Collectibles, p. 13: Fits and Starts by Everett Potter.  While a few blue-chip posters fetched high prices, others failed to raise interest from the audience at Swann’s annual auction.

15 Alta Lodge
As it celebrates 75 years, this low-key Utah lodge has stayed true to its family roots. BY EVERETT POTTER

18 The Lost Trails of Paul d’Allmen
Almost killed in World War I, an unsung Swiss came to map the ski trails of the Laurentian Mountains in Quebec. Recently restored, his detailed, hand-drawn maps are a visual and historic treasure. BY JOSEPH GRAHAM

23 Debbie Armstrong
After a storybook alpine racing career, the 1984 Olympic giant slalom champion finds a new calling in coaching young skiers in Steamboat Springs— and liberation and acceptance through a recent Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) diagnosis. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

Ski Memories, p. 27: Ski Levi’s by Seth Masia.  The spectacular arc if skiwear’s denim cowboy look.

Media Reviews, p. 29: Freedom Found by John Fry.  Warren Miller’s new autobiography offers a penetrating look inside the filmmaker’s fascinating life.

Remembering, p. 31: Stein Memorial by John Fry.  Hundreds gathered in February at Deer Valley to honor the memory of the late Stein Eriksen

VOLUME 28, NO. 3 MAY-JUNE 2016

Commentary, p. 6: Stop the Music! By John Fry.  Five thousand people at a ski area share a common interest.  It just doesn’t happen to be music.

 

Short Turns, p. 8: Shiffrin’s Big Wins by Seth Masia.  American racer’s sustained two-second victory margins are unprecedented in the World Cup era.

13 Hansi Hinterseer
The former World Cup and pro slalom ace from Austria is a pop superstar in Europe. Plus: Mike Hundert looks back on Hansi’s arrival as the glamorous “Joe Namath” of World Pro Skiing. BY PATRICK LANG

16 Jean Vuarnet
His Olympic gold was only the beginning. The triumphant, sometimes tumultuous personal and professional life of the 1960 downhill champion, technique analyst, resort developer, and entrepreneur of sunglass fame. BY ALAIN LAZARD  

22 Endless Winter
Led by top racers like Pepi Stiegler, Stein Eriksen and Erich Sailer, summer ski camps were once a booming business at resorts across western North America. From as many as 18, the number of ski areas hosting them has dwindled to a few. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

28 Living History
During Skiing History Week in Aspen in April 2016, ISHA honored ski historians from around the world and the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame inducted its Class of 2015. BY KATHLEEN JAMES  

Museum News, p. 32: Winter Comes by Tim Gibbons.  New exhibit in Bend celebrates Oregon’s nordic ski history

VOLUME 28, NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2016

Short Turns, p. 5: 1,000 Feet and Below by Kathleen James.  New documentary film is a testament to the history and community spirit of Maine’s small ski hills.

Where Are They Now? p. 10: Pepi Stiegler by Wade McKoy.  Longtime Jackson Hole ski-school director and Olympic champ Pepi Stiegler is upbeat and on the mend after a life-threatening fall last October.

 

Resorts Then and Now, p. 13: Craftsbury Outdoor Center by Peggy Shinn.  In northern Vermont, a “crazy idea” has become a world-class, award-winning cross-country and outdoor center.

16 Magnificent Monochrome
In iconic black-and-white images, ski photographer Hans Truöl (1920–1981) captured the world’s top alpine racers and dramatic mountain landscapes. BY KATHLEEN JAMES

22 Aspen’s Wild Ride
For a dozen years, Denver billionaire and Hollywood heavyweight Marvin Davis owned the Aspen Skiing Company. BY JAY COWAN

25 The Dating Game
From May to March to late January, the long-running argument over the optimal date for the SnowSports Industries America annual trade show is a reflection of an ever-changing market. BY JACKSON HOGEN

Commentary, p. 30: The Great French Ski Controversy by John Fry.  More than 40 years after six top racers were kicked off the French national team, bitter feelings still linger.

VOLUME 28, NO. 5 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2016

Short Turns, p. 5: Tomorrow the World by Seth Masia.  Vail’s purchase of Whistler/Blackcomb is historic: it makes the company twice as large, financially, as the number two ski resort operator.  Vail is now poised to leap oceans.

 

Where Are They Now? p. 15: Toril Forland by Edith Thys Morgan.  The five-time World Pro Tour champion has made a life in skiing. 

18 A Short, Colorful History of Ski Boots
Early boot design was dictated by binding design. The modern era introduced new materials, fit and height that led to a revolution in alpine technique. By Seth Masia 

22 North America’s Ski City
Archival images document the early ski culture of Montreal, where residents have jumped, raced and skied on the slopes of Mont Royal for more than a century. By Bob Soden

28 How to Fund the Future?
While athletes on the U.S. alpine A Team are fully funded, critics question why an up-and-comer on the B, C, or Development teams must raise as much as $25,000 a year to cover expenses. It wasn’t always this way. Plus: How U.S. development compares with six other nations. By John Meyer

News from ISHA, p. 33: ISHA Marks 25th Anniversary by Seth Masia.  Mason Beekley’s lifelong passion led to the founding of ISHA during the winter of 1990-1991.  Skiing History week 2017 will mark the 25th annual awards banquet.

VOLUME 28, NO. 6 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2016

Short Turns, p. 5: DU Hosts Reception at Center for Ski History.  University’s new collection features 1,600 books on skiing, plus personal papers, publications, photos and memorabilia. 

Museum News, p. 11: U.S. Hall of Fame Announces Class of 2016.  10 people will be inducted at Stowe Mountain Resort on April 8, 2017.

Equipment, p. 14: Whatever Happened to Heierling? By Luzi Hitz.  After four generations, the family revives its boot brand.

 

Classics, p. 15: Pack Attack by an unknown author.  An 1890 adventure: Caught near the summit after dark, a Steamboat Springs skier is pursued by ravenous wolves. Fact, fiction, or a bit of both?

17 An Interview with Penny Pitou
America’s 1960 Olympic alpine double medalist reflects on her racing career and the women who inspired her success. BY IAN SCULLY

22 The Great Sun Valley Avalanche
A tragic 1952 incident at America’s  first destination resort stunned the skiing community and contributed to better management and safety practices. Based on firsthand accounts from people who were there. BY DAVID BUTTERFIELD

26 The Man Who Came to Dinner and Stayed a Year
The peripatetic ski life of Marquis Nicolò degli Albizzi, a minor Russian aristocrat whose adventures—and misadventures—led him from the Rockies to Lake Placid and the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec. BY E. JOHN B. ALLEN

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Commentary, p. 6: Making it Great Again! By John Fry.  In November 2016, 16,000 fans attended a World Cup alpine ski race in New England, where love of the sport has never waned.

Short Turns, p. 8: Long Live Longboards! 25th annual competition celebrates the first organized ski races in the USA.

Resorts Then and Now, p. 14: Sunlight Mountain Resort by Steve Rice.  As it celebrates 50 years, a family ski area in Colorado is making its mark in an era of modern mega-resorts.

Where Are They Now? p. 16: The Firth Twins by Bob Woodward.  Resilient sisters Sharon and Shirley Firth came from the Arctic to dominate the Canadian cross-country scene.

18 Killy’s Winter, Unequaled (Part 1)

World Cup turns 50: In Part 1 of an exclusive interview, Jean-Claude Killy recalls his 1967 World Cup triumph—a record-setting season that’s never been surpassed. BY YVES PERRET

 

24 Art of the Dual

The history and future of head-to-head racing, which will debut as a medal event at the 2018 Winter Olympics. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

Media Reviews, p. 31: How Wood Met Metal by Seth Masia.  A transatlantic history of aluminum skis and the companies that created them.

VOLUME 29, NO. 2 MARCH-APRIL 2017

Short Turns, p. 6: Eight Decades of Racing RulesSpecial Report: A six-year effort, led by FIS Alpine Rules Chief Michael Huber, has yielded the first comprehensive digital collection of the changing rules that have governed ski racing over 80 years.

Collectibles, p. 14: Up and Down by Everett Potter.  The annual ski-poster auction at Swann Galleries has become the global benchmark for the market.

16 Killy’s Winter, Never Equaled (Part 2)
In an exclusive interview, Jean-Claude Killy recalls the first season of the World Cup, 50 years ago, when he won 12 of the 17 races, all of the downhills, and finished on the podium in 86% of the races he entered, a record that’s never been surpassed. BY YVES PERRET 

 

22 All or Nothing
Nancy Greene of Canada came from behind to win the 1967 inaugural World Cup overall women’s title by the slimmest of margins in a thrilling final slalom race at Jackson Hole. BY MICHEL BEAUDRY

 

26 Get a Grip! 
For three decades, rope-tow grippers were a ski-equipment staple. BY KIRBY GILBERT AND JOHN HANSEN

 

28 Stowe’s First Ski Trail
Bruce Trail was cut on Vermont’s Mount Manfield in December 1933. Today it’s a popular backcountry run. BY DAVID GOODMAN

Media Reviews, p. 30: Has Skiing Lost its Soul? By John Fry.  New book deplores conglomeration, commercialization, and the dawn of Alpine modernism.

ISHA Honor Roll, p. 33: Another Record Year by Seth Masia.  Donations by individual ISHA members rose by 25 percent in 2016, raising critical funds to support the preservation of skiing history.

VOLUME 29, NO. 3 MAY-JUNE 2017

Commentary, p. 7: For Many, Cost of Going Uphill is Going Down by John Fry.  Multi-area season passes have brought back 1950s prices.

Short Turns, p. 10: Origin Story by Nils Larsen.  Did skiing originate in the Altai mountains of China? A recent New York Times article reignited the ongoing debate.

18 Winter Sporting With the Cookies 

Though he never skied, British businessman Thomas Cook was one of the earliest and most influential ski-vacation promoters. BY E. JOHN B. ALLEN

 

22 Reboot!

The revolution in boot design and construction has changed the way we ski. BY RON LEMASTER

 

26 Loads of Fun on Ski & Snow

During a raucous “ski” weekend in the Laurentian Mountains 89 years ago, the travelers glow happily inside the cars of a snow train and the walls of a once-famous club. BY COREY FORD

Where Are They Now? p. 29: Where Stars Went to Ski by Phil Johnson.  Karl Plattner still lives near Hunter Mountain, where his ski school attracted a glittering circle of New York City celebrities.

Equipment, p. 31: Personal Music is Nothing New by Jeff Blumenfeld.  The Astraltune Stereopack predated the iPhone by 40 years

VOLUME 29, NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2017

Short Turns, p. 6: Dutch Hill Revival by Jeremy Davis.  Long-shuttered Vermont ski area to return as a backcountry area.

Resorts Then and Now, p. 12: Quebec’s All-Time Ski-Area Inventory by Jeremy Davis.  Pierre Dumas has undertaken a project to identify every ski area and ski jump in the history of his home province.

 

Equipment, p. 14: Sticky Wicket by Karen D. Lorentz.  How a young Killington employee in 1963 found a new and better way to attach lift tickets to people.

16 A Time of Transition
Erika Schinegger of Austria, who won the women’s 1966 downhill world championship, later discovered through genetic testing that she was male. The remarkable journey from Erika to Erik was a hard-won triumph.  BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

20 For Sale by Owner
Since 1968, Swiss skier Eric Kellenberger has been amassing what may be the world’s largest vintage-poster collection. Now he’s looking for a buyer. BY EVERETT POTTER

24 Foreign Relations
In collegiate skiing, Americans compete for scarce roster spots with athletes from abroad, a trend that started after World War II. While international athletes raise the level of competition, do they also diminish U.S. ability to develop world-class racers? BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

 

VOLUME 29, NO. 5 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2017

Short Turns, p. 6: Making Races Run More Smoothly by John Fry.  30 years ago, new U.S. Hall of Famer Herman Gollner found the way to keep gate poles from dislodging and delaying a race.

Nordic History, p. 11: Home of the King by Einar Sunde.  Volunteers are restoring the childhood house of Norwegian ski legend Thorleif Haug.

14 Bygone Gizmos

From Jet Stix to Tinkle Tabs, these crazy ski products faded, fizzled or failed to stand the test of time. BY JEFF BLUMENFELD

 

18 What They Laughed At

50 years ago, America’s two best-known cartoonists exchanged amusing letters—words and art—about the foibles of their beloved sport. BY BOB CRAM AND BOB BUGG

 

22 Sunny Days, Cold Nights

Before he found fame as a filmmaker, Warren Miller spent the winter of 1947 living the ski-bum life in a parking lot in Sun Valley. An excerpt from his autobiography, Freedom Found.

Media Reviews, p. 26: 50 Years of Flight by E. John B. Allen.  New book covers the history of jumping in California from 1900 to 1950.

VOLUME 29, NO. 6 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2017

Short Turns, p. 6: Feast and Famine by Seth Masia.  Private ski areas in the era of 1 percenters.

Collectibles, p. 11: The Art of the Unexpected by Lori Knowles.  In a career that stretched three decades, Murray Hay became one of North America’s most prolific trail-map illustrators.

Technique, p. 13: The 10th Mountain Division Ski Technique of WWII by Charles C. Roberts, Jr. and Seth Masia.  A skier bearing a heavy pack needs a quiet upper body for stability.  In teaching ski troopers how to do it, instructors anticipated fundamental post-war technique changes.

16 Where Are They Now?

After surviving a horrific crash on the notorious Streif, Crazy Canuck downhill champion Todd Brooker went on to a successful career as a TV commentator. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

20 Skiing to the Poles (Part 1)

From Fridtjof Nansen to Robert E. Peary and Roald Amundsen, skis played a critical role in early Arctic and polar exploration. BY JEFF BLUMENFELD

 

24 Snowmass: The Beginning

How America’s first real-estate-focused resortwas founded 50 years ago. BY JAY COWAN

Classic Ski Shops, p. 33: Service, Service, Service by Mike Dederer.  Sturtevant’s starts a new chapter as it celebrates its 40th anniversary in the Seattle metro area

VOLUME 30, NO. 1 JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2018

Short Turns, p. 5: Where Flatlanders Learn How to Fly by Seth Masia.  Four of America’s top five male ski jumpers hail from an historic ski club in the Chicago suburbs

Where Are They Now? p. 11: Lost and Found by Michel Beaudry.  At the Nagano Olympics, he was stripped of snowboarding’s first gold medal.  The next day, he had the medal back.  Today, Ross Rebagliati is a successful marijuana entrepreneur in British Columbia.

13 Skiing to the Poles (Part 2) 

The critical role of skis in modern-day polar expeditions by explorers like Paul Schurke, Will Steger and Richard Weber. BY JEFF BLUMENFELD

 

16 Olympic Preview: The Golden Men and Women of the Sport

Who’s the greatest? For alpine skiers able to win under pressure, look to their single-Olympics record. BY JOHN FRY

 

19 Giants of GS

Who’s the greatest men’s giant slalom racer of all time? With each passing decade, racing fans renew the ongoing debate. BY PETER OLIVER

 

21 How He Saw It

Over three decades, John G. Zimmerman’s stunning photography defined the sport for millions, from the Olympics to heli-skiing.

 

30 Setting a New Standard

NASTAR, the world’s largest recreational racing program, began 50 years ago as a quest to introduce the equivalent of golf’s par to the sport of skiing. BY JOHN FRY

Remembering, p. 35: Warren Miller by John Fry.  Iconic filmmaker, author and cartoonist who captured the soul of skiing.

VOLUME 30, NO. 2 MARCH-APRIL 2018

Ski News, p. 6: #MeToo Hits Ski Sport by John Fry.  Charges of sexual abuse come to light in Austria, Canada.

Short Turns, p. 9: Queen of the 2018 Olympics by Seth Masia.  Ester Ledecka broke a training barrier and crossed a cultural divide.

15  Skiing’s Central Asian Origins

At a recent conference in China, historians explored the ancient birth of skiing and how it spread across the continents. By Seth Masia  

Collectibles, p. 18: Best Ski Poster Sales in 10 Years by Everett Potter.  Record prices and active bidding at annual Swann auction.

20 Snail Mail & Split Stretch Pants 

NASTAR’s mid-1970s national coordinator fondly remembers the low-tech camaraderie of the racing program’s early days. By Kathe Dillmann

 

24 Squaw Valley Olympics Scrapbook

A behind-the-scenes look at the preparation and staging—things practical, ingenious, silly, memorable and forgotten—that contributed to the success and new traditions of the 1960 Winter Games at Squaw Valley. By David Butterfield

 

VOLUME 30, NO. 3 MAY-JUNE 2018

Short Turns, p. 5: Made in Ukraine by Seth Masia.  The rise of Eastern Europe as a ski-manufacturing center.

Ski Travel, p. 9: Exploring Riva Ridge by Paul Duncan.  Tracing the trail of the 10th Mountain Division in Italy.

Commentary, p. 10: The Power of Team by Edith Thys Morgan.  U.S. Skiing could learn a lot from the success formula within its own women’s cross-country team. 

Ski Memories, p. 13: Can’t We All Just Get Along? By Roger Lohr.  The man who wrote the manual recalls early efforts to bridge the cultural divide between skiers and snowboarders.

15 If the Boot Fits, Wear It

From poisonous foam to sophisticated liners, the custom-fitting of plastic boots has progressed spectacularly over 50 years. BY SETH MASIA
 

18 Penguin Power!
One of North America’s first and most successful ski clubs was created in Quebec entirely by, and for, women. BY CARA ARMSTRONG AND LORI KNOWLES

22 The Incomparable Bob Beattie

Bold, dynamic, and charismatic, the late Bob Beattie fueled much of what happened in competitive alpine skiing between 1960 and the end of the 20th century. An appraisal of when, where and how he succeeded, by a journalist who knew and interviewed him for more than 50 years. BY JOHN FRY

Ski Memories, p. 30: Mr. Big Vanilla by Jeff Blumenfeld.  Broadway lensman Werner J. Kuhn ran the patrol, taught first aid and shot PR photos at a popular Catskills ski area.

Museum News, p. 35: Branching Out by E. John B. Allen.  New England Ski Museum opens new satellite in North Conway.

VOLUME 30 NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2018

  • When Head Went Modern The late John Howe, chief designer at Head from 1967 to 1984, recalls the transition from metal to fiberglass skis. BY SETH MASIA
  • Joie de Vivre Michel Rudigoz of Sun Valley is the man behind the most successful U.S. women’s alpine team of all time. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN
  • A Sport Once White Not as much any more. Starting 45 years ago, the National Brotherhood of Skiers has brought black skiers—and racers—onto the slopes. BY JAY COWAN
  • What’s in a Name? When it comes to trail monikers, no lions and tigers, but plenty of bears—not to mention resort founders, historic events and the occasional death threat. BY JEFF BLUMENFELD
  • Readers Respond The final word(s) on Bob Beattie; when it comes to NASTAR, freedom plus discipline equals skiing success.
  • Short Turns Berkshire East purchases the historic Catamount Ski Area; slow progress on preserving Camp Hale. Plus:Snapshots in Time, the ski art of Gustav Jahn.
  • Escape from Death Seven decades ago, Jim McConkey fell deep into a crevasse on a Canadian glacier. Toni Matt saved his life.
  • Museum News Salt Lake City snowboard shop does double duty as the Utah Snowboard Museum; Colorado Snowsports Museum reopens after major renovation; three new inductees at Intermountain Hall of Fame.
  • News from ISHA Save the date for ISHA events this coming ski season! Plus: Auto-renew your ISHA membership and an updated worldwide ski museum guide.
  • Media Reviews New and notable ski-history books and films.
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers John Howe, Don Henderson and Peg Kurlander.

VOLUME 30 NO. 5 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2018

  • Powering the Turn Part I: Tracing the history of turn technique, from the early evolution of upper body rotation through the 1950s emergence of counter rotation. By Ron LeMaster 
  • Must-Ski TV How has skiing been depicted on weekly TV series over the years? We dove deep into the video archives to find out. Hint: Injuries and mishaps abound. By Jeff Blumenfeld
  • Seesaw’s Returns Historic roadhouse-turned-ski lodge is rebuilt, renovated and open for business in southern Vermont. By Peggy Shinn
  • Readers Respond American women who excelled before the World Cup era; Big Vanilla nostalgia.
  • Commentary How many people ski and snowboard in the USA?  That’s a controversial question. By John fry
  • Short Turns Eskimo Ski Club folds; revivals at historic Hollyburn Lodge (BC) and Tenney Mountain (NH); vintage ski-equipment collection finds a new home. Plus: Snapshots in Time, the ski art of Frederick Coburn.
  • Where Are They Now? Erika Hess Switzerland’s hard-working World Cup golden girl shows junior racers the ropes. By Edith Thys Morgan
  • Equipment Father-son team in Steamboat Springs revives the All-American Northland brand. By Edith Thys Morgan
  • Ski Memories After 70 years, remembering the annual college ritual of skiing the steep and deep of Tuckerman Ravine. By John Fry
  • Museum News The U.S. and Canadian Halls of Fame announce their new honored members.
  • News from ISHA ISHA and the U.S. Hall of Fame join forces to celebrate ski history and legends in Utah in April 2019.
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Jimmie Spencer, Dick Bohr, Russell Spring, Karl Erb and Charles Elliott.

VOLUME 30 NO. 5 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2018

  • Powering the Turn Part 2: The rise of “national” turn techniques and the subsequent development of split rotation, leg rotation, “anticipation” and pure carving. BY RON LEMASTER
  • Where Are They Now? Jeff Hastings, America’s best Olympic ski jumper, is a champion for the sport. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN
  • The Slim Look Before Bogner’s stretch pants, streamlined ski- wear was already in vogue. In the vanguard was skiing tailor Irving Margolese. BY JOHN FRY
  • The Man on the White Charger In January 1968, Skiing Magazine ran this classic profile of Ed Scott, founder of Scott USA. BY JOHN JEROME
  • Readers Respond National Ski Patrol historian corrects the mysteries of history; three-ring showdown over the greatest snow on Earth; deep dive into the Northland archives.
  • Commentary The impact of soaring season pass sales on ski and snowboard participation rates in the United States. BY JOHN FRY
  • Short Turns In Calgary, an Olympic rejection redux; Tomm Murstad and the world’s first ski school for kids. Plus: Snapshots in Time, the ski art of Achille Beltrame.
  • What’s in a Name? The history of Suicide Six in Vermont is intimately linked to the origin of lift-served skiing in the United States. BY BOB SODEN
  • Museum News Elan opens a new museum near its factory in Slovenia.
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Joachim Rønneberg, Gérard Rubaud, Karl Plattner, Steve Crisafulli, Chummy Broomhall and George Maynard.
  • News from ISHA Tickets now on sale for the ISHA Awards banquet in Park City in April 2019.

VOLUME 31 NO. 1 JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2019

  • Ski Genius Marks 100th Birthday Kitzbühel’s Karl Koller systematized short-ski instruction for beginners, revolutionized children’s learning, fostered terrain-based teaching, and was a dominant force in Interski. BY JOHN FRY WITH BARBARA THALER
  • Skiing & Surfing: Separated at Birth Two of the world’s most popular adventure sports have inspired and influenced each other for more than half a century. BY JAY COWAN
  • (Non) Conversations with the President There I was with 8-foot skis to present to President Ford, and I’d forgotten my speech. BY MORTEN LUND
  • Los Alamos Ski Club Celebrates 75 Years In 1943, Manhattan Project scientists took to the snow. They’ve never quit. BY SETH MASIA
  • Readers Respond In letters and online, ISHA members take a hard look at how steep day-ticket prices—and mega-passes like Ikon and Epic—are impacting the sport.
  • Short Turns Ski celebs gather in Aspen to celebrate the late Bob Beattie, James Niehues raises $600,000 for trail-map book, Wurteles win Order of Canada, first laceless ski boots. Plus: Vonn or Stenmark—who was the best?
  • Snapshots in Time Fatal avalanche in Klosters for Prince Charles’ royal equerry (1988), Scottish-French Canadian is world’s best racer (1953), ski patrol heroes of the Sierra (1943).
  • Why Is It Called That? Logging lingo is reflected in the trail names at Sugarloaf, Maine.
  • News from ISHA Connie Nelson, director of the Alf Engen Ski Museum, wins ISHA Lifetime Achievement Award. Plus: The best ski-history books of 2018; ISHA member Heino Nowak has been collecting vintage gear since the 1970s.
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Morten Lund, Fred Smith, Kim Massie and Robert Launey.

VOLUME 31 NO. 2 MARCH-APRIL 2019

  • Sold! To the Highest Bidder Annual vintage ski-poster auction at Swann Galleries showcases classic images and a few oddities. BY EVERETT POTTER
  • The End of the Single Pole The sport underwent a transformation more than a century ago, when skiers gradually shifted from a single shaft to holding a pair of poles. BY LUZI HITZ WITH SETH MASIA
  • Skijoring’s Wild History Getting dragged across the snow by plane, horse, reindeer and dog is a unique sport that’s at least 1,000 years old. BY JAY COWAN
  • The Hellions A tribute to those all-time nonconformists of the ski world whose maverick antics are the material of legend. BY MORTEN LUND
  • Readers Respond Memories of Morten Lund; more debate on season pass sales and the future of the sport.
  • Short Turns Austria’s first urban snow dome, the Schneepalast, opened in 1927; blood doping is a persistent problem in FIS cross country competition; glaciers yield ancient skis.
  • Snapshots in Time The Arctic’s shy cross country superstars (1967), snowboarding turns SIA into Bourbon Street (1991), Hodler exposes Olympic vote-buying (1998).
  • Classic Ski Towns U.S. Ski and Snowboard builds a legacy in Park City, Utah. BY TOM KELLY
  • Nordic Skiing Today’s Great Nordeen race commemorates Oregon’s first cross-country event, founded in 1927. BY TIM GIBBONS
  • Media Reviews 2018 ISHA Award winners: Histories of ski bindings and Aspen Highlands.
  • ISHA Honor Roll Our annual financial report and donor listing.
  • Remembering Farewell to Matti Nykänen, Michael Horn, Ayiken Jiashan, Dollie Armstrong, Werner Kuster, John Lindstrom and Dan Jenkins.

VOLUME 31 NO. 3 MAY-JUNE 2019

  • Populism in the Backcountry Volunteers, ski areas and landowners team up nationwide to restore historic ski trails. BY JEREMY DAVIS
  • Where Are They Now? Skiing with Junior Bounous, Utah’s legendary powder guru and ski-school director. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN
  • Movers and Shakers During the 1980s, these high- profile folks—from resort owners to politicos and CEOs—shone a special light on skiing. BY JOHN FRY
  • Classics Johnny Carson and the most famous ski lesson of all time. BY JOHN FRY
  • Readers Respond Schaeffler’s vision for a national ski-team training center.
  • Short Turns U.S. Ski Team steps up to pay more athletes’ expenses; traditional ski and snowboard print magazines in free- fall; U.S. nordic Olympic women reunite.
  • Snapshots in Time Scores hurt on ski lift (1985), oil embargo impacts ski weekends (1974), ski-school instructors at risk (1959).
  • Ski Racing Vonn vs. Stenmark vote results: Who was the best?
  • Ski Business Ski-company stocks pose a minefield of moguls for investors. BY SETH MASIA
  • Historic Dining The Ram restaurant in Sun Valley preserves a slice of ski history with a revamped historic menu. BY JENNA BLUMENFELD
  • News from ISHA Skiing History Week: In Park City, the 27th annual ISHA Awards honored 10 authors from around the world.
  • Media Reviews Leisure cultures and the making of modern ski resorts.
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Charlie Paterson, Gjermund Eggen, Nick Howe, John Hitchcock, Harry Leonard, Dietrich Oberreit and Frank Vener.
  • Ads from the Past When Spiderman on skis sold back-to-school clothes.

VOLUME 31 NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2019

  • The Instructor In 1966, cartoonist Bob Cram took a humorous look at ski instructors: how we see them, and how they see themselves. Hint: It’s not the same.
  • Landmark Books Alpine skiing is a difficult sport to learn. These four pioneering books made it less so. BY RON LEMASTER
  • Pro-Am The dual life of Erik Schlopy, the World Cup alpine champ who turned pro and then went amateur again. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN
  • Readers Respond Stenmark versus Vonn: The debate rages on.
  • Commentary How skiers have become older and wealthier: a 50-year comparison. BY JOHN FRY
  • Short Turns The first-high speed quad was a flop; long odds for U.S. Hall of Fame; when Mercury 7 astronauts landed in Breckenridge, Colorado.
  • Snapshots in Time The double life of Jake Burton (2001), Eisenhower Tunnel opens gateway to the high country (1973), Toni Sailer cashes in on Olympic success (1956)
  • Classics The He and She Stick: Making love connections on the ski lifts. BY JOHN FRY
  • The Abridged History of Snowless Skiing Who needs powder? Minnesota resort goes to the mat for its future. BY GREG DITRINCO
  • Resorts Then and Now In the historic Swiss resort town of St. Moritz, visitors are immersed in the wellspring of winter sports. BY EVERETT POTTER
  • News from ISHA ISHA’s updated 2019 World Guide to Ski Museums, Libraries and Collections is funded by the Marc Hodler Foundation.
  • Media Reviews How one tiny Vermont town finds happiness (and Olympic excellence).
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Hans Standteiner, Peter Andrews, Sandy Shellworth Hildner, Fred Merchant and John Gianotti.

VOLUME 31 NO. 5 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2019

  • Ski Heil! The evolution of skiing jargon reflects nationalism and cultural change. BY E. JOHN B. ALLEN
  • Downhill Racer Fifty years ago, Robert Redford was embroiled in making the movie that changed the way Americans viewed ski racing. How it happened. BY MORTEN LUND
  • Skiing High From the moment people figured out they could go downhill on skis and survive, they’ve been trying to be the first to ski from the tops of ever-higher mountains. BY JAY COWAN
  • Excellence on the Escarpment Small vertical, big results: A 750-foot-high ridge in Ontario has spawned many of Canada’s Olympic and World Cup champions. BY LORI KNOWLES
  • Readers Respond First quad fact-finding; skiing on chicken feathers in California; do we need a nordic hall of fame?
  • Short Turns Alta’s “wild” ski club celebrates 55 years; Ski Racing is on the block.
  • Snapshots in Time Ski games and stunts (1909), abolish the U.S. Ski Team (1970), skiing is safer than wading (1976)
  • Resorts Then and Now The world’s weirdest ski lift is at a former NATO installation in Norway. BY JIMMY PETTERSON
  • Equipment You could be racing while others are lacing! The mod- est boot buckle was one of the sport’s most enduring innovations. BY JOHN FRY
  • Museum News U.S. Hall of Fame announces its Class of 2019.
  • Timeless tip: Point your belly button down the hill.
  • Media Reviews Poignant documentary looks back at Colorado’s lost ski resorts.
  • News from ISHA New partnerships extend ISHA’s reach.
  • Remembering Farewell to pioneers Egon N. Zimmermann, Sherman Poppen, Pepi Gramshammer and Bill Williams.

VOLUME 31 NO. 6 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2019

  •  Is He the Greatest? With his recent retirement, record-breaking eight-time overall World Cup champion Marcel Hirscher of Austria is arguably alpine ski racing’s Greatest of All Time ... or is he? BY PATRICK LANG
  • Vermont Revival Once again, the Edson Hill Manor is a top-ranked luxury retreat in Stowe. BY PEGGY SHINN
  • Skiing High, Part 2 Like an irresistible drug, racking up new descents keeps ski mountaineers looking for the highest high. Welcome to the brave new world of 8,000 meters—and beyond. BY JAY COWANs:
  • Readers Respond The tale of Redford’s Roffe; Pepi Stiegler shows ‘em how it’s done.
  • Short Turns Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is a bona-fide rider and former snowboard instructor at Blackcomb in B.C. Plus: Early ski photo, where seniors ski free.
  • Snapshots in Time The thrill of the forward flip (1920), pop psychology ski technique (1968), the higher power of powder (1993)
  • Equipment In the early days of skiing, the wax on the bottom of your skis could make or break your day on the slopes. BY JOHN FRY
  • News from ISHA See you in Sun Valley for Skiing History Week; meet ISHA Vice President John McMurtry.
  • Ski History Calendar Watching the World Cup; the Wonders of Winter Art.
  • Media Reviews In Ski Inc. 2020, Chris Diamond discusses the people and ideas that have shaped the modern ski experience. BY JOHN FRY
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Joe Pete Wilson, Gert Boyle, Peter Lahdenpera, Havard Hanevold, Karl Koller, Davo Karnicar and Blanca Fernandez Ochoa.

VOLUME 32 NO. 1 JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2020

  • Jeremy Bloom: The high-flying journey of freeskiing's busiest athlete. BY EDITH THYS
  • A Funny Time for Skiing: When MAD Magazine put skiing on its cover, millions bought it. Ski magazine editors were influenced too. BY JOHN FRY
  • When Print Was King: Long before the Internet, influential newspaper columnists gave us up-to-date dispatches on where to ski, where to stay, and where the snow was best. BY JEFF BLUMENFELD
  • The Braked Rescue Sled: Seven decades ago, Roger Sylvand and Emile Allais invented a safer new way to get injured skiers off the mountainside. BY THOMAS SYLVAND, with a brief history of rescue sleds by Seth Masia
  • Readers Respond: Fond memories of jumping champ Roy Sherwood and custom-made Roffe ski pants.
  • Short Turns: FIS president Kasper ends his long run; a Sun Valley vintage sweater collector; Buck Hill celebrates 50 years with racing coach Erich Sailer.
  • Snapshots in Time: Skiing by ear (1959), World Cup debuts to accolades (1967), Stratton aims to be a vacation destination (1978)
  • Resorts: The history of skiing in Zermatt is inextricably linked to the mighty Matterhorn. BY EVERETT POTTER
  • Timeless Tips: Javelin Turn -- the tip-crossing trick that improves your technique. BY ART FURRER AND RON LEMASTER
  • News from ISHA: 2019 ISHA Award winners announced; 100th birthday bash for Klaus Obermeyer
  • Museum News: Intermountain Hall inducts three new members.
  • Media Reviews: Jim Niehues, the man behind the maps.
  • Ski History Calendar: History-oriented events from the Alps to the Rockies.
  • Remembering: Farewell to ski pioneers Jake Burton Carpenter, Jacques Parker, Luzi Hitz and Ruth Lieder.

VOLUME 32 NO. 2 MARCH-APRIL 2020

  • Off the Wall: At the annual Swann Galleries auction, eager collectors snapped up vintage ski posters of both classic and unique design. BY EVERETT POTTER
  • The Soul of Sun Valley: Since 1977, the Holding family has transformed this historic Idaho resort while honoring its fabled past. BY DAVID BUTTERFIELD
  • Marie Marvingt, Superhero: She achieved fame as an aviator, but was also a pioneering skier and the inventor of an early aluminum ski. BY SETH MASIA
  • Ski Like the Champions: In 1956, two young Americans crisscrossed Scandinavia to film the world's fastest nordic racers and make the first-ever cross-country ski technique film. BY RICK ELIOT WITH JOHN CALDWELL
  • Readers Respond: Pioneering American ski journalists before World War II; who's that in the K2 ad?
  • The Home of the Gods: Go to the high places to gain vision and restore your soul. BY JOHN FRY
  • Short Turns: Alf Engen's Sun Valley roots, FIS bans fluoro wax. Plus: Snapshots in Time, Ski Art and Ski History Calendar
  • Where Are They Now: Since the 1960s, Dixi Nohl has been an influential voice in ski instruction and mountain management . .  and for the past few decades, a hard-working innkeeper in Vermont. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN
  • ISHA Donor Roll, Annual Report: Our annual tribute to ISHA members who gave above and beyond their annual dues.
  • Media Reviews: ISHA Award winners: Skis in the Art of War, celebrating high-alpine cuisine.
  • Remembering: Farewell to skin pioneers John Fry, Dave McCoy, Rhona Wurtele Gillis and David Goode.
  • Ads from the Past: Point your Mercury uphill and head to Sun Valley!

VOLUME 32 NUMBER 3 MAY-JUNE 2020

  • Aspen Confidential Skiing put Aspen on the map. But bad behavior kept Aspen in the news. By Jay Cowan

  • Evolution of a Rebel At 55, US Hall of Famer Glen Plake remains an enduring and iconic ambassador for the sport of skiing, its downhome roots and honoring its past. By Edith Thys Morgan

  • The Two Worlds of Arnold Lunn "If it were not for the mountains, my religion would be much too arid," confessed the celebrated convert, apologist and controversialist. By John Fry

  • The Sour Cream Sierras Thousands learned to ski at the famed Borscht Belt hotels in the Catskill Mountains of New York. By Jeff Blumenfeld

  • Readers Respond The wax before Swix, first tracks in Zermatt in 1898, Alf Engen's earliest Sun Valley days

  • Short Turns World Pro Ski Tour draws stars but suffers short season, Jake Burton honored around the world and in Vermont's statehouse, Oslo's antiquarian ski-book hotspot. Snapshots in Time, Ski Art.

  • Commentary Finally perfected, the carving didn't prevail in North America. Instead we got fat skis that have made resort slopes less safe. By Jackson Hogen

  • News from ISHA Skiing History Week reset for December 2020; ISHA creates a Covid-19 archive to document skiing's response to the global pandemic.

  • Remembering Farewell to Herman Dupre, Bob Lazier, Bob Tucker, Corky Fowler, Gary Speckmann and Howard Peterson

  • Ads from the Past In 1925 a Hudson Super Six -- the first affordable muscle car -- cruised past skiers on a snow-covered track

VOLUME 32 NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2020

VOLUME 32 NO. 5 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2020

VOLUME 32 NO. 6 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2020

  • Pernilla Wiberg From her home base in Monaco, the Swedish superstar is a TV commentator, advocate for World Cup racer safety, entrepreneur, and homeschooling mom. By Edith Thys Morgan
  • A Decivise Moment in Time Part 2 Photographer Paul Ryan offers some of his favorite images. By Greg Ditrinco
  • Pontresina A few miles from glitzy St. Moritz, the cultural heart of the Engadine beats quietly in Pontresina. By Everett Potter
  • Short Turns (Nov-Dec 2020) Racing at West Mountain, New York, Ingrid Wicken's library, Lost ski areas of Japan, Sarah Lewis out at FIS, royal avalanche, artist Edwin Holgate.
  • Media Reviews Award-winning works on Dave and Roma McCoy, Warren Miller, Lost Berkshire ski areas, dry slopes, Lahout's ski shop in New Hampshire.
  • Bota Bag: How's Your Aim? By Jeff Blumenfeld
  • Museum News Eight Elected to US Hall of Fame; Oslo Olympians honored in Australia
  • ISHA News Award winners honored online, Joe Jay Jalbert joins the board.
  • Remembering Jean Mayer, Izzy Ture, Jay Price, Phil Gravink, Bob Maynard
  • Ads From the Past Head skis, 1958

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Blizzard

Summer 1989 Vol 1 #1
Report of the TransArctic Expedition
Tribute to Toni Matt

Fall 1989 Vol 1 #2
California Miner Racing
Tribute to Fridtjof Nansen

Snow News

Winter 1990 Vol 2 #1
Henry Perkins bio
The 10th Mountain Spirit
The Sport of Jack Jumping

Spring 1990 Vol 2 #2
Hot Dog Legends Compete at Sunday River

Summer 1990 Vol 2 #3
Hjalmar Hvam bio

Fall 1990 Vol 2 #4
Mathias Zdarsky bio
A History of Wax

Snow News, Journal of I.S.H.A.

Winter 1991 Vol 3 #1
A History of Snow Grooming
A History of Pro Racing
Walter Stadig bio

Spring 1991 Vol 3 #2
Perry Merrill bio
A History of Slalom

Summer 1991 Vol 3 #3
Mick Hul bio
A History of jumping

Fall 1991 Vol 3 #4
Jackrabbit Johannsen bio
A History of Lifts: mine buckets; Truckee; Sun Valley chair;
Whitney’s shovel handle lift; ropeways; Magic Mt. Idaho;
boat lift; Silver King mine trains; Gilbert’s Hill, Woodstock;
Roland Peabody rope tow at Cannon Mountain; Belknap
rope tow; Dopplemeyer; Brevent; tribute to Sel Hannah

Winter 1992 Vol 4 #1
A History of Holmenkollen Competitions
A History of Sugarloaf Ski Resort

March 1992 Vol 4 #2
I.S.H.A. First Annual Gathering at Whistler, British Columbia
Report on I.S.H.A. directors meeting

August 1992 Vol 4 #3
Report on Circle of Knowledge
Olaus Jeldness bio
Sketch of Freestyle competition history
The First American Lift at Truckee

November 1992 Vol 4 #4
10th Mountain Division
Ivor Halversen bio
Acid Based Paper

Skiing Heritage

Spring 1993 Vol 5 #1
The Films of Hannes Schneider
(Arnold Fanck, Leni Riefenstahl)
I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards: John Auran in Ski Journalism; Arnold Lunn in Ski History
Two New Ski Museums: Vermont Ski Museum and The Ropeway Studies Information Center at the Colorado School of Mines
I.S.H.A. First Eastern Gathering at Sugarbush, Vermont
I.S.H.A. Second Annual Gathering at Sun Valley, Idaho

Fall 1993 Vol 5 #2
Cover story: Lieni Fopp, Ernest Constam, box on Paul and Paula (Kann) Valar, who supplied the pictures and research
Ed Scott: NY ski train, working at Alex Taylor, Scott poles
Salute to the Royal Ruel Christie
Book Review: From Skisport to Skiing by John Allen

Winter 1994 Vol 6 #1
Cover story: First U.S. Ski Book,The Winter Sport of Skeeing
Book Review: Ski Pioneers by Rick Richards—a bio of Ernie Blake, Taos, New Mexico
I.S.H.A. Second Eastern Gathering at Sugarbush, Vermont
Announcement of Third Annual Gathering at Park City, Utah

Fall 1994 Vol 6 #2
Cover story: Gretchen Fraser
The Coming of Charlie Lord, Stowe, Vermont; Mt. Mansfield, CCC
Friedl Pfeifer bio Nice Goin’
Editorial: Making a World Class Journal:
Letters: Ted Borch (posed shots in Skeeing), Charles Dwyer (Constam T-bar), Ben Rinaldo (meeting of Blake Mittleberger, Bill Keil ( Stevens Pass T-bar), Ed Scott (aluminum poles)
Tips and Tales: Lillehammer 1939 University Games, Roby Albouy; Boat Tow; Sunday River Ski Train
Celebrations: AT&T Awards, Richard Steadman; 1994 Crested Butte Film Festival Jerry Award to Otto Lang; Legends of Freestyle: Salerno, Wong, Theobold, Brooksbank; Hall of Fame: O’Leary, Branch, Earl Miller; Aspen Historic Downhill
Lifetime Achievement Awards: Peter Miller, William Banks Berry, James Laughlin—all in Ski Journalism
Ullr Awards: Dave Goodman, Backcountry Skiing; John Allen, From Skisport to Skiing; and Rick Richards, Ski Pioneers
Skiers Bookshelf: Universal Ski Techniques, George Twardokens; The Athletic Skier, Warren Witherell; Green Cognac, William Putnam, A Bird of Passage, Otto Lang; Leni Riefenstahl, by Leni Riefenstahl; Don’t Look Back, Patrick O’Connor; Peak Ski Guide, Peak Productions;Lost Sierra, Bill Berry
Finish Line: Jakob Vaage: Norway’s ski historian

Winter 1995 Vol 7 #1
Cover story: 
Dick Durrance
Legend of Ullr: John Allen
Passion for the Past: Mason Beekley bio
Otto Lang bio A Bird of Passage
Last Run: Obit of Otto Steiner by Wolfang Lert
Finish Line: Obit of Katy Rodolph by Nick Howe
Editorial: Mounting Operation Rescue, saving ski history
Reponse: Tom Kelly (praise for Heritage); Duane Vanderbusche (praise for Fraser); Leif Torgerson (correction on Fraser); Mrs. David Emerson (praise for Fraser); Arthur Weyhe (praise for Charlie Lord)
Celebrations: 1994 SIA 40th anniversary show: Des Roches, Durrance, Fraser, Hagemeister, Heron, Hvam, Jay, Knowlton, Lange, Leonasrd, Lert, Nordhaus, Roffe, Rowan, Simon;
1995 Jerry Award to Dick Durrance; USSA Blegen Award: DesRoches. Slattery. Goetzman. Thomson,. Anderson, Raaum, Chadwick, Boyum,.West, Sosman, Johnstone;
U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame reunion: Maurin, Jay, Knudesen, Branch, Dercum, Chadwick, Burr, O”Leary, Perrault, DesRoches, Miller, Anderson, Johnstone, Boyum, Raaum, Hill, Maki, Bietila
Veteran Ski Instuctors: Founding of PSIA—Lash, Valar, Johnston
Tips and Tales: Ansel Adams’ photo of Tom Suvulewski, Badger Pass Yosemite; poem by John Armstrong; Cliff Banta, Flying Mile, Carson Peak Sierra; robot ski tuner; Jackrabbits pants; snowflake drawings; old time skis; Allen Adler bio

Fall 1995 Vol 7 #2
Cover story: 
Salute to the 10th Mountain
Response: John Benson, Edward Murray, Jay Samoff, Bob Woody, John Turnbull, Jon Lund, Bradley Benedict,
I.S.H.A Fourth Annual Gathering at Aspen, Colorado
I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards:
 Bil Dunaway in Ski Journalism and Jakob Vaage in Ski History
I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Martie Sterling, Days of Stein and Roses; James Sloan Allen, The Romance of Culture and Commerce; Dolores LaChapelle, Deep Powder Snow; Friedl Pfeifer, Nice Goin
Finish Line: Wayne Poulsen
Tips and Tales: Horace Quick, Saturday Evening Post, 10th Mountain cover painting, John Fry, Hall of Fame; Pepi Teichner, Sun Valley, Otto Lang, Pfeiffer, Sinclair Lang, Willie Wyler, Shearer, Hauser, Virginia Hill, Colbert; Wilmot, Helmut Teichner, Eddie the Eagle; Bradley bunch, David Bradley, Steve Bradley, Charles Bradley; Ethelred the Unsteady
Editorial: 10th Mountain Miracle

Winter 1996 Vol 8 #1
Cover Story: A Short History of Alpine Skiing
Column: Half Century as An Instructor
Feature: Hollywood Ski Movies by Gary Schwartz
Editorial: Dole Patrol; the National Patrol, started by Minot Dole
Column: First Slalom Under FIS rules: Baumrucker
Tips and Tales: Ski Dek, Lebanon chair, Andre Roch, A.J. Kitt, Roch Cup, Norheim binding, AT&T Skiing Award to Phil Mahre
Bookshelf: First Tracks by Glenn Parkinson (references to Frederick Jorgensen and Theodore Johnsen); Skiing Literature by Gary Schwartz;Birth of a Division by George Earle, Winter Sports by Norman Dibelius, Hill Echoes by Erling Omland, Ski Fever by Warren Miller
Videos: Tales of the Mountain by Walter Schoenknecht, Winter Wonderland, Michigan skiing, Fire on the Mountain, George and Beth Gage
Finish Line: Christian Pravda by Nick Howe:

Spring/Summer 1996 Vol 8 #2
Cover Story: John Jay
Feature: Broken Ski: the Howard Head story
Response: Ted Heck, Jimmy Johnston, Michael Berry, Robert Rock, David Rothman, Roger Brown, Helmut Teichner, Sewall Williams, Edwin Lang on Stowe history, Dick Kohnsamm on Timberline on Mt. Hood, reprise of earliest U.S. chairlifts
Editorial: History to the Rescue—the small rope tow ski areas breed skiers
Franzl – biography- Franz Gabl biogaphy, story file 118, 1948 Olympics
I.S.H.A. Fifth Annual Gathering at Stowe, Vermont; Sandy Heath, Vintage Visions Fashion Show; screening of Fire on the Mountain
I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Ullrs to Allen Adler for New England and Thereabouts; Otto Lang for Bird of Passage; Glenn Parkinson for First Tracks; Dick Durrance for Man on the Medal; Ullr Award to George and Beth Gage for the documentary Fire on the Mountain
I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards: Roland Palmedo and John Fry in Ski Journalism
Tips and Tales: Snowboarding takes over; Claudette Colbert obit; Less Otten and Conglomeration; Humiliating Dilbert; Pulling Wires in the Ski Troops; Helping Stem the lawsuit tide; Heavenly Trail map; Wnite Pine Ski Area; Cross Country in the Park; Salute to Steve Knowlton; famous Ski Dek

Fall 1996 Vol 8 #3
Cover Story: 
Otto Schniebs
Schneibs [common misspellng], instructor, Dartmouth, Lake Placid
Barney McLean bio: The Nice Guy Who Finished First, Hot Sulphur Springs, 1948 Olympics
Response: Erling Omland, Don Traynor,Wolfgang Lert, Martha Head John Hitchcock, Minot Dole, Sewall Williams, Ben Rinaldo, Debbie Bankhart, Dave Rowan
Editorial: To Rescue History: Errors in ski history published in ski magazine
Tips and Tales: Ski Trooper Mermorial and Don Traynor, U.S. Hall of Fame: Junior Boundous, Jimmy Johnson, Dave Rowan; the Broken Bone Club, Gretchen Besser
Bookshelf: The Aspen Story by Mary Hayes, Gretchen’s Gold by Luanne Pfeifer, The Games of ’36 by Stan Cohen, See Naples and Die by Robert Ellis
Finish Line: Hans Hagemeister by Wolfgang Lert

First Issue 1997 Vol 9 # 1
Cover Story: 
Anderl Molterer the Blitz from Kitz part I by Nick Howe
I.S.H.A. History: An I.S.H.A. timeline
Haug, Haugen, first Olympic medal by John Auran; the myth that Anders Haugen was officially given Thorleif Haug’s bronze medal in the Special Jumpin the 1924 Olympics
The Meister Cup: Mt. Cranmore, New England Ski Museum, Hannes Schneider, Andy Mead, Bogner Vintage Visions: Fashion Show by Sandy Heath
Humor: The Beginner’s Guide to Skiing
I.S.H.A. Sixth Annual Gathering at Aspen, Colorado
I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Gretchen Besser for National Ski Patrol, Samaritans of the Snow; Luanne Pfeifer, Gretchen’s Gold; Mary Eschbaugh Hayes, The Story of Aspen
I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Award: John Jay in Ski Journalism
Response: Gretchen Fraser, first medalist, Luanne Pfeifer; Franz Gabl, Gary Schwartz. Paul McMorris on small areas; Don Traynor on his 10th Mountain scout; Phil Clark on Lnton Ski, George Lyons on old techniques, Ekkehart Ulmrich on Perry Oliver Smith; Rigomar Thurmer on fact finding; Sewall Willaims on Dured Townsend; Dick Movitz on Barney McLean; Nathan Turfs on Yale ski team in the 1947-48 championship; Betty Wbitney on Schniebs and Sise; Rom Rogers; Jim Ellertson on 1950s racing; Reimar Frank on Florian Haemmerle; Erling Omland on 1947 preOlympic racing, Been There, Done That
Editorial: Building a ski history record
Tips and Tales: Howelsen lift in Ski Area Management; Betty Woolsey in the 1936 Olympics; Dick Barrymore gets the Jerry; Arnold Schwartzenegger ; Susie Wirth, the Little Skier’s Big Day; new publishing schedule; 1997 list of subscribers, I.S.H.A. memebers

Second Issue 1997 Volume 9 #2
Cover Story:
 Skiing Comes to Aspen: Visonaries and Teachers—by Mary Hayes; Friedl Pfeifer; Jerome Hotel, Aspen Crud, Andre Roch., Percy Rideout, John Litchfield, Georgette Thioliere, first Aspen single chair in 1947, Herbert Bayer, Leonards Woods, Chick Webb, Diock Wright, Andy Ransom, Marshall Fitzgerald, Lib Fitzgerald, Walter Haug, Curt Chase, Fred Iselin, Bill Janns
Response: John Auran on Molterer’s Revenge’ Erling Omland on a visit to the Holmenkollen Ski Museum; Wolfgang Lert on a racer’s point of view; Allen Adler on Susie Wirth and Little Skier’s Big Day; Judy Gray, praise; Gus Raaum on Birger Ruud; Margaret McLean on Barney McLean, Karl Molitor
1997 Annual Giving: Ullr and Skade illustration
Licia Beekley, in memoriam
Editorial: Why Ski History?
Walter Amstutz by Mason Beekley; Amstutz Spring
Tips and Tales: Burt Bidwell and 10th Mountain statue; 10th folk at Aspen’s 50th: Bob Parker, Whip Jones; In the Gripe of the Olympics, environmental objections; New York funk and ski fashion; Aspen Hall of Fame adds Knowlton; Glenn Parkinson becomes president of New England Ski Museum; Conglomeration with George Gillett, holdings of Vail, Booth Creek, Intrawest, Boyne, American Skiing Company and Powder Corp; 1997 Ski Hall of Fame roster: Obermeyer, Golden, Judson, Lund; Pioneer ski teachers at Hanover; 10th Veterans Erling Omland, Sewall Williams, William Wright
The Blitz From Kitz—Anderl Molterer: Part II by Nick Howe
Obit of Alf Engen: One of a Kind by Allen Adler; jumping record, first pro circuit, Iron Mountain, Alta deep powder, 1948 Olympic team coach
The World of American Ski Museums: a column by Glenn Parkinson; New England Ski Museum, Colorado Ski Museum; Western Skisport Museum; U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame and Museum; Alf Engen Ski Museum; Utah Ski Archives; Vermont Ski Museum; Grand Country Historical Society; Sun Valley Ski Museum; Beekley International Collection of Ski Art and Literature; Schwartz Historical Collection of Sking; Parkinsion’s Ski Museum

Third Issue 1997 Vol 9 #3
Cover Story: 
Tamara McKinney by Nick Howe Part I; the McKinney family; Bill Marolt, Bob Beattie
Response: Amstutz Springs, Doug Pfeiffer; praise, Beck; John Paul schuss, Frank Brown; Iron, Nick Howe; Wolfgang Lert; praise Tom Rogers; Rudi Mattesich, Sewall Williams; American films; Peter Picard; sidecuts, Rod Aller; nostalgia, Yosemite, Foeger, Prager, Libby Fitzgerald; small ski areas, Charles Skinner; small ski areas, big ski corps, conglomerates, Jerry Groswold; Aspen’s first year, Elmar Baxter; early Aspen, Charles Peet; ski films, Frederick Martinson, Alf Engen, John Auran; Linton skis, Phil Clark, Joern Gerdts; praise, Rigo Thurmer; Meister Cup, Cal Coniff
Editorial: The Shrine of Skiing
Been There Done That by Erling Omland on Skiing with Stein
Tips and Tales: Big Tupper, Tupper Lake, prisons; Leadville, Colorado; Snowboard brakes; the ski train to Hunter; Fickle Olympic snows, Nagano; down the tubes, tubing;
The Time Machine: 1887 Fridtjof Nansen; Mathias Zdarsky; 1947 American ski annual , Lennie Woods; Invitation to Skiing, Fred Iselin and A.C. Spectorsky; 1972; Peter Miller, 30,000 Mile Ski Race, Palmer; How the Racers Ski, Warren Witherell; Wilderness Skiing, Lito Tejada-flores; Japanese Olympics at Sapporo, Yurko Kasaya, Morten Lund, Pleasures of Cross Country Skiing
Mountain Dreaming in California by Wolfgang Lert; Mountain Dreamers by Robert Frohlich, Jo Marillac, Babette Haueisen, Hannes Schroll, Charley Proctor, Don and Mary Tressider, Yosemite, Silver Belt,.Stan Tomlinson, Otto Steiner, Orland Bartholomew
A Most Dangerous Journey by Gene Rose; Orland Bartholomew, the Sierra, Mt. Whitney, Muir Trail
A History of the U.S. Ski Hall of Fame in Ishpeming by Allen Adler; Bill Berry, Red Carruthers, etc.
The Hall of Fame is Where It Should Be by Morten Lund, acceptance address, Class of 1997: Dave Judson, (Hooker Judson), Klaus Obermeyer, Diana Golden, 1996: Junior Bounous
The First Dual Slalom Duel by Chris Lizza, June Lake, California; Slim Maberry
I.S.H.A. Bulletin: executive committee meeting, Wolfgang Lert on editorial board
1998 I.S.H.A. Gathering Annoucement: Plump Jacks, Squaw Valley

First Issue 1998 Vol 10 #1
Cover Story: 
Roots of an Olympic Sport: Freestyle by Morten Lund and Peter Miller
Response: Down Ski Memory Lane, William Harris; New Is Not All Bad, Ted Lund; A Mountain Culture, Dolores LaChappelle; More Story Ideas, Albert Pierce; Dissent From Olympus, Bill Berry; An Olympic Memoir, John Jay; A Unique, Forgotten “Ski School” of the 1930′s, Bob Parker; Intimate Revelations, Barbara Wrenn; Support Skiing, Not Jailing, John Auran; Getting History Straight, Nick Howe; Filling in the California Ski History Record, Gene Rose; Errors in “Dreamers,” Chris Lizza; Reaction on the Haug-Haugen Medal Confusion, Alan Baker; Corrections on Colorado, Bill Mason; Another Tale of Amstutz, Steve Knowlton
Editorial: A Question of Calculation: Lethal Accidents
Tips and Tales: The President meets ski business; Steve Knowlton meets Arnold Schwarzenegger; the giant dwarf Mammoth earthquake; deer hunting on skis
Tamara McKinney Part II: by Nick Howe
Stein Eriksen’s Birthday Party by Morten Lund; Deer Valley, Park City, Utah
The US Ski Team 1981-1984: Four Incredible Years: Phil and Steve Mahre, Tamara McKinney, Debby Armstrong, Bill Johnson, Christin Cooper

Second Issue 1998 Vol 10 #2
Cover Story: 
Winston Pote Pioneer Photographer by Tom Eastman
Response: A Fall Guy’s Correction, Steve Knowlton; Is That John or Fergie? Eric Stiegemeier; Not John, It’s Fergie, Airborne Eddie; Wong Weighs In, Wayne Wong; A Medal Mix-Up, Allen Adler; A Lifetime in the Sport, LaVern O. Trepp; A Picture Mix-Up, Suzy Harris Rytting; A King’s Mountain Kid, Alan Baker; Kudos for the Hall Story, Burton H. Boyum; Creative Contribution, Laura Mulcrevy; All About Ancient Skiers, Irv Pratt; Reporting on an Error and an Early Lift, Kirby Gilbert; Back in the Saddle at Obergurgl, Bill Stark
Editorial: OK, What Are We Doing Here?
Sayonara, Sapporo by John Henry Auran
Tamara: Reel Three by Morten Lund
Tamara Part III: 1985 A Fall From Grace by Nick Howe
The Big Bear Sling Lift by Doug Pfeiffer
Seventh and Best Annual I.S.H.A. Gathering: Plump Jacks, Squaw Valley
The 1998 I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards: Bill Tanler in Ski Journalism and Roger Brown in Ski Film-making
The 1998 I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Robert Frohlich for Mountain Dreamers, Louis Dawson for Wild Snow
The 1998 Skade Awards: Joy Lucas for It Started in the Mountains, Franz Gabl for Franzl, Jean Arthur for Hell Roaring

Third Issue 1998 Vol 10 #3
Cover Story: 
Forgotten Photographer Helene Fischer
Response: What Did It Say? Carol Price; Snowboard-Ski Accidents, Will Lund; Brookie Heard From, Brooks Dodge; A Franconia Ski Family, Mrs. L.C. Ahlgren; On Films, Museums and McKinneys, Alan Mundt; Remembering Goon Skis, Peter Miller; Searching for Peppi, Helmut Teichner; Let’s Hear It for Clif, Marty Keller; Nice Sign, Needs Work, Sewall Williams; Missing Diversity, Jim Ellertson; A Dartmouth Racer, Bill Chapin; Norse History Specialist Corrects Heritage, Roger Olson; Early Skier at Sky Tavern, Anna Schmidt Parker; Haug and Haugen: Explaining it Again- Evelyn J. Valente- Heikkila, Henry J. Pflieger, William Banks Berry; 10th Mountain Historian Needs Information, W. Michel Myers; Skiing in the Golden Age, John C. Calhoun; A Sun Valley Idol Ages, Libby Fitzgerald; A Swiss Ambassador to American Skiing, Rich Nelson; New Addition Added to the Beekley Collection, Allen Adler; Hail and Farewell to Good Old Schimmerldorf! David Binger; A Wiard Party, Barbara Wiard; Clif Taylor Speaks, Clif Taylor; What About Ludic? David Rowan; The Adventures of Wolfie, Wolfgang Lert; Correction on Sapporo, Gus Raaum; Looking for 10th Mtn. Tapes, Roger Dickensen
Editorial: Errare Humanum Est
Roots of an Olympic Sport: Freestyle- Part II Freestyle Comes of Age by Morten Lund and Peter Miller
Tips and Tales: The Old Headwall, The 1960 Jay Olympics Video, An Apple for the Teachers (Pfeiffer, Charette, Wheeler, McConkey), Laila Schou-Nilsen, Four Worthy Skiers Enter Hall of Fame in 1998 (John Woodward, Anna McIntyre, William Tanler, Warren Witherell), Golden Fliers, An Aspen-Beekley Collection Connection
The Seer of Skiing- Lloyd Lambert by Cheryl Thomas
[70+ ski club, seventy plus]
First of All: Otto Lang and His Pioneer Steel Pole

Fourth Issue 1998 Vol 10 #4
Cover Story: 
The Snow Train’s A-Comin’ Snow Trains and the Growing World of Ski Posters by W. Mason Beekley, The Train Only Stops Here Once by Barbara Wrenn [ski trains],
A Gallery of Snow Train Art
Response: Pote the Friend, Sewall Williams; Pote the Film Maker, Rick Moulton; More on Peppi, Helmut Teichner; Wrong Wall Cited, Nick Howe; A Tale of Traveling Gloves, Barbara Wrenn; Ski Championships, David Rowan; California’s First Overhead Cable Lift, 1936, Chris Lizza; Revised Closing Date, Paul B. McMorris; John Glenn, Astronaut, Meets Jules Eberhard, Jules Eberhard; John Fry: Clif Taylor, Karl Pfeiffer and the True Story of GLM, John Fry; About Barry Corbet, Roger Brown; Wrong Blatt, Boots Blatt; Wrong Declension, Frederick K. Martinson; The Scooter Writes, Scooter Lacouter; The Goon Ski Lives! Vintage Skiing Thrives! Cal Conniff; Skiers Identified, Curt Chase; Old Friends Found, Dick Wilson; Old Films Archived, Burton Boyum; Senior Skiing Honored, Dick Lambert; Babette’s Feast, Babette Haueisen; Hall of Fame Class, Allen Adler
Editorial: The Ski Cartoons of Charles Addams
The Strange and Wonderful Postage Stamps of Skiing by Morten Lund
Long thongs and short snorts: Tales from mid-century by H. Seawall Williams

First Issue 1999 Vol 11 #1
Cover Story: 
Mont Tremblant: The Enduring Legacy by Dorothy Crossley and Morten Lund
Response: The First Ski Club, Paul McMorris; More On Snow Valley, Nicholas Hock; A New Reader, Edith Luray; Likes the Journal, Chuck Quinn; Otto’s Steel Pole, Bob Weaver; The Clif Taylor Version: The True History of GLM, Clif Taylor; Luanne Pfeifer: A Ski Stamp for Gretchen, Luanne Pfeifer; Stamps and Shorties, Elizabeth Hussie; James Riddell Writes, James Riddell; First Day Covers, John Allen; History in Stamps, John Auran; Posters and Menus, Wolfgang Lert; Pine Boards, Yo Ho? Jon Lund; New Boot Concept Breakthrough by Ski Sage, Cal Conniff; The Ski Pentathlon? Nick Howe; On the Rocks at Pico, Peter Seibert; Lew Witcher, Karl, El and Songs After Skiing, Erling Omland; Slalom Anyone? Tom Jacobs; Safer Silver Skis, Kirby Gilbert; Fellow Sufferer, Jack Moe; Boston Still a Ski Hive, Dave Arnold; Wool, Not Rails, David Rowan;
Editorial: Big Step Forward for the Hall of Fame
Long thongs and short tales: The day the timing clocks went crazy by Matt Broze

Second Issue 1999 Vol 11 #2
Cover Story: 
Bill Klein in Donner Pass by Wolfgang Lert and Morten Lund
Response: Joe Ryan’s Daughter, Lillie R. DeBevoise; Growing Up GLM, Will Lund; Skiing, a Gift for Life, Karen Fulco; Sig and Otto and Benno, Nicholas Howe; Joanne Hewson: Skiing with Franzl and Ernie; Lucile Wheeler on Gray Rocks, Lucile Wheeler; Frankie O’Rear Writes Again, Frankie O’Rear; How GLM Went Abroad, Helmut Teichner; Good Old GLM, George Riordan; The Oldest Continuous Ski Club, Murren, and Other Matters, Allen Adler; Skiing’s Ten Commandments, Gene Rose; Correction Noted, John Fry; The One and Only Ulla Lodge, Sewall Williams; The Good Old Dumbsprung, Lou Lockwood; The Good Old Toadstabber, Joe Powers; Of Pine Skis and Double Poles, Roger Olson, Ski Trains and Snowflake Bentley, Duncan C. Blanchard; How Wolfie Beat Jack Rabbit, Wolfgang Lert; Cooking with Wolfie, Luanne Pfeifer; Gratitude in the Right Way, Reimar F. Frank; Fellow Publisher Weighs in With Praise, Jack Moe; The Good Life, Lex H. Kunau; One More Member, John Jay
My Life with the Continuously Circulating Wire Rope by Max Dercum
An Editorial Postscript by Morten Lund- Early Lifts
The Compleat Skier – Excerpt from NY Times
The 1999 I.S.H.A. Eighth Annual Gathering: Mont Tremblant
International Skiing History Association Awards Honor Roll 1993-1999
Mont Tremblant Revisited by Allen Adler
The 1999 I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards: Doug Pfeiffer and David Rowan in Ski Journalism
The 1999 I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Frankie O’Rear for The Aspen Story, The Mont Tremblant Story, Chateau Bon Vivant; Wendolyn Holland for Sun Valley, An Extraordinary History
The 1999 I.S.H.A. Skade Awards: Louise Arbique and Marc Blais for Mont Tremblant: Following the Dream, and Danielle Soucy for La Valle de la Diable
Long thongs and short tales: The North Creek Mountain Horror

Third Issue 1999 Vol 11 #3
Cover Story: 
How Fast Can You Go? by Peter Miller, Speed Skiing
Response: Peter Picard on Early Donner Days (and Georg Gartner), Peter Picard; Joe Ryan Jr. Writes; Reproducing Ernie’s Picture, Tricia Finley; McCulloch on Water, Ernest Bosselman; McCulluch at Aspen, Jim Ellertson; Catskill Pioneer Praises Tremblant, Blanche H. Davenport; A Different Slant on Jack Rabbit, John Allen; Letter From Benno, 1950; Last Tango on the Sundeck, Ruth Whyte; A History of One Pole Versus Two, John Allen; Harry Leonard and the First-Ever Ski Shows; John Hitchcock Records the First-Ever Man-made Snow
Steve McKinney 1953-1990 by Dick Dorworth
Foster Place by Peter Miller
Ned Gillette 1945-1990 by Peter Miller
The Mansfield Patrol by Brian Lindner and Morten Lund
Moriarty and His Mother’s Hat by Peter Miller
Long thongs and short tales: The Virtual Run of the Resolute Reporter by Morten Lund

Fourth Issue 1999 Vol 11 #4
Cover Story: 
Skiing History in Ski Cartooning by Morten Lund
Response: Rodegard, praise; Bernard, Max and the CCWR; Picard, bio; Omland, Interservice races of 1944; Robert Rock, It Was 1942 in Stowe; Fred Pearce, sketches of Aspen, poem; Whitney, the Whitney lift; Lert, the first (Zdarsky) slalom; Gilbert, transition to two poles; Lambert, footnote on Polar skiing; Olson, Carl Howelson; Stark, Hans Falkner in Obergurgl; Shawn Emery, Utah ski film; editor’s critique of bindngs, brakes, powder, technique, avalanche science; Gilbert, Utah ski film; glamor in spor; Chase, PSIA founders
Preview of Ninth Annual Gathering at Banff Springs Hotel
Long thongs and short tales:
 Notes from Tuckerman Ravine by Kim Massie

First Issue 2000 Vol 12 #1
Cover Story: 
An American Skier for All Seasons: Charley Proctor
Response: Rowan, cartoon cover; Steve Lathrop, kids safety devices; Paul Hauk, Verald Easterly, Monty Atwater at Squaw; Jimmie Nunn, Squaw Patrol, 1960; Wolfgang lert, Cartoonist Mumelter; readers’ selection of ski cartoons; Sewall Williams Camp Hale cartoons, stealing in ski shop; Sanford, western ski history group; Hirvonen, Finnish celebration; Chessman, help for book Mt. Bachelor— Bill Healy’s Dream;Paul McMorris, first snow train, eastern ski clubs and early patrol; John Allen, glamor, Zdarsky slalom; Rowan poem on manmade snow; Cutler, ski poems; Dave Braun, pine skis; Frankie O’Rear, Mt. Tremblant sketches by Steig; Alan Crane, Gorilla Turn
Skiers’ Bookshelf: Sun Valley, An Extraordinary History by Wendolyn Holland, reviewed by Morten Lund; Yosemite: Magic Winters by Gene Rose and Sugar Bowl 60 Years by Robert Frohlich, reviewed by Morten Lund and Chris Lizza; For the Love of Skiing by Alan Engen, reviwed by Gretchen Besser; A Short History of Skiing in Turckerman Ravine by Jeff Leich, reviewed by John Auran
Long thongs and short tales: Decline and Fall of the Wild T-bar by Morten Lund

Second Issue 2000 Vol 12 #2
Cover Story: 
The French Connection: to the First Winter Olympics 1924 by John Allen
Response: David Welz, young and eager; Elisabeth Hussey, news of Sir Arnold; John Connell, kudos to short skis; Jeff Leich, overlooked books; Franz Gabl, Franzl II; Jan Holland, cartoons; Kirby Gilbert, response to Sun Valley book review; Sewall Williams, poem for Minnie Dole; Cal Conniff, video history of thunderbolt; Will Lund, Sugarloaf; Dolores La Chapelle, Utah ski film; Bill Lash, first ski lift
The I.S.H.A. Ninth Annual Gathering: Banff in Canada’s Rockies
The 2000 I.S.H.A. Lifetime Achievement Awards: Morten Lund in ski journalism and William Oscar Johnson in ski journalism
The 2000 I.S.H.A. Ullr Awards: Gene Rose, Yosemite: Magic Winters; Stan Cohen, The Games of ’36 and Downhill Skiing; Alan Engen,For the Love of Skiing: A Visual History
The 2000 I.S.H.A. Skade Award: Rodney Touche, Brown Cows, Sacred Cows
Banff Memoir: Long Ago But Not Far Away- Part 1 by Doug Pfeiifer Banff in the Candaian Rockies
Long thongs and short tales: Back When Boots Lasted Awhile- by Morten Lund

Third Issue 2000 Vol 12 #3
Cover Story: 
The Mahre Miracle by Morten Lund – Phil and Steve Mahre
Response: Mary Proctor, from the late M.P.; Peggy Dean, a daughter remembers; John C.Proctor, a brother appplauds; John Allen, thinking of Charley; Peggy Lucas, history writer comments; Peggy Austin, error in Proctor story; Pete Seibert, father knew Charley; John Hitchcock, thinking of Wendy; Chuck Roberts, thinking of writing; George Twardokens, in praise of Universal Ski Technique book; Doug Pfeiffer, cartoons; Bob Soden, Foeger book; Nelson Bennett, Hall of Fame deserves support; William Levin, Mayor of Alta, Utah, renewing subscription; Jimmie Nunn, Squaw stamp; Alan Crane, praise; Sewall Williams, red and white pants; Kim Massie, fiendish threat to I.S.H.A.; Glenn Parkinson, thrills and spills; Sears Winslow, newspaper clip “old man winter”; Bill Stark, Midwest ski lift
Charley Proctor-The Young Renaissance Man by Morten Lund and Eddy Ancinas
Banff Memoir: Part II by Doug Pfeiffer Banff in the Canadian Rockies
Humor Classic: Intro. to A Winter Sport Book, with illustrations
Preview of Tenth Annual I.S.H.A. Gathering at Sun Valley: information and reservations
Long thongs and short tales: Back When Men Were Men…by Morten Lund

Fourth Issue 2000 Vol 12 #4
Cover Story:
 The Humor Boom of the 1960′s by Mort Lund
Response: MM Jay, on the late John Jay; AllenAdler, remembering Steve and Phil Mahre; Charles Davis, praise from Maine; Rigomar Thurmer, on the French connection; Ben Rinaldo, B.R. calls it a day; Allen Adler, pioneer kinships and passion; Helmut Teichner, praise from Chicago; Franz Gabl, pictures of Arlberg Kandahar’s past; Paul McMorris, first chairs/snowmaking; Joanne Hewson Rees, back and ready to ski; Pat Crosby, way out in Aspen; Jim Schaefer, New York ski pioneer family
Die Tiefdecke Technick by Rink Earle- absurdity of emphasizing technique and fashion
Borscht, Bagels and Bindings by Michael Strauss- skiing in Catskills
Freeze Now, Play Later by Burt Sims- emergencies
The Conquest of Thrombosis Slope by Philip Rankin- skiing in Scotland
Tea for Du by George Cochran- bachelor’s guide to tea dance
Everybody Out of the Car Pool by Burt Sims- characters
An Aye for an Aye by Burt Sims- ski clubs
Then Was Then by Rink Earle- the good old days of skiing
My Room was a Bath by Don Page- tight housing
Long thongs and short tales: The Remembrance of Suits Past by Barbara Wrenn

First Issue 2001 Vol 13 #1
Cover Story
: The Passion of Florian Haemmerle
Response: John Jay Tribute, Mason Beekley, Otto Lang, Roger Brown, Warren Miller, Erling Omland, David Barrell, John Hitchcock (Williamstown Advocate obit), Elaine Woo (Los Angeles Times obit)
Alan Baker, Sandy Heath, maintaining a sense of hunor; Terry Palmerl, sustaining a sense of history; John Hitchcock, cool coment; Wayne Frerichs,quersprung question; Cal Conniff, worthy hall offame candidate; Pres Smith, new hall of famer; Paul McMorris, first ski patrol inquiry; Bob Bogner, recalling pink snow; Gina Sheldrake, wedel or wedeln; Rich Nelson, teaching years of Martin Fopp; Sewall Williams, Vermont Ski Museum trustee; Vi White, career of Carson White; Walter Kangas, oldest continuous club name
The Rise and Fall of an Icon,the Lodge at Smuggler’s Notch by Abby Rand; Stowe, Neil Starr, Sepp Ruschp, Roland Palmedo
A Humor Class: O! Pioneer! by Abby Rand
Skiers’ Bookshelf: Vail, Triumph of a Dream by Peter Seibert and The Inventors of Vail by Dick Hauserman, review by Allen Best; Skiing Legends, The Laurentian Lodge Club by Neil and Catharine McKenty, review by Doug Pfeiffer; Around the World In Ninety Years by Otto Lang, review by Wolfgang Lert
1950 Was a Very Good Year by Bill Lash: equipment, instruction, resorts
Longthongs and short tales: Skiing and the Single Girl by Morten Lund

Second Issue 2001, Vol 13 #2
Tenth Anniversary of this magazine: a review including detailed history of founding

Third Issue 2001, September, Vol 13 #3

Cover: Bob Lange with the 1972 Lange trophy: the Lange trophy was a premier professional ski racing event back in the days when former U.S. Ski Coach revived the dormant circuit in 1970. The $50.000 Lange Trophy, which was held for the first three years in Vail, was by far its most prestigious trophy, and the largest purse as a typically magnificent gesture by Bob Lange

A Mason Beekley Tribute: Mason Beekley, ISHA’s Founding President and constant benefactor during its first decade of existence died on August 20, occasioning an outpouring of letters to the journal from Associates, family and friends. The letters are gathered here in tribute, including letters from his sister Frannie, his four daughters, Liza-Lee, Sayre, Lauri and Francie, and from John Fry, the acting president of ISHA, and members of the ISGHA board of directors, and the Heritage editorial board.

Readers’ Response: The lead letter from a perplexed reader asks if this the future of the sport, referring to two pictures submitted with the letter taken from Vanity Fair, one of extreme skier Glenn Plake with his two-foot high hairdo, and another of two snowboard pioneers— Sherman Poppen, inventor of the Snurfer, and Jake Burton Carpenter, designer of the breakthrough Burton Board. On the grounds that Vanity Fair celebrates the falling of Aspen into the arms of snowboarding forwarding the notion that snowboarders and extreme skiers are now ruling the roost.

Other letters: John Fry, Internationalism vs. Americanism on the lack of success ISHA has had abroad; John Clendenin: Ski Dek is Alive and Well, on the use of the Ski Dek as a learning aid for the Aspen Ski School; Allen Adler: A Ski Patrol is A Ski Patrol Is a Ski Patrol, on the very different modes in which pioneer ski patrols took on their first duties; Wolfie Lert, The So-So Patrol, on an early hairy ride down the mountain as tail gunner on a patrol toboggan carrying an injured skier.
Further letters—Barry ZeVann: A Man Named Zdarsky, on his trip to Lilienfeld, home of the stem turn and its inventor, Mathias Zdarsky; J. Vernon Lamb: an aluminum ski pole inventor in early Lake Placid days; Wolfgang Lert: A Girl Named Katy, submitting an early picture of Bogner stretch pants in action, displayed by U.S. Team Member Katy Rudolph; Kirby Gilbert: A Coach Named Wolfie, submitting a clipping of Wolfgang Lert’s early career as a UCLA ski coach;
Other letters—Luanne Pfeifer corrects the sequence of her book, Gretchen’s Gold and Dick Durrance’s Man on a Medal; an Illusionary Cup, showing two graphics, one photo with a chairlift rider waving, the other a coffee ad with a cup inserted in the rider’s hand;
On the final page: a series of letters praising the ISHA website, and Joyce Harringtton’s memento of her father’s career in organized skiing.

Cover Story: The Empire That Exploded: Bob Lange and the Plastic Boot—original research by the Editor who authored the piece, about his discovery that Bob Lange more or less faked his way through four years when he was first designing the plastic boot. His engineering was inspired but the manufacturing did not get underway until five years after he had first had reps scouring the field for orders. The name of the boot got out alright, but not the boots.
In 1965, Success came in a rush, propelled by skiers riding to victory on Lange boots, and Bob made up for lost time, building a ski, ski boot and skate empire that expanded at an astounding rate. Then came the fatal technical flow in Lange-flo, the liner that made the boot bearable. It broke through the lining and over 100,000 boots had to be replaced. This sent Lange Co. into a financial tailspin from which it never recovered, and the empire disintegrated, and the future evaporated.

Movers and Shakers: Where They Are Now: A new feature, in this case rounding up the “Lange Alumni,” fellow workers with Bob Lange in his ascent to the top, namely Morrie Shepard, Nick Hock, Peter Kennedy, Dave Jacobs and Ian Ferguson.

The Skiers’ Bookshelf: the lead review by ISHA president John Fry gives top marks to The Trail Breakers, a story of the pioneer Red Birds of Montreal, a ski club of the alumni of McGill University ski teams. The Red Birds were, by a year, the first downhill ski club in North America. They were the first on the continent to hold an official Kandahar. As a lifetime Red Bird himself, Fry notes that old Red Birds penetrated the sport in Canada and the U.S. in their day.
The Story of Aspen, reviewed by the Editor, is a re-issue somewhat enlarged of Mary Hayes’ earlier boo, of the same name, who has added a touching thumbnail history of the social underpinnings of the town.
Ski and Snow Country, the Editor says, is a book of stunning black and white photographs of the late great mountain photographer Ray Atkeson, annotated by pioneer ski cinematographer Warren Miller.

The Big Jump at Dartmouth: a memoir by early Dartmouth ski team member Dave Bradley, a noted American author. He writes of the life and times of the big jump at Dartmouth—once the biggest in the East&Mac226;making the case for college jumping though it was dropped long ago now. Bradley takes the reader on the psychological thriller that is a jump on a big hill. He leaves every reader, even one who have never jumped, an understanding why men hurl themselves into the void in an ultimate test of nerve.

The American Museums—The First U.S. Ski Congress: the backstory of the coming of a great history writers’ gathering in the United States by Academic ski historian John Allen, chairman of the academic committee of the congress and Skiing Heritage’s columnist. The initiative for the event was taken by the Editor. John Allen took charge from there with much help from skisport promoter Bernie Weichsel, who had the ear of the proper parties at Park City, where the Congress will be held right before the Utah Olympics in February 2002.
Three outstanding European historians are scheduled to present papers: Max Triet, Director of the Swiss Sports Museum at Basl, Dr. Bernard Morgen, Professor of American Studies at George Washington University, author of the recent Snow in America, and Dr. Matti Goksøyr, professor at the Norwegian Sports University in Oslo. Some forty papers will be given—and be bound in a book that will be published by ISHA.

Remembering—a new feature, looking back at the lives of notable skiers who, as of recent date, are no longer with us: Skeeter Werner, onetime U.S. team member in the 1950s (along with her famous brother Buddy Werner). Sverre Engen, of the celebrated Engen brothers, jumpers all—two of them, Sverre and Alf, took up residence in the Utah mountains outside Salt Lake City to make this area (the next Olympic venue) the U.S. hotbed of jumping, powder skiing and avalanche control. Hal Codding, a superb racer and instructor who drifted west from Woodstock, Vermont, to settle at Reno, Nevada, and open a notable ski shop, became, as writer Dick Dorworth records, his mentor and hero, the man around whom the Reno ski world centered. Kay Reed, wife and indispensable partner of Carroll Reed, who founded the first official Arlberg Ski School in the East and the first elite ski shop in the country, a branch of Saks Fifth Avenue at North Conway, New Hampshire. Later, the couple’s Carroll Reed Shops became an outstanding chain for skiwear and outerwear, and the name Carroll Reed an emblem of quality and distinction.

Longthongs and Short Tales: What Men Are Good For: another Abby Rand classic humor column, this one on the battle of the sexes on near the slopes circa 1960.

 

Fourth Issue 2001 (December) Vol 13 #4

Cover: AGerman poster for the 1936 Olympic Games at Garmisch-Partenkirschen; The artist cleverly served his masters and avoided controversy over the athlete’s salute on the poster. The Olympic salute was with the arm stretched to the side, palm down, while German salute, mandated after the Nazi Party came to power, was with the arm high and in front and palm facing forward The artist split the difference in arm position and kept the hand out of the picture, impossible to determine whether it was facing front or facing down.

The President’s Letter: John Fry, the new ISHA president, announces the joining of two efforts: Skiing Heritage is to become the official publication of the U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame and Museum, of Ishpeming,, Michigan as well as the official publication of ISHA. The letter also announces ISHA’s participation in the International Ski History Congress at Park City, Utah three weeks before the 2002 Olympic Games are held there.

Readers’ Response: Skiing Heritage’s letters column is headed by a portrait of the founding president, the late Mason Beekley, taken from the cover of a memorial service program given out at the event, held October 14 at his home in New Hartford. There are three pages of letters recalling memories of Mason; the first is by John Moore of the Aspen Historical Society. The others were signed by Alan Engen, of the Alf Engen Ski Museum; Bob Fisher, an old acquaintance, and Sandra Heath of the New England Ski Museum. The next few pages are devoted to those responding to the article on the late Bob Lange, inventor of the plastic ski boot, in the Third Issue 2001. There are letters from Lange’s wife Vidie, from David Luennsman, who was his first employee in the boot business; Peter Kennedy who was an ally in marketing Lange boots; Dave Jacobs, a board member at Lange boots; by John Auran, onetime editor at Skiing, who disputed some of the statements in the article; Nick Hock, onetime sales manager for Lange boots, Will Lund, who wore Lange’s first boot with the inner flo material that broke down, Allen Adler, USSA Historian and Hall of Fame board member, who writes he was unable to wear Langes when they came out; Bunny Bass, a pioneer U. S. bootmaker Other letters on a variety of subjects came from Cindy Murin, daughter of Hall Codding whose obituary ran in the previous issue; Michael Brady, ISHA’s man in Oslo, on the various spellings of akvavitt, Norway’s national drink; Paul McMorris notes that New Hampshire is claiming Black Mountain as the oldest ski area in the state in spite of the fact that two other New Hampshire resorts had lifts before Black Mountain and two had lifts at the same time.

Feature: The Historic First Four Games, 1924-36 The introduction notes that the early Olympics were nothing like the modern spectacles and that before a Winter Olympics could be held, there had to be facilities for ski racing and ski jumping as a start. And the resistance of the Scandinavian countries to international ski events held at resorts had to be overcome.

The first section, Birth Pangs of the Olympics tells how France became the first nation with resort facilities for jumping and touring, that the first Olympics was held in Chamonix only after Chamonix had hosted a series of national and international ski events. The second section describes the First Winter Olympics at Chamonix, and the fact that it was not at the time considered an official winter Olympics. The Norwegians took eleven of the twelve medals offered, all in jumping and cross country, having gotten a hundred-year head start in the sport, having invented jumping competitions and cross country racing during the 1800s. There is a discussion of the later movement to transfer the bronze medal in the special jump to U.S. jumper Anders Haugen, who had been victim of a mathematical error in the scoring that gave the bronze to the Norwegian, Thorleif Haug. The third section describes the Second Winter Games, held at St. Moritz in 1928 after the Norwegians narrowly voted to join after feeling betrayed because the 1924 meet had been declared by the International Olympic Committee as the first official Winter Olympics after the meet was over. The American team was woefully unprepared with slapdash arrangements for transportation and uniforms. But they nevertheless Rolf Monson came in sixth in the jump and Charley Proctor 14th, as the sole native born American in the Olympics. The newly-founded sport of alpine skiing was excluded, but in the same year, the first popular international alpine combined meet was held at St. Anton, foretelling the end of the dominance at the Games of cross country and jumping. The fourth section is on the first-ever U.S. Winter Olympics, held at Lake Placid, New York, run essentially by the Lake Placid Club, which had been holding winter sports events for nearly a generation, notably the annual college circuit championships it had held since 1921. But it was still essentially a private club and only the modest number of contests were being held a series of contests well within the club’s capacity to hold. The fifth section details the events of the Fourth Winter Olympics, held at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, in 1936. This was the first Winter Games in which international and national politics had a strong hand. Germany aimed to use the Games as a platform to advertise its progress under the banner of the Nazi Party and Adolph Hitler. The English speaking countries resisted to some extent. It was the first Games to have a huge opening ceremony. For the first time, the Americans had an outside chance of winning a medal in skiing. Our top contender, Dick Durrance , who had been raised in Garmisch, did not better than 10th in the combined, after a questionable official penalty. The combined medals were the only medals awarded in alpine skiing. The U.S. women’s alpine team was the brainchild of Alice Kiaer, who raised the funds, picked the team, hired a coach and supervised the training. The best women’s result was Betsy Woolsey’s 19th. Norway’s Birger Ruud was the hero of the Games, coming in first in the jumping and first in the downhill, the only Olympian ever to score in both Olympic nordic and alpine events.

Mover and Shaker: Gretl Uhl, famous in Aspen for her gourmet deli-on-the-mountain for a dozen years. Gretl was born in Garmisch, and emigrated to the U.S. with the help of Dick Durrance.

Classic Skis: Skis have a Soul Rigo Thurmer writes of his first skis, which he bought in 1924 from Sporthaus Schuster in Munich. He goes on to tell of the succession of skis that he owned, including the Splitkeins that he had to give to the German war effort in World War II, and a counterfeit pair of Dynamics he bought on the black market after the war that turned out to be pine rather than hickory.

Man on a White Charger: Ed Scott by Dick Dorworth. A longtime resident of Sun Valley, Dick Dorworth profiles the man who brought the modern aluminum ski pole into the world, a cantankerous, scrupulously honest citizen of Sun Valley whose contribution to the sport arose from his uncompromising search for the best in materials and construction.. Scott was also a leading activist in community affairs, among other things the most frequent and acerbic appearances in the local Ketchum newspaper letters columns.

Condo Mania by Paul Hochman. a brief and humorous description of the coming of the condominiums to the sport, triggered by visionary Sun Valley and Snowmass developer Bill Janns. A government appraiser is quoted as summing the condo up, “T-111 plywood, board and batten siding, electric heat, multi-colored shag carpeting and avocado trim.”

Skiers’ Bookshelf: First Tracks, a Century of Skiing in Utah by Alan Engen and Gregory Thompson, reviewed by Mike Korologos; a coffee table book with running text of the state whose early fascination with ski jumping and heavy support from Salt Lake citizens resulted in a ring of resorts in the Wasatch mountains including Alta and Park City, where the 2002 Olympics were held. Co-author Alan Engen is the son of Alf Engen, who as director of skiing came to personify the Alta ski school, the deep powder university for the nation’s skiers. Midwest Skiing, A Glance Back by John Pontti and Kenneth Luostari. A pictorial history of the heartland where skiing was born, had its first national headquarters and hall of fame reviewed by John Allen, the most well-known ski historian in the U.S., who faults some of the book’s priorities but enjoys the nostalgia. Snow In America by Bernard Mergen This is a different kind of ski history dealing with the social history of snow, the changing attitudes toward winter, and winter recreation and the part played by skiing n the changes. The author is a professor of American studies at George Washington University in D.C. Reviewed by the editor. The U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame and Museum by John Allen One of a series about the ski museums of this country by John Allen. The best-looking ski museum in the U.S. is also the oldest, thanks to a new building erected in 1992 in Ishpeming, Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, replacing the former building erected in 1956. The library hold the records of the meetings to the National Ski Association, founded in the first years of the century as well as photographs of the more than four hundred members of the U.S. Ski Hall of Fame.

The Ski Hall of Fame, Class of 2001 Biographies of the most recently elected Honorable Members of the U.S. Ski Hall of Fame: Michael Strauss, ski journalist; Bill Kirschner, founder of K2 ski company; Pepi Stiegler, triple Olympic medalist, longtime director of skiing at Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Jim Curran, inventor of the chairlift; Dodie Post, U.S. Ski Team Member; Charles Gibson, one of skiing’s top organization men

Remembering: Obits of Diana Golden, medallist in the Paraolympics; Paula Kann Valar, U.S. Ski Team member, and ski school director;Douglas Firth, founder of Canada’s Ski Patrol.

Annual Gathering at Vail, April 1-7: Rundown of the coming 11th Annual get together of ISHA members

Longthongs and Short Tales: Amusing memoir by Abby Rand, on the differences between advertising in the magazines and reality at the resort.

 

First Issue 2002, March, Vol. 14 #1

The first issue with new graphics, designed by Fionn Reilly, Heritage’s graphic designer.

Cover: Clif Taylor in the photograph used on the cover of his 1964 book Ski In a Day, written by Morten Lund, the editor of Skiing Heritage then a contributing editor of Ski and photographed by Kim Massie, an outstanding ski photographer at the time. This was the first book in which the concept of graduating from short short skis to longer and longer skis was proposed, in side by side sequence photos showing a similar turn on three-foot, four-foot and five-foot skis.

Letter From The President: History, A Way to Revive the Sport: President John Fry suggests that the ski industry use the history of the sport as a marketing tool. He also listed the ways in which ISHA supports the spread and preservation of ski history and referred to the support of the International Ski History Congress held in Park City in February by ISHA’s undertaking to publish the papers delivered at the Congress.

Readers Respond: Kandahar Kapers on the origin of Kandahar as the name of the British Kandahar Challenge Cup; Remembering Greta Uhl: “the strudle lady” ran a mid-mountain Aspen restaurant for years; A letter about Alain Stump, the cover figure speed racer for the Third Issue 1999, saying he has a grandfather named Jacques who started the first independent Swiss ski school, The not so ancient Olympic flame turns out to be a concoction by Leni Riefestahl expressly acted out for her Olympiad film made at Hiltler’s behest, contributed by Luanne Pfeifer; Norwegian memories by Erling Omland about childhood memories of the 1924 Olympic heroes, Thorleif Haug and Tullen Thams who won four golds and one bronze between them. From Iran to Utah, an Iranian alpine skier makes it to the 2002 Olympics, contributed by Kim Massie, Gluck in ungluck, by Peter Picard, about escaping by boat from the Germans via the trans-Siberian railroad and embarking at Vladivostock. “Are you still racing while other are racing?” was a Henke slogan referred to by Jimmy Davidson, in his thoughts on the vintage Henke ad for its buckle boots. Buchmayr’s Querstprung, Heritage finds the famous picture of Siggi Buchmayr in a pole jump on the Tuckerman headwall. Ian Ferguson comments on the Lange story in his letter Wild Man Lange. Another memoir by 10th Mountain veteran Bob Carson on his life in skiing; triggered by the recollection that his kids went to school with Bob’s in Boulder; A criticism of Lange boots by Robie Albouy recalled by Allen Mundt; Another letter on Lange by Bob Parker says that in the before-Lange era, there was lots of good skiing done on leather boots. The First North American Rope Tow, a letter from Peggy Johnson on the claims made on behalf of Moose Parquet to having built the first rope tow in North America, and countering claims by Betty Whitney to having seen a rope two in the Laurentians in 1928.

The Strange Long History of the Short Ski by Morten Lund. The lead story goes from his first assignment to cover Taylor back to the research he has done on the pre-Taylor history of the short ski, beginning with the five foot Zdarsky ski in Austria at the turn of the 1900s, and the first short short ski, which was the firngleiter, or spring snow ski of the mountaineering skiers, including one patented by Emo Henrich, the head of the Stratton Mountain ski school. Then the text covers the kurzki of the Kitzbuhel ski school in a program that began in the 1950s under Karl Kolller, after it had been explored by older Kitzbuhelers. The next short ski of note was the goon ski, invented by an Olympic figure skater Jimmy Madden, who designed it and used it around Mt. Cranmore in North Conway. Then enters the last and most influential short ski teacher, Clif Taykir if Brattleboro Vermont who with the aid of Ski Magazine started a movement that brought short ski director parallel teaching, known now as GLM or Graduated Length Method, to a dozen American resorts before it faded away, but its influence is still felt in the adoption of short “ski blades” for learning at a number of American ski school currently.

Technique and Teaching: Surviving Schrittbogen A memoir by Stu Campbell, longtime head of the Stowe Ski School and Ski Magazine technical editor on his days as a college racer in the turmoil of the “reverse revolution” of which schrittbogen was a part., a step turn that put racers in a reverse position.. The story goes on to say that the Kruckenhauser books exaggerated the racers’ reverse position, and his description of wedel in the 1957 Austrian Ski Teaching Plan, translated into English in 1958, influential in rethinking American technique and teaching.

Ski Industry: Decline and Fall by Seth Masia. A story on the U.S. ski manufacturing industry showing how the early American ski factories making hickory skis were replaced in the U.S. by Howard Head and his successors making aluminum skis, and then by the fiberglass skis. And although there were a dozen American ski makers who had come on the scene since the beginning, by the 1980s, all the existing ski makers were in trouble partly from overproduction and partly from the effects of globalization which sent the factories to third world countries both in the U.S and in Europe. The last attempt at U.S. ski making was set in motion by the Volant company, launched by Bucky Kashiwa. But eventually, Volant folded too under the pressure of third world competition. Currently there are no skis mass-produced in the U.S., and the few manufacturers are all boutique operations, like Steve Denker’s Evolution Skis in Salt Lake and former Head Ski chief designer John Howe’s Claw ski made in Maine.

Classic Gear: Binding Revolution by Wolfgang Lert. An appreciation by veteran skier Wolfgang Lert of the revolutionary Huitfeldt binding invented in Norway in 1894, including the first-ever toe irons screwed to the ski itself, which set the concept later extended to a toe iron mortised directly through the ski. The binding was so sturdy that Amundsen chose it as the binding with which he became the first to ski to the North Pole. Combined with the Hoyer-Ellefsen lever heel strap buckle, its popularity lasted well through the 1920s and the principles of the toe iron fixed directly to the ski and lever tension for the heel strap was adapted by the most popular and universal binding in history, the Kandahar type binding in which the toe iron became a toe plate screwed directly to the top of the ski and the Ellefsen buckle became the front throw heel cable tensioning device.

Where Are They Now? by Seth Masia. Sketches of seven Vail pioneers. Earl Eaton, initial discoverer or the Vail terrain; Dick Hauserman, first permanent resident and first ski shop owner; Pete Seibert, the organizer of the first board and first Vail president; Bill Brown, the longtime mountain manager of Vail during its formative years; Dale and Renee Gorsuch, the owners of the second ski shop owners and currently the longest continuously operating merchant management in Vail;’ Pepo Gramshammer, first innkeeper and restaurant owner, founder of Gasthof Grammshammer; Bob Parker, Vail’s first publicity director and longtime marketing vice president.

Second Feature: An Avalanche of Ski History by Morten Lund. An account of the first International Ski History Congress in the U.S. held in February 2002 at Park City, Utah under academic organizer John Allen, retired professor of history at Plymouth College in New Hampshire and hosted by Ski Utah, the Mariot Library Ski Archives, and the Alf Engen Ski Museum.. It was declared an unqualified success after forty-two papers were delivered in four days of double-sessions. Papers were presented by thirty-two U.S. journalists, veteran skiers and historians, and ten presented by historians from abroad.

Looking Back: 30 years ago: Karl Schranz expelled by IOC head Avery Brundage 40 years ago: an anecdote of Webb Moffet, owner of Snoqualmie; the 1962 FIS World Championsbip men’s slalom at Chamonix won by Charles Bozon with Guy Perillat second 50 years ago: Andy Mead Lawrence’s double gold at the 1952 Olympics in Oslo; an anecdote by Doug Pfeiffer concerning a 1952 trip on Athabaska Glacier with Dick Holden and ISHA president John Fry.

Historic Lodges :Colorado’s Ski Tip Lodge by Seth Masia. The founding by Max and Edna Dercum of Ski Tip Ranch in Dillon, the first classic ski lodge between Denver and Aspen, founded in 1949. The Dercums were foremost promoters of the sport in eastern Colorado for fifty years, helping to found both Arapahoe Basin and Keystone within a few miles east and west, respectively, of Ski Tip Ranch.

Skier’s Bookshelf: How the English Made the Alps by John Ring. The story of the English on skis and on foot making the Western Alp Europe’s prime mid-continent summer and winter recreation region. Winter Tales and Trails by Ron Watters. Stories from the early ski history of Idaho, Wyoming and Montana. Alta, Utah, A People’s Story by Duane Shrontz. The personalities behind the first Wasatch resort, the seed ski area for the current ski complex in the Salt Lake City region of Utah. Last Breath by Peter Stark. True tales of the extreme perils of exploration including two cautionary narratives pertinent to snowsport- surviving avalanche on a snowboarding expedition and recovering from hypothermia after a backcountry skiing accident.

At The Museums: The Park City International Ski History Congress by John Allen. The meeting of the heads of the leading U.S. ski museums to discuss ways of cooperating for the greater goal of preserving ski history.

Remembering: Paulie Hannah-Wife of trail designer Sel Hannah, Paulie was an early standout women racer; the two of them ran the ski Hearth Inn at Franconia, New Hamoshire until Sel Hannah founded Snow Engineering, the earliest U.S. ski resort development consultants in Franconia.. Helmut Teichner-the ski school director at Wilmot, Wisconsin during the fifty years that followed his founding of the school in 1939, a major force in establishing skiing in the Midwest and the Midwest ski instructor organizations. Otto Frei and Hans “Rudi” Kuersteiner - Frei was director of the Snow Ridge ski school in the Catskills, Whiteface Mt. Race coach; Kuersteiner was an outstandkng instructor in organized ski school training in New York state. Warren Lowry-a dedicated stalwart of FIS officialdom who worked out the finer points of the international racer ranking system, former president of the U.S. Eastern Amateur Ski Association

Longthongs and Short Tales: Mighty Strange MacTaggart by Morten Lund. The incredible tale of a ski resort developer of Bear Mountain and Aspen Wildcat who fled with embezzled funds and then became the leading international hero of the environmental movement as head of Greenpeace for many years

Second Issue, June 2002: Walter Foeger & Natur Teknik
Also: Jimmie Heuga; American Ski Boots history; Carl Tellefsen; ISHA Gathering 2002; Gasthof Gramshammer; Colorado Ski Museum; Nordica Grand Prix

Third Issue, September 2002: Jerry Nunn & The Avalauncher
Also: Avalement; Release bindings; Maria Bogner; Vermont Ski Museum; Pete Seibert

Fourth Issue, December 2002: Andrea Mead Lawrence
Also: Wedeln, 10th Mountain Division hikes to Aspen; Beekley Collection goes to Mammoth; Kastle Slalom; Alex Cushing and Tom Corcoran; History of warmth; Peckett’s Inn

First Issue, March 2003: Stein Eriksen
Also: Indoor winter sports shows, the Trade Show, Rossignol Ski Museum, The Ahwahnee, Portillo, New Mexico Ski Hall of Fame, Flatland Ski News, Alf Engen Museum in Park City, Plate Bindings, Hanson brothers, Darcy Brown

Second Issue, June 2003: Dartmouth Outing Club
Also: Franz Gabl’s boyhood in St. Anton, Knee-High Boots, Stowe’s Ranch Camp lodge; 18th Century Russian Skiers in Alaska; History of Ski Injuries; Deer Valley Gathering; 2002 Award Winners; Everett Kircher; New Directors, New Projects, and Ski Museum Collaboration.

Third Issue, September 2003: Emile Allais
Also: American ski lifts, How the Brits Invented Skiing, Taos’ Hotel St. Bernard, Birth of the Waxless Ski, the Great ISHA Raffle.

Fourth Issue, December 2003: First Olympic medals for US men
Also: Splitkein patent; Nordic Bows to Alpine; US National Ski Hall of Fame; Don Thomas; Leni Riefenstahl; Ski house design evolution; Ski industry needs a history lesson.

First Issue, March 2004: Warren Miller
Also: Milestones in ski design; Dave McCoy; Ma Russell; Musee Dauphinois; Collectible posters; donor list; president’s annual report.

Second Issue, June 2004: Buddy Werner
Also: Fred Pabst, history of the carved turn, America’s first World Championships, Collectible skis, Betty Whitney’s Legendary Inn, new directors, annual awards.

Third Issue, September 2004: Dick Buek, Harvey Gibson, Silver Skis on Mt. Rainier, Pioneer women, Ketchum/Sun Valley Museum, Rigo Thurmer’s gift. First color cover.

Fourth Issue, December 2004: Walt Schoenknecht, Tony Wise, Moosilauke downhill, Trapp Family Lodge, history of ski edges, Wow!: a history of extreme moves.

First Issue, March 2005: Stephan Kruckenhauser, Sepp Ruschp, Bob Cram & Bob Bugg, Harriman Cup, marketing disasters.

Second Issue, June 2005: Bode Miller, Art Furrer, Sixties Skiwear, Tuckerman Inferno, Gathering, Heatherbed, celebrating Schneider.

Third Issue, September 2005: Brooks Dodge, Schneider’s disciplesHow many skiers?, WACs of Camp Hale, Hall of Fame, Greylock’s Thunderbolt, ski shape evolution.

Fourth Issue, December 2005: 75th Anniversary of Alpine Racing: The Legacy of Arnold Lunn, the Trail Map Artists, Ernst Constam and the T-bar, Sun Valley Lodge.

First Issue, March 2006: Toni Sailer, Freestyle joins the Olympics, US Ski Jumping, Resort Ads, Highland-Bavarian Lodge, Vintage Ski World.

Second Issue, June 2006: Billy Kidd, Okemo & Killington, Alice Kiaer, Moriarity Hats, ISHA’s 2006 Award winners, Osborn & Ulland, Timberline Lodge.

Third Issue, September 2006: Hans Gmoser, Penny Pitou, Wayne Wong, Spider Sabich, Downhill in Dixie, Sun Valley Memories, Hotel Jerome, Ski Films, Liftlines.

Fourth Issue, December 2006: Ernie Blake, the Ski Magazines, Mad River Glen, Marc Hodler, History of Ski Bums, Merrill Hastings, Joan Hannah, Pete Lane’s, Ski-Binding systems.

First Issue, March 2007: Nancy Greene, Skiing’s Inner Game, Pioneering Shops, Apres Ski Through the Ages, Gray Rocks, Othmar Schneider, a Bob Parker tale.

Second Issue, June 2007: Nicholas Morant’s photos, Less Otten, Stone-Age skis, Nelson Bennett, The Silver Belt race, ISHA’s Chamonix adventure, Jackson Hole’s Alpenhof Lodge, Campgaw Mountain, Rear Entry Boots, Martinis for Lunch.

Third Issue, September 2007: Last Reunion of the 10th, Norway: How It All Started, Chick Igaya, Aspen’s Roch Cup, Sandia Peak, John Allen’s latest book, humor from Burt Sims.

Fourth Issue, December 2007: Growing Up Cochran, Sun Valley ’64, Holmenkollen history, Rossignol turns 100, Stein turns 80,North Conway’s Eastern Slope Inn, New England Ski Museum.

First Issue, March 2008: Mathias Zdarsky, Aspen, Bill Hazelett, XC Should Return to its Roots, Where Seniors Ski Free, Christie Hill, Andy Mill, Hall of Fame Selection Process.

Second Issue, June 2008: Jean-Claude Killy, Arlberg Ski Club, Ruth Altmann, History of the rope tow, Sherman Poppen, Tap Tapley, Squaw’s Chinese downhill, 2008 ISHA Awards.

Third Issue, September 2008: World Cup origins, John Woodward, Dave Jacobs, Ray Atkeson, History of the Rope Tow, Gasoline Shortages, Private Ski Areas, Ski Testing, Ski Racing on TV.

Fourth Issue, December 2008: Lowell Thomas, The Boom of the ’50s and ’60s, California’s Longboard Ladies, Leaving Las Vegas, Colorado Ski Train, Adrien Duvillard, Aspen’s Limelite Lodge, Where Seniors Ski Free.

First Issue, March 2009: Norwegians Invade America, Women’s Ski Jumping, Kids in Ski Art, Snowboarding is Older Than You Think, Boom of the ’60s part II, New Hampshire’s Mittersill Resort, Tom Jacobs.

Second Issue, June 2009: Ralph Miller, Dick Barrymore, Dartmouth’s Legacy, Plumas Ski Club Revives Longboard Racing, Skiing the Ancient Way in the Altai, Russia’s Long Dominance of Biathlon, How Ski Racers Have Changed.

Third Issue, September 2009: Roland Palmedo, 1935 Olympic Trials, Ernest Hemingway, By Train to North Conway, First Overhead Cable Lift, Harry Vallin, Ingemar Stenmark, Don Lemos, Stowe’s Foster Place.

Fourth Issue, December 2009: Hannes Schroll, Yuichiro Miura, Jim and Shane McConkey, Hans Kraus, Emile Cochand, Chuck Ferries

First Issue, March 2010: Chalet Cochand, Rustler Lodge, Ian Fleming, Cross-country skating, Jim Gaddis, Hans Kraus, Resort architecture

Second Issue, June 2010: The Marolts of Aspen, Vancouver Miracle, Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance, Corky Fowler, Sky Tavern, Kingsbury Pitcher, history of ski wax, books about Canucks

Third Issue, September 2010: McGill vs. Dartmouth, Hunter Thompson, Daron Rahlves, Hart Skis, Fred Iselin, Erich Sailer, Alta images, Bradley Packer.

Fourth Issue, December 2010: Crested Butte and PSIA at 50, Pitcher Inn, Vintage Ski Races, Trail Names, Cindy Nelson memoir, photo feature on Stars at Sun Valley, history of season passes, Ann Heggtveit, Downhill Racer, Denny Hanson, the Stivot, Biathlon Boom.

First Issue, January/February 2011: Birger Ruud, Georges Joubert, Ski Pins, Dartmouth Carnival Posters, Waterville Valley, Stowehof, Carl Ettlinger, Dick Goetzman. New frequency: Six issues per year.

Second Issue, March/April 2011: Ski Flying, Charley Proctor, Johnny Fripp, Playboy Club, Caberfae, Gstaad Palace, Sun Valley Stars, Ski posters

Third Issue, May/June 2011: Sun Valley 75th Anniversary Reunions, Pro Freestyle Reunion, World Cup Final Controversy, Parsenn Derby, Aspen Meadows Resort, Norquay, Tyler Palmer, Hans Georg, Eriksen Skis, World Ski Summit, Pete Heuga, Cecile Johnson

Fourth Issue, July/August 2011: Crazy Canucks, Ski Clubs, Alpine Nippon, Ann Bonfey Taylor, Buzz Bainbridge, Lodge at Vail, Garland, John Litchfield, Lloyd Severud

Fifth Issue, September/October 2011: Made in Switzerland, Special Section on the Alps, Snow King, Matti Nykanen, Leduc Library, Pole Plant, Louis Cochand, Kathy Harriman Mortimer, Jack Fisher

Sixth Issue, November/December 2011: Swiss Gear II, Speed Skiing, Stratton at 50, Arlberg Hospiz, Alan Schonberger, Konrad Staudinger, Yvan Tache

First Issue, January/February 2012: Emile Allais at 100, Ray Atkeson photos, Ski areas in national parks, Sugarloaf, Phil and Steve Mahre, John Lovett, FIS changes rules on GS

Second Issue, March/April 2012: Glamorous skibirds, history of helmets, turning on the inside ski, Ski Heil, Pirmin Zurbriggen, Breckenridge at 50, Waitsfield Inn, Hans Geier

Third Issue, May/June 2012: World Pro Ski Tour reunion, After the 10th: U.S. Army Cold Weather Training, Stowe’s The Shed, Angry Politics of Ski Racing, Karl Schranz, Bert Fischer, Lindsey Vonn’s season, Magic Mountain goes co-op.

Fourth Issue, July/August 2012: Kitzbuehel Museum, Snow Domes, An English Lady in Norway (1891), Invention of GS, Eva Twardokens, Bernhard Russi, Revelstoke.

Fifth Issue, September/October 2012: Color-coded Trails, Ski Women’s Way, Learning From the (Northland) Book, Arapahoe Basin, Salter’s Ski Shop, Franz Klammer, Splitkein at War.

Sixth Issue, November/December 2012: Marc Girardelli, Poster Stamps, Canada’s Governors General on Snow, Hall of Fame Spat, Ligety Wins on GS Skis He Hates, Magic Mountain, Tori Pillinger Robinson, Postwar Gear.

Vol 25 No 1, January/February 2013: Toni Seelos, Kjetil Andre Aamodt, NSAJA at 50, Aspen’s Red Onion, Utah Interconnect, WWII Telemark Raid, Hickory & Tweed.

Vol 25 No 2, March/April 2013: Anne Marie Moser-Proell, Vail’s Racing History, National Ski Patrol at 75, Rocker Skis, U.S. Alpine Team Rules at FIS Championships, Canadian Ski Posters

Vol 25 No 3, May/June 2013: Title change issue. Story of Pro Racing, Cochran Clan, Bob Cram Cartoons, Climate Change, Canadian Ski Museum Moves to Tremblant, Sheik from Up North, Wilmot

Vol 25 No 4, July/August 2013: Carlo Pellegrini, Women’s Pro Tour, Jonny Mosely, Tony Wise and the Worldloppet, Barney Berlenbach, Skiing on Vancouver Island

Vol 25 No 5, September/October 2013: Fred Lindholm photos, Dr. Richard Steadman, Maria Walliser, Heavenly, Canadian-built skis, 1928 skiing on Colorado's Corona Pass, Snow Valley (Vt)

Vol 25 No 6, November/December 2013: Andreas and Hanni Wenzel, Mineral King, Mt. Hood Museum, Greg Stump's Legend of Aahh's, XC ski collector Laurent Donze

Vol 26 No 1, January/February 2014: Rick Sylvester, Mont Tremblant at 75, Patrick Lang's Olympic memories, Bill Beck vs Toni Matt, Bernie Weichsel, 50-year resort anniversaries 

Vol 26 No 2, March/April 2014: After the Games: the future of Winter Olympics, Otto Tschudi, Font Rameu, ski poster market, Ontario's Bee Hive pro race, Park City at 50, Geldhof, Myles Rademan

Vol 26 No 3, May/June 2014: Lasse Kjus, Royal Gorge, Buddy Werner, Sven Coomer, three decades of men's skiwear, Vermont's Alpine Shop

Vol 26 No 4, July/August 2014: Bill Johnson, Herman Gollner, Oslo skiing, Jay Peak, XC vs the Snowmobile, Ingrid Wicken's library

Vol 26 No 5, September/October 2014: Tommy Moe, Mount Baker, John Caldwell, Bill Briggs meets Sir Arnold Lunn, Utah Ski Archives, alpine art, terrain-based learning 

Vol 26 No 6, November/December 2014: White Wolf: Between Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows; Europe's skiing postmen, Rib Mountain, Ski History Haus at Crested Butte, where seniors ski free, schussing the Empire State Building

Vol 27 No 1, January/February 2015:

Commentary, p. 5: The Ski Industry’s Quandary by John Fry.  Opposition to a minimum wage increase says a lot about the ability of small ski areas to survive.

Short Turns, p. 6: The History of 1-2-3 by Seth Masia.  American women dominated at Lake Louise in the first-ever U.S. podium sweep in World Cup alpine racing.

 

Where Are They Now? p. 11: Vreni Schneider by Edith Thys Morgan.  The star of the 1989 World Alpine Championships at Vail is back home in Switzerland, with a family and a ski school.

13 With Skis Above His Ears

More than 40 years ago, Miroslaw Graf, an 11-yearold Polish junior champion, discovered the aerodynamic secret to jumping longer—the V-style jump. By E. John B. Allen

15 Night and Day
Since 1937, the slopes around Snoqualmie have been a day-trip destination for Seattle-area skiers. By Jeff Leich

18 An Eye for Speed
Thrilling images of World Cup superstars by photographer John Kelly. By Kathleen James and John fry

26 The Trails of Tamarack
Olympic champion Bode Miller learned to ski on the rural New Hampshire slopes that his grandfather cleared in the late 1940s. By Nathaniel Vinton

 

Where Are They Now? p. 30: Ted Farwell by Seth Masia.  U.S. national nordic combined champion and longtime resort consultant looks back on his life in skiing.

Vol 27 No 2, March/April  2015: 

Short Turns, p. 6: Altai’s Ancient Ski Roots by Nils Larsen.  Researchers from around the world gather in northwest China for international ski-history conference.

Resorts Then and Now, p. 11: Back to the Future by Ted Beeler.  Can small ski areas be saved? Nonprofit and community solutions are on the rise nationwide.

13 A Century of Skiing

Steamboat’s Howelsen Hill celebrates its 100th anniversary. By Tom West & Kathleen James

 

Collectibles, p. 17: Rare Poster Sells for $30,000 by Everett Potter.  Led by a 1934 poster from Gstaad by artist Alex Diggelman, prices at the annual Swann Galleries auction are on the rise.

20 Breaking the World Cup Record
After a stunning comeback this past winter, Lindsey Vonn surpassed Austrian racer Annemarie Moser-Proell’s record number of alpine World Cup wins. Who’s the greatest? The new record ignites a debate that won’t be resolved soon. By Edith Thys Morgan

PLUS : Skiing History’s Top Ten Women Alpine Racers

28 Fifty Years of Lange
Lange first sold ski boots to the public in 1965. Three employees from the early years recall how it happened. As told to Seth Masia

Vol 27 No 3, May/June 2015:

 

Short Turns, p. 5: NASTAR Joins the U.S. Ski Team by Seth Masia.  USSA will assume control of the national program for recreational skiers, in hopes of drawing more young skiers into racing.

18 The King of Klosters

The son of American novelist Irwin Shaw recalls his childhood in a Swiss ski resort studded with movie stars and celebrities. By Adam Shaw

21 Rise and Fall
How the top alpine racing nations have performed in international competition since World War II. By Alain Lazard

23 Taking Air
The evolution of jumping technique, from standing upright to the sleek V-style of today.By E. John B. Allen and Aleš Guček

26 How New York Lost its Marble
Marble Mountain near Lake Placid is the largest ski area in the Eastern U.S. ever to be abandoned. By Phil Johnson with Jeremy Davis

 

Where Are They Now? p. 30: Greg Jones by Seth Masia.  A bronze medal and a World Cup victory led to 35 years as a passionate ski coach.

Vol 27 No 4, July/August 2015:

Short Turns, p. 5: Globe-Trotting by Peggy Shinn.  Two 40-year-old World Cup Globes have recently surfaced.  Are they the real deal?  Skiing History investigates.

Where Are They Now? p. 13: Nancy Greene Raine by Edith Thys Morgan.  The two-time world champion serves in the Canadian Senate and is director of skiing at Sun Peaks in B.C.

 

Ski Memories, p. 17: A Minor Cold War Victory by Bob Woodward.  In 1979, the author slipped behind the Soviet curtain of silence for an interview with fearsome Russian cross-country racer Yvgeny Belyayev.

19 All American

Bob Beattie speaks out on the “alarming” state of collegiate ski racing in the United States—and how it can be fixed. By Edith Thys Morgan

22 The Double Life of Dave McCoy
Fifty years ago, the builder of California’s Mammoth Mountain was also mentor to the country’s best racing talent. By Burton Hersh

27 The Extraordinary Ski Life of J Laughlin
A giant of American book publishing had another career…on snow. By Ian Macniven

 

Ski Memories, p. 30: The Man Who Taught College Students to Ski by Karen D. Lorentz.  On 32 vertical feet in Vermont, the late Bill Jenkins built the largest college ski-school program in America.

Vol 27 No 5, September/October 2015

14 Avanti!

Italian skiing has its roots in the military and the passion of a Swiss-born civilian named Adolfo Kind. By E. John B. Allen 

18 Mountains of Controversy
For five decades, ski areas have been wrangling with environmentalists over terrain expansion, real-estate development, wildlife protection, water rights and more. Is the era of opposition finally coming to an end? By Ken Castle

28 Up Above Albuquerque
 Inspired by the Alps, a scenic tram has carried skiers to New Mexico’s Sandia Peak for almost 50 years. By Jeff Leich

Vol 27 No 6, November/December 2015:

Short Turns, p. 5: New Life for Historic Mittersill by Seth Masia.  Upgrades at Cannon Mountain clear the way for world-class race-training site.

 

Where Are They Now? p. 9: Gunde Svan by M. Michael Brady.  The star of Swedish cross-country racing in the 1980s is now a popular TV talk-show host

12 Wartime Allies

75 years ago, the Anchorage Ski Club and the U.S. Army teamed up to build the Arctic Valley ski area in Alaska. BY KIRBY GILBERT

15 The Life and Times of Beconta
A sporting goods company founded in Berlin found a second life in postwar America—as the most influential importer of its era. BY SETH MASIA

19 Lost and Found
Hundreds of rare and valuable ski posters, long forgotten in a Scottish attic, are now restored and for sale. BY EVERETT POTTER

23 The New Reality 
Climate change, water use, summer recreation expansion, terrain limits and interconnects: Past disputes between ski areas and environmentalists give way to future ones. Plus: How resorts are going green. BY KEN CASTLE

Where Are They Now? p. 30: CB Vaughan, Jr. by Peggy Shinn.  Fifty years after setting the world speed-skiing record and 44 years after found CB Sports, CB Vaughan, Jr., is still in business.

 

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Short Turns, p. 7: Eddie the Eagle, Take 2 by Aleš Guček.  New movie is inspired by England’s underdog Olympic jumper.

 

Short Turns, p. 10: Mount Ascutney Revival by Jeremy Davis.  Starting with a rope tow, Vermont community rallies to bring skiing back to New England’s largest lost ski resort.

13 Juha Mieto
Memories of nordic racing’s big man—and the closest individual race in competitive cross-country history. BY BOB WOODWARD

15 Jim McConkey
The pioneer powderhound and cliff jumper, one of the most visible skiers of the 1960s, is still skiing at age 89. BY SETH MASIA

18 Whistler’s Big Birthday
Five locals tell the story of five decades of progress at Whistler Mountain in British Columbia. Plus: Whistler pioneers. BY MICHEL BEAUDRY

Classic Ski Shops, p. 24: Singular Focus by Phil Johnson.  The Alpine Sport Shop in Saratoga Springs has been selling skis for 75 years.

27 The One and Only Stein
Born into a famous Norwegian ski family, Olympic gold medalist Stein Eriksen became the celebrated icon of skiing 60 years ago. BY MORTEN LUND

Vol 28 No 2, March/April 2016 

Short Turns, p. 9: Hannes Schneider Slept Here by Everett Potter.  The Childhood home of the Austrian ski pioneer and Arlberg technique founder is now available to rent as a vacation chalet

 

Collectibles, p. 13: Fits and Starts by Everett Potter.  While a few blue-chip posters fetched high prices, others failed to raise interest from the audience at Swann’s annual auction.

15 Alta Lodge
As it celebrates 75 years, this low-key Utah lodge has stayed true to its family roots. BY EVERETT POTTER

18 The Lost Trails of Paul d’Allmen
Almost killed in World War I, an unsung Swiss came to map the ski trails of the Laurentian Mountains in Quebec. Recently restored, his detailed, hand-drawn maps are a visual and historic treasure. BY JOSEPH GRAHAM

23 Debbie Armstrong
After a storybook alpine racing career, the 1984 Olympic giant slalom champion finds a new calling in coaching young skiers in Steamboat Springs— and liberation and acceptance through a recent Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) diagnosis. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

Ski Memories, p. 27: Ski Levi’s by Seth Masia.  The spectacular arc if skiwear’s denim cowboy look.

Media Reviews, p. 29: Freedom Found by John Fry.  Warren Miller’s new autobiography offers a penetrating look inside the filmmaker’s fascinating life.

Remembering, p. 31: Stein Memorial by John Fry.  Hundreds gathered in February at Deer Valley to honor the memory of the late Stein Eriksen

VOLUME 28, NO. 3 MAY-JUNE 2016

Commentary, p. 6: Stop the Music! By John Fry.  Five thousand people at a ski area share a common interest.  It just doesn’t happen to be music.

 

Short Turns, p. 8: Shiffrin’s Big Wins by Seth Masia.  American racer’s sustained two-second victory margins are unprecedented in the World Cup era.

13 Hansi Hinterseer
The former World Cup and pro slalom ace from Austria is a pop superstar in Europe. Plus: Mike Hundert looks back on Hansi’s arrival as the glamorous “Joe Namath” of World Pro Skiing. BY PATRICK LANG

16 Jean Vuarnet
His Olympic gold was only the beginning. The triumphant, sometimes tumultuous personal and professional life of the 1960 downhill champion, technique analyst, resort developer, and entrepreneur of sunglass fame. BY ALAIN LAZARD  

22 Endless Winter
Led by top racers like Pepi Stiegler, Stein Eriksen and Erich Sailer, summer ski camps were once a booming business at resorts across western North America. From as many as 18, the number of ski areas hosting them has dwindled to a few. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

28 Living History
During Skiing History Week in Aspen in April 2016, ISHA honored ski historians from around the world and the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame inducted its Class of 2015. BY KATHLEEN JAMES  

Museum News, p. 32: Winter Comes by Tim Gibbons.  New exhibit in Bend celebrates Oregon’s nordic ski history

VOLUME 28, NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2016

Short Turns, p. 5: 1,000 Feet and Below by Kathleen James.  New documentary film is a testament to the history and community spirit of Maine’s small ski hills.

Where Are They Now? p. 10: Pepi Stiegler by Wade McKoy.  Longtime Jackson Hole ski-school director and Olympic champ Pepi Stiegler is upbeat and on the mend after a life-threatening fall last October.

 

Resorts Then and Now, p. 13: Craftsbury Outdoor Center by Peggy Shinn.  In northern Vermont, a “crazy idea” has become a world-class, award-winning cross-country and outdoor center.

16 Magnificent Monochrome
In iconic black-and-white images, ski photographer Hans Truöl (1920–1981) captured the world’s top alpine racers and dramatic mountain landscapes. BY KATHLEEN JAMES

22 Aspen’s Wild Ride
For a dozen years, Denver billionaire and Hollywood heavyweight Marvin Davis owned the Aspen Skiing Company. BY JAY COWAN

25 The Dating Game
From May to March to late January, the long-running argument over the optimal date for the SnowSports Industries America annual trade show is a reflection of an ever-changing market. BY JACKSON HOGEN

Commentary, p. 30: The Great French Ski Controversy by John Fry.  More than 40 years after six top racers were kicked off the French national team, bitter feelings still linger.

VOLUME 28, NO. 5 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2016

Short Turns, p. 5: Tomorrow the World by Seth Masia.  Vail’s purchase of Whistler/Blackcomb is historic: it makes the company twice as large, financially, as the number two ski resort operator.  Vail is now poised to leap oceans.

 

Where Are They Now? p. 15: Toril Forland by Edith Thys Morgan.  The five-time World Pro Tour champion has made a life in skiing. 

18 A Short, Colorful History of Ski Boots
Early boot design was dictated by binding design. The modern era introduced new materials, fit and height that led to a revolution in alpine technique. By Seth Masia 

22 North America’s Ski City
Archival images document the early ski culture of Montreal, where residents have jumped, raced and skied on the slopes of Mont Royal for more than a century. By Bob Soden

28 How to Fund the Future?
While athletes on the U.S. alpine A Team are fully funded, critics question why an up-and-comer on the B, C, or Development teams must raise as much as $25,000 a year to cover expenses. It wasn’t always this way. Plus: How U.S. development compares with six other nations. By John Meyer

News from ISHA, p. 33: ISHA Marks 25th Anniversary by Seth Masia.  Mason Beekley’s lifelong passion led to the founding of ISHA during the winter of 1990-1991.  Skiing History week 2017 will mark the 25th annual awards banquet.

VOLUME 28, NO. 6 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2016

Short Turns, p. 5: DU Hosts Reception at Center for Ski History.  University’s new collection features 1,600 books on skiing, plus personal papers, publications, photos and memorabilia. 

Museum News, p. 11: U.S. Hall of Fame Announces Class of 2016.  10 people will be inducted at Stowe Mountain Resort on April 8, 2017.

Equipment, p. 14: Whatever Happened to Heierling? By Luzi Hitz.  After four generations, the family revives its boot brand.

 

Classics, p. 15: Pack Attack by an unknown author.  An 1890 adventure: Caught near the summit after dark, a Steamboat Springs skier is pursued by ravenous wolves. Fact, fiction, or a bit of both?

17 An Interview with Penny Pitou
America’s 1960 Olympic alpine double medalist reflects on her racing career and the women who inspired her success. BY IAN SCULLY

22 The Great Sun Valley Avalanche
A tragic 1952 incident at America’s  first destination resort stunned the skiing community and contributed to better management and safety practices. Based on firsthand accounts from people who were there. BY DAVID BUTTERFIELD

26 The Man Who Came to Dinner and Stayed a Year
The peripatetic ski life of Marquis Nicolò degli Albizzi, a minor Russian aristocrat whose adventures—and misadventures—led him from the Rockies to Lake Placid and the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec. BY E. JOHN B. ALLEN

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Commentary, p. 6: Making it Great Again! By John Fry.  In November 2016, 16,000 fans attended a World Cup alpine ski race in New England, where love of the sport has never waned.

Short Turns, p. 8: Long Live Longboards! 25th annual competition celebrates the first organized ski races in the USA.

Resorts Then and Now, p. 14: Sunlight Mountain Resort by Steve Rice.  As it celebrates 50 years, a family ski area in Colorado is making its mark in an era of modern mega-resorts.

Where Are They Now? p. 16: The Firth Twins by Bob Woodward.  Resilient sisters Sharon and Shirley Firth came from the Arctic to dominate the Canadian cross-country scene.

18 Killy’s Winter, Unequaled (Part 1)

World Cup turns 50: In Part 1 of an exclusive interview, Jean-Claude Killy recalls his 1967 World Cup triumph—a record-setting season that’s never been surpassed. BY YVES PERRET

 

24 Art of the Dual

The history and future of head-to-head racing, which will debut as a medal event at the 2018 Winter Olympics. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

Media Reviews, p. 31: How Wood Met Metal by Seth Masia.  A transatlantic history of aluminum skis and the companies that created them.

VOLUME 29, NO. 2 MARCH-APRIL 2017

Short Turns, p. 6: Eight Decades of Racing RulesSpecial Report: A six-year effort, led by FIS Alpine Rules Chief Michael Huber, has yielded the first comprehensive digital collection of the changing rules that have governed ski racing over 80 years.

Collectibles, p. 14: Up and Down by Everett Potter.  The annual ski-poster auction at Swann Galleries has become the global benchmark for the market.

16 Killy’s Winter, Never Equaled (Part 2)
In an exclusive interview, Jean-Claude Killy recalls the first season of the World Cup, 50 years ago, when he won 12 of the 17 races, all of the downhills, and finished on the podium in 86% of the races he entered, a record that’s never been surpassed. BY YVES PERRET 

 

22 All or Nothing
Nancy Greene of Canada came from behind to win the 1967 inaugural World Cup overall women’s title by the slimmest of margins in a thrilling final slalom race at Jackson Hole. BY MICHEL BEAUDRY

 

26 Get a Grip! 
For three decades, rope-tow grippers were a ski-equipment staple. BY KIRBY GILBERT AND JOHN HANSEN

 

28 Stowe’s First Ski Trail
Bruce Trail was cut on Vermont’s Mount Manfield in December 1933. Today it’s a popular backcountry run. BY DAVID GOODMAN

Media Reviews, p. 30: Has Skiing Lost its Soul? By John Fry.  New book deplores conglomeration, commercialization, and the dawn of Alpine modernism.

ISHA Honor Roll, p. 33: Another Record Year by Seth Masia.  Donations by individual ISHA members rose by 25 percent in 2016, raising critical funds to support the preservation of skiing history.

VOLUME 29, NO. 3 MAY-JUNE 2017

Commentary, p. 7: For Many, Cost of Going Uphill is Going Down by John Fry.  Multi-area season passes have brought back 1950s prices.

Short Turns, p. 10: Origin Story by Nils Larsen.  Did skiing originate in the Altai mountains of China? A recent New York Times article reignited the ongoing debate.

18 Winter Sporting With the Cookies 

Though he never skied, British businessman Thomas Cook was one of the earliest and most influential ski-vacation promoters. BY E. JOHN B. ALLEN

 

22 Reboot!

The revolution in boot design and construction has changed the way we ski. BY RON LEMASTER

 

26 Loads of Fun on Ski & Snow

During a raucous “ski” weekend in the Laurentian Mountains 89 years ago, the travelers glow happily inside the cars of a snow train and the walls of a once-famous club. BY COREY FORD

Where Are They Now? p. 29: Where Stars Went to Ski by Phil Johnson.  Karl Plattner still lives near Hunter Mountain, where his ski school attracted a glittering circle of New York City celebrities.

Equipment, p. 31: Personal Music is Nothing New by Jeff Blumenfeld.  The Astraltune Stereopack predated the iPhone by 40 years

VOLUME 29, NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2017

Short Turns, p. 6: Dutch Hill Revival by Jeremy Davis.  Long-shuttered Vermont ski area to return as a backcountry area.

Resorts Then and Now, p. 12: Quebec’s All-Time Ski-Area Inventory by Jeremy Davis.  Pierre Dumas has undertaken a project to identify every ski area and ski jump in the history of his home province.

 

Equipment, p. 14: Sticky Wicket by Karen D. Lorentz.  How a young Killington employee in 1963 found a new and better way to attach lift tickets to people.

16 A Time of Transition
Erika Schinegger of Austria, who won the women’s 1966 downhill world championship, later discovered through genetic testing that she was male. The remarkable journey from Erika to Erik was a hard-won triumph.  BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

20 For Sale by Owner
Since 1968, Swiss skier Eric Kellenberger has been amassing what may be the world’s largest vintage-poster collection. Now he’s looking for a buyer. BY EVERETT POTTER

24 Foreign Relations
In collegiate skiing, Americans compete for scarce roster spots with athletes from abroad, a trend that started after World War II. While international athletes raise the level of competition, do they also diminish U.S. ability to develop world-class racers? BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

 

VOLUME 29, NO. 5 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2017

Short Turns, p. 6: Making Races Run More Smoothly by John Fry.  30 years ago, new U.S. Hall of Famer Herman Gollner found the way to keep gate poles from dislodging and delaying a race.

Nordic History, p. 11: Home of the King by Einar Sunde.  Volunteers are restoring the childhood house of Norwegian ski legend Thorleif Haug.

14 Bygone Gizmos

From Jet Stix to Tinkle Tabs, these crazy ski products faded, fizzled or failed to stand the test of time. BY JEFF BLUMENFELD

 

18 What They Laughed At

50 years ago, America’s two best-known cartoonists exchanged amusing letters—words and art—about the foibles of their beloved sport. BY BOB CRAM AND BOB BUGG

 

22 Sunny Days, Cold Nights

Before he found fame as a filmmaker, Warren Miller spent the winter of 1947 living the ski-bum life in a parking lot in Sun Valley. An excerpt from his autobiography, Freedom Found.

Media Reviews, p. 26: 50 Years of Flight by E. John B. Allen.  New book covers the history of jumping in California from 1900 to 1950.

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Short Turns, p. 6: Feast and Famine by Seth Masia.  Private ski areas in the era of 1 percenters.

Collectibles, p. 11: The Art of the Unexpected by Lori Knowles.  In a career that stretched three decades, Murray Hay became one of North America’s most prolific trail-map illustrators.

Technique, p. 13: The 10th Mountain Division Ski Technique of WWII by Charles C. Roberts, Jr. and Seth Masia.  A skier bearing a heavy pack needs a quiet upper body for stability.  In teaching ski troopers how to do it, instructors anticipated fundamental post-war technique changes.

16 Where Are They Now?

After surviving a horrific crash on the notorious Streif, Crazy Canuck downhill champion Todd Brooker went on to a successful career as a TV commentator. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN

20 Skiing to the Poles (Part 1)

From Fridtjof Nansen to Robert E. Peary and Roald Amundsen, skis played a critical role in early Arctic and polar exploration. BY JEFF BLUMENFELD

 

24 Snowmass: The Beginning

How America’s first real-estate-focused resortwas founded 50 years ago. BY JAY COWAN

Classic Ski Shops, p. 33: Service, Service, Service by Mike Dederer.  Sturtevant’s starts a new chapter as it celebrates its 40th anniversary in the Seattle metro area

VOLUME 30, NO. 1 JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2018

Short Turns, p. 5: Where Flatlanders Learn How to Fly by Seth Masia.  Four of America’s top five male ski jumpers hail from an historic ski club in the Chicago suburbs

Where Are They Now? p. 11: Lost and Found by Michel Beaudry.  At the Nagano Olympics, he was stripped of snowboarding’s first gold medal.  The next day, he had the medal back.  Today, Ross Rebagliati is a successful marijuana entrepreneur in British Columbia.

13 Skiing to the Poles (Part 2) 

The critical role of skis in modern-day polar expeditions by explorers like Paul Schurke, Will Steger and Richard Weber. BY JEFF BLUMENFELD

 

16 Olympic Preview: The Golden Men and Women of the Sport

Who’s the greatest? For alpine skiers able to win under pressure, look to their single-Olympics record. BY JOHN FRY

 

19 Giants of GS

Who’s the greatest men’s giant slalom racer of all time? With each passing decade, racing fans renew the ongoing debate. BY PETER OLIVER

 

21 How He Saw It

Over three decades, John G. Zimmerman’s stunning photography defined the sport for millions, from the Olympics to heli-skiing.

 

30 Setting a New Standard

NASTAR, the world’s largest recreational racing program, began 50 years ago as a quest to introduce the equivalent of golf’s par to the sport of skiing. BY JOHN FRY

Remembering, p. 35: Warren Miller by John Fry.  Iconic filmmaker, author and cartoonist who captured the soul of skiing.

VOLUME 30, NO. 2 MARCH-APRIL 2018

Ski News, p. 6: #MeToo Hits Ski Sport by John Fry.  Charges of sexual abuse come to light in Austria, Canada.

Short Turns, p. 9: Queen of the 2018 Olympics by Seth Masia.  Ester Ledecka broke a training barrier and crossed a cultural divide.

15  Skiing’s Central Asian Origins

At a recent conference in China, historians explored the ancient birth of skiing and how it spread across the continents. By Seth Masia  

Collectibles, p. 18: Best Ski Poster Sales in 10 Years by Everett Potter.  Record prices and active bidding at annual Swann auction.

20 Snail Mail & Split Stretch Pants 

NASTAR’s mid-1970s national coordinator fondly remembers the low-tech camaraderie of the racing program’s early days. By Kathe Dillmann

 

24 Squaw Valley Olympics Scrapbook

A behind-the-scenes look at the preparation and staging—things practical, ingenious, silly, memorable and forgotten—that contributed to the success and new traditions of the 1960 Winter Games at Squaw Valley. By David Butterfield

 

VOLUME 30, NO. 3 MAY-JUNE 2018

Short Turns, p. 5: Made in Ukraine by Seth Masia.  The rise of Eastern Europe as a ski-manufacturing center.

Ski Travel, p. 9: Exploring Riva Ridge by Paul Duncan.  Tracing the trail of the 10th Mountain Division in Italy.

Commentary, p. 10: The Power of Team by Edith Thys Morgan.  U.S. Skiing could learn a lot from the success formula within its own women’s cross-country team. 

Ski Memories, p. 13: Can’t We All Just Get Along? By Roger Lohr.  The man who wrote the manual recalls early efforts to bridge the cultural divide between skiers and snowboarders.

15 If the Boot Fits, Wear It

From poisonous foam to sophisticated liners, the custom-fitting of plastic boots has progressed spectacularly over 50 years. BY SETH MASIA
 

18 Penguin Power!
One of North America’s first and most successful ski clubs was created in Quebec entirely by, and for, women. BY CARA ARMSTRONG AND LORI KNOWLES

22 The Incomparable Bob Beattie

Bold, dynamic, and charismatic, the late Bob Beattie fueled much of what happened in competitive alpine skiing between 1960 and the end of the 20th century. An appraisal of when, where and how he succeeded, by a journalist who knew and interviewed him for more than 50 years. BY JOHN FRY

Ski Memories, p. 30: Mr. Big Vanilla by Jeff Blumenfeld.  Broadway lensman Werner J. Kuhn ran the patrol, taught first aid and shot PR photos at a popular Catskills ski area.

Museum News, p. 35: Branching Out by E. John B. Allen.  New England Ski Museum opens new satellite in North Conway.

VOLUME 30 NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2018

  • When Head Went Modern The late John Howe, chief designer at Head from 1967 to 1984, recalls the transition from metal to fiberglass skis. BY SETH MASIA
  • Joie de Vivre Michel Rudigoz of Sun Valley is the man behind the most successful U.S. women’s alpine team of all time. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN
  • A Sport Once White Not as much any more. Starting 45 years ago, the National Brotherhood of Skiers has brought black skiers—and racers—onto the slopes. BY JAY COWAN
  • What’s in a Name? When it comes to trail monikers, no lions and tigers, but plenty of bears—not to mention resort founders, historic events and the occasional death threat. BY JEFF BLUMENFELD
  • Readers Respond The final word(s) on Bob Beattie; when it comes to NASTAR, freedom plus discipline equals skiing success.
  • Short Turns Berkshire East purchases the historic Catamount Ski Area; slow progress on preserving Camp Hale. Plus:Snapshots in Time, the ski art of Gustav Jahn.
  • Escape from Death Seven decades ago, Jim McConkey fell deep into a crevasse on a Canadian glacier. Toni Matt saved his life.
  • Museum News Salt Lake City snowboard shop does double duty as the Utah Snowboard Museum; Colorado Snowsports Museum reopens after major renovation; three new inductees at Intermountain Hall of Fame.
  • News from ISHA Save the date for ISHA events this coming ski season! Plus: Auto-renew your ISHA membership and an updated worldwide ski museum guide.
  • Media Reviews New and notable ski-history books and films.
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers John Howe, Don Henderson and Peg Kurlander.

VOLUME 30 NO. 5 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2018

  • Powering the Turn Part I: Tracing the history of turn technique, from the early evolution of upper body rotation through the 1950s emergence of counter rotation. By Ron LeMaster 
  • Must-Ski TV How has skiing been depicted on weekly TV series over the years? We dove deep into the video archives to find out. Hint: Injuries and mishaps abound. By Jeff Blumenfeld
  • Seesaw’s Returns Historic roadhouse-turned-ski lodge is rebuilt, renovated and open for business in southern Vermont. By Peggy Shinn
  • Readers Respond American women who excelled before the World Cup era; Big Vanilla nostalgia.
  • Commentary How many people ski and snowboard in the USA?  That’s a controversial question. By John fry
  • Short Turns Eskimo Ski Club folds; revivals at historic Hollyburn Lodge (BC) and Tenney Mountain (NH); vintage ski-equipment collection finds a new home. Plus: Snapshots in Time, the ski art of Frederick Coburn.
  • Where Are They Now? Erika Hess Switzerland’s hard-working World Cup golden girl shows junior racers the ropes. By Edith Thys Morgan
  • Equipment Father-son team in Steamboat Springs revives the All-American Northland brand. By Edith Thys Morgan
  • Ski Memories After 70 years, remembering the annual college ritual of skiing the steep and deep of Tuckerman Ravine. By John Fry
  • Museum News The U.S. and Canadian Halls of Fame announce their new honored members.
  • News from ISHA ISHA and the U.S. Hall of Fame join forces to celebrate ski history and legends in Utah in April 2019.
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Jimmie Spencer, Dick Bohr, Russell Spring, Karl Erb and Charles Elliott.

VOLUME 30 NO. 5 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2018

  • Powering the Turn Part 2: The rise of “national” turn techniques and the subsequent development of split rotation, leg rotation, “anticipation” and pure carving. BY RON LEMASTER
  • Where Are They Now? Jeff Hastings, America’s best Olympic ski jumper, is a champion for the sport. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN
  • The Slim Look Before Bogner’s stretch pants, streamlined ski- wear was already in vogue. In the vanguard was skiing tailor Irving Margolese. BY JOHN FRY
  • The Man on the White Charger In January 1968, Skiing Magazine ran this classic profile of Ed Scott, founder of Scott USA. BY JOHN JEROME
  • Readers Respond National Ski Patrol historian corrects the mysteries of history; three-ring showdown over the greatest snow on Earth; deep dive into the Northland archives.
  • Commentary The impact of soaring season pass sales on ski and snowboard participation rates in the United States. BY JOHN FRY
  • Short Turns In Calgary, an Olympic rejection redux; Tomm Murstad and the world’s first ski school for kids. Plus: Snapshots in Time, the ski art of Achille Beltrame.
  • What’s in a Name? The history of Suicide Six in Vermont is intimately linked to the origin of lift-served skiing in the United States. BY BOB SODEN
  • Museum News Elan opens a new museum near its factory in Slovenia.
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Joachim Rønneberg, Gérard Rubaud, Karl Plattner, Steve Crisafulli, Chummy Broomhall and George Maynard.
  • News from ISHA Tickets now on sale for the ISHA Awards banquet in Park City in April 2019.

VOLUME 31 NO. 1 JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2019

  • Ski Genius Marks 100th Birthday Kitzbühel’s Karl Koller systematized short-ski instruction for beginners, revolutionized children’s learning, fostered terrain-based teaching, and was a dominant force in Interski. BY JOHN FRY WITH BARBARA THALER
  • Skiing & Surfing: Separated at Birth Two of the world’s most popular adventure sports have inspired and influenced each other for more than half a century. BY JAY COWAN
  • (Non) Conversations with the President There I was with 8-foot skis to present to President Ford, and I’d forgotten my speech. BY MORTEN LUND
  • Los Alamos Ski Club Celebrates 75 Years In 1943, Manhattan Project scientists took to the snow. They’ve never quit. BY SETH MASIA
  • Readers Respond In letters and online, ISHA members take a hard look at how steep day-ticket prices—and mega-passes like Ikon and Epic—are impacting the sport.
  • Short Turns Ski celebs gather in Aspen to celebrate the late Bob Beattie, James Niehues raises $600,000 for trail-map book, Wurteles win Order of Canada, first laceless ski boots. Plus: Vonn or Stenmark—who was the best?
  • Snapshots in Time Fatal avalanche in Klosters for Prince Charles’ royal equerry (1988), Scottish-French Canadian is world’s best racer (1953), ski patrol heroes of the Sierra (1943).
  • Why Is It Called That? Logging lingo is reflected in the trail names at Sugarloaf, Maine.
  • News from ISHA Connie Nelson, director of the Alf Engen Ski Museum, wins ISHA Lifetime Achievement Award. Plus: The best ski-history books of 2018; ISHA member Heino Nowak has been collecting vintage gear since the 1970s.
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Morten Lund, Fred Smith, Kim Massie and Robert Launey.

VOLUME 31 NO. 2 MARCH-APRIL 2019

  • Sold! To the Highest Bidder Annual vintage ski-poster auction at Swann Galleries showcases classic images and a few oddities. BY EVERETT POTTER
  • The End of the Single Pole The sport underwent a transformation more than a century ago, when skiers gradually shifted from a single shaft to holding a pair of poles. BY LUZI HITZ WITH SETH MASIA
  • Skijoring’s Wild History Getting dragged across the snow by plane, horse, reindeer and dog is a unique sport that’s at least 1,000 years old. BY JAY COWAN
  • The Hellions A tribute to those all-time nonconformists of the ski world whose maverick antics are the material of legend. BY MORTEN LUND
  • Readers Respond Memories of Morten Lund; more debate on season pass sales and the future of the sport.
  • Short Turns Austria’s first urban snow dome, the Schneepalast, opened in 1927; blood doping is a persistent problem in FIS cross country competition; glaciers yield ancient skis.
  • Snapshots in Time The Arctic’s shy cross country superstars (1967), snowboarding turns SIA into Bourbon Street (1991), Hodler exposes Olympic vote-buying (1998).
  • Classic Ski Towns U.S. Ski and Snowboard builds a legacy in Park City, Utah. BY TOM KELLY
  • Nordic Skiing Today’s Great Nordeen race commemorates Oregon’s first cross-country event, founded in 1927. BY TIM GIBBONS
  • Media Reviews 2018 ISHA Award winners: Histories of ski bindings and Aspen Highlands.
  • ISHA Honor Roll Our annual financial report and donor listing.
  • Remembering Farewell to Matti Nykänen, Michael Horn, Ayiken Jiashan, Dollie Armstrong, Werner Kuster, John Lindstrom and Dan Jenkins.

VOLUME 31 NO. 3 MAY-JUNE 2019

  • Populism in the Backcountry Volunteers, ski areas and landowners team up nationwide to restore historic ski trails. BY JEREMY DAVIS
  • Where Are They Now? Skiing with Junior Bounous, Utah’s legendary powder guru and ski-school director. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN
  • Movers and Shakers During the 1980s, these high- profile folks—from resort owners to politicos and CEOs—shone a special light on skiing. BY JOHN FRY
  • Classics Johnny Carson and the most famous ski lesson of all time. BY JOHN FRY
  • Readers Respond Schaeffler’s vision for a national ski-team training center.
  • Short Turns U.S. Ski Team steps up to pay more athletes’ expenses; traditional ski and snowboard print magazines in free- fall; U.S. nordic Olympic women reunite.
  • Snapshots in Time Scores hurt on ski lift (1985), oil embargo impacts ski weekends (1974), ski-school instructors at risk (1959).
  • Ski Racing Vonn vs. Stenmark vote results: Who was the best?
  • Ski Business Ski-company stocks pose a minefield of moguls for investors. BY SETH MASIA
  • Historic Dining The Ram restaurant in Sun Valley preserves a slice of ski history with a revamped historic menu. BY JENNA BLUMENFELD
  • News from ISHA Skiing History Week: In Park City, the 27th annual ISHA Awards honored 10 authors from around the world.
  • Media Reviews Leisure cultures and the making of modern ski resorts.
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Charlie Paterson, Gjermund Eggen, Nick Howe, John Hitchcock, Harry Leonard, Dietrich Oberreit and Frank Vener.
  • Ads from the Past When Spiderman on skis sold back-to-school clothes.

VOLUME 31 NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2019

  • The Instructor In 1966, cartoonist Bob Cram took a humorous look at ski instructors: how we see them, and how they see themselves. Hint: It’s not the same.
  • Landmark Books Alpine skiing is a difficult sport to learn. These four pioneering books made it less so. BY RON LEMASTER
  • Pro-Am The dual life of Erik Schlopy, the World Cup alpine champ who turned pro and then went amateur again. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN
  • Readers Respond Stenmark versus Vonn: The debate rages on.
  • Commentary How skiers have become older and wealthier: a 50-year comparison. BY JOHN FRY
  • Short Turns The first-high speed quad was a flop; long odds for U.S. Hall of Fame; when Mercury 7 astronauts landed in Breckenridge, Colorado.
  • Snapshots in Time The double life of Jake Burton (2001), Eisenhower Tunnel opens gateway to the high country (1973), Toni Sailer cashes in on Olympic success (1956)
  • Classics The He and She Stick: Making love connections on the ski lifts. BY JOHN FRY
  • The Abridged History of Snowless Skiing Who needs powder? Minnesota resort goes to the mat for its future. BY GREG DITRINCO
  • Resorts Then and Now In the historic Swiss resort town of St. Moritz, visitors are immersed in the wellspring of winter sports. BY EVERETT POTTER
  • News from ISHA ISHA’s updated 2019 World Guide to Ski Museums, Libraries and Collections is funded by the Marc Hodler Foundation.
  • Media Reviews How one tiny Vermont town finds happiness (and Olympic excellence).
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Hans Standteiner, Peter Andrews, Sandy Shellworth Hildner, Fred Merchant and John Gianotti.

VOLUME 31 NO. 5 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2019

  • Ski Heil! The evolution of skiing jargon reflects nationalism and cultural change. BY E. JOHN B. ALLEN
  • Downhill Racer Fifty years ago, Robert Redford was embroiled in making the movie that changed the way Americans viewed ski racing. How it happened. BY MORTEN LUND
  • Skiing High From the moment people figured out they could go downhill on skis and survive, they’ve been trying to be the first to ski from the tops of ever-higher mountains. BY JAY COWAN
  • Excellence on the Escarpment Small vertical, big results: A 750-foot-high ridge in Ontario has spawned many of Canada’s Olympic and World Cup champions. BY LORI KNOWLES
  • Readers Respond First quad fact-finding; skiing on chicken feathers in California; do we need a nordic hall of fame?
  • Short Turns Alta’s “wild” ski club celebrates 55 years; Ski Racing is on the block.
  • Snapshots in Time Ski games and stunts (1909), abolish the U.S. Ski Team (1970), skiing is safer than wading (1976)
  • Resorts Then and Now The world’s weirdest ski lift is at a former NATO installation in Norway. BY JIMMY PETTERSON
  • Equipment You could be racing while others are lacing! The mod- est boot buckle was one of the sport’s most enduring innovations. BY JOHN FRY
  • Museum News U.S. Hall of Fame announces its Class of 2019.
  • Timeless tip: Point your belly button down the hill.
  • Media Reviews Poignant documentary looks back at Colorado’s lost ski resorts.
  • News from ISHA New partnerships extend ISHA’s reach.
  • Remembering Farewell to pioneers Egon N. Zimmermann, Sherman Poppen, Pepi Gramshammer and Bill Williams.

VOLUME 31 NO. 6 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2019

  •  Is He the Greatest? With his recent retirement, record-breaking eight-time overall World Cup champion Marcel Hirscher of Austria is arguably alpine ski racing’s Greatest of All Time ... or is he? BY PATRICK LANG
  • Vermont Revival Once again, the Edson Hill Manor is a top-ranked luxury retreat in Stowe. BY PEGGY SHINN
  • Skiing High, Part 2 Like an irresistible drug, racking up new descents keeps ski mountaineers looking for the highest high. Welcome to the brave new world of 8,000 meters—and beyond. BY JAY COWANs:
  • Readers Respond The tale of Redford’s Roffe; Pepi Stiegler shows ‘em how it’s done.
  • Short Turns Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is a bona-fide rider and former snowboard instructor at Blackcomb in B.C. Plus: Early ski photo, where seniors ski free.
  • Snapshots in Time The thrill of the forward flip (1920), pop psychology ski technique (1968), the higher power of powder (1993)
  • Equipment In the early days of skiing, the wax on the bottom of your skis could make or break your day on the slopes. BY JOHN FRY
  • News from ISHA See you in Sun Valley for Skiing History Week; meet ISHA Vice President John McMurtry.
  • Ski History Calendar Watching the World Cup; the Wonders of Winter Art.
  • Media Reviews In Ski Inc. 2020, Chris Diamond discusses the people and ideas that have shaped the modern ski experience. BY JOHN FRY
  • Remembering Farewell to ski pioneers Joe Pete Wilson, Gert Boyle, Peter Lahdenpera, Havard Hanevold, Karl Koller, Davo Karnicar and Blanca Fernandez Ochoa.

VOLUME 32 NO. 1 JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2020

  • Jeremy Bloom: The high-flying journey of freeskiing's busiest athlete. BY EDITH THYS
  • A Funny Time for Skiing: When MAD Magazine put skiing on its cover, millions bought it. Ski magazine editors were influenced too. BY JOHN FRY
  • When Print Was King: Long before the Internet, influential newspaper columnists gave us up-to-date dispatches on where to ski, where to stay, and where the snow was best. BY JEFF BLUMENFELD
  • The Braked Rescue Sled: Seven decades ago, Roger Sylvand and Emile Allais invented a safer new way to get injured skiers off the mountainside. BY THOMAS SYLVAND, with a brief history of rescue sleds by Seth Masia
  • Readers Respond: Fond memories of jumping champ Roy Sherwood and custom-made Roffe ski pants.
  • Short Turns: FIS president Kasper ends his long run; a Sun Valley vintage sweater collector; Buck Hill celebrates 50 years with racing coach Erich Sailer.
  • Snapshots in Time: Skiing by ear (1959), World Cup debuts to accolades (1967), Stratton aims to be a vacation destination (1978)
  • Resorts: The history of skiing in Zermatt is inextricably linked to the mighty Matterhorn. BY EVERETT POTTER
  • Timeless Tips: Javelin Turn -- the tip-crossing trick that improves your technique. BY ART FURRER AND RON LEMASTER
  • News from ISHA: 2019 ISHA Award winners announced; 100th birthday bash for Klaus Obermeyer
  • Museum News: Intermountain Hall inducts three new members.
  • Media Reviews: Jim Niehues, the man behind the maps.
  • Ski History Calendar: History-oriented events from the Alps to the Rockies.
  • Remembering: Farewell to ski pioneers Jake Burton Carpenter, Jacques Parker, Luzi Hitz and Ruth Lieder.

VOLUME 32 NO. 2 MARCH-APRIL 2020

  • Off the Wall: At the annual Swann Galleries auction, eager collectors snapped up vintage ski posters of both classic and unique design. BY EVERETT POTTER
  • The Soul of Sun Valley: Since 1977, the Holding family has transformed this historic Idaho resort while honoring its fabled past. BY DAVID BUTTERFIELD
  • Marie Marvingt, Superhero: She achieved fame as an aviator, but was also a pioneering skier and the inventor of an early aluminum ski. BY SETH MASIA
  • Ski Like the Champions: In 1956, two young Americans crisscrossed Scandinavia to film the world's fastest nordic racers and make the first-ever cross-country ski technique film. BY RICK ELIOT WITH JOHN CALDWELL
  • Readers Respond: Pioneering American ski journalists before World War II; who's that in the K2 ad?
  • The Home of the Gods: Go to the high places to gain vision and restore your soul. BY JOHN FRY
  • Short Turns: Alf Engen's Sun Valley roots, FIS bans fluoro wax. Plus: Snapshots in Time, Ski Art and Ski History Calendar
  • Where Are They Now: Since the 1960s, Dixi Nohl has been an influential voice in ski instruction and mountain management . .  and for the past few decades, a hard-working innkeeper in Vermont. BY EDITH THYS MORGAN
  • ISHA Donor Roll, Annual Report: Our annual tribute to ISHA members who gave above and beyond their annual dues.
  • Media Reviews: ISHA Award winners: Skis in the Art of War, celebrating high-alpine cuisine.
  • Remembering: Farewell to skin pioneers John Fry, Dave McCoy, Rhona Wurtele Gillis and David Goode.
  • Ads from the Past: Point your Mercury uphill and head to Sun Valley!

VOLUME 32 NUMBER 3 MAY-JUNE 2020

  • Aspen Confidential Skiing put Aspen on the map. But bad behavior kept Aspen in the news. By Jay Cowan

  • Evolution of a Rebel At 55, US Hall of Famer Glen Plake remains an enduring and iconic ambassador for the sport of skiing, its downhome roots and honoring its past. By Edith Thys Morgan

  • The Two Worlds of Arnold Lunn "If it were not for the mountains, my religion would be much too arid," confessed the celebrated convert, apologist and controversialist. By John Fry

  • The Sour Cream Sierras Thousands learned to ski at the famed Borscht Belt hotels in the Catskill Mountains of New York. By Jeff Blumenfeld

  • Readers Respond The wax before Swix, first tracks in Zermatt in 1898, Alf Engen's earliest Sun Valley days

  • Short Turns World Pro Ski Tour draws stars but suffers short season, Jake Burton honored around the world and in Vermont's statehouse, Oslo's antiquarian ski-book hotspot. Snapshots in Time, Ski Art.

  • Commentary Finally perfected, the carving didn't prevail in North America. Instead we got fat skis that have made resort slopes less safe. By Jackson Hogen

  • News from ISHA Skiing History Week reset for December 2020; ISHA creates a Covid-19 archive to document skiing's response to the global pandemic.

  • Remembering Farewell to Herman Dupre, Bob Lazier, Bob Tucker, Corky Fowler, Gary Speckmann and Howard Peterson

  • Ads from the Past In 1925 a Hudson Super Six -- the first affordable muscle car -- cruised past skiers on a snow-covered track

VOLUME 32 NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2020

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  • Pernilla Wiberg From her home base in Monaco, the Swedish superstar is a TV commentator, advocate for World Cup racer safety, entrepreneur, and homeschooling mom. By Edith Thys Morgan
  • A Decivise Moment in Time Part 2 Photographer Paul Ryan offers some of his favorite images. By Greg Ditrinco
  • Pontresina A few miles from glitzy St. Moritz, the cultural heart of the Engadine beats quietly in Pontresina. By Everett Potter
  • Short Turns (Nov-Dec 2020) Racing at West Mountain, New York, Ingrid Wicken's library, Lost ski areas of Japan, Sarah Lewis out at FIS, royal avalanche, artist Edwin Holgate.
  • Media Reviews Award-winning works on Dave and Roma McCoy, Warren Miller, Lost Berkshire ski areas, dry slopes, Lahout's ski shop in New Hampshire.
  • Bota Bag: How's Your Aim? By Jeff Blumenfeld
  • Museum News Eight Elected to US Hall of Fame; Oslo Olympians honored in Australia
  • ISHA News Award winners honored online, Joe Jay Jalbert joins the board.
  • Remembering Jean Mayer, Izzy Ture, Jay Price, Phil Gravink, Bob Maynard
  • Ads From the Past Head skis, 1958

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In 1935 Seattle native Al Nydin had the idea for a magazine about skiing. Until that time most ski periodicals and annuals were association-published. In publishing America’s first independent, commercial magazine, Nydin used the title SKI. The first issue appeared in January 1936.

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Index to Ski Magazine 1941-1993

by Morten Lund, Kirby Gilbert, Andrew Leser and Alan Adler

1940's

February 1941
(Adler)
(Frontispiece-"Afternoon Skiing" by Soltan Sepeshy)
A Month With Bertha by Lowell Thomas, Jr. pg. 11
Avalanche pg. 14
Master the Fundamentals by Friedl Pfeifer pg. 16
Adelbert Stems by Richard Durrance pg. 18 
Ski Hut by Livingston Longfellow pg. 20
Heat On Ice by Frank Cunningham pg. 21
He Made His Mark-Hostmark (A Skilhouette) by Fred H. McNeal pg. 22
Photographic Section pg. 23
Dynamics of a Ski Turn by Malcolm Rorty Pg. 27
Who Needs Snow? pg. 29
The Tracks of Gullick Springen by Dave Bradley pg. 44
Departments:
On the Calendar pg. 1
Between Runs pg. 6
Ski, She, Chi-Chi by Milo Gray pg. 30
And the Men pg. 34
Scene On Snow pg. 36
Equipment pg. 39
Snow Shutters by Richard Durrance pg. 41
Straight Knee and Bent Elbow by Joaquin LeBerson pg. 42
Ratings and Beratings pg. 44

Spring 1941
(Adler)
(Frontispiece-"Close Work on the Wildcat" by Wayne Davis)
Stem Into Spring by Austin Tebbins pg. 11
White Water Schusses by Alexander Grant, Jr. pg. 14
Watch the Birdies by Elon Jessup pg. 16
Adelbert Christies by Karl Acker pg. 18
Can You Walk On Skis? by Mort Amundsen pg. 20
Sierra Safari by Robert J. Schenck pg. 21
Photographic Section pg. 23
The Queen of St.Anton (A Skilhouette) by David York pg. 27
Parallel or Arlberg? by Fritz Loosli and Friedl Pfeifer pg. 28
Without Skis pg. 32
Silver Came First by Carolyn Stearns and Frank Ashley pg. 45
Departments 
On the Calendar pg. 4
Between Runs pg. 6
Ski, She, and Chi-Chi by Milo Gray pg. 30
And the Men pg. 34
Scene on Snow pg. 36
Equipment pg. 39
Show Shutters by Richard Durrance pg.41
Straight Knee and Bent Elbow by Joaquin LeBerson pg. 42
Ratings and Beratings

November 1, 1948
Ski-Scope pg. 7
Inside Report: International Racing Spews Discord by James Laughlin pg. 8
Fashions: French Influence Hits Styles pg. 11
Resorts: Sport Gets New Lift -12 Of Them (Sun Valley & West) pg. 14
Equipment: New Gear Suits Skiers From Ground Up pg. 18
Collegiate: Athletic Directors Polled On Skiing pg. 23
Shopping: Store Cadge Gadgets Galore pg. 26
Juniors: Peewees Prove Racing Fun pg. 27
Competition: Prager Names Greats, Grits & George pg. 30
Canadian: Matt Wins Race - Against Death (Toni Matt) pg. 38

November 15, 1948
Ski-Scope pg. 5
Inside Report: Ski Bums Wait Table, Ogle Heiresses by Art Moffatt pg. 6
Equipment: U.S. Streamlined 1915 Norse Skis pg. 8
Resorts: S.W. Nomads Ski Far & Wide pg. 10
Fashion: Twin Styles Win Praise pg. 12
Competition: Where Did Our $50,000 Go? Pg. 14
Canadian: pg. 16
Juniors: Reading, Writing & Skiing Stressed pg. 24
Associations: Far West, Here I Come pg. 25
Collegiate: St. Lawrence Gears For Rookie Or Star pg. 26 
Safety: .0009 Of Stowe Skiers Hurt pg. 28
Photography: Thorner Scores Hit pg. 29
Technique: Balance Key of Technique pg. 31
Shopping: CARE Means Carefree Christmas Rush pg. 32

December 1, 1948
Ski-Scope pg. 7
Inside Report: Comradeship In Skiing Needs Rebirth by Hal Burton pg. 8
Fashions: Designs Aim At Agility, Smartness pg. 10
Resorts: Sun, Moon & Starlets Shine (Southern California & more) pg. 15
Juniors: Small Fry To Shine In ’49 pg. 28
Technique: Fear Dogs Beginner’s Heels pg. 34
Canadian: Frozen Cash Cools Project pg. 36
Business Trends: Area Solidarity Increases Income pg. 38
Foreign: USSR Votes "Da" On Tours pg. 41
Collegiate: Racing Collegians Brace pg. 44

December 15, 1948
Ski-Scope pg. 9
Inside Report: Top Competitors Must Train In West by Wolfgang Lert pg. 10
Resorts: Ski Areas Gird For Holiday Crowds pg. 13
Collegiate: Skiing Sparks Middlebury’s Growth pg. 18
Equipment: New Skiers Grow in Back Yards pg. 19
Juniors: Central Fosters Future Skiers pg. 24
Competition: Two Hundred Thirty One Meets On Schedule pg. 26
Fashion: Benedikter Shows Flexible Parka pg. 28
Associations: NSA Program Hinges On Support pg. 30
Canadian: Quebec Plans Busy Race Year pg. 32
Foreign: Continental Resorts Sparkle (Europe) pg. 36 
Technique: Foxhound Technique by Katharine A. Wahlgren pg. 37
Scholastic: The Maine Approach pg. 42 
Outside Report: Skiers Is Funny People by W.P.G. Chapin pg. 44

January 1, 1949
Ski-Scope pg. 9
Inside Report: U.S. Jumping Faces Dinosaurs Fate by Whitey Fuller pg. 10
Juniors: Tiny Skiers Win Laurels pg. 14
Equipment: I - Beams And Horseshoes pg. 17
Technique: For Speed, Counter Shoulders pg. 19
Resorts: Whitefish Prepares For Nationals pg. 23
Canadian: Nova Scotia Gains Ski Converts pg. 30
Safety: Troopers Talk Temperance pg. 32 
Collegiate: Dartmouth Capable of Top Spot pg. 35
Business Trends: Tow Tickets Present Problem pg. 36
Foreign: Europe’s Patches and Repairs pg. 37
People: No Hiding Place Down There pg. 38
Outside Report: Skiers Shure Git Steamed Up by Don Hyatt pg. 40

January 15, 1949
Ski-Scope pg. 7
Inside Report: Anton Trunk Guards Rare Photographs
by Benno Rybizka pg. 8 
Resorts: Berkshire Area Geared for Crowds pg. 10
Equipment: Lamination Adds Strengh, Balance pg. 16
People: Winning Finns Compete In U.S. pg. 18
Fashions: Trail Comfort Starts At Skin pg. 22
Canadian: St. Jovite Claims Girl Champ pg. 26
Collegiate: Colleges Grope For Organization pg. 30
Juniors: For Kids - A Fine Opportunity pg. 34
Scholastic: Girls Lack Ski Competition pg. 35
Foreign: Snow and Rubber Burner by H. W. Mitchel pg. 39
Outside Report: Skiing is Peer-Less Sport by Fritz Kramer pg. 40 

February 1, 1949
Ski-Scope pg. 7
Inside Report: Bold Trio Braves Wild Mount Mulch 
by Bernard Flanagan pg. 8
Technique: Skiers Not Schools Differ in Style by James Laughlin pg. 10
Resorts: Storms Bring Joy, Frustration pg. 11
Competitions: Eastern Posponenments Piling up pg. 16
Equipment: Boot-Loc Bulldogs Boot With New Toe Clamp pg. 20
Collegiate: California Colleges On Upswing pg. 22
Canadian: Championship Crowns On Block pg. 24
Photography: Filters And Exposures Aid Sun by George Burns pg. 26
Business Trends: Skiers’ Confidence Top Shop Asset pg. 28
Scholastic: Entry Blanks Out For Junior Nationals pg. 29
People: Ray Smith Backs Reno’s Racing pg. 30 
Foreign: Parsenn Alp Gave Name To Region pg. 31
Associations: Cortlanders Provide Own Skiing pg. 32
Fashions: Triangle Design Gives Trim Line pg. 33
Outside Report: If You First Don’t…. by Harry Lea pg. 36

February 15, 1949
Ski-Scope pg. 5
Inside Report: Competitors Resent Over-Officiousness by Ryden Skinner
Foreign: French Spokesman Answers Charges pg. 8
Resorts: Winter Carnivals Highlight Scene pg. 10
Collegiate: Washington Looms As Strong Team pg. 12
People: pg. 13
Business Trends: Mass Summer Vacations Threat To Skiing 
by Royal Blanchard pg. 14
Competition: pg. 16
Canadian: Toronto Skiers Scorn Lack of Snow pg. 17
Equipment: Plastic Soles Protect, Stiffen Skis pg. 18
Juniors: Mighty Mites Four Events Skiers pg. 20
Associations: Blue Mountain Club is Host pg. 23
Outside Report: Ski Meister Quits: Insanity Suspected by W.P.G. Chapin pg. 24

March 1, 1949
Ski Scope pg. 5
Inside Rpt: Spring Is Corn Snow, Sun Baths,
Effortless Turns by James Laughlin pg. 6
Competitions: Ski Jumping is Here to Stay by Gorden Wren pg. 8
Scholastic: Club Lures Harm Young Skiers pg. 10
Resorts: Elko Draws California-To-Utah Traffic pg. 12
Photography: Good Ski Movie Demands Planning pg. 13
Juniors: League For Juniors Fosters Team Effort pg. 14
Safety: pg. 15
Canadian: Skis Provided For Orphans pg. 13
Business Trends: Good Instructors Not Always "Names" 
by John Litchfield pg. 18
Foreign: by Luis Langemier pg. 19
Collegiate: Skiing Requried For McGill Phys. Ed. Degree pg. 22
Equipment: Goodmans Ski, Invent Designs pg. 23
Outside Report: The Elliptical Technique of Skiing pg. 24

March 15, 1949
Ski Scope pg. 5
Easterners Cop Eleven Titles by Bill Eldred pg. 6
First American Derby Won by Latreille, Eaves by Delphine Carpenter pg. 7
Hans Holass Cross Country Champion by Lonnie Demaray pg. 8
Hugsted Wins Open Jump, Art Devlin Nabs Second pg. 9
Townsend Victor in Classic pg. 9
Resorts: Skiers Bask in Sun, Corn Snow pg. 10
Famous First in Michigan pg. 11
Associations: pg. 14
Miscellany: pg. 15
Equipment: Careful Waxing "Must’ For Spring pg. 16
Foreign: Boliva Claims Highest Ski Area by Manuel-Jose Tramullas pg. 17
Scholastic: Miller Wins U.S. Junior Title pg. 18
Canadian: French Team Tops All Dominion Racers pg. 19
Juniors: Bemelmans Start Lech Tradition pg. 21
Collegiate: Indians and Huskies Top College Ski Teams pg. 23
Outside Report: Have You Been A Penguin? by Bill McMorrow pg. 24

November 1, 1949
Ski-Scope: New Lifts And Tows On Nation’s Hills pg. 6
Ski Thanksgiving pg. 8
What Makes A Champion (Gretchen Fraser) pg. 9
Weekend Incident: Reno Moves To Make Racing Safer pg. 10
14 Arlberg Kandahar pg. 11
I Taught My Girl To Ski by Gene Field pg. 12
Exercises For Winter Fitness pg. 13
Finances Problem For Ski Patrols pg. 14
Are Skiers Tightwads? by L. M. Vonel pg. 14
July Skiing: Midsummer Night Dream Come True (Utah) pg. 15
Fashion: Colors of Rainbow Parade On Ski Slopes pg. 16
Pfeifer FIS Trainer pg. 18
Lunn Quits FIS Seat Protests Ski Politics pg. 20
Hupp On Ski Hills With People You Know pg. 20
More Lifts and Tows In Berkshires Now pg. 21
Why Not Make Them Skiing Children? By H. P. Henry pg 22
New Development for New Yorkers pg. 24
New Racing Timer Prevents Errors pg. 26
Paradise Valley Poses Ski Controversy pg. 30
New Products: Boots, Plastics, Waxes pg. 31

November 15, 1949
Quarter Million Dollar Facial, Ryan Develops Tremblant Skiland pg. 2
New Boot Tree Dexdahl Product pg. 5
Ski-Scope: West Sierra Land Growing Ski Mecca pg. 6
Europe Report by Bill and Dris Dunaway pg. 8
On a Sunday, Tragedy Travels On Hickory Boards by Pepe Casanova pg. 9
No Time for Racing by Lawrence A. Rubin pg. 10
Bright Boy, Our Alec Pushes Sport of Skiing pg. 11
Characters in Sketches pg. 12
Overseas Picture; What Rope Tows? Ask Norwegians by Tor Torland pg. 14
New Jay Film Goes on Tour pg. 15
Scholastic; Are College Skiers Going West? pg. 16
Ski People pg. 17
Accident Policy pg. 18
Norway Jumpers pg. 19
FIS Team pg. 20
Less Known Resorts Offer Advantages pg. 21
Courses Marked For Aspen Races pg. 22
Binding Tips For Tyro by H.P. Henry pg. 23
Ski Movies; Try Armchair Skiing With Rented Films pg. 24
Eaton Wins Presidency At Tense Placid Meeting pg. 28
Top Andean Skiers In Chilie Contests by Patricia Affel pg. 28
Snow Shelter by Robert M. Ormes pg. 29

All-Air Vacations For ‘50 pg. 30
Salaams Northward Make Ulla Smile by Dan Coughlin pg. 30
Don’t Was My Skis, Darling! by H.P. Henry pg. 32

Dec. 1, 1949
Ski-Scope, Your Publisher’s Views on Lifts and Sanitation pg. 1
Will a U.S. Girl Win The FIS? By Friedl Pfeifer pg. 7
The Mansfield Story, Sepp and Stowe A Saga of Sucess by David Rowan pg. 8
Skiing On A Shoe String by Adrian White pg. 10
Letter from Czechoslovakia pg. 14
Now Should Novice Choose Ski Boots? By H.P. Henry pg. 15
Aspen to Rip n’ Roar With Huge FIS Crowds pg. 18
Ol’ Man Weather Divulges Secrets pg. 18
Male Skiers Sound Off on Gals pg. 20
Michigan’s Boyne Mt. Paces Mid-West Areas pg. 21
Fashions pg. 23
Northwesterners Sponsor Competitive Ski Touring pg. 27
Cover Artist Don Moss Tempts Dry Editors pg. 28
Paula Gets a Compiment (Paul Valar) by Fiancee Paula Kann pg. 29
Belleayre Awarded Combined Championships pg. 30
Suburban Boston Gets New Ski Hill pg. 31

Dec. 15, 1949
Ski-Scope; Hot Bath Highlight Of After-Five Skiing pg. 1
Eastern Areas Primed For Christmaskiers pg. 6
How Paul Bunyan Invented Skiing by W.A. Breyfogle pg. 7
Davos - An Alpine Mecca For Skiers by Elise Fay Hawtin pg. 8
Do Skiers Today Really Ski? by Arnold Lunn pg. 9
No! Skiers Are Not Tightwads by Dan Ridham pg. 10
The Saga of Joe by Betty Howe pg. 11
From Laurentians To Rockies pg. 12
Cochand Again Named President of CSIA pg. 15
Your After-Ski I.Q. by A. Radcliffe Mothball pg. 19
Do Skiing Husbands Neglect Their Wives? pg. 20
New Publication Covers Business Side of Skiing (Ski Industry Magazine) pg. 21
New Ski Accident Policy Announced pg. 29
Gretchen Tours For FIS Fund pg. 30
Utah Resort Stands At Gates of Fame pg. 31
Edges Held Essential Even For the Novice by H. P. Henry pg. 32

1950's

Jan. 1, 1950
Ski-Scope; Spike, George, You pg. 1
Care and Courtesy On Lifts and Tows by H.P. Henry pg. 6
Let’s Be Reasonable by Fred Iselin pg. 7
Silver to Skis at Alta pg. 8
Do Not Disturb by William D. Cole pg. 10
It Is So Simple by Walter R. Watson pg. 11
More Control With New Swiss Edges pg. 12
Swiss Pride Is Bernese Oberland pg. 12
Jannette Burr: The West’s Best by Virginia Higman pg. 13
Arlberg Skimeister Heads Tremblant School pg. 15
Sverre Skis Deep Powder by Michael Anne Healy pg. 22
Why Wait In Line? Real Skiers Climb pg. 25

Jan. 15, 1950 [MISSING]
Ski-Scope pg. 1
The "Twin Silos" of Sestrieres by Bil and Kris Dunaway pg.5
FIS Americans will Compete with the World’s Best --
at Lake Placid and Aspen pg. 6
Two of a Kind (McLean and Coutett) pg. 10
The World’s First Ski Club! by Norman Bartlett pg.11
The Telemark by Thorner and Iselin pg.12
Safety Bidings by Bill Parrish pg.18
Everyone Skis in Grenoble by William D. Cole pg.29
Snow Bunny Town, Cal. by Dan Woodward pg.24 
European Report by Bil and Kris Dunaway pg.25

Feb. 1,1950 [MISSING]
The World's Best at FIS by Guenther Flaig, Philippe
Gaussot and Walter Wehrle pg.7
How Dangerous Is Skiing? by C. Minot Dole pg.8
Banff a Picture Story pg.9
Pabst of Bromley by Carlton C. Buckman pg.15
Equipment pg.18
Laurentian Instructors pg.16
Who Did Invent Skiing? pg.23
Where-to-stay pg.24

Feb. 15, 1950 [MISSING]
Undisputed US World Champion: George Macomber ---
by Pat Harty pg.5
Downhill Racing: Sport or Hazard by A.L. Choquette pg.6
The Mountain that Stays Open Late by William Irvin pg.7
The Problem of Jean-Baptise by W.A. Breyfogle pg.10
Jozo, King of Collingwood by Naomi Bristol pg.15
Who Helps the Juniors, Helps Himself by Fay Welch pg.16
Skier's Crossword Puzzle by Ward C. Williams pg.18
An Oxford Yank at Sestrieres by Susan McLane pg.20
Knit one, Ski, Too! by Cherry Lou Fellner pg.21
Make Your Own Ski Equipment by Joseph Burleigh pg.22

March 1, 1950 [MISSING]
FIS - Scandinavians Sweep Nordic events at FIS, Lake Placid, N.Y. pg.4
Austria Knows what Skiers Like by Virginia Creed pg.10
Lucile Wheeler, Canada's bright young star by ---
Doug Pfeiffer pg.11
Arnold Lunn Answers his Critics pg. 12
Northwest Report pg.13
The Hochgebirge Race pg.14
The Ski-mad Town of Ishpeming pg 15
Where to Stay pg.15

March 15, 1950
SkiScope pg. 1
Aspen - Slalom Style is International pg. 4
What’s Wrong With U.S. Racing by James Laughlin pg. 5
North American Championships - Honor for Colo, Rom pg. 9
Hoct, Oesterreich! By Virginia Creek pg. 10
Tyler Micoleau Ski Artist by Wolfgang Lert pg. 13
Hey, Ullr, Drop Dead ! by Orin T. Overson pg. 14
Skis Take To Water, Too by. H.P. Henry pg. 15

November 1950 
SkiScope pg. 1
Tributes (Harvey D. Gibson & Joseph B. Ryan) pg. 7
An Eye Witness Report on Continental Skiing by Dave Rowan pg. 9
France by Philippe Gaussot pg. 13
Bernese Oberland by James Laughlin pg. 15
Davos - Parsenn by Fritz Durst pg. 16
Kitzbuehel by Waldi Von Stumm pg. 17
Sestrieres pg. 18
Skiers look at Themselves pg. 21
’50 - ’51 Ski Films pg. 32
Your Child’s Equipment - Is it Correct? By A.O. Snite pg. 34
Equipment News pg. 38

December 1, 1950
SkiScope pg. 3
Knights of the Frozen Road by Alice Werder pg. 9
Skier’s Map pg. 10
Eastern Skiing pg. 11
The Harriman Cup by. R.I. Blakslee pg. 15
Pre-Jumping pg. 16
Grandpa "thaw" what he was missing by Bill Breyfogle pg. 18
Good News From Aspen by Tom Nagel pg. 19
Skiing the Trails by.l Paula Kann-Valaer pg. 21
Cast in the Wrong Role by Jean Nash pg. 23
Junk Those Bear Traps - Go Safety! By C. Minot Dole pg. 30
About This Business of a Nickel-A-Ticket pg. 32
Lifetime Ski 
s by Edward "Scotty" Scott pg. 36
Fashions for ’51 pg. 39
Hans (Holaas) and Nils (Norman) by R. Harlow Schillios pg. 40
Waxing Room Shortcut pg. 43
Equipment News pg. 44
Andres Mead - Olympic Champ in ’52 by Frank Elkins pg. 48

December 15, 1950
SkiScope pg. 3
Christmas Spirits pg. 7
Canadian Skier’s Map pg. 8
The Laurentians by Ward Williams pg. 9 
Mont Tremblant pg. 11
Quebec City by Brian Upton pg. 12
British Columbia by Peter Spring pg. 14
Eyes on Banff pg. 15
The Logic of Waxing by R. Smith-Johannsen pg. 16
We Cured Our Ski Fever by V. Horne and V. Chamberlin pg. 17
Running Over Humps by Fred Iselin pg. 18
Ski Metroplois by Francis Manchester pg. 21
Abetone- Where Skiers Are Made by Dick Durrance pg. 22
Fred Bellmar - New NSA President pg. 29
Some Trail Names are Menaces by J.A. Wales pg. 30
The Canadian Ski School by Naomi Bristol pg. 32
Klosters pg. 34
Ski -Tailored Jobs by Cherry Lou Fellner pg. 35
The Longue Laniere by Fritz Loosli pg. 36
Skis by the Thousands by David Rowan pg. 38
Equipment News pg. 40
Squaw Valley Newsletter pg. 43
Where to Stay Directory pg. 44
Memoirs of a Ski-Hund pg. 46
Slopes and Slants pg. 47
Why do we ski? pg. 48

January 1951
SkiScope pg. 3
Skier’s Map of the Western U.S. pg. 7
High Mountains West by Wolfgang Lert pg. 8
What’s New in California pg. 11
The Western American Legion Junior Championships pg. 12
The Colorado Scene pg. 14
Timberline Lodge pg. 16
Racers Aren’t Crazy by Burt Sims pg. 17
Slalom by Fred Iselin pg. 18
How to Ski - Deep Powder Snnow by Sverre Engen pg. 20
Begineers Beware by Peter E. Pringsheim pg. 21
Yankee Mountaineer (Nataniel Goodrich) by William Breyfogle pg. 22
Sherlock Holmes - Ski Pioneer by Jerry Church pg. 27
Steel Edges by Edward Scott pg. 30
So You Spend too Much to Ski by Dick May pg. 32
World’s First Ski In? pg. 34
Cornelius Starr Buys "The Lodge" At Stowe pg. 36
Slopes and Slants pg. 37
Dear Old Suicide Six pg. 41
Where-to-stay pg. 46

February 1951
SkiScope pg. 3
Skis From Oars by Jerry Church pg. 8
Skier’s Map pg. 9
Skiing in the MidWest by George Morisette, Jr. pg. 10
A New Twist on Turning by S.S.Stevens pg. 12
Boyne Mountain by Frosty Bradley pg. 13
Laurentian Carnival pg. 14
Meet Neil and Mary Starr by Frank Elkins pg. 15
Slalom Technique by Fred Iselin pg. 16
Young Man With A Cap by Louise Gerdts pg. 20
Pacific Northwest Ski Doctor (Hvam Hjalmar) by Bob Hancock pg. 22
The Editor’s Bookshelf pg. 24
Jasper in Quebec pg. 26
February Racing Schedules pg. 27
Slopes and Slants pg. 28
Equipment News pg. 29
Where to Stay pg. 32
The Skiing Snob (Cartoon) by Bob Woody pg. 34

Spring/March 1951 
SkiScope pg. 2
Can One Learn To Ski Indoors? by Lowell Thomas pg. 6
Let’s Go Spring Skiing by Tom Mathews pg. 7
Accent on Action pg. 8
Maker of World Champions (Anton Seelos) by Dr. Ruth Hofmann ---
and T.R. Thompson pg. 9
The Holmenkollen Jump by Sverre Fodstad pg. 10
Avalanche (Swiss) by Jack Major pg. 11
Skiers Are People pg. 12
The American Inferno by Joe Dodge pg. 14
U.S. Giant Slalom Championship (Alta) pg. 15
Hairpin Gates by Fred Iselin pg. 16
Newsletter from Norway by Dick Durrance pg. 20
Why Must They Go Begging? by Erling Strom pg. 22
Slightly Out of Character pg. 24
Slopes and Slants pg. 25
Equipment News pg. 26
Black Weekend For the East pg. 27
Brighton in Springtime pg. 29
Where to stay pg. 30
Skiing with a Spanish Accent by Joan Metzger pg. 36

November, 1951
The Wandering Frenchman (Emile Allais) by Paul Jacques Grillo pg. 11
Want to Be On the Olympic Squad? pg. 12
How To Cut Your Skiing Bill By $1800 by Frank B. Whittemore pg. 14
Alpine Safari by John Jay pg. 16
Huntoon Handicap by Charles R. Metzger pg. 18
Summer Skiing on Athabaska Glacier by Doug Pfeiffer pg. 19
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg. 20
In Memoriam (Don Johnson) by Betty Schaeffler pg. 23
And In New York pg. 36
He Had Mountains in His Eyes(Otto Furrer) pg. 38
Equipment pg. 39
Slopes and Slants pg. 44
Ski Films pg. 46
Where to Stay pg. 48

December, 1951
Dartmouth and the Olympics pg. 8
Why Can't You Improve Your Skiing? by Hannes Schneider pg.11
Let the Norwegians Show You How to Live by Red Austin pg.12
Does A Spectre Haunt Our Skiing? by Fred Glidden pg.14
Fly Your Car to Snow pg. 15
Portrait of Art Devlin by Kenneth S. Lowe pg.16
The National Junior Championships pg. 18
Another Snowless Winter? by Philip Kenworthy pg.19
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg.20
More Fun than Anybody by Hortense Beaver pg.46
How Old Are Skis? pg. 50

December 15, 1951
By Jove! A Spectre Does Haunt Our Skiing! by Arnold Lunn pg.11
Cables to the Clouds by Aram Armstrong pg.12
The Funniest Skier I Ever Knew by D. Traurige Geschischte pg.14
Eggbeaters On Demand pg. 15
Skiing in the Scottish Highlands by E.A. Jones pg.18
Mountain Infantrymen by Tsgt. Elmer R. Ill, USMC pg.19
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg. 20
Saga of A Sportsman (Einar Bergsland) by Red Austin pg.23
Skiing Down Under by Pete Lawler pg.46

January, 1952
A Rising Star: Tommy Corcoran by Brad Edgerton pg.5
Happy New Years Skeve by Aram Armstrong pg.11
Snow Slippers Over the Alps by Mary Starr pg.12
Skiing, Safety and Semantics by Wolfgang Lert pg.15
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg.16
Winter Driving pg. 18
How to Be a Beginner pg. 26
Build A Light and Ski at Night by Frosty Bradley pg.28
Ski Money by James R. Harrington pg.36
Michigan’s Chair Lift at Boyne Mountain pg. 40 
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February,1952 ---
If Andrea Lawrence Wins Women’s Slalom… pg. 5
Ski Heil-Soviet Style! by John Washburn pg.8
Olympic Courses For 1952 by Red Austin pg.11
Sun Valley-An Honest Report by Barbara Peters pg.12
Arapahoe Basin by Elise Fay Hawtin pg.14
King of the Ski Bums (Alta) by Louise Gerdts pg.15
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg.16
Feet First by A. Radcliffe Mothball pg.17
Why Don't Americans Win More Olympic Medals? by Hannes Schneider pg.19

Shall We Ski? by Mrs. J. Gordon Philbrick pg.22
Buttered Rum from Berthoud Falls pg. 36
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March, 1952 ---
How to Enjoy A Ski Race by Friedl Pfeifer pg.6
Swing Into Spring by Aram Armstrong pg.11
Aspen's Wild White Yonder pg.12
Sugar Slalom at Stowe, A Vermont Classic pg.14
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg.16
Ski Fever (Tuckerman Ravine) by Bert Marshall pg.18
Downhill from mountains to the sea by J. Kissner pg.19
Sunburn! The Movie of the Century pg.24
Equipment pg.28
Not Royal- Reuel! pg.30
King Soloman and the NSPS pg.31
Top of the World… (Jean and Howard Awrey at Aspen) pg. 32
Slopes and Slants pg.34
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November, 1952 ---
J. Irvington Teufelspieler - The Skier’s Choice For President pg. 13
Let's See What's New In Ski Equipment by Wolfgang Lert pg.14
Parallel Turns in Two Days! pg.15
Remaking a Mountain...(Big Bromley) by Pat Harty pg.16
Championship Form (Ernie McCulloch) pg.18
Warm-Up by Olan Rand pg.19
Martinis for Lunch by Bill Wallace pg.20
Bookshelf pg.21
Scene on Snow pg.26
Wooly Bears pg.30
Ski Glossary pg.31
Ski Quiz pg.35
Previewing Hickory Flicks pg.40
Unified Instruction Stalled by NSA pg.46
New Products pg.49
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December 1,1952 ---
How Crazy Are Skiers? by Frank Elkins pg.12
What's Wrong With US Skiers? by Red Austin pg.13
Foremost In Fashions pg.14
How Not to Buy Your Skis! by Dev Jennings pg.16
California Areas Pace Western Boom by Wolfgang Lert pg.17
Lauentian Ski Lark by Charles E. Townsend pg.18
Skimanship by Bushman pg.20
Korean Hunters Aided By Solme pg.21
Scene on Snow pg.22
Club Clinic pg. 36
Davos Gourmet Extolls Fondue pg. 42
National Schedule pg. 49
New Products pg.58
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December 15,1952 ---
How Reliable Are Snow Reports? by Henry Moore pg.11
Why Aren't Lodges Built for Skiers? by Paul Jacques Grillo pg.12
Early Development of Downhill Technique by Christian Rubi pg.13
Eastern and Midwest Areas In Readiness for '53 Season ---
by Bill Eldred pg.14
Sharpen Your Fireside Sitzmarks pg.16
Bavaria's New Bubble Lift by Peter D. Regis pg.18
Confessions of a Convert by William T. Goodwin pg.20
Scene on Snow pg.24
Club Clinic pg.40
New Products pg.45
Ski Mythologies Defy Research pg.48
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January,1953 ---
An American Skier In Soviet Russia by Charles B. McLane pg.9
Chicagoans Rediscover Snow Train Fun by Norman Sklarewitz pg.10
Downhill Only! by Kenneth D. Foster pg.11
The Reluctant Athlete by Yvonne LaFollette pg.12
Some Yump By Yimminy! by Eric Wahleen pg.14
Rope Tow Riding Needn't Be Grim pg.21
Club Clinic pg.31
Two-Tone Pants Take Limelight Fashion pg.37
New Products pg.38
Ski Quiz pg.40
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February, 1953 ---
Unique Event Proposed By "The Father of Modern Racing" ---
by Arnold Lunn pg.11
Flying Hickories (Wegeman, Devlin, Billy Olsen at Oberstdorf) ---
by Keith Wegeman [ski flying] pg.12
Ski Driving Tips by Wolfgang Lert pg.14
Stowe Opens International Race Circuit pg.15
What's Your Top Speed? by Hugo Myers pg,16
Racer's Spill Results in Safety Binding by Edmund ---
Christopherson pg.17
Mission Accomplished! (Finland’s Pekka Niemi) by Frank Elkins pg.18
Scene on Snow pg.24
Bookshelf pg.26
Are European Skis Better? by Danforth Holley pg.36
New Products pg.40
Feminine Flair Ousts Ski Caps pg.48
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March,1953 ---
"Corn on the Mountain" by Dietra Tremaine pg.11
The Ski Bum... Who Was He? by Delphine Carpenter pg.12
Land of Ski Silos (Sestrieres) by Richard Y. Neiley pg.14
Summer Skiing (Water Skiing) by Bill Breyfogle pg.15
Ski Lodge Above the Clouds by Paul Jacques Grillo pg.16
Scene on Snow pg.20
(Brief bio of Delphine Carpenter) pg. 22
New Products pg.34
Denim and Color for Spring Corn pg.40
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November,1953 ---
Why Do We Ski? by John L. Frisbee pg.19
Shorter Skis, Softer Boots, Safer Bindings by Wolfgang Lert pg.20
1954 FIS World Championships (Sweden) by James G. Josserand pg.22
Arlberg Classic by Arnold Lunn pg.24
I Fractured 29 Legs by Dr. Charles Rombold pg.25
John Clair, The Ullr of Long Island by Frank Elkins pg.27
Make It Fun (Steamboat Springs) by Gordon Wren pg.28
Cool and Crazy by Daniel T. Walsh pg.30
68 US Skiers Named To 1954 FIS Squad pg.34
Bongo Board Causes Stir pg.35
Skiers and Skilands pg.42
Bookshelf pg.45
How High Can You Ski? (1931 altitude record) pg.53
Arlberg-Kandahar Results pg.58
Bicycles Passe by Hal Holden pg.62
Tour Director Never Travels (Berkshires chalet) by Fred Quanjer pg.63
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December 1, 1953 [DUPE] ---
Editorial Speaking (Lert & Rowan) pg. 12
Reno's Got Everything! (Slide Mountain) by Wolfgang Lert pg.19
"Snow Busses"...For Fun by Charles Jacobs pg.20
Howard Head and His Ski by Harold Jackson pg.21
Leg Fracture Story Causes Varied Comment pg.22
Laurentian Honeymoon On Skis by Joan and Kurt Rohde pg.24
The Expedable Ones by Hal Holden pg.26
Lebanon: Land of Cedars and Open Slopes by Peter D. Regis pg.27
Inside Tips on Movie Making by John Jay pg.28
Buyers Guide To Skis pg.29
Mt. Hood Dream Becomes A Reality (Skiway- bus lift) by Jim Grafton pg.30
Equipment Care Pays Dividends pg.37
Are American Skis Better? by Ernesto J. Saska pg.44
Davos Stages Spectacle (20th ski school anniv.) by Fritz Durst pg.49
My First Guest (Ulla Lodge, Mad River) by H. Sewall Williams pg.53
1930 Marks Debut Of Steel Edges pg.58
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December 15, 1953 ---
Tips For Tyros by Roland J. Dufour pg.15
Just Watching by Bill Breyfogle pg.17
A Boot Grows In Wengen (Molitor Family) by Peter Pringsheim pg.18
Air Guide to Europe by David H. Rowan pg.19
Fashion Goes High pg.20
Buyers Guide to Ski Bindings pg.24
Racing...our sport's best investment by John Holden pg.25
1953-54 North American Schedule Of Competitions pg.26
The Bug Is International by Gerry Germain pg.28
Uniform Rules Being Set Up For Colleges by Cliff Jordan pg.39
Skiers and Skilands pg.46
Unique Grindelwald Club (Los Angeles club) pg.55
Memorial Planned to Honor Peabody (Roland Peabody - Franconia) pg. 60

January, 1954
Voices From the Past (quotes) pg.15
I Ski, Though Blind by Dr. Ernst Fischer pg.17
Skiing On A Budget pg.19
Why Can't Our Jumpers Beat the Scandinavians? by Ray Mariucci pg.20
Ersatz Skiing (artifical snow ) by Bill Wallace pg.21
Alpine Masochism by Arnold Lerner pg.22
The Facts About Scottish Skiing by Philip N. Rankin pg.27
From Pavement to Ski Slopes (Dodge Ridge) by Ed Cony pg.34
Bookshelf pg.38
In Equipment, It's Short Skis pg.40
The Matterhorn Village (Zermatt) by Peter Avon pg.41
Sleigh Riding at 90 MPH pg.45

"Old World" Touch Found in NY (Scandinavian Ski Shop) pg.47
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February,1954 [DUPE] ---
Old Files Record Early Ski Growth (Ski Bulletin excerpts) pg. 13
Slalom by Walter Prager pg.15
Newspaper-Built Skiers (Seattle Times and P-I) by Howard E. Jackson pg.16
The Blessed Element (Snow) by William A. Breyfogle pg.17
A Present for the Guide by Cecil Blunt pg.18
Accent on Youth (Jackson, Wyoming) by Wolfgang Lert pg.19
On Top of the Canadian Rockies (Sunshine Lodge) by Dale Smith pg.20
NSA Celebrates Golden Jubilee (Ski Museum dedication) ---
by Roger Langley pg.21
Spectacular Schuss Of "Headwall" (Sigmund Ruud) Told by Amazed --- 
Witness by John Holden pg.22
Training for the World Championships pg.24
Face Lifting at Suicide 6 by Rockwell Stephens pg.26
Voices from the Past (quotes) pg.27
Europe's Highest Tramway (Piz Nair at St. Moritz) by Peter Kasper pg.30
Case History of a Ski Bum by Hans Moser pg.32
New Ski Hat Wins Acclaim by Susan Green pg.42
Bookshelf pg.47
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March,1954 ---
Bookshelf pg.11
Skin Diving... Skiers' Newest Summer Obsession ---
by Bart Wilson pg.13
Summer Skiing in Chile by Bill Eldred pg.14
Somebody Said It's A Family Sport by Burt Sims pg.17
This Time Try Touring by Jim Hayes pg.18
Italy Prepares for Next Olympics at Cortina d'Ampezzo ---
by Dietra Tremaine pg.20
The Skiing Innkeepers (Devil’s River Lodge- Tremblant) ---
by Frankie O'Rear pg.32
International Star Advises on Racing by Dick Durrance pg.36
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November,1954 ---
New Books on Skiing pg. 10
What's New In Equipment? by Wolfgang Lert pg.18
New Zealand by Damon and Sara Gadd pg.19
Operation Little Tuck (Syracuse-Onondaga Ski Club) by Oswald Werner pg.20
Alta Birthday Girl by Marge Crawford pg.22
Improve Your Skiing by Bob Bourdon pg.24
The Week the Lift Quit (Aspen) by Loey Rinquist pg.25
The Quebec- by John Fry pg.26
'36 FIS by William L. Ball pg.32
'54 FIS by Frank Elkins pg.37
Choosing Skis by Peter "Kiwi" Lawlor pg. 57
Choosing Skis II by Bill Jenkins pg. 60
The Big Races - 1955 NSA Tournament Schedule pg. 63
Winters Are Getting Colder pg. 67
What Is An Average Skier? by The Editors pg. 72

December 1,1954
International Winter Sports Show Held at Madison Square Garden pg.13
The Making of a Champion ( Eriksen) pg.19
Try Ski Hosteling by Jan Brunvand pg.20
Short Skis For Yoy? by Peter Scully pg.21
Lift Building Boom pg. 22
Confessions of an Area Operator (Winter Park) by Steve Bradley pg.24
Amputee Ski School by Wolfgang Lert pg.25
How to Equip Ski Toddlers by John S. Holden pg.39
If You Want to Die...by Monty Atwater pg.40
Say "Ah!" for Gstaad by Dietra Tremaine pg.42
Revolution in Ski Making? pg.45
I once Ran the Arlberg-Kandahar by J.C. Graham pg.56
Alpine Hospitality, British Style by Isobel Roe pg.67
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December 15, 1954 ---
Skis in my Life by Daphne Bedford pg. 8 
Two Decades of Skiing by Grace Carter Lindley pg.21
Air Guide to Europe by David Rowan pg.22
Decision (Sestiere, Italy) by Peter Scully pg.23
Highly Educational (family trip to Europe) by Stanley Washburn, Jr. pg.24
What’s all this about; Reverse Shoulder? by Bill Klein pg. 26
How Good Is Your Ski School? by Addison A. Augusta pg.27
Races You Can Win! pg. 28
Ski Workshop by Ron MacDonald pg.30
1954-55 Schedule of Competitions pg. 40
Skiers and Ski Lands pg. 54
Ski-Flying by Arnold Lunn pg.56
Flying Skis by Carl A. Watson pg.58
Fun Races in Switzerland by Gody Michel pg.63
Natural Born Hosts (Switzerland) by Adal Fried pg.66
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January,1955 ---
High Adventure (Bernese Oberland) by Tom Weir pg.12
You're Not That Good, Brother! by Wolfgang Lert pg.14
How Racers Wax pg.15
Slat Happy (Arapahoe Basin) by Larry Jump pg.16
Ski-Zophrenia by Don Phelan pg.21
How Safe Are Release Bindings? by Frank Springer-Miller pg. 24
Bookshelf pg. 26
Saloon Slalom by Ann Bartos pg. 27 
Ski Workshop: How to Postion Bindings on Skis by Edward Scott pg.35
The Superb Suburb of Vancouver by John Lidstone & Shirley Lalonde pg. 46
Daring Young Man (Walt Schoenknecht) pg. 48
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February 1955 ---
Editorial Speaking... by Bill Eldred pg. 7
Skis above the Desert (New Mexico) pg. 16
U.S. Hotshots (Sun Valley) by Ernie Beyl pg. 18
What Have the Russians Got? by William M. Mandel pg. 19
Skis, Any Way You Want ‘Em by Smith Stevens pg. 20
Our Skiing Doctors by Wolfgang Lert pg. 21
The Skier Takes A Wife by Arnold Lerner pg. 25
Skiing Is No Sport in Lapland by William A. Breyfogle pg. 28
Bookshelf pg. 31
Down with the Marxist Slalom! by Sir Arnold Lunn pg. 32
Replies to Arthur Lozins pg. 36
Here I Come Down the Parsenn by Kiwi Lawlor pg. 40
Stills From Your Movie Camera by Dr. Frank Howard pg. 46
Ski Workshop: Homemade Edge-Sharpener by Tenley M. Jones pg. 48
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March,1955 ---
Austria's Arlberg by Bill Eldred pg.14
Best in the West (Northwest) by Leverett G. Richards pg.16
How to Plan A Ski Area by Roland Palmedo pg.17
Youth Instructs (Iselin-Pfeifer Ski School) by Loey Rinquist pg.18
Bookshelf pg. 29
The 1955 Championships pg. 30 
How to Blast a Rock by Bob Bourdon pg. 31
Bibliography of Modern Skiing (Books since 1935) pg. 32
Heavy-Duty Toboggan by Al Krieg pg. 34
Mothball Your Equipment! by O. Werner & E. Rickard pg.36
Why Most Skiers Aren't Experts by Fred Springer-Miller pg.46
Lady in Distress pg. 48
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October, 1955 (20th Anniversay Issue) ---
Contributors (Dr. Hans Kraus, Alice Kiaer, etc) pg. 4
Editorial (Nydin’s Ski Illustrated) by Bill Eldred pg. 14
World's Top Flag Dancers by Fred Springer-Miller & Wolfgang Lert pg.30
Are You Fit to Ski? by Hans Kraus, MD pg.38
Hannes Schneider Died April 26, 1955 by Alice Kiaer pg.44
New Lifts under Construction in North American pg. 50 
Showdown at Yosemite pg. 59 
Squaw Gets 1960 Olympics pg. 60
Report on Chile by Roland Palmedo pg.62
In Memoriam: Adolf Attenhofer pg. 64
Books : pg. 65
Hollywood goes "Ski Crazy" pg. 66
101 Boots for Sale pg.72

November,1955
Newsletter pg. 12
Ski Fashions for 1956 pg.14
The Long Wait by Ernie Beyl pg.20
Hollywood Goes Ski Crazy pg. 24
Improve Your Ski Movies by Victor Cody pg.26
Why s’no shoe (the name snowshoe) by Bill Breyfogle pg. 30
Skidreiverein by Arthur G. Draper pg. 35 
Youngest Olympian (Betsy Snite) by Hanson Carroll pg.38
Naming Runs by Jan Brunvand pg. 42
New Nelson Edge Strip pg. 46
Equipment: Heads and Harts pg. 48
How to Select Skis pg. 54
California Leads in Lift Construction pg. 58

December, 1955
109 Miles Per Hour! by Ralph Miller pg.20
Speed Trails in Europe and Canada by Arnold Lunn & Adal Fred
Air Guide to Europe by Dave Rowan pg.28
S.C.A. (Ski Club Arlberg) by Benno Rybizka pg. 32
Instructor at 64 (Ralph Russell) by Hamilton Hertz pg.41
Wanted: College Men by Addison A.Augusta pg. 42
1955-56 Schedule of Competition pg. 44
Pick-up Team by John Vernon pg. 46
Simpler Spelling in the sno (Early American Ski Clubs) 
by George Carroll pg. 54
Eight Dollar Mountain by Bill Breyfogle pg. 58
Safety Bindings pg.61
Eastern Ski Areas pg. 66
Battle of the Ski Schools (Grouse Mtn.) by John Lidstone 
& Shirley LaLonde pg.70
Bromley expands facilities pg. 86 

January, 1956
How Good are U.S. Olympic Chances? by Stein Eriksen pg.15
Meet the Olympians! pg.16
U.S. Olympic Ski Jumping Team... by Ray Mariucci pg. 22
Cross-Country and Combined Team pg.24
Canadian Olympians pg. 26
Olympic Schedule of Events pg. 27
Are You a Side-Hill Gouger? by Adal Fred pg. 28
Skiing after 40 by M. Lattey, M.D. pg. 30
Ski Renaissance (New York skiing) by Arthur G. Draper pg. 32
Action in Color by Kenneth S. Johnson pg. 35
How Two Storks Invented Skis by Jacques Kaplan pg. 39 
Get Lost! by John Vernon pg. 42
Ruade! by Hans Georg pg.44
Those Remarkable Werners (Buddy & Skeeter Werner) 
by Lucile M. Bogue pg. 46
Youngest Olympic Jumper (Ragnar Ulland) by Ray Freedman pg. 50
How Ralph Miller trains by Hannes G. Boehm pg. 52
Olympic Send-off by George Burns pg. 62

February,1956
Books: pg. 10
Bromley ‘slewers’ by Ernestine D. Pannes pg.14
Pre-school kids can learn to ski by Donna Armstrong pg. 16
Franconia prepares for junior nationals by Enzo Serafini pg. 18
How to hold an equipment sale by Bartlett Hendricks pg. 20 
Etudiant de ski by Eric Kaldor pg. 22
How to shoot snow scenes by Kenneth S. Johnson pg. 25
Holmenkollen by Hans Engh pg. 30 
Full House and two of a kind (Winter Park)
by Fred Springer-Miller and Wolfgang Lert pg.34
Christie! by Donald K. Mathews pg. 36
The American Skier Short-Changes Himself 
by Robert D. Wright, Coach Norwich U. Ski Team pg. 41
The ‘Big Four’ (Switzerland) by Fritz Durst pg. 48 
Miss Rheingold Skis Lake Placid pg.54
Fun Skiing in Old Quebec pg.56

March,1956
American performance in Olympics ‘disappointing’ pg.8
Complete Olympic Results pg. 11
Men’s Giant Slalom: Six-second margin pg. 18
Women’s Slalom: A Tough Course pg. 20
Men’s Slalom: A fourth for Brookie, a silver for Chick pg. 22
Men’s and Women’s Downhill: Medal for Madeleine, hat trick for Toni pg. 24
Nordic Events: U.S. improves in running, fails in jump pg. 26
New Speed for Skis by Dick Burton pg.28
One Way to Keep Warm pg. 31 
A Kandahar for New England by Roland Palmedo pg. 32 
Fill-in Flash by Kenneth S. Johnson pg. 34
Spring Skiing at Scheidegg (Bernese Oberland) by Dave Rowan pg.36
Above Timberline (Mt. Hood) pg.40
One Way to Keep Warm pg.31
New England Kandahar pg.32
U.S. Second String at Aspen by Daphne Bedford pg.42
Resorts: Cheaper Rides pg. 44
Films: Moviemaker’s rat race pg. 46
A-toring Ve Vill Go pg.54

October,1956 [MISSING]
Skis pace new equipment for ‘56-57 season pg. 12
Harvey Clifford: The Man Who Never Sees Summer by Adal Fred pg.14
A Wall Streeter in the Soviet Union by Roland Palmedo pg.23
Ski the New Way! (Brooks Dodge) pg.32
Switzerland: 2 Impressions (Betty Snite & Dick Strauss) pg. 36
Montezuma Basin (Aspen) by David H. Phillips pg. 46
Ski Workshop: Powder Boards by Rick Rubin pg. 48
Toni Sailer pg. 50
How Likely Are You to Get Hurt? by A.P. O'Connell pg.54
Where were you on the Fourth? pg.62
Chacaltaya: World’s Highest Resort (Bolivia) pg.64

November, 1956 [MISSING]
Films: Eastern Emphasis pg. 9
How You Can Learn Wedeln pg.20
Your Ski Tour To Europe This Season pg. 30 
Jim Parker: A Very Special Person by John Jay pg. 34
Lynn Visits Kitzbuhel pg.41
Amazing Marjorie Benedikter (ski fashion designer) pg. 44
How to Dress for Skiing pg. 48
John Lewis Dyer: Snowshoe Itinerant (Early Colorado skier) 
by Ruby O. Bennett pg. 52 
Summer Racing School (Timberline Lodge) pg.60
Welcome Home, Chick! (Chiharu "Chick" Igaya) pg. 63
Go South to Ski! (Southern U.S.) by Mary Chilton Chapman pg. 66 
The Laurentians pg.68
Little Hill, Mighty Leaps (N.H.& Vt. juniors learn jumping) pg.72
New Lifts Under Construction in North America pg. 76 
New Development in Western Areas pg.77
Only a Row of Tomatoes by Mary Eshbaugh Hayes pg. 82
What to Look for in Ski Boots pg. 89
Nobody Can Ski Like Stein pg.96

December, 1956 [MISSING]
Wedeln: What's It All About? pg.14
Slalom: the Art of Course Setting by Ernie McCulloch pg.24
Should N.Y. State Forests Be "Forever Wild?" by Sidney Cox pg.34
Books: pg. 40
The Miracle of Steamboat by Lucille M. Bogue pg.42
Down Under in Australia by Roland Ryder-Smith pg.46
Those Army Attenhofers by Smith Stevens pg.48
Stunts on Skis Are Fun! by J. Douglas Pfeiffer pg.52
The Girls are Lovely at St. Anton by Dick Strauss pg.56
Old Chentlemen's Class (Sun Valley) By Dorice Taylor pg.64
Four-Season Club (Onondaga Ski Club of Syracuse) by Ann Pass pg.70
Christmas Gifts just for Skiers pg. 72
Guardians of the Slopes (NPS) by Ernie Schickler - Squaw Valley pg.74
New Lifts in the East pg.77
1956-57 Schedule of Competitions pg. 102
Ski Classroom pg.104

January,1957 [MISSING]
How Good Is Squaw Valley's Downhill? by Ford Lea pg. 8
Guest Editorial - Alex Cushing on Squaw Valley Downhill pg. 16
How Stein Eriksen Teaches Wedeln pg.18
Skiing Miners of Ontario by Ray De Souza pg.21
Modern Racing Turns by Georges Joubert pg.24
Waxing the Easy Way pg.33
Inside A Japanese Ski lodge by Martha Nett pg.34
Books: pg. 38 & 43 
Big Guys and Little Guys pg.39
Odd Job (Colorado) by Fred Jones, Jr. pg.44
SKI Goes to a Fondue Party pg.60
How To Ski Fast While Standing Still by Rick Rubin pg.62
Yump Ole, Yump! (Learning on small jumping hills) by David Bradley pg. 64 
You’d Never Know by Bob Bourdon pg. 68

February, 1957 [MISSING]
Certified Instruction and the Accident Rate pg. 6
So Long until Tomorrow (Lowell Thomas) by George Carroll pg.16
20th Anniversary of the Sepp Ruschp Ski School by Robert Bourdon pg.18
Types of Wedeln by G. Joubert & J. Vuarnet pg.22
Never To Old to Ski by Walter G. Patterson pg. 30
How Snow-Making Equipment Works by I. Shyke pg.32
Ski Week in Switzerland by Bill Eldred pg.44
How to Make a Good Film Out of Your Ski Footage by Warren Miller pg. 46
Half the Fun is Getting There by James Albert Wales pg. 64

March,1957 [MISSING]
Books: pg. 10
The White Badge by Roland Palmedo pg.14
Canadian Ski School Week pg.16
It Takes an Optimist To Build a Lift in Minnesota by Lee J. Fremstad pg.18
Assiniboine Skiing by Erling Strom pg.20
Dartmouth Weekenders by Fred Hart pg.21
Principals and Technique of Skiing Slalom Combinations
By Georges Joubert and Jean Vuarnet pg.22
On Amateurs, Advertising, Skiing Stars, Cows & Cars by David Rowan pg.28
Snow Long until Tomorrow (Lowell Thomas, part II) by George Carroll pg.40
'Off The Record' (Johan Torp & Leif Lange) by Nigel Elliston pg.48
What Is It? - Carnival pg.53
Lift Operators and Their Problems by Tom Corcoran pg.56
Ski Games For Kids by John & Frankie O’Rear pg. 64

October,1957 [MISSING]
With the Moviemakers (John and Lois Jay) pg. 14
The World's Best (Stowe) pg.16
Points, Points.... and More Points (FIS Tryouts) pg. 18
How Hjalmar Hvam Invented the Release Binding
by Leverett G. Richards pg.20
Billy Woods pg.27
As I remember Billy Woods by Madi Springer-Miller pg. 27
Three First Families of Bootmaking by Peter Pringham pg.30
What’s New? Lots of New Names plus some new ideas in Ski Equipment pg. 36
Unmistakably Bogner pg. 38
Your Best Buy in Skis pg. 46
Get a Good Fit in Boots pg. 48
Ski Magazine’s Guide to Bindings pg. 50
Wedeln and Mambo: What's the Difference? pg.72

November,1957 [MISSING]
Instructors’ Dilemma: to teach or not to teach wedeln pg. 10
Catching the Air (Ski Jumping) by David Bradley pg.19
Make Your Ski Club A Success by Thomas S. Hook pg.30
Skiing in the Jet Age by Betsy Palmedo Besson pg. 35
The Glamour of Europe pg.38
Put on a Fashion Skit pg. 46
Lift Bonanza - New Lifts Under Construction in North America pg.50
Shasta: the first Stage by Wayne Capps pg. 52
Luxurious Fashions for 1958 pg.58
What’s in a Ski Pole pg. 65
I Skied in Czechoslovakia by Doug Pease pg. 74
Are Racers Popular? by Authur Perkins pg. 78
Do You Need Heel Release? by Leighton P. Brownton, DDS pg. 80
What’s In a Ski? by Bard Glenne pg. 82
What if You Owned a Ski Area? (Minnesota) by Gordon Bowen pg. 86
Keep Your Mittens Dry! by Lawrence H. Hilt, M.D.
Whiteface (New York) by Hal Burton pg.100
Day & Night Trip to Get The Doctor by Gene Sperry 
Toni Gets Set (Toni Sailer) pg. 112

December,1957 [MISSING]
Can 2,000,000 Skiers Break the Snowplow Habit, Yes....says the author 
"Its Easy to Parallel" by J. Douglas Pfeiffer pg. 17
Jay Films Russia pg.21
Skiing, the most Fascinating Sport pg.24
How To Fit Your Figure into Ski Clothes by Barbara Barnet pg.27
Holiday Cheer with Hot Drinks by Joyce Newbill Martin pg.30
Budget Sking - the Co-op Way by Jim Scott pg.32
Look Who's Rotating Now (Anderl Molterer) pg.34
Go as a Club by Thomas S. Hoot pg.36
Too Many Lifts? by Roland Palmedo pg.40
Backyard Ski Tow by Kurt Rohde pg.46
Aspen new lift pg. 48
Fall or No-Fall pg.48
The Luckiest Kids in the World (Aspen) pg.50
Ski Week in Quebec pg. 52
How to Take the Bumps (Buddy Werner) pg.56
Holiday Busman pg.58
Where Skiers Ski to Eat pg.60
What They Wear Under Their Pants pg.66
New Future For Skiing (snowmaking) pg.68
What's Happening in Michigan? pg.126
East and Midwest Area Improvements pg.72
Swim while You Ski pg.76
Make A Ski Bag pg.78
Biathalon-New Olympic Event? pg.79
One for the Road pg.80
Fighting Words pg.81
The Camp Fortune Story (Ottawa Ski Club) by Bernie Nellis pg.86
Papoose Race (Sun Valley) pg.92
Knit Your Own Ski Sweater pg.96
Northernmost Ski Club by Louise W. Murphy (Old Crow in Yukon) pg.98
Christmas Gift for Skiers pg.100
The School That Majors in Skiing (Carbondale, Colorado) pg.104
A Sad, Sad Stor (Wyoming) pg.110
How to Build An Igloo pg.112
Traveling Salesman (Henke) pg.114
Two old Pros Talk Wedeln by Bill Wallace (Sig Buchmayr)
Michigan Miracle (Boyne Chairlifts) pg. 126

January,1958 [MISSING]
Nonie Foley: Top US Girl Skier pg.18
The Real McCoy (Mammoth) pg.22
Ski Sweaters pg.30
Most Difficult Skill in Skiing pg.32
Pep Up Your Ski Movies by John Upjohn pg.34
Semifinals of the FIS by Roland Palmedo pg.39
Actor Toni Pans Squaw by Toni Sailer pg.43
How to Be A Ski Bum by Pat Neal pg.45
How Skiing Came to Lech (Austrian Tyrol) pg.48
Snowshoes of the Sierra by Robert L. Thompson pg.56
Swap Shop (Rutland Ski Shop) pg.59
Too Many Lifts? (follow on of Roland Palmedo article) pg.60
How to Break the Swinging Habit (From Ski-ABC by Joubert & Vuarnet) pg.66
Big Doings in Kimberley, B.C. by Sam Wormington pg. 73
1958-Schedule of Competition pg. 74
Budget Skiing in Europe by DeWitt S. Davidson pg.76
Letter from Austria by Martin Luray pg.80
How Well Can We Do in the FIS? (Ralph Miller) pg.86
World Championship Courses (Bad Gastein) pg.85
US FIS Team Gets Set pg.94

February,1958 [MISSING]
Alberg - Kandahar pg. 4
Alaska: an Adventure in Skiing pg.15
My Son Stuart and Toni Sailer by Duncan Campbell pg.20
Revolution in Ski Teaching (George Earle - Wedeln) pg.29
The Real You On Skis (Feminine ideas on technique) by Eleanor Prager pg.34
Yodeling for Everybody pg.35
The Year of Wedeln by George F. Earle pg.36
Skiing in Poland (history) by Zbigneiw Mikolajczak pg.46
Snowshoe Fran pg.48
Norway has so much to Offer by Frank Elkins pg.50
Focus on Skiing by W. John Upjohn pg. 52
The Mt. Snow Snowball (Mt. Snow) by David T. Peck pg.59

March,1958 [MISSING]
Hobby: Skiing by John C. McHale pg. 14
Tuckerman of the West (Gardner Headwall in Yellowstone) 
by Bev Wallace pg.19
Three Wonderful Places to Ski this Summer
(Chilie, N. Zealand, Timberline) pg.22
The Best Time to go Skiing (New England and snowfall) pg. 26
Snowball Limited (Sun Valley) pg.31
For Beginners Only (Quebec) by Joan Sall pg.34
The Skiing Chambermaids (Winter Park) by Ann Pass pg.40
Big City Ski Area (Soldier Field, Chicago) pg.45
Speeches and Champagne (Harriman and Governors) pg.49
Canada Produces A World Champion (Lucile Wheeler) by Roland Palmedo pg.52
Dig Those Crazy Skis by Pat Edwards pg.57
So Long Till October pg.64

October,1958 [MISSING]
Karl Acker, pioneer pro, Pico Owner pg. 8 
SKI Survey pg.9
What to Look For in New Equipment pg.16
Binding Mounting by Hannes Marker pg. 31
The Glamorous Life by John Jay pg.36
Year of the Big Snow (New England 57-58) pg.44
Skiers under Scrutiny in Colorado, New Mexico pg.49
Look Ma, One Ski! by Peter Estin pg.50
New Fashions in Glamorous "Gondola Coats" pg.53
Deep Powder (Alta) pg.64

November,1958 [MISSING]
More Speed in Slalom by Ralph Miller pg. 12
Ski Fashions for 1959 pg. 14
You Should Use Short Skis this Year by Hal March Jr. pg. 20
Summer fun on skis at Mt. Baldy pg. 22
Wedeln in the Parlor by Smith Stevens pg. 24
'My Indestructible Sweetheart' (Dick Buek) by Rob McDonald pg. 30
Skierize Your Car by Russell P. Mahan pg. 36
You Can Rent a Co-Op Lodge by Priscilla A. Gallagher pg.53
I’m Glad they talked me into it by Ed Rogers pg. 57 
Nothing Ever Happens on Ski Outings (Centre Ski Club) pg. 62
Wyh not take the kids along? by Rosalie Minkow pg. 64
The Alps-Ski Paradise pg. 68
How and Where in Europe pg. 74
Progress in the West pg. 84 
74 New Ski Lifts Now Being Built in North American pg. 88
Skiing in Red China pg.100

December,1958 [MISSING]
The Shocking Truth About Ski Accidents by Fred Springer-Miller pg. 21
Tamers of the North (Dartmouth Outing Club) by Evan Hill pg. 25
Christmas in the Mountains pg. 34
Fluffy Knits and Gorgeous Weaves-Fashion pg.38
Plush Tour: skiing via Mercedes by Frank Sunderland pg. 42
Lift Boom in East and West pg. 46
1960 Olympics pg. 70
Ski Shopping Guide pg. 78
Ouch, They're at it again! pg. 93
Old Style vs. New Style pg. 94
Making of a Ski Town (Jeffersonville, Vt) by Bradley Smith pg. 97
1958=59 North American Competition Schedule pg.100
Gelaendesprung (Doug Pfeiffer book) pg. 114
Hostelers' Holidays by Louise Frazier pg.116

January,1959 [MISSING]
Let’s Go Back to the One-Ski Rule pg. 4
Dartmouth in the Old Days (Part I) by David Bradley pg. 17
To Virgin Snowfields via Helicopter pg.20
The Experts Discuss Ski Accidents pg. 22
Teaching Preschool Kids to Ski by Bina Robinson pg.26
A Good Landing: Secret of Learning to Jump by David Bradley pg.33
How to Ski Powder pg. 36
Skiing Chef (Frank Menendnez - Alta Rustler Lodge) pg.38
Pep Talk for Young Racers by Loren Bensley pg.40
Carnival Time pg.42
Skiing is Better Late than Ever (Tuckerman’s) by S. S. Stevens pg.44
Frivolous New Ideas in After-Ski Fashions pg.50
"Patrolman, Have You a Pipe Wrench?" by Edward Billings pg.57
How to Pre-Jump by Ralph Miller pg. 62
The Right Way To Fall by Kenneth V. Beer pg.88
Fun at a Family-Style Ski Lodge (Kenneys) pg. 94

February,1959 [MISSING]
The Finest Winter Olympics Ever! by Wolfgang Lert pg. 21
The Era of Prager and Durrance (Dartmouth part II) by David Bradley pg. 22
The Ski Industry Views Ski Accidents pg. 26
Hottest Young Man on Skis (Karl Schranz) by Tony Kail pg. 28
Skiing's $Million Babies pg.32
Long Road for Killington by Bud Abbott pg.36
Low-Cost Resort for Michigan (Porcupine Mountains) pg.38
Quick Solution to the Short Ski Shortage by Adal Fried pg. 42
Skiing with Glasses by Doug Pfeiffer pg.44
Bromley Boy pg.56
Ski Babel at Alpe de Venosc by Doug Pease pg.71
Should You Use Shorter Skis? pg.76
Fabulous Piz Corvatsch (St. Moritz) pg.80

March,1959 [MISSING]
Where to Ski this Spring and Summer pg.10
For 3 Days Was Worth it (Timberline, Mt. Hood) by Richard B. Wolf pg. 18
The Frigid Heart by Carol Spelius pg.19
Skiing and Jazz, What a Combo! by Bob Bourdon pg.23
Texans in New Mexico gby W. Thetford Leviness pg.24
Should You Use Contact Lenses in Skiing? by Dr. Charles D Bisceglia pg.28
Track Bossy! by Maria Garzia Marchelli (Pontedilengo, Italy) pg.31
Putting Your Skis in Mothballs pg.34
Boot Care pg.35
So You Want to Race! pg.36
Island in the Clouds (Alps) by Robin Fedden pg.38
How You Should Wax pg.39
Eight Miles of Nothing (Murren’s Inferno) pg.40
Spectacular Fall Ski Show At New York City Coliseum pg. 54
High Hopes for 1960 pg.63

October,1959
Acrobatic Austrian (Karl Schranz) pg.15
Europe by Car pg.19
Behind the Scenes at Squaw Valley pg.22
The Hottest and Latest pg.35
The Happy Hunting Ground pg.41
Olympic Squad Roster pg.30
Coliseum Show pg.32
The Hottest and the Latest by Fred Springer-Miller
Lift Boom Continues pg.36
How to Do Kickturns by Ralph Miller pg.44
Fashions for the Season pg.52
Mt. Shasta by Jim Scott pg.66
Doug Pfeiffer: As I Ski It pg.71
Ski Movie Makers are busier that ever pg. 74
Ski Humorski pg.84

November,1959
Putzi Puts the Pressure on Panting Pupil’s Pocketbook by Eric Stern pg. 19
European Highlights by Roland Palmedo pg. 21
The Crisis In Downhill Racing by Roland Palmedo pg.22
A Spot On the Team by Bill Eldred pg.28
Snowshoe Thompson by Frank J. Taylor pg.31
Why I Love Ski-America by Willy Bogner pg. 34
The New Aspen by Bil Dunaway pg.36
The Whole Turn Concept pg.44
My Funniest Moment pg.56
Western Ski Areas: Areas build and build for Olympic Year pg.57
Record ski lift construction promises better uphill transportation pg. 59
Willy Schaeffler Profile by James W. Cameron pg.64
My $2.50 Skis by D.E. MacIntyre pg.66
All Out for Fitness pg.72
Ski Cabins Pros and Cons by Allen I. Barry pg.74
Ski Watchers pg.86
Sweaters and Quilts-Fashion pg.88
Cartoon Page pg.124

December,1959
Get the Most out of your Equipment Dollar by Fred Nachbaur pg. 21
Our Nordic Skiers have a Chance in '60 by David Bradley pg.22
Your Equipment Budget by Fred Nachbaur pg.21
Quaint Quebec by Bill Eldred pg.25
The Remarkable Mr. Palmedo (Roland Palmedo)(Part I) 
by Martin Luray pg.28
Whiteface Mtn. by Ronnie Guzik pg.30
Chamonix Magnifique by Harvey Edwards pg.34
Getting a Ski Vacation by Hans Heinrich pg.38
Novice Trail by John Southworth pg.41
Apres Ski Fashions pg.44
Tattooed Skis by W.E. Blanchard pg.48
East, Midwest Areas pg.50
Skiing After 40 by Alex Deutsch pg.62
My Funniest Moment by G.H. Clawson pg.65
Watch Out by Bill Rollins pg.70
European Ski Trips pg.79
European Highlights by Roland Palmedo pg.86
Tire Chain Blocks by Hal Oglesbee pg.92
Forget Togetherness by Eleanor Prager pg.95
As I Ski It by Doug Pfeiffer pg.98
California's Snowy Assets by Ben Tarnutzer pg.100
59-60 Competition Schedule pg.100
Wood vs. Metal Skis by Ralph Miller pg.113
Cartoon Page by Norman Clark pg.132

1960's

January,1960

European Highlights by Roland Palmedo pg.12
Die Tiefdecke Technick by Rink Earle pg.18
Those Hot North American Gals (Pitou, Snite & Heggtveit) 
by Lucile Wheeler pg.23
For Six Olympic Minutes (Penny Pitou & Dick Taylor) pg.24
Borscht, Bagels and Bindings by Mike Strauss pg.26
The Remarkable Mr. Palmedo (Part II) by Martin Luray pg.28
Red Hot Telemark by Fred Morgan (Mt. Telemark, WI) pg.30
The Otsego Club pg.31
Utah's Deep Powder Utopia by Jack Goodman pg.34
Eskimo on Skis (Ed Crist - Colorado) by Loudon Kelly pg.43
Short Short Skis by Smitty Stevens pg.44
The ‘Family’ Man at Fahnestock (Bill Gilbert) by Ronnie Guzic pg.49
The Ski Injury Problem by Dr. Arthur E. Ellison pg.52
Tokyo Tyros Flock to Indoor Ski Hill by J. Bart Sweeney pg. 60
As I Ski It by Doug Pfeiffer pg. 62
Downhill Racing by Ralph Miller pg. 70
Avalanche Busters by Kim Massie pg. 90
Rope Tow Types by Norman Clark pg. 100

February, 1960
European Highlights by Roland Palmedo pg.20
Tribute to a Great Skier (Bud Werner) pg.23
What Chance Have Our Dark Horses? by Ralph Miller pg.24
Gallery of Greats by Jinny and Jack McDonnell pg.26
Olympic Map and Program by Jack Shriever pg.30
The Winter Games Are Worth Saving by Bill Eldred pg.32
Our Impossible Olympics by John Auran pg.34
The Social Slalom by Frances Moffat pg.37
How to Watch Olympic Racing by Walter Prager pg.38
The Medal I Could Have Won by Andrea Mead Lawrence pg.42
As I Ski It by Doug Pfeiffer pg. 46
It All Started in 1932 (Lake Placid) by George Carroll pg.48
I Found I Was Good Enough To Win by Gretchen Fraser pg.51
Ten Hot Cheers for the Olympics by Emanuel Greenberg pg.54
Foeger's Approach to Skiing by Walter Foeger pg.61
You Can Ski on Ice by Ralph Miller pg.71
Wedeln Becomes Easier All the Time by Georges Joubert pg.74
Reno Gives Its Kids A Skiing Bargain by Charles McNavin pg.82
The Latest on Binding Placement by Freeman Frost pg.84
High Living on Skis by Barbara Johnson pg.98
What You'll See at the Olympics by Norman D. Clark pg.108

March, 1960
Six Tips for Spring Skiing Fun by John Henry Auran pg.18
Summer Madness at Stelvio Pass (Italy) by George Cochran pg.20
The Ravine and I (Tuckerman’s) by Susan Neidlinger McLane pg.22
What's Up Down Under (New Zealand) pg.24
Ernie Blake (Taos) by Wolfgang Lert pg.26
What'll We Do When the Snow's All Gone? (Chile) pg.34
Wedeln Becomes Easier All the Time II by Georges Joubert pg.38
Lac Beauport (Quebec) by Hans Carroll pg.42
The Newest Look in Ski Areas (Vermont) by Hans Heinrich pg.46
As I Ski It by Doug Pfeiffer pg.48
Where Bunnies Come From (Eastover, Mass) pg.50
Summer Ski Weekend by Gosta R. Truedsson pg.52
Ski Country Has So Much to Offer by Michael oren pg.56
European highlights by Roland Palmedo pg.58
Beware of the Good Samaritan by Bob Van Beever pg.61
At Magog with Christian Pravda by Hans Carroll pg.71
Spring Skiing by Norman D. Clark pg.72

October, 1960
Ski Areas Make Room for Growing Population pg. 10
A Great Year For Equipment pg. 16
Twenty-five Years of SKI by James Laughlin pg.31
Secrets of Effortless Skiing by Clement Hutter pg.32
The Alps by Bob Bugg pg.34
The Twenty-four Hours that Shook the Ski World (Olympics) by
John Henry Auran pg.42
Olympic Portfolio pg.43
Complete Olympic Ski Results pg.50
I Learned About Skiing From That (Mt. Rainier) by Hans Heinrich pg. 60
Jet Age Sensations pg.78
The Snow Flies Early West of Denver by Ruth Ivor pg.82
So You're Taking Up Skiing (Mammoth) by Gus Weber pg.91
Anne Heggtveit - First in Women’s Slalom by W.L. Ball pg.94
Walter P. Paepcke 1896-1960 pg.98
Ski Fever by Norman D. Clark pg.116

November, 1960
America’s Role in International Skiing pg. 4
Winter Sports Show Opens November 30 pg. 10 
Penny Pitou Speaks Her Mind by Penny Pitou pg.18
European Travel by Stan McCandless pg.20
Area Review and New Lifts pg.32
Will They Call It Schrittbogen? by John Henry Auran pg.35
Working Skis by Jack N. Washicheck pg.38
The Broadmoor Adds Skiing pg.42
Secrets of Effortless Skiing by Clemens M. Hutter pg.44
Marilyn Takes Up Skiing by John Burns pg.46
The Many Faces of Sugarbush by Paul Janoff and Hans Carroll pg.52
Skating will Help by Carlo Wolter pg.59
Skiing for the Pre-school Set by Glenn Springer-Miller pg.70
The Gold Medal Winners by Jean Vuarnet pg.74
The Stowe Rating System by Moon Wallace pg.78
The Old Man and the Ski (Ski Novels) by Eric Stern pg.83
Dry Ski school by Allen I. Barry pg.87
Nubs Sarns Makes His Choice (Nub’s Nob - Michigan) 
by Josephine Wunsch pg.92
Powder Patterns pg.100
Emile Allais - The Man and the Legend by Harvey Edwards pg.106
On Buying Skis by D.E. MacIntyre pg.116
The Bright, Bright Future of Lake Tahoe by Jim Scott pg.118
Almost 100 New Lifts Await Skiers This Season pg. 132
American Kids Learn the Norwegian Way 
by Margaret Magness pg.138
The Equipment Bug by Norman D. Clark pg.156

December,1960
FIS Favors Continuing Olympic Games pg. 16
Ski Resort Progress Sets Fast Pace pg.19
Ten Ways to Avoid Falling by Alex Dixon pg.35
High Route to Adventure (Ski Mountaineering Canadian Rockies) 
by Hans Gmoser pg.38
Sun Valley at Christmas by Dorice Taylor pg.44
Secrets of Effortless Skiing by Clemens "Miki" Hutter pg.51
T. Lee McCracken and the Skiing Cowboys of Big Hole Basin (Montana) 
by Robb Brady pg.54
A Mogul.. Is A Mogul? by Arleen Ruggeri pg.61
The Gold Medal Winners (Yvonne Ruegg) by Fritz Durst pg.62
Europeans Close In on Ralph Miller’s World Speed Mark pg. 65
Ski Injuries You Can Avoid by Dr. Arthur Ellison pg.74
On Hawaii's White Mtn. by Cy Cress pg.80
Penny Pitou Speaks Her Mind by Penny Pitou pg.88
Where the Twain meets by Zig Bulanda pg.92
A Junior Program Gets Results pg.96
The World's Most Exclusive Ski Club (Corviglia) by Hans Heinrich pg.117
Stowe, Vt. by James Lewicki pg.120
Salt Lake's Schools Show the Way by Jack Goodman pg.130
1960-61 Competition Schedule pg.138
Cross-country Crusader (Rev. Jim Scott - Tahoe) by Jim Scott pg.144
After the Lift Stops pg.152

January, 1961
Skiing for a Week on $25 by Doug Pease pg.25
In This White World (Alta photos) by Fred Lindholm pg.26
Super-Wedeln by Peter Estin pg.30
The Gold Medal Winners (Roger Staub) by Fritz Durst pg.38
Skiing's Different in the Pacific Northwest by Byrob Fish pg.42
Schrittbogen Comments pg.52
Where Are They Now? (Ski Publications) Bill Prochnau pg.54
So You’ve Taken Up Skiing by Gus Weber pg. 58
The Good Shepherd by Douglas Mann pg.62
Formula for Victory by Toni Sailer pg.70
The Case for New Mexico by Vern Rogers pg.78
Secrets of Effortless Skiing by Clemens Hutter pg.86
All Downtown for Skiing (Edmonton Ski Club) by Norman C. Flaherty pg.90
Golden Ski Years by Doris Kirkpatrick pg.94
Positively Sel Hannah by John Lannan pg.102
The Back Way into Aspen by G. R. Kirkham pg.108

February 1961
Magic on Moonbeam by Fred Morgan pg.16
Let's Curb the Jumping Judges by David Bradley pg.18
Good Skiing Is Where You Ain't (Weather) by Rink Earle pg.22
Midwest Silhouettes by Fred Morgan pg.26
Dream Race for Has-Beens and Never-Weres by W.L. Ball pg.31
A Now-or-Never Proposition by Ernst Hinterseer pg. 34
Secrets of Effortless Skiing by Clemens ’Miki’ Hutter pg.44
Penny Pitou Speaks Her Mind by Penny Pitou pg.48
Report from Siam by Norris Howard pg.56
The Revolutionary Ski Dek by Kim Massie pg.61
The Latest in Race Technique by Georges Joubert pg.64
The Amateur Problem by Arnold Lunn pg.70
Veterans Get Together (Taos) pg.80
Skirap Book by Norman D. Clark pg.92

March,1961
Skiing’s Role in National Fitness pg. 4
Though This Be Madness by Bob Bugg pg.12
When It's Wintertime Down South (Australia & New Zealand) 
by K.G. Murray and A.T. Garcia pg.16
Courage Unlimited by Jane McIlvaine pg.18
The Man To Stop in 1962 (Gus Perillat) pg.20
Heidi Biebl, Gold Medal Winner by John Auran pg.24
Schrittbogen and All That by Perry Williams pg.28
The Ulta-Die-Hards by Luke Patnode pg.30
There's Lots of Skiing Till Next Winter pg.32
Plan Now to Build Your Ski Cabin by Kelly Buchanan pg.37
So You've Taken Up Skiing by Gus Weber pg.42
The Vital Springboard by Clemens Hutter pg.55

October 1961 
(bought by Universal Publishing)
Report From Chile pg. 26
Gaps in the Ranks (Fred Harris and Charles Proctor) pg. 37
How Can You Afford To Ski This Season? by Archer Winsten pg.39
A Quartet of Giants Alpine Meadows by Jim Scott pg 42
Sierra Blanca by Martin Luray pg 84 
Stratton by Ron Guzik pg 87 
Breckenridge by Bob Collins pg.45
Sailors of the Snow by Walter Landor pg.46
Can We Have A Unified American Ski Technique? by Paul Valar pg.52
How A Champion Keeps Fit (Toni Sailer) pg.54
Freeze Now, Play Later by Burt Sims pg.58
The Non-Prosaic Parka pg.60
Equipment Takes A New Turn by John Henry Auran pg.64
Switzerland's Valley of Eternal Snow (Breithorn) by Otto Weber pg.70
The Sovereign State of Walter Foeger by Martin Luray pg.74
Pointers;Instruction by Jim Craig pg. 79
Perfecting Your Snow-Plow Position pg.79
Hold Your Poles Properly by Allen C. Willman pg.83
Brandenberger Revisted pg. 92
Think! by Jack Irwin pg.100
The Right Way To Lace by Bill Earle pg.108
Put Your Poles in Your Pocket by Dick Williams pg.121

November 1961
Report From Europe pg. 12
Controlling Fall Line Speed by Duncan Grandin pg.17
Can Schussbooming be Stopped? by Wolfgang Lert pg.33
Skiing is For Women (Too) ! by Willy Schaeffler pg. 36
Ever the Young Hopefuls (Barbara Ferries, Jimmy Heuga, Jean Saubert) pg. 41
Areas 1962 (lifts) pg.46
Europe: The $7 Tour pg.48
The Conquest of Thrombosis Slope pg.52
Fashions Internacional pg.54
Kruckenhauser:The Man and the Method by Peter Mitchell Miller pg.60
Come Early, Stay Late (Whitefish, Montana; Big Mountain) 
by Hans Heinrich pg.66
Spring Forward Like A Gentle Tiger by Conrad Staudinger pg.70
How a Champion Keeps Fit (Toni Sailer) by Tap Goodenough pg.77
Now, It's Plastics by John Henry Auran pg.80
The Mental Approach to Learning by Dick Finlay pg.83
Recovering Lost Control by Philip S. Miller pg.90
Rising From a Fall by Ram Matson pg.98
Correcting Shoulder Position by Hans Jenni pg.116
Stay in Condition by A. E. Ellison, M.D. pg. 134

December, 1961
A Stemming Aid by Minor T. Patton pg.15
Report From Australia pg. 21
Rubber Band skiing by Dorothy Ann Outzs pg.28
The Case for American Skiing by John Henry Auran pg.45
Christiania Leger: Evolution in Technique by Ron Guzik pg.48
How to Turn? by Paul Gignoux pg.48
Austrian and French, La Difference by Raymond Craig pg.51
The Special World of Sun Valley by Martin Luray pg.54
Tea for Du by George Cochran pg.58
Action at Alta pg.60
Total Motion for Better Skiing by Paul Valar pg.66
Raclette pg.70
Route 100 by Morten Lund pg.72
The Fur Look pg.76
Christmas Revisited pg.80
1962 Equipment Guide pg.83
Sepp Ruschp: Skiing's Quiet Man by John Fry pg.99
Preventing Falls by Bill Earle pg.110
Comments by the Experts pg.125
The Tip Roll by Louis Gheller pg.131
Michigan's New Frontier by Bruce Gifford pg.138
A Teaching Machine for Slalom Racers by Dr. John Church pg.160

January,1962
Thumbs Up by John "Boots" Blatt pg.15
Report From France pg. 18
Bus Tours: Where Are They Taking You? by Bruce Gifford pg.31
The Taming of Timpanogas (helicopter skiing) pg.34
Tough, Tougher, Toughest by Bill Wallace pg.42
Outdoor Games for Skiers by Willy Schaeffler pg.46
Everybody Out Of The (Car) Pool by Burt Sims pg.50
Green Cloth, White Snow by George Bush pg.52
Modern Skiing: A Prognosis by Clemens Hutter pg.56
Schuss: A Game for Frustrated Skiers pg.60
Sugarbush Reconsidered by John Henry Auran pg.62
1962 Guide to North American Skiing (insert) pg.67
Setting Edges for Sharp Control by Fred Lonsdorf pg.76
T-Bar Tips by Paula Kann Valar pg.85
Christiania Leger: International Comment pg.88
The Short-Ski "Twist" by Clif Taylor pg.100
Using Poles in Dips and Gullies by Don Brolin pg.111

February, 1962
Changing the Lead Ski by Don Schartz pg.18
Report from Alaska pg. 20
FIS World Ski Championships (special section as follows:) pg.29
The High, White World of Chamonix by Robert Daley pg.30
The Hazards of Number One by Harvey Edwards pg.36
A Gallery of Contenders pg.39
Chamonix pg.40
The Pistes pg.41
Excellence Unhailed (Mack Miller & Zakopane) by Fred Morgan pg.42
High Ski Fashion From the House of Dior by Arthur L. Erikson pg.46
The Deep Powder Dipsy (American Style) by Junior Bounous pg.48
Saw, If You Must by S. S. "Smitty: Stevens pg.52
The Devil's Coffee by Emanuel & Madeline Greenberg pg.54
Where the Skiing Never Ends (Mt. Hood) by Bill Tanler pg.56
Modern Skiing: A Prognosis by Clemens (Miki) Hunter pg.60
Put Rhythm Into Your Turns by John V. Henderson pg.65
Learning Aerial Turns by David Peterson pg.72
Powder Tips by James R. Shane (Alta) pg.81

March,1962
Making Smoother Turns by Alf Binnie pg.10
Report From Canada’s Rockies pg. 11
Skiing Under the Southern Cross pg.19
Maoris and Mountains (New Zealand) pg.20
Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport (Australia) pg.22
Skiing in the Sky (South America) pg.24
The Silvretta and I (Austria) by Dorothea Penizek pg.26
Man Meets Moguls by Othmar Schneider pg.28
World Alpine Winter Games (Chamonix) pg.33
The Pro's Pro (Friedl Pfeifer) pg.41
California's Kilimanjaro (Mammoth) by Morten Lund pg.44
Modern Skiing: A Prognosis by Clemens (miki) Hutter pg.48
Tips for Spring Skiing by Toni Matt pg.52
Skiing Ice Moguls by Paul Brown pg.60
Make Your Own Release Pole by A.E. Ellison, M.D.
Ski-Teknik fur der Liftenline by Hermann Kleinkopf pg.66

October, 1962 [DUPE]
Report From Zakopane pg. 14
Skier, Meet Freud by Martin Luray pg.37
High Rise in Colorado (Crested Butte) pg.40
Wild, White Shangri-La (Assiniboine - Canada) by Dick Barrymore pg.44
The View from Monte Bondone by Ernie McCulloch pg.50
Suprising Stretch pg.53
Equipment: Tempest in a Test Tube by John Henry Auran pg.57
La Belle Zell (Austria) by Martha Reker pg.62
Skiers We Have Known (But Wish We Hadn't) by Joe Farris pg.66
The Pied Piper of Hogback (Clif Taylor) by Morten Lund pg.68
Unlimber with Yoga by Denise McCluggage pg.73
Et Tu, Alta by Morten Lund pg.89
Pole Push Sideslip by Barbara Hancock pg.93
Doing the Kickturn Easily by Bill Briggs pg.101
Stand Upright by Frank Day pg.107
Skating Out Of a Gate by Don Henderson pg.112
Advice to the Ski-Lorn pg.114
Strengthen Your Quadriceps by Arhtur Ellison pg.117

November, 1962 [DUPE]
Report From Austria pg. 13
Double Pole Hop to Parallel by Georgia Hotton pg.35
You Don't Have To Get Hurt pg.51
The Mood of Skiing pg.54
But Do They Love 'em In Magog? (Quebec) by Morten Lund pg.58
An Aye for an Aye (Ski Clubs) by Burt Sims pg.62
The Grand Plan (Lifts, New England) by Denise McCluggage pg.64
Come Mambo With Me by Stein Eriksen pg.68
How The West Was (Re) Won pg.72
They Ski Where Hannibal Slept (La Dolce Vita) by Melton Davis pg.78
1963 Equipment Guide (insert) pg.83
Skis in the Antarctic by Peter A Schoeck pg.99
Then Was Then (Wildcat) by Rink Earle pg.107
Two Pole Turnaround by O.L.(Doc) Smith pg.111
Uphill Ski Ahead by Hans Jennni pg.122
Complete Those Turns by Bob Beattie pg.141
Avalanches and How To Avoid Them by Arthur Ellison pg.151

December 1962 [DUPE]
Report From Canada pg. 16
Planting the Pole by Doug Frid pg.22
Traverse Wedel For Edge Control by Ernie Blake pg.41
Ski Touring, Pleasure Rediscovered by John Fry pg.64
Hip-Turn Swing by Willy Schaeffler pg.68
Crazy Otto of the Long Snow-Shoes (Schniebs) by Morten Lund
(see pg.63 too) pg.72
Aged Empress of the Engadine (St. Moritz) by Raymond Flower pg.74
Rich and Regal pg.80
Set Your Own Slalom by Ernie McColloch pg.84
Christmas Past, Christmas Future pg.89
Why Do They Call Them "Mongols?" (Denver, Colorado) 
by Ralph Smith pg.92
That's What I Like About The South by Steve Sachs pg.94
4:23 PM On a Brighton Sunday pg.97
Fill the Flowing Bowl pg.98
The Boom Grows Louder (Record Lifts & facilities) pg.101
1963 Guide to North American Ski Areas (insert) pg.103
No-Pole Turns by Murdo MacDonald pg.111
It Was Easy Dad by J. Duncan Campbell pg.117
Replacing Skis After a Fall by Norm Bergerson pg.127
P.S. From St. Moritz by Art Buchwald pg. 132
Fundamentals of the Basic Racing Turn by Bob Beattie pg.139
The Racer by Bill Metzel pg.140
Strengthen Your Quadriceps II by Arthur Ellison pg.160

January 1963 [DUPE]
Report From Oslo pg. 12 
Look Down the Hill by Gosta Johnson pg.28
Skiing: The Sport of the Establishment (Harriman, Kennedys, McNamaras)
by John Fry pg.41
A Day of Powder (Sun Valley) by Fred Lindholm pg.44
Eastern Slope Sketchbook by Bob Bugg pg.48
By Skiing Obsessed (MidWest) by Bruce Gifford and Fred Morgan pg.54
Hard Sport by the Roaring Fork (Aspen) by George Bush pg.56
Come Jump With Me by Stein Eriksen pg.60
How To Be a Good Bad Weather Driver by Denise McCluggage pg.64
Charlot of Chamonix (Charlot Bozon) by Harvey Edwards pg.66
Our Snow-Covered Welcome Mat (Mt. Mansfield) by Marguerite Wolf pg.68
Upgrade That Snowplow by Bill Briggs pg.70
Step Stem to Mambo by Boot Gordon pg.84
Starting the Reuel Christie by Ariel Edmiston pg.93
Warm Up As You Ride by Arthur Ellison pg.99

February 1963 [DUPE]
Proper Pole Handling pg. 16
Coming Down From The Split pg.19
Japan: Land of the Rising Skier pg.29
Tip Pull:New Power From An Old Source pg.34
Carnivall pg.38
Ski Ding-Hao pg.42
The Care and Teaching Of Anklebiters pg.44
Shrimp For Skiers pg.48
Vermont's Triple Entente pg.50
Wanted: Room For 3 Million More Skiers pg.52
Getting Up pg.62
Rocking To Relax pg.73
Save Strength in Climbing pg.83
What You Should Know About Frostbite pg.84
Refining the "Egg" Position pg.86
Determining Speed pg.97

March 1963 [DUPE]
Sing as You Ski by Jack Irwin pg. 11
People & Events (National Ski Patrol History) by Dr. Arthru Ellison pg. 18
Skis on Everest by Richard Pownall and Barry Corbet pg. 23
Balanced Takeoff: A Tale of Three Tracks by Conrad Staudinger pg. 27
Where the Racers Are by Doug Pfeiffer pg. 30
Broad-Shouldered Banff by Ted Rand pg. 34
Deep Snow Down East by Morten Lund pg. 40
The Triangle House: A Skier’s Ski Lodge pg. 43
The Skier vs. The Wilderness: California Division pg. 44
Ski Pointer by Don Greb pg. 53
Report From Innsbruck pg. 58
Ski Pointer by Chuck Quinn pg. 65
Ski Pointer by Midge Haefeli pg. 69

October 1963
Report From Innsbruck pg. 27
Lift Lines pg. 29
Ski Clinic by Ernie McCulloch pg. 30
Books in Review pg. 36
In the Starting Gate pg. 39
Skiing: Is it Status? Or is it Sport? by Editors of Ski pg. 49
They Call it Mt. Hostility (Cariboos) by Fred Lindholm pg. 52
The Year of the Buckle by Editors of Ski pg. 57
Stand Right, Ski Right by Monica Saxon pg. 58
The Fleeting Moment: Photography for the Amateur by Kim Massie pg. 62
Obergurgl: Skiers Bali HaÕi by William F. Stark pg. 65
Boot Buildup for Better Skiing by Ernie McCulloch pg. 66
The Care and Fitting of Stretch Pants pg. 73
Fireside Forum by Morten Lund with Paul Valar pg. 78
Travel Corner pg. 89
Ski With Sartre pg. 91
On the Comeback Trail (Park City & West) by Editors of Ski pg. 96

November 1963
Report From Zermatt pg. 19
Mountains I Remember (Snow Valley, Vermont) by Winston Lauder pg. 34
Ski Clinic by Ernie McCulloch pg. 38
To Choose A Site (1968 Olympic Sites) pg.65
Banff’s Big Bid by Emmett Watson pg. 66
Push From Placid by Bruce Gifford pg. 67
Stem Christie to Parallel pg.68
25 for Tremblant by Lawrence Faber pg.72
The Tough Americans pg.80
The Toughest American (Bud Werner) By Morten Lund pg.84
Mother, May I Go Out To Ski by Abby Rand pg.86
Catch the Perfect Turn by Warren Miller pg.88
Megeve, C'est Drole by Harvey Edwards pg.90
Intrigue at Innsbruck pg.92
Come Flip With me by Stein Eriksen pg.98
Cabin Fever pg.110
Five Minutes A Day The Quiet Way by Henry Wittenberg pg.114
A Hill Is Not A Hill pg.m-1
Playground of the Midwestern World pg.m-4
Jack Rabbit's Regret pg.m-8
Nor-Ski Ridge: Skiing at Your Leisure pg.m10
Midwestern Notes pg.m13
Lean Out by Hans Jenni pg.135
Edge Toward Parallel by Pete Eyraud pg.136
Hop Slip by Sepp Walzl pg.137
Sensing A Scissor by Les Outzs pg.138
Hold that Hip by Neil Robinson pg.139
Hammer It Home by Dieter Nohl pg.140
Hands Up by Don Schwartz pg.141
Start Position by Willy Schaeffler pg.142
Mountains of their Own (Mid-Atlantic & New England) pg.152
How To Interpret Snow Reports by Oscar Tenenbaum pg.168

December 1963 [DUPE]
Report From the Training Camps (France) pg. 29
Avalanche Valasienne by Harry W. Hollmeyer pg.52
Skis on Everest: Part II by Barry Corbet pg.72
Split Rotation: What and Why by Ernie McCulloch pg.76
New Hampshire Sketchbook illustations by Bill Whittingham pg.80
Back to the Shrine by John Henry Auran pg.84
Fashions By The Fire pg.88
An Apple a Day by Emanuel & Madeline Greenberg pg.92
Renaissance Man of the Southwest (Bill Pitcher - New Mexico) 
by Ernest Gay pg.94
Reflections of a Skier's Christmas pg.96
Verbier: Return of the Natives (Verbier - Val de Bagnes) 
by Harvey Edwards pg.100
Turn Around the Corner by Conrad Staudinger pg.102
Our Own Playbill by Bob Bugg and Martin Luray pg.104
Give-Away Mountain (Hunter Mountain) by Denise McCluggage pg.108
O Pioneer! by Abby Rand pg.120
Reduce the Risks You Take by Arthur Ellison pg.145
Twenty for the Tenth (Tenth Mountain Division) by Charles Minot Dole pg.148
The Tenth: Then What It Was Like by Robert Woody pg. 149
1964 Equipment guide pg.154
Rise and Plow by John Kronsnoble pg. 167
Quit When Behind by Leroy Aserlind pg.168
Check Out Your Stem by Ray J. May pg.169
Sqeeze the Knees by Roger Claude Gaudin pg.170
Skate Around by Helmut Falch pg.171
A Gentle Brushing by Georgia Hotton pg.172
Roll in the Ankle by Ab Boley pg.173
Step Turn by Willy Schaeffler pg.174
Build a Better Mountain (Canadian Amateur Ski Assocation) pg.178
Four Famous Ski Runs (Alps) pg.186

January 1964
Report From the Lizum pg. 19
People & Events (Crested Butte) pg. 35
The Fastest in the World (Portillo) by Ron Funk pg.40
The Hottest Turn of All by Tom Corcoran pg.42
Quiet Mood on the Big Mountain (photos by Joern Gerdts pg.46
Hot Shot Look for the Junior Set pg.50
Mt. Snow: Onwards and Upwards by Martin Luray pg.52
The Nordic Dawn by John Fry pg.56
Our Morning Star (John Balfanz - Jumping) pg.58
Terminillo: The Roman Mountain by Melton Davis pg.60
Savoir Faire in the High Sierras (Sugar Bowl) by George Bush pg.62
Instant Glogg by Emanuel & Madeline Greenberg pg.66
I Remember Hannes (Hannes Schneider) by Rick Earle pg.68
What Hath Head Wrought by John Auran & Martin Luray pg.75
High Heels by Fredric M. Hecht pg.83
Bounce to Better Skiing by Rhona Gillis pg.84
Pop Over the Patch by Earl M. Leichter pg.85
File But Don't Forget by John Henderson pg.86
Pole Upward by Dick Georgi pg.87
Dive Out of Your Turn by Boot Gordon pg.88
Skating Steps by Willy Schaeffler pg.89
Straddling of Poles by Willy Schaeffler pg.90

February 1964
Report From Innsbruck pg. 14
Fireside Forum by John Auran, Fritz Buser et. al pg. 23
The Setting: The City in the Mountains (Innsbruck) pg. 46
The Courses: A Premium on Technique by Willy Schaeffler pg. 50
Documenting Innsbruck: The Olympics on Television by Roone Arledge pg. 52
The Contenders: Alpine pg. 54
The Contenders: Nordic pg. 56
The Austrian Monolith by Harvey Edwards pg. 58
A Gourmet’s Guide to the Tryol pg. 60
Fasching Found Us by Michael and Martha Durham pg. 62
Driving in Europe: Con Brio by Denise McCluggage pg. 66
Tough, Beautiful Taos, by Ernie Gay pg. 68
Junior Racing: Is it Good for Junior? by Tom Crocoran pg. 73
An American Primer by Graham Pringle pg. 74
When Skis Were $3.25 a Pair by Fred Morgan pg. 86
Travel Corner (Canada by Train) by Marvin Moss pg. 100
1964 North American Area Guide Supplement pg. 116
The Fastest In The World (Chile) pg. 118

March-April 1964 [MISSING]
The IX Olympic Winter Games: A Roundup by Martin Luray pg.19
Men's Downhill pg.22
Ladies' Slalom pg.24
Men's Giant Slalom pg.26
Ladies' Giant Slalom pg.28
Ladies' Downhill pg.30
Men's Slalom pg.31
Jumping pg.34
Cross-Country pg.36
As The Experts Saw It by Miki Hutter pg.38
At the Races by Ruth Rudner pg.42
For the Record (Olympic Results) pg.44
Volcanic Lassen by Jim Scott pg.46
Stowe and the Single Girl by Morten Lund pg.48
The American Primer: Part II by Graham Pringle pg.50
Central's Strong Man: Tom Joynt by Bruce Gifford pg.m-1
Midwest Notes pg.m-5
Where the Indians Make the Snow pg.m-6
Wedeln on the Wabash by Frederic Sicher pg.m11
Save Your Skis by Don Lowry pg.m14
How to Build Your Own Rope Tow by Ann Lyons Fry pg.56
Report From Scandinavia pg. 67
Raising Your Status by Penny Brown pg.71
Importance of Lean by Midge Haefeli pg.72
Stepping Through Powder by Otto Ost pg.73
Spring for It by Richard Rolland pg.74
Up and Over by Sepp Uhl pg.75
Two Poles for Mashed Potatoes by Miner Patton pg.76
Hopping to Control by Philip Miller pg.77
River Running by Frank Lamphier pg.78

1965 Annual (September) [MISSING]
Calendar of Coming Events pg.6
Best of SKI Photography pg.11
Peripatetic and Pecuniary-money saving tips by Karin Gottlieb pg.35
Settle the Argument: Unusual historical facts about skiing 
by Frank Elkins pg.42
Ski Pointers by Joe Auckenthaler pg.51
ABC Exercises of the American Ski Technique Paul Valar
tells how to build up to the modern turning action pg.60
Skier's Library pg.72
Ski Films pg.74
1965 Ski Area Guide-North America and Europe pg.75
After Innsbruck: An Assessment of American Racing
by Tom Corcoran pg.89
The Great Seedings Battle (USSA) by Dr. Bud Little pg.93
Report on Organized Skiing (USSA, Eastern etc) pg.95
For the Record Results of major 1963-64 Alpine and Nordic
competitions in North America and Europe pg.107
Ski Associations of the World pg.105
The Sane Skier's Buying Guide by Joan Beller pg.115
For the Expert: Loosen the Pursestings by Bill Tanler pg. 121
Guide to Buying Apparel pg.125
The Complete Guide to Buying Equipment pg.129

October 1964 
Sounding Off: Do We Need A Super Sports Organization
by Ralph ‘Doc’ Des Roches pg. 13
Bill Tanler’s Warming Hut: When Snow Falls, Can Madison Ave. 
Be Far Behind? pg.16
25 Years Ago in Ski by Bill Eldred (1939-40)
Repair Shop by Bob Kidder pg. 22
John Fry’s Skier Notebook pg. 30
Ski Reports: Lift Lines pg. 39 
Tom Corcoran’s In the Starting Gate pg. 44
Abby Rand’s Girls’ Rules pg. 49
Flex, Edge and Run by Robert Albouy pg.59
Snowplow News: The Knee Press by Ernie McCulloch pg.70
Skiing's New Colored Trails by Bob Cram pg.75
Secrets of Stein: His Own Story by Morten Lund pg.78
Parallels pg.88
From Seattle With Love by Bill Tanler pg.94
Perils of the Bugaboos by William Briggs with Morten Lund pg.102
Grand Hotel in the Sky (France - Pyrenees) by Harvey Edwards pg.112
Trial by Kinetography by Junior Bounous pg.119
Avalanche Tragedy (Bud Werner) pg.125
What Every Skier Should Know About Avalanches pg.136
5BX Exercise Plan for Skiers pg.149

November 1964 
Eddie McCulloch’s Ski Clinic pg. 8
Abby Rand’s Girls’ Rules pg. 12
25 Years Ago in Ski by Bill Eldred pg. 24
Repair Shop by Ted Miller pg. 27
Ski Reports pg. 35
Tom Corcoran’s In the Starting Gate pg. 40 
Bill Tanler’s Warming Hut (Woodstock Rope Tow) pg. 46
Sounding Off by Dick Georgi pg. 50 
Profile of the Skier, Circa 1964 by Edward A. McCreary pg.54
The One-Color Look by Maureen Lynch pg.63
Ski the Steep with Stein by Stein Eriksen pg.73
The Snow We Ski On pg.78
All About Bindings by Graham Pringle pg.88
Ski Along A Border (Quebec) by John Fry pg.98
How to Make Your Child Hate Skiing by Glenn Springer-Miller pg.106
Can You Do These Exercises? pg.114
Flat and Edged by Morten Lund pg.120
Perils of Penny, Reel Two (Penny Pitou & Egon Zimmerman) 
by Morten Lund pg.124
Skiing in Your Region pg.132
See Yourself as Others Do by Don Brolin pg.139
Double Check the Angles by Dick Johnson pg.140
Sure-Fire Sideslip by Frank Lamphier pg.141
Start Them Off Together by Real Charette pg.142
Stay Up for Smooth Skiing by Bob Homer pg. 143
Leaning Out is In by Hans Georg pg. 144
Look At That Track by Erik Lessing pg.145
Belly Hoist for Powder by Dusty DeLario pg.146
The World Championships Nobody Will See (Chile) by Monty Atwater pg.149
Gstaad Glows Again by Gordon Ackerman pg.154
Billy the Kidd by Burton Hersh pg.162
Acclimate for Altitude by Ralph Reynolds pg.173

December 1964 [MISSING]
Whither Alpine Architecture in America? by Alan Liddle pg.8
Ski Reports pg. 37
Easy-to-knit Ski Sweater pg.43
25 Years Ago in Ski by Bill Eldred 
Ski Country Club pg.E5
The Wondrous A-Frame from the State of Maine pg.E10
Sierra Schussboomers pg.E17
Guide to New Hampshire Ski Areas pg.E20
Is There A Skiing Establishment? (Power Structure of American Skiing) pg.61
Pole for Better Stem Christies by Morten Lund pg.68
Two Turns, Two Styles by Junior Bounous pg.72
The Double Life of Dave McCoy by Burton Hersh pg.80
Alta for Christmas photos by Fred Lindholm pg.90
The Elusive Zen in Skiing by John & Joanne Eusden pg.96
Not So Far From New York (Catskills) pg.104
Meet Mr. Janss (Bill Janss - Sun Valley) by John Henry Auran pg.111
Meat for Breakfast by Emanuel & Madeline Greenberg pg.120
The Lean Look What to Wear Underneath by Maureen Lynch pg.140
Wisconsin is a State of Mind by Hal Bruno pg.146
Window on Titoland (Yugoslavia) by William F. Stark pg.154
My Secret Waxing Formula pg.127E
Are Your Boots Too Stiff A SKI Consumer Report pg.13E
Acrobatics for Agility by Art Furrer pg.162
Swing a Little by Georgia Hotton pg.171
On Skiing Moguls by Bob Bourdon pg. 172
Correct Hand Position by Don Henderson pg. 173
Set and Then Plant by Louis A. Gheller & Leigh St. John pg. 174
Anchor The Head by Jim Snobble pg. 175
Correct Your Cross by Joe Berry pg. 176
Rhythm Makes Wedeln by John Carson pg. 177
How to Come Across by Tom Barrett pg. 178
Charter Flight to Europe pg.180
American Technique is not Compulsory pg.199
 

January 1965
Skier's Notebook by John Fry pg.8
Calendar pg.10
Ski Clinic by Ernie McCulloch pg.12
Girls' Rules by Abby Rand pg.16
Starting Gate by Tom Corcoran pg.18
Repair Shop by Raymond Lanctot pg.22
Ski Reports pg.25
25 Years Ago by Bill Eldred pg.39
The 7 Keys to a Perfect Turn by Paul Valar pg.40
Let's Study the Alternatives to Present Learning by Frank Solymosi pg.45
The Girls Who Ski pg.48
The Great Haute Route by Harvey Edwards pg.54
Gnome of Fortune (Fred Iselin) by Burton Hersh pg.66
Manners Maketh the Skier by Bob Cram pg.78
Run a Better Race by Willy Schaeffler pg.84
Set and Spring Gwen Rector pg.91
The Pointable Navel by Jim & Joy Lucas pg.92
Weight Move for Short Turns by Hans Palmer pg.93
Hands at Rest by Ish Arnold pg.94
Think Ahead by Bob Savard pg.95
When to Counter by Arno Erath pg.96
Break into Fast Parallel by Bill Earle pg.97
Lunge to Adjust by Jan Huelle pg.98
Wheels for the Commuting Skier pg.100
The Skier's option Shasta by Ernest Gay pg.104
Ski the Bowls with Stein by Stein Eriksen pg.110
Are American Skiers (Male) Sloppy? (Oleg Cassini interview) pg.115
Best in the West pg.120W
Awakening in Southwest Utah pg.125W
National Ski Week Jan. 22-31 pg.127W
Mrs. Moriarty's Marvelous Hat by Ann Lyons Fry pg.128W

February 1965
Ski Reports pg. 17
Starting Gate Giant slalom and the flat ski myth by Tom
Corcoran pg.22
25 Years Ago In Ski by Bill Eldred pg. 31
A Mountain Is A Name-Story behind names
(Exhibition named by Sigi Engl in ’39) pg.33
La Dolce Velocita-touring by Michael Brady pg.39
Make Your Edge Do the Work A Beginning Instructional 
by Peter Schoeck pg.44
Joring Jaunt-Fashion follows a new kind of snow car pg.46
The Total Coach-Bob Beattie pg.48
France's Wide New World of Courchevel-ski area pg.52
After the Platform, What? neutral position-parallel by Ernie McCulloch pg.58
Heatherbedlam-ski town life by Leon Uris pg.60
Powder Technique for parallel skiers by Leo Olson pg.75
Unweight in the Turn for parallel skiers by Erik Lessing pg.76
Skiing without Strain by Dick Pownall pg.77
Get that Second Down stem christie by Janet Wagner pg.78
Push the Turn stem christie by Mike Savell pg.79
Pole for Rhythm for parallel skiers by Starr Brinckerhoff pg.80
Baskets up the Hill for beginner skiers by Miner Patton pg.81
Hands at the ready parallel skiers by Real Charette pg.82
Can Skiing Become A School Sport? by Tom Corcoran pg.87
School Skiing in the East-community sponsored junior
programs pg.94
Science and the "Egg" (downhill racing position) pg.98
Fractured Fotos pg.104
Ski Country-style-Chester Page's Burrington Hill pg.102
Three Upstate Places-Snow Ridge,Old Forge and North Creek pg.107
Sounding Off Let's Split Up the Olympic Games by
Roland Palmedo pg.110

March 1965
Starting Gate Pro racing by Tom Corcoran pg.14
Ski Reports pg.23
Warming Hut Spring Skiing Seminar by Bill Tanler pg.29
Where to Go- Ski Hills that offer during waning months of season pg.31 West, East, Canada, Europe pg 38
Off to Camp-for summer skiing pg.40
Meeting Four Ski Challenges-spring snow and terrain by Junior Bounous pg.42
Mountain to Mahomet-Dave Hicks by Hal Bruno pg.46
Free style Season-fashion pg.48
I Found the Teenage Ski Cult by James Blond pg.50
The High Huts Alpine Touring (Colorado) by John Fry pg.54
Vail Preview: Race of Three Nations Austria, France
and US team race pg.58
Cook now, Ski Later pg.64
Portable Mountain Dew pg.65
Foil Spring Suction by Edward S. Pelkey pg.67
Watch Spring Weather by Mike Savell pg.68
Waterproof boots by George R. Story, Jr. pg.69
Do Not Hesitate by Georgia Hotton pg.70
Give at the Top by Bob Guthridge pg.71
Spring through Slush by John Kronsnoble pg.72
Conquer Spring Dips by Jack Snobble pg.73
The Light Touch by H. F Haemisegger pg.74
Buying Guide-Skin Creams, Rucksacks and Sun Glasses pg.78
The Best of Both Seasons-Spring skiing in the East pg.83
Cram on Spring Skiing-follies and foibles pg.86
Sounding Off- Lift Ticket Prices pg.88

1966 Annual Edition: Buying Guide (September 1965) 
Ski Equipment pg. 9
Skis : The Diversity Factor pg. 10
Ski Buying Guide pg. 17
Ski Accessories Buying Guide pg. 24
Bindings pg. 28
Binding Buying Guide pg. 31
Boot Tree & Press Buying Guide pg. 35
Boots: The Essential Factor pg. 36
Boot Buying Guide pg. 40 
Poles: The Weight Factor pg. 48
Pole Buying Guide pg. 51
Nordic Touring Equipment: The Specialization Factor
Auto Ski Racks Buying Guide pg. 60
Children’s Equipment: The Fun Factor pg. 66
Ski Books pg. 69
Ski Films pg. 70
Instruction: The Savvy Seven pg. 73
How Many Lessons Are Enought? by Junior Bounous pg. 73
How to Start Racing by Tom Corcoran pg. 74
Acrobatics for the Ordinary Skier by Art Furrer pg. 76
Mental Attitude and the Mountain by Ernie McColloch pg. 77
Don’t Get in Conditon for Skiing! by Willy Schaeffler pg. 79
Avoid Technique Confusion by Othmar Schneider pg. 81
What You Should Know About Ski Lessons by Paul Valar pg. 82
Apparel and Fashion pg. 84
Skier’s Trip List pg. 89
The Art of Positive Purchasing pg. 91
Travel Maps and Area Guides pg. 99
Budget Europe: Go as a Tourist, Ski as a Native pg. 124
European Area Guide pg. 128
The International Skier’s Lexicon pg. 131
First Facts First: Historical Record pg. 134
1965 Competition Results Tables pg. 139
Ski Equipment Manufacturers and Suppliers pg. 150
Useful Skier Information pg. 153
Ski Event Calandar pg. 154

October 1965 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-Travel for Skiers and Writers pg.9
Girls' Rules-Fashion pg.11
In the Starting Gate- recreational slalom pg.15
Warming Hut- Circulation and ski profits (lift capacity and demand) pg.18
Ski Reports-News of ski resorts, racing, school and business pg.25
The Avalanche Almost Got Us-European Ski Trip by Sven Coomer pg.36
After Defeat: $450,000-America's new competition program 
by Tom Corcoran pg.42
Boot News canted sole, lace inside buckle by Robert N. Albouy pg.44
Tone on Tone-fashion by Judith Morrell pg.48
The First Disciple: Luggi Foeger by Burton Hersh pg.54
First Day of the Season-hill exercises pg.56
King Killy by Serge Lang pg.63
A Ski Home: Hearth or Headache? by Howard Harrison pg.67
Ski Techniques of the World: 6 Top Turning Systems by Arthur Furrer pg.73
Sugarloaf Daddy-Maine Winter pg.E1
The Great Eastern Snow Drought pg.E4
Eastern Ski News pg.E8
American System Snowplow Turn by Paul Valar pg. 121
Off-season traverse by Arch J. McCartney pg. 122
Swing with Hupsitz by Simon Mayer pg. 123
Correct Binding Placement by Don Henderson pg. 124
Clock-step to Step-turn by Jack Irwin pg. 125
Synchronize Poles and Knees by Marshall K. Doughty pg. 126
Carving with the Shovel by Ramon Tostado pg.127
Off to a Good Start by Tom Corcoran pg. 128
Early Watch on the Wasatch-Utah's Peaks by Robert Woody pg.135
Sounding Off- Your Physical Condition by Dr. Hans Kraus pg.142

November 1965 [DUPE]
In The Starting Gate by Tom Corcoran pg. 21
Bill Tanler’s Warming Hut pg. 25
Girls' Rules by Abby Rand-Fashion pg.31
Ski Clinic by Ernie McCulloch pg. 36
Ski Report pg.51
Ski Event Calendar pg.57
Amateurism's Bruised Ethics by Serge Lang pg.66
Warm-ups Exercise by Willy Schaeffler pg.69
15 Secrets to Speed Your Ski Progress by Junior Bounous pg.74
Four Times Tyrol by Morten Lund pg.80
My Life with the Mountain (Stratton Mountain) by Pearl Buck pg.84
Ski Films: Heralds of Snow by Archer Winsten pg.88
The Solitary Slide by Othmar Schneider pg.90
Staib's Pole by John Auran- North Pole pg.92
Exploding Tahoe by Burton Hersh pg.94
Skis: Are They Too Expensive? by Robert Albouy pg.101
O Canada pg.104
Nancy Greene, Team-age Girl by Bill Tanler pg.107
Trail Blazers by Judith Morrell pg.109
American System Stem Turn by Paul Valar pg. 127
Wedel Warm-up by Chuck Quinn pg.127
Bend Zee Ankles by Penny Brown pg. 133
First T-Bar Ride by Diana Mitcheltree pg.134
Snow-free Ski Boot by Jack Wilderman pg. 139
Downhill Knee Tuckby R.A. Solberg pg.140
Hip-Hold Skis Together by Ar;no Erath pg. 145
The Awkward Arm by Tom Corcoran pg.146
What's New at the Ski Resorts East pg.168
" " " " " " MidWest pg.178
Ready, Get Set by Terry Edwards pg.181
Skiing the Buckeye by James Wattenmaker pg.184
A New Snow Reporting System by John Hitchcock pg.188

December 1965 [DUPE]
Ski Reports pg. 29
Resort News pg. 54
A Radical Look at Bindings by Bill Tanler pg.63
Portrait of the American Racer (Jimmy Heuga) by Burton Hersh pg.68
Ski Bull or Bear (Ski Area Stock) by Winston Lauder pg.71
Kennedy Christmas pg.72
Ski the Serpent (French Technique) by Georges Joubert pg.76
Preview Cartoons by Graeme Ross pg.80
I Skied Higher Than Any Man (Cho Oyu) by Fritz Stammberger pg.82
Apres Ski Recipe pg.86
The Girls of Glen Ellen pg.88
The American Way is Wrong (Cross Country) by Michael Brady pg.92
15 Secrets to Speed Your Ski Progress by Junior Bounous pg.94
Extravaganza-Hunter Mtn.'s Lodge pg.99
Over in Oberland by Gordon Ackerman pg.100
American System Christie Uphill by Paul Valar pg.109
Take off those straps by Georgia Hotton pg.110
Avoid the Gorilla Grip by Ish Arnold pg.115
Climb Cold Away by Odo Struger pg.116
180 Degrees to Perfection by Dick Pownall pg.121
Hands Forward for Difficult Snow by John MacIntyre pg.122
Rhythm to Speed Control by Dick LaBelle pg.127
Hairpin Wisdom by Tom Corcoran pg.128
One Pole, One Turn by Willy Schaeffler pg.131
Skiing's Good Samaritans (National Ski Patrol) by John G. Hubbell pg.137

January 1966 [DUPE]
Bill Eldred, 1913-1965 by Arnold Abramson pg.9
Abby Rand’s Traveler’s Checks (Ski Trains) pg. 10
Ski Reports pg. 25
Repair Shop by Ed Rickard pg. 30
Bill Tanler’s Warming Hut Reindeer Sweater pg. 35
Tom Corcoran’s In the Starting Gate (U.S. Ski Hall of Fame) pg. 36
Ski Resort of the Future pg. 50
Forecast: Wet and Shiny Waterproofs pg.55
Big and New on the Alpine Frontier (Jackson Hole) by Bill Tanler pg.58
Three Ways To Check by Tom Corcoran pg.64
Secrets to speed Your Ski Progress by Junior Bounous pg.66
Portrait of the American Racer by Burton Hersh pg.71
Keeping Your Car Unstuck Winter Driving by Allen MacCaulay pg.78
SKI's 1st Cover pg.81
30 Years of SKI pg.82
Dear Bob by Bob Bugg and Bob Cram pg.86
Evolution to Moderation by Dixi Nohl pg.92
Exciting Technique Future Ahead by John Spindler pg.96
Hagemeister-Lert, Inc pg. 103
Telemark Technique by Ott Schniebs & John W. McCrillis pg.105
Open Christiana Revisited by Charles N. Proctor & Rockwell R. Stephens pg.106
Fashion Look-alikes by Judith Morrell pg.108
American System Stem Christie by Paul Valar pg.111
Mixing Ski Mates by Sofie Aarheim pg.112
Begin With a Pole Hold by Janet Nelson pg.117
Square Stance for a Good Start by Bill Mason pg.118
Ski’s Camp Quiz by Morten Lund pg. 120
End of a Perfect Powder Turn by Terry Hines pg.123
Taking a Sneak Gate by Tom Corcoran pg.124

February 1966 [DUPE]
John Fry’s Skier’s Notebook - Testing You pg. 8
Calendar pg.10
Ski Reports pg. 21
Driving with Skis Auto Ski Racks by Jiim Edrys pg.32
Breaking Out of Intermediate pg. 37
1) Angulation by Othmar Scneider
2) Unweighting by Paul Valar
3) Timing by Ernie McCulloch
Across the Mountains with Liten Hanne and Anne - A
Norwegian Ski Holiday by Morten Lund pg.48
Giant Sleeper-Whiteface Mountain by Kim Massie pg.52
The Cross-over Acrobatics by Art Furrer pg.56
White and Black Skiwear, Fashion pg.58
The Instructor as seen By...Cartoons by Bob Cram pg.60
The Short Happy Ski Life of Ernest Hemingway
by Valerie Danby-Smith pg.65
Parallel Turn with Check by Paul Valar pg.69
More Time for Your Instruction Dollar by Fred Richards pg.70
Push for Power by Dick LaBelle pg.75
Confidence from a Light Hop by Jack Wilderman pg.76
Warm Fingers Secret by Terry Lee Wampler pg.81
Tummy up for Straight Stance by Olaf Rodegard pg.82
North of the Border-Arizona (Mt. Lemmon) pg.85
Step up with Weight Down by Jack Numbers pg.87
Running A Straight Hairpin by Tom Corcoran pg.88
Nose Straightener-Operation Nose Dive pg.90
Madonna Magnate: Tom Watson by Edward McCreary pg.92
Ski Mecca-Pennsylvania pg.101
Eastern News Roundup pg.104
Snow on the Rocks pg.111
Michigan's Pine Knob pg.114
Midwest News pg.115
Chicago's Liechtenstein pg.117
Ford's Ski Birds pg.118

March 1966 [DUPE]
Ski Reports pg. 15
Race Report From Europe by Serge Lang pg. 22
Finest Coaches at Ever at Famous Timberline pg. 25
How the Swinging College Skier Gets With It pg.36
Skiers Cum Laude pg.38
Why College Skiing Went West by Burton Hersh pg.40
SKI incorporating the Harvard Lampoon pg.43
Otto Gluck by Kandy Kirsch (Lampoon) pg. 44
Game for the Class of '77 by Judith Morrell pg.50
A Good Bump... by Tom Corcoran pg.52
How to Manage Moguls by Willy Schaeffler pg.54
Ron Johnson Won't You Please Go Home by Morten Lund pg.56
Ski Camps and Camping pg.58
American System Short Swing by Paul Valar pg.61
Stay Back to Stop "Hooking" by Alice Kossler pg.62
Watch Those Eyes by John Canova pg.67 
Flow to Stem Christies by Art Laws pg.68
Couloir Conditions by Georgia Hotton pg.73
Downhill Motivation by Ken Moore pg.74
Hold that Platform by Paul Brown pg.79
Side-hill Hairpins by Tom Corcoran pg.80
Jay Peak, Weyerhaeuser map $2 1/2 Million Expansion pg.83

October 1966 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-Covering the FIS pg.14
Traveler's Checks-European Trip pg.32
Ski Reports pg. 41
World Alpine Ski Championships (Portillo) pg.69
What Happened, Race by Race by Serge Lang pg.73
Ladies' Slalom pg.73
Mens' Downhill pg.74
Ladies' Downhill pg.74
Men's Giant Slalom pg.75
Ladies' Giant Slalom-Two golds for Goitschel pg.76
Men's Slalom pg.77
An International Nightmare-How Portillo got the
Championships by Serge Lang pg.79
Gold for Norway by Michael Brady pg.80
Winning Colors-Fashion by Judith Morrell pg.82
Ski Life with Bob Cram- Boot Expose pg.90
Big Year for Boots by Dr. Neil Jacobs with Janet Nelson pg.91
Ski Boot Buying Guide pg.96
Vail by Abby Rand pg.100
Controlled Skier-Courtesy Code pg.114
Calf Stretcher-Conditioning by Steve Rieschl pg.119
Bending Hip Twist-Conditioning by Art Furrer pg.122
Overlap Lacing-Equipment by Robert A. Felker pg.124
Toe Hold-Down Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.126
Mirror-Time Kneebends-Conditioning by Fred C. Sorensen pg.128
Barefoot Snowplow-Conditioning by Bert Cross pg.130
Knee Wiggles-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.132

November 1, 1966 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-Teaching Systems Compared pg.8
Traveler's Checks-European Trip pg.12
Ski Reports pg. 29
Photos by the Skier-Camera Equipment by Paul Ryan pg.37
Conditioning Secrets of the Experts pg.44
Those Beautiful Little Hills - Western New York pg.50
Alta: The Purist's Mecca by Abby Rand pg.56
Learning to Ski by the Graduated Length Method BY Karl Pfeiffer pg.58
Ski Life with Bob Cram pg.62
What's really in Those New Skis-Fiberglass by John Fry pg.63
Visibility Fashions pg.68
Overtaking Skier-Courtesy Code pg.70
Front Wheels Down-Intermediate Skiers by Al Kovats pg.72
Boot Notching-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.74
Stop edge Snag- Beginners by Orval R. Petersen, Jr. pg.76
Fall Sideways- Beginners by Bud Phillips pg.78
Hinge Hop-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.80
Buying Guide to Fiberglass and Metal Skis, plus wood, short
skis and Nordic Equipment pg.84
From Schoolhouse to Ski House-Michigan skiers pg.96
Its Busy Time at Tahoe by Bill Tanler pg. 97
Mid-America's Lake Geneva Convention Wisconsin-
Illinois Border Skiing pg.102
Ski Teaching TV-Minnesota's TV Ski Teacher pg.106
Ski Shop pg.108

November 20, 1966 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook The Compromise Ski pg.12
Warming Hut Cheap Ski Week by Bill Tanler pg.15
Ski Reports News pg.25
Photos by the Skier-Accessorizing and winterizing the camera pg.31
In The Starting Gate- Rotation and Counter-Rotation:The Split pg.32
Schuss, Comrade!-Ski Expedition to Caucasus by John Fry pg.56
Stem vs. Parallel Ski Learning by Art Furrer pg.64
The Hard Life and Times of Ski Dek by Morten Lund pg.66
Superstretch-Fashion by Judith Morrell pg.70
New Films for 1966-67 pg.74
Put Action in It-Ernie McCulloch Parallel exercise pg.80
SKI Life with Bob Cram-Binding in Distress pg.82
Better Bindings are Here by Janet Nelson pg.83
Hoe Cableless Heel Units Work-Step-ins, latch-ins and
releasable turntables pg.85
Buying Guide to Bindings pg.90
New Kind of Ski Competition-Style and Speed pg.100
Approaching Skiers-Courtesy Code pg.116
Half-Bend Bounce-Conditioning by Robert W. Vincent pg.118
Side Switch Slalom Bend-Conditioning by Steve Rieschl pg.120
Javelin Traverse-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.122
Stand Forward-Intermediate, Advanced Skiers by Murray Yeudall pg.124
Avoid Pole Panic Stop-Beginners by Gerry Stransky pg.126
Ankle Bender-Conditioning by Steven Rieschl pg.128
Straight Mounting-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.130
The Area the Bomb Built-Los Alamos (Parajita) by Karin Gottlieb pg.132
Skiing the Battleground of the Gods (Oregon) by Eileen Holm Matthew pg.134
Western Ski Roundup-Resort News pg.136

December 1966 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-Names pg.8
Warming Hut The Watusi Fitness Test pg.22
Ski Report pg. 25
Photos by the Skier-Light Meters pg.32
Calendar pg.41
Can You Spot Ski Errors? Technique by Junior Bounous pg.43
The Steepness of Stowe pg.50
The 25 Steepest Ski Trails in North America pg.55
There's A Great Day Comin'- John Day Profile by Morten Lund pg.56
Learn that Awkward Feeling Ski Habits pg.60
Up With Down Fashion by Barbi Zinner pg.62
Madrisa: Six Years in the Making (Swiss) by Harvey Edwards pg.68
In the Starting Gate- How to Watch a Ski Race pg.73
New Ski Books in Review by Morten Lund pg.78
How To Watch Ski Jumping (Intelligently) by Michael Brady pg.83
Traveler's Checks Aspen: Universal Mecca pg.92
Poles What's New by Morten Lund pg.102
SlopeStop-Courtesy Code pg.114
Conquer Fall Line Fear by Janet Wagner pg.116
Follow Your Kick Turn Around by Philip S. Miller pg.118
The Sit-Back-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.120
Arms Out for Christie Uphill by C.W. Morrow pg.122
Which Ski to Weight? by Mary Alice Thompson pg.124
Edge Set Emphasis by Steve N. Haber pg.126
Forward Pressure-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.128

Holiday Issue 1966 (December) [DUPE]
Revolutionary New Concept in Sun Valley Ski Instruction: Videotope
by Dorice Taylor pg.14
Ski Reports pg. 39
Traveler's Checks Insurance for the skier pg.42
Christmas in Skiland-Holidays on the Slopes pg.58
Master of Powder by Junior Bounous pg.63
Chris Goes Skiing-Father and Son by Chris Carroll pg.69
Chianti and Snow-Guide to Italian Skiing by Sam Bauman pg.72
Art Furrer's Helicopter-360 Degree Turn pg.76
What Maketh a Ski Bum? by Burton Hersh pg.80
The Skier You Wish You Were, You Are by Mike Logos pg.84
For Girls Who Want to be Watched-Fashion by George Bauer pg.86
In A Far and Beautiful Place-photos pg.90
Keep SkiLand Beautiful-Editorial pg.108
Entering a Trail-Courtesy Code pg.110
Climb a Ski Stairway-Beginners by Bob Maughan pg.112
Finger Warm up by Jackie Steinmann pg.114
Tap Boot for Snowplow-Beginners by Werner Schuler pg.116
Creeping Heel Thrust-Intermediate by Robert W. Vincent pg.118
Handy Food Idea-Recipe pg.119
Cross-over Kick Turn by Pete Cooper pg.120
Track Your Traverse-Intermediate by Emory Thomas pg.122
Run-Away Straps-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.124
Reach Out with the Downhill Pole-Advanced by Murray Yeudall pg.126
Single Swing-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.127
Ski Life with Bob Cram-Instructor's Delight pg.130
1967 Guide to Ski Areas-West pg.134

January 1967 [DUPE]
Ski Report pg. 25
Moment of Truth on Skis Goal of Every Skier pg. 39
The Pure Carved Turn by Pepi Stiegler pg. 40
Think of a Turn Without Check or Edge-set by Othmar Schneider pg.42
A New Form of Skiing? by Bill Briggs pg. 43
A Sensation of Grace by Bernard (Dadou) Mayer pg.44
Boyne Boyne-Midwest Ski Aeas by Abby Rand pg.46
Ski Life with Bob Cram-Snow Reporting pg.51
Carnaval-Quebec City by Kim Massie pg.52
Attack Skating-Maneuver by Walter Foeger pg.56
Trip to Mt. Nowhere by Morten Lund (Bus Trips) pg.61
Great Ski Teacher Contest (Dick Nohl) pg.67
Mogul Mastery-Advanced Skiers by Dick Nohl pg.68
Starting Downhill-Courtesy Code pg.70
Elbow Your Way to a Snowplow-Beginners by Barbara Ruegg pg.72
Tired Skier's Carry by Georgia Hotton pg.74
Knee Snap for Edge Control by Bjorn Bang pg.76
Tuck when Airborne-Advanced by Bruce Gavett pg.78
The Charleston-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.80
Cable Hitches-Bindings by Gordon Lipe pg.82
Traveler's Checks-Squaw Valley:West Coast Mecca pg.86
Eastern News Roundup pg.91
Intermont Ski Area Opens-Central New York pg.98
Well, Besides Skiing there's...Poconos pg.102
Happy, High Corner of the Laurentians-La Reserve pg.106
TV's SkiMan-Al Cahill,Albany pg.100
Skiing's Angry Man- Hans Thorner pg.108

February 1967 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-Olympic Disappointment pg.8
Warming Hut- Litigation on the Slopes pg.14
Ski Reports pg. 23
In the Starting Gate- Memorizing the Course pg.32
Equipment Rental: How Good? by Bill Tanler pg.35
New Hampshire De- Mythed by Philbrook Paine pg.38
The Lapp Look-Norway Fashion pg.42
The Fantastic "Sidehop Stem Christie" by Ernie McCulloch pg.47
The Strangest Ski Race of them All-Swedish X-country
by James H. Winchester pg.50
Ski Life with Bob Cram-The Natural Athelete pg.53
Where the Coloradans Are-Winter Park by Kim Massie pg.54
Two Turns by Killy Slalom pg.60
Ski TV Quiz by Junior Bounous pg.63
Great Ski Teacher Contest - entry form pg.70
Climbing Uphill-Courtesy Code pg.71
Watch Your Shoulder Dip-Beginners by Art Milman pg.72
Downhill Ski First by Don Greb pg.73
Unfreezing Frostbite by Bjorn Bang pg.74
Think Boots-Intermediate and Advanced by Korty Kantowski pg.75
Consistent Release-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.76
Inside Christie-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.77
Knee Action in Pole Plant-Advanced by Frederic N. Spidell pg.78
The Year of New Hampshire-Loon and Waterville pg.90
Skiing on the Mississippi?-Chestnut Mtn.,Illinois pg.94
The Biggest Little Area Going-Springfield Ski Club,Mass. pg.103
A Skitopia in the Making-Mt. Telemark,Wisconsin pg.109
The Anthony is Coming pg.117

March 1967 [DUPE]
Ski Reports pg. 23
Guide to Late Season Skiing pg.30
Exotica-photos pg.33
Star and Montezuma Basins pg.34
Tetons pg.36
Cochina Peak pg.38
Skiing Down Under pg.40
Austria's Hut Life pg.42
British Columbia pg.44
A Toothless Tuckerman? by Archer Winsten pg.46
Taming the Untracked-Crud by Junior Bounous pg.48
Spring for Lunch-Cuisine pg.52
Handlebar Helper-Exercise by Ernie McCulloch pg.54
Press Off,Pump Down,Turn On by Willy Schaeffler pg.57
Killy: Greatest of them All? by Serge Lang pg.58
Ten Plots to Shake TV pg.60
Ski Home of the Month-Hillside House pg.65
Runaway Straps-Courtesy Code pg.68
Roll The Inside Ankle-Beginners by Chuck Casuell pg.70
Pole touch to Angulate-Intermediate by Bob Bourdon pg.72
Positive Power-Intermediate and Advanced by Ken E. Ross pg.74
Retract in Moguls by Howard Coleman pg.76
Eggs in Soft Snow-Advanced by Charles R. Lawrence pg.78
Tip-Cross Turn-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.80
Testing Sequence-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.82
Don't Burn, Baby: Tan! by Barbi Zinner pg.83

September 1967 [DUPE]
A Case of Overkill-Ski Teaching by Ezra Bowen pg.45
Ski Ball Twisting Turns pg.82
Get the Ski Bow Feeling pg.84
Artistry in Bongo Action pg.86
Pedal Power from Ski-Xer pg.88
Train the Ski Way Way pg.90
Twist to the "Ski in a Day" Beat pg.94
You Just Have to Work a Little Harder, That's All- Nancy
Greene pg.53
Sugarbush Survives the Abominable Season by Burton Hersh pg.63
Ski's Golden Rule for Ski Length by Morten Lund pg.68
Back to School-Clothing, Equipment and Travel pg.75
New Boots pg.83
New Girl in Town-Snowmass at Aspen pg.58
Traveler's Checks-Courmayeur, "The Fabulous Forty" pg.15
The Closest Win of All: Nancy Greene Painting pg.48
Results of the First World Cup of Alpine Racing -1967 pg.67
In the Starting Gate-Alpine Training Program pg.28
Ski Life Ski School pg.46
Winter Driving Tip-Tires pg.18

October 1967 [DUPE]
An Insider's Vacation Planner pg.67
Jackson Hole:The Ecstasy and the Agony by Morten Lund pg.68
La Plagne: Is this the Future? by Abby Rand
Town Planning pg.70
Stowe: The Eastern Shrine pg.74
Forever Zermatt Matterhorn by Bruce Gifford pg.78
Comparison of Ski Vacation Costs at 20 Resorts pg.83
Traveler's Checks- Group fares to Europe pg.45
How to Ski the New French Way by Georges Joubert and
Jean Vuarnet pg.86
Ski Attacks a Mogul by Roger Staub pg.120
Pointers for Youngsters:
Ride 'em T-bar by Alicia Kossler pg.106
Games Children Play by James Lavell pg.108
Downhill Leash by Norbert Fischer pg.110
Hop to Parallel by Dixi Nohl pg.112
The Condominium:New Form of Resort Living by Bill Tanler pg.84
Hot Colors Fashion by Patricia Doran pg.90
Go Ahead, Blame it on Your Boots by Janet Nelson pg.96
The Many Visions Of Willy Schaeffler by Morten Lund pg.100
The Winner Takes All:Bud Werner-Painting pg.114
Winter Driving Tip: The Skid pg.26
Ski 20 Below-Fashion pg.30
Warming Hut-The One-Meter Chain Marathon pg.48

November 1967 [DUPE]
Winners 8 Pointers
Concentrate to Assimilate
Undo That Abstem by John D Kalinuk pg. 73
Ride to a Short Swing Rhythm by Bruce Faribault pg. 74
Solutions Come 3 by 3 by Konrad Staudinger pg. 74
Sweep Your Arlberg Away by Ina Gillis pg. 75
Shut Your Eyes by Perry Fairbank pg. 76
Build a Terrain Repetoire by Ernest Blake pg. 76
Hip in, shoulder out by Roland Blood pg.71
How Good a Skier Can You Be?-Improvement by Frank Solymosi pg.103
Look, They're Sitting Back! Avalement by Georges Joubert
and Jean Vuarnet pg.108
Getting Back on Skis by Duncan Reid pg.130
Look up to Step Turn by Real Charette pg.132
Make Your Stop Below by William Mitkoff pg.134
Metal or Fiberglass? by John Fry pg.88
Guide to Binding Finding-new models by Janet Nelson pg.117
Ski Shop pg.40
Aspen's Christie pg.95
Acrobatic Pied Piper-Art Furrer pg.96
Downhill:King of Competitions-photos by Paul Ryan pg.78
The Mystery of Downhill by Tom Corcoran pg.87
The Greatest Season-Jean-Claude Killy Painting pg.98
The Day they Gave the Lift Tickets Away-Bromley
by Kim Massie pg.113
Traveler's Checks-Kitzbuhel:One of the "Fabulous Forty" pg.10
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.116
Aspen from the Inside Newspapers by Burton Hersh pg.92
For Numb Skiers it Was a Rat Race-Skiathon pg.148
The Padlock Stays Shut-Forest Preserves in New York pg.150
The Ski Area That Happened - Now (Maple Hills, Mn) by Tony Lane pg. 152
Skier's Notebook-Naughty French pg.20
Winter Driving Tip-Stuck? pg.46

Holiday 1967 
Mondo Ski Ski Photos pg.48
Tackling Twenty Degrees-Steep Slopes by Ernie McCulloch pg.69
Ski Masters the Submarine-Packed Snow by Bill Briggs pg.80
Ski Pointer
Perpendicular Pole by Bill Mason pg.102
Heave-Ho Get Up by Janet Nelson pg.104
Outside Shoulder Back by Peter Cooper pg.106
Hands at the Ready by Real Charette pg.108
Lean Out by Hans Jenni pg.110
Climb Cold Away by Otto Struger pg.112
Skiing Icy Moguls by Paul Brown pg.114
Knee Snap for Edge Control by Bjorn Bang pg.116
The Dazzling Dozen-Apres Ski Fling pg.72
Traveler's Checks-Davos: one of the "Fabulous Forty" pg.23
1968 Guide to Ski Areas East pg.121
Hunter Expands Snow Making-Catskills pg.144
The Wise Buyers Guide to the New Skis pg.84
Ski Shop-Holiday Gift Ideas pg.95
New Ski Books in Review pg.100
Weather Breakthrough-Fashion by Patricia Doran pg.88
The American Pioneer: Dick Durrance-Painting pg.64
In The Starting Gate-Race pg.42
Skier's Notebook-Ted Riehle pg.8

December 1967 [DUPE]
Arms and the Skier-How To by Othmar Schneider pg.51
Ski Does the Superslide-Advanced Turns by Junior Bounous pg.64
Two Turning Tips for Beginners-Exercises pg.78
Pointers:
Tip That Hip by Ron Niccoli pg.104
Pole Pull to Poma Rides by Jackie Steinmann pg.106
Press the Pole Hand In by Putzie Frandl pg.108
Jump High for a Quick Turn by Dennis Wells pg.110
Short Cuts on Ice by William S. Morrison pg.112
Kick Like a Chorus Girl by Ray Cardinal pg.114
Shoulder Tip to Weight Shift by Paul R. Brown pg.116
The Trails of Tremblant by Martin Luray pg.54
St. Anton, one of the "Fabulous Forty" by Abby Rand pg.39
Number Two is Good Enough (Washington Skiers) by Bill Tanler pg.124
Mining Town Strikes Pay Dirt pg.136
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.60
The Texans are Coming by Morten Lund pg.90
Help Wanted in the Ski Business by Janet Nelson pg.61
Crazy, Crazy Double Flip-Acrobatic pg.70
Aspen from the Inside by Burton Hersh pg.77
A Film to Dance By-Ski Movie pg.102
Night Life of a Snowmaker (Minnesota) by Tony Lane pg.128
Girls, Girls, Girls!-Fashion pg.74
What is the Feel of Fit?-Ski Boot by Janet Nelson pg.68
The Big Payoff: Billy Kidd-Jim Heuga pg.80
In the Starting Gate-Coaches pg.34
Skier's Notebook-The Lousy Putter Syndrome by John Fry pg.10
Mining Town Strikes Paydirt (Wisconsin) by Shirley Rose Higgins pg. 136

January 1968 [DUPE]
Are You a One-Sided Skier?-Faults by Dixi Nohl pg.47
You Can Conquer Ice pg.52
Graduation Day for Graduated Length by Art Furrer pg.76
Pointers:
Rut Technique for Late Starters by Donald H. Henderson pg.82
Rabbit Bounce To Knee Action by Dixi Nohl pg.84
Think Forward to Unweight by Gerry Stransky pg.86
Beam Your Knee and See by Kermit Samples pg.89
7 Letters Between Friends-Bindings pg.51
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.50
The Greatest Show on Snow-TV by John Fry pg.56
Panorama of Olympic Games Site-Grenoble, Painting pg.58
The Other Show-Fashion by Patricia Doran pg.60
Resorts Near the 1968 Winter Olympics pg.63
Val d' Isere-"Fabulous Forty" by Abby Rand pg.22
French Invincibility: Fact or Myth? by Tom Corcoran pg.64
A Double Gold for America: Andrea Mead pg.66
Penny and Poncho-Profile pg.72
Conservation in New York pg.88
Ski 93: The New Image of New Hampshire-Ski Industry by Janet Nelson pg.96
It's All for the Kids-Teen Competition pg.106
You Know How it Is-Route 7 by Herbert Burkholz pg.108
Winter Driving Tip-Traction pg.38

February 1968
Invitation To A "Grande Lutte" pg.32
White Hopes and Dark Horses-Grenoble by Serge Lang and
Willy Schaeffler pg.37
Jumper To Beat-Wirkola by Michael Brady pg.43
"Don't Look Back-I Might Pass You"-Mike Gallagher,
Cross-country pg.44
Olympic Medals Won In Ski Events pg.44
The Greatest Olympic Skier: Toni Sailer-Painting pg.52
SKI Tells Slalom Like It Is by Tom Corcoran & Morten Lund pg.59
That Wretched Sex Mess by Mike Brady pg.48
Can Killy Repeat Sailer's Triple Gold? by Serge Lang and
Tom Corcoran pg.50
Alpine Ski Events at Chamrousse-Painting pg.33
The Way It Will Be On TV by Roone Arledge pg.46
TV Schedule: X Winter Olympics pg.47
Ride 'Em Easy by Junior Bounous pg.80
Pointers:
Angulation vs. Reverse by John Bruce Milan pg.64
Knees Follow Through by Adi (Adolf) Binder pg.66
The Pole Arrest by Sandy McAusland pg.68
Bend the Knee to Weight the Ski by Dr. Richard A. Solberg pg.70
Unlock Your Knees by Helmut Falch pg.72
Fly on One Engine by John Fry pg.74
Close the Scissors by Paul Pfosi pg.76
Hug Your Girl by Thomas Reynolds pg.78
Traveler's Checks- St. Moritz by Abby Rand pg.26
Wilmot: A Midwest Cinderella-Wisconsin pg.98
Wilmington, Vermont: The Poolside Mecca pg.101
Have Skis, Won't Travel-Duluth by W. W. Morgan pg.114
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.89
John Clifford and the Greasy Pole of Life by Morten Lund pg.94
Mini-Living pg.116
The Old Mug Jr.-Pro Cup pg.119
Winter Driving Tip-Braking pg.19
Warming Hut- Winter Carnival pg.20
Photos by the Skier-Photographing Ski Action pg.30

March 1968
Olympic Section pg.33
Pointers:
Professor K's New Turn-Interski by Dieter ‘Dixi’ Nohl pg.70
(Dr. Stephen Kruckenhauser)
Thrust in Slush by Dixi Nohl pg.80
Butter Your Snowplow Turn by Don Leonard pg.81
Ski on Skates by John L. Macintrye pg.82
A Little Push to Independence by Norbert Fischer pg.83
The Continuous Pole Plant by Joe Brody pg. 84
Send a Child To Summer Camp by Thelma Slater pg.18
Traveler's Checks-The Endless Winter by Abby Rand pg.26
Guide to Late Season Skiing pg.56
The Winds of March-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.58
SKI Builds a Home-Second Homes by Henrik Bull, AIA pg.60
Oniontop the Breathtaking! by Karin Rae pg.78
The Ultimate Race: Toni Matt by Lowell Thomas-Painting pg.64

September 1968 [DUPE]
SKI 2001-Future pg.57
Ski House Revisited-Laboratory pg.73
SKI Rates 16 Boot Brands pg.82
Try a Swap-a-Ski-Money Saving pg.88
Big Little Details-Fashion pg.92
Ski Shop pg.143
Traveler's Checks-Plane Chartering pg.43
St. Moritz:A Mighty Circus by Morten Lund pg.64
12 "Discovery" resorts pg.71
Sun Valley: The Being and Becoming by Abby Rand pg.72
Michigan Winter-Photos by Paul Ryan pg.76
Pointers:
Jog Your Way to Snow Time pg.129
Tune Up on the Flat pg.130
Pick a Flower to Turn pg.131
The Scoot Foot pg.132
Hold the Hip Back pg.134
Up the Down Staircase pg.136
Pre-strengthen Your Legs pg.138
Build Kick-Turn Confidence pg.140
Open Fights for the Nations Cup by Serge Lang and John Fry pg.62
In The Starting Gate-Ski Politics by Tom Corcoran pg.35
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.75
Last Run-Humor pg.144
Skier's Notebook-Nancy Greene Joins Ski pg.9

October 1968 [DUPE]
You Can Wedel Before You Parallel-Austria by John Fry
and Dixi Nohl pg.79
Let Your Skis Do the Work pg.96
Little League Skiing By Nancy Greene pg.102
Pointers:
Go To the Mountain pg.119
Forward to Fan the Tails pg.120
Heads Up pg.122
Hands Out In Front pg.124
Only the Arm Moves pg.126
Step Up for Confidence pg.128
Make Your Powder Starts Easy pg.130
Treasure of the Wasatch-Park City pg.103
An American's Guide to "Kitz"-Europe by Morten Lund pg.106
Traveler's Checks-Taos by Abby Rand pg.58
Waiting for Snow-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.86
SKI Tests 17 Ski Brands pg.110
The Outer Limits-Ski Film pg.132
Some New Skis for the Coming Winter pg.140
RFK: A Memoir by Burton Hersh pg.100
Our First Nordic Champion: John Bower-Paiting pg.114
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.145
Skier's Notebook-Ski Teaching by John Fry pg.10
Starting Gate- American Racers pg.70

November 1968 [DUPE]
Toward a Teenage Olympics by Tom Corcoran pg.77
Don't Talk to Anyone Over Eight by Morten Lund pg.80
Colorations of Interski-Photos by Paul Ryan pg.84
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand pg.53
The Tatra Caper-Czechoslovakia by Richard Durrance,Jr. pg.92
Big New Ski Weekend by Morten Lund pg.94
Snowmass-The First Season pg.117
Stein Becomes World Champion-Painting pg.112
Runnin' Warren Runs Again-Warren Miller pg.134
Rarefied Squaw Valley Party-Fashion pg.102
New Films pg.73
How Poles Affect Your Pocketbook-Ski Cost,Expenses pg.100
New Choice in Bindings by Jim Spring pg.108
Equipping Junior Racers by Nancy Greene pg.71
How Pole Length Affects Your Skiing ny Ernie McCulloch pg.98
The Tip Roll-Art Furrer pg.124
Pointers:
Hop-Around Turn pg.128
The Snowplow Kiss pg.130
Shift Weight Up and Forward pg.142
One Ski for Washboard pg.145
Knees, Like Feet, Apart pg.149
Be Sure Your Skis Move Sideways pg.150
Planted Pole Stays Down pg.152
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.83
Last Run-Humor pg.164

Holiday 1968 (December) [DUPE]
"My Favorite Ski Trail" by Editors pg.65
Purest Crystal pg.90
Tattoos of Winter-Photos pg.72
New Ski Books in Review pg.8
How to Organize a Ski Club pg.30
Don't Let Your Skis Get Stolen This Winter by Bill Tanler pg.34
The Cure for Goggle-fogging pg.38
Crimpers and the Skiing Girl by Paul Mitchell pg.44
Ten Recipes to Warm Your Heart-Cuisine pg.48
Gift Ideas for Christmas pg.86
America's First Olympic Medalist: Gretchen Fraser-Painting pg.80
A Basic Ski Repair Kit pg.28
Othmar's Fabulous Fishtail Wiggle by Othmar Scneider
Ski Turn pg.119
Pointers:
Peek-a-boo Turn pg.122
Hands on Knees pg.124
The Sitting Back Myth pg.126
Pull the Knees Up to Unweight pg.128
Reach Downhill pg.130
They Learned the GLM Way pg.132
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.117

December 1968 [DUPE]
How to Solve Three Common Ski Errors by Junior Bounous pg.73
Pointers:
Putting Your Ski On In Deep Powder:Cable pg.101
Stop Your Tips From Crossing pg.104
Hip Back to Bite on Ice pg.106
Preview Your Progress pg.111
Ban Backward Slide pg.112
First Time on the Chair pg.123
Putting Your Boot on in Deep Snow:Step-in pg.124
Junior Race Camps pg.54
Bindings:The Most Important 30 Minutes pg.91
Five Looks... The Price is Right-Fashion pg.120
Butterflies Nancy Greene pg.58
Killy's Last and Greatest Secret by Serge Lang pg.68
What's Your Ski Handicap? by John Fry-NASTAR pg.102
Traveler's Checks Toting Your Skis pg.40
Metroski-Urban Ski Areas pg.61 Metroski West by Bill Tanler pg.66
Full Steamboat Ahead-Steamboat Springs pg.78
Maestro of Metroski by Morten Lund pg.62
The French Wave: Jean Vuarnet pg.96
Paper Tiger Racer by Morten Lund pg.87
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.89
The Truth About Shakespeare by Abby Rand pg.122
In the Starting Gate-Ski Coach pg.48

January 1969 [DUPE]
Pointers:
Up Tight on Edge-Othmar Scneider pg.66
Turn Like it Hurts pg.70
Let Moguls Unweight you pg.75
Leg Slide for Muscle Wake Up pg.76
Shadow Ski Your Way to Better Form pg.78
Your Deep Snow Debut pg.84
Synthetic Boots pg.63
Traveler's Checks-Business and Pleasure by Abby Rand pg.37
The Attainable Dream-Canadian Rockies pg.44
Jay Peak is Alive and Going into Orbit pg.52
America's 20 Most Lovable Ski Areas pg.68
A Problem of Space-Conservationists and Skiers by Morten Lund pg.51
NASTAR pg.18
Developing a Winners Attitude by Nancy Greene pg.22
What's Your Opinion?-Pro-am Controversy pg.43
The Old Fox Takes the Harriman: Christian Pravda-Painting pg.56
The Oldest Continuous Floating Ski Racer of them All
Christian Pravda by Burton Hersh pg.61
Skier's Notebook-Snow Conditions by John Fry pg.12
In The Starting Gate Pro-am Storm pg.41

February 1969 [DUPE]
Mastering the Carved Turn by Bill Briggs pg.37
Instant Wedeln by Georges Joubert pg.41
Fast, Easy Stem Christie by Ernie McCulloch pg.42
Make the French Turn by Corky Fowler (Avalement) pg.44
Pointers:
The Horse Kick Ruade pg.69
Spring for Deep Powder pg.70
Wind Up to Get Airborne pg.72
The Tune-up Trunk Twist pg.74
Hands Up So You Can See Them pg.76
Don't Turn It, Weigh It pg.78
Acceleration and Braking (Speed and Control) by Nancy Greene pg.53
"Edge Like You're Making Chopped Liver" by Kim Massie
New York's Borscht Belt -Humor pg.54
Triumph at Squaw Valley: Penny Pitou Painting pg.64
National Ski Standard is Set-NASTAR pg.58
SKI Bear!-California Ski Area- by Morten Lund pg.47
Alyeska-Alaska- by Robert Woody pg.50
Meet Me in Marrakesh by John Fry pg.62
In the Starting Gate-NASTAR-by Tom Corcoran pg.13
Winter Driving Tip-Weighting Your Car pg.26

March 1969
The One-Two Split Turn by Junior Bounous pg.58
Pointers:
Inside Edges for Ruts pg.77
Pick Up that Tip pg.78
Hop Sideways, Not Up pg.83
Tip to Turn pg.85
Step Off a Tack in Heavy Snow pg.86
Battle of the Ages-"Karli" Schranz by Serge Lang pg.34
Map for World Cup Finale pg.40
The Tennyboppers Come of Age-American Girls
by Nancy Greene pg.46
NASTAR Pin Winners pg.60
Rick Chaffee (And We) Stagger On Toward Distant Victory
by Morten Lund pg.38
The Technique Innovator: Emile Allais by Jim Johnson pg.52
Guide to Summer Ski Camps pg.22
Traveler's Checks-When Lodges Lower Rates by Abby Rand pg.31
Springtime:Mountains of the Moon by Morten Lund
Tyrolean Village pg.50
Guide to Late Season Skiing pg.57
Boyne is Licking Summer by Pat Begrow pg.63
A Second Tuckerman Quebec by John Fry pg.69
Sliding in the Irish Alps by John Fry pg.66
In the Starting Gate-Money by Tom Corcoran pg.32

September 1969 [DUPE]
New Places to Dream About and Go pg.66
New Lifts for 1969-70 pg.73
Ski Racing Will Test a Testy Brundage by John Fry pg.74
Are Your Boots Obsolete? by Jeffrey Garlick pg.76
There'll Be A Warm-up in Your Wardrobe by Pat Doran
Fashion pg.80
Architecture Will Go Native by Jim Spring pg.84
Portrait of a New Community Center pg.84
Land Values Will Soar pg.89
How Beginners Will Progress Faster by Dixi Nohl pg.90
Why Willy Wins by Ed Hunter pg.163
September Ski Bird Picture-Fashion pg.8
The Truth About Winter by Hal Tennant pg.101
NASTAR Finals pg.172
New Ski Information Service pg.169
Pointers:
Be a Penny Pincher-Finance pg.97
New Way to Measure Pole Length pg.99
Learning the Ropes pg.103
Double Pole Power pg.105
Start to get in Shape now by Willy Schaeffler pg.165
The Step Jump pg.165
V for Victory pg.166
Be a Stationary Slalom Racer pg.167
The Double Stretch Twist pg.168
Travel:
Park City West-Ski Area by Janet Nelson pg.106
Wintergreen-Ski Area by William Stark pg.170
10 Money Saving Tips-Finance pg.27
Group Fare Bargain to Europe-Ski Packages pg.46
Super Skier Comic-Cartoon,Humor pg.177

October 1969 [DUPE]
How to Meet People on a Ski Trip-Travel pg.32
Picking Resorts for Begginers-Travel pg.33
Vail: The Wave of the Future by Morten Lund pg.66
Big Mtn.:Montana's Forgotten Favorite by Abby Rand pg.68
Stowe's Chin: The First Year by Jim Spring pg.70
Loon Mtn.: The New New Hampshire by Abby Rand pg.72
Europe A to Z by Abby Rand pg.74
How Top Ski Brands Rate pg.82
Why You Must Prepare Your Skis by Ernie McCulloch pg.93
Skier's Release Check by Janet Nelson pg.156
More Than One Way to Ski(n) a Catwalk by Dixi Nohl pg.76
The Great Speckled Whirlybird Technique by Morten Lund pg.98
Pointers:
Breaking Away From the Crowd pg.143
Turn Your Head Before You Turn pg.145
Keep in Touch pg.146
Stop Depending on Your Poles pg.151
Sneak into a Snowplow pg.152
Keep Your Hands in Sight pg.154
Squaw Valley: Alex Builds A Behemoth by Morten Lund pg.100
Great Ski Photo: "The Skier and the Mountain" pg.104
How Not to Live Alone and Like It by Forrest Perrin pg.120
New Ski Films pg.128
Getting High on NASTAR by Morten Lund pg.165
Ski Show of the 70's by Claire Walter pg.172
World Cup Analysis by Morten Lund pg.136
October SKI Bird-Picture Fold Out-Fashion pg.52
Heroic Winter Looks by Pat Doran-Fashion pg.85

November 1969 [DUPE]
SKI Rates the New Skis by John Fry pg.82
Twelve Great Escapes by Jeffrey Garlick pg.84
Color Your Feet-Equipment pg.114
Faster, Safer, Easier-Instruction by Janet Nelson pg.89
Meeting the Moguls on Your Terms-Instruction-
by Othmar Schneider pg.106
Pointers:
Mini-Skids pg.137
Airplane Ticket to Angulation pg.138
Ski the Saucers. Not the Cups pg.143
To Close Your Skis, Seperate Your Knees pg.144
Routine for Royal Christies pg.152
Snowplow for Reluctant Debutantes pg.158
The Guns of November-Photos by Peter Miller pg.76
The Earliest Season Ever by Morten Lund pg.81
Last Season, or Maybe Yesterday, at Gstaad by Morten Lund pg.92
Cool Millions in the Instructor Set by Bill Rollins pg.96
The Sundance Kid by Morten Lund pg.104
Robert Redford
"Great Run" Ski Photo pg.116
November SKI Bird-Picture Foldout-Fashion pg.48
That Downhill Racer Look-Fashion pg.98
Traveler's Checks-Rental Cars,(Finance) and
Vacation Places to take Children by Abby Rand pg.53

Holiday 1969 (December) [DUPE] 
No Courtesy? It's Costly by Morten Lund pg.55
Lest Skiers Forget: In the Beginning there Was the Land
by I. William Berry pg.72
Twilight of the Wilderness? pg.79
"The Onset" Ski Photo pg.90
Classic Ski Lodges by Janet Nelson pg.114
Dick Barrymore, We Ask You-Are You Making It?
by Morten Lund pg.150
The American Ski Technique:Ski Style of the 70's
by Jerry Muth pg.95
Magnificent Royal Changeover Explained-Technique pg.112
Pointers:
Step Up to a Traverse Position pg.127
Hopped-Up Side Jumps pg.128
Start Off on the Right Foot pg.133
Keep Your Tips Uncrossed pg.134
Timing's The Thing pg.136
Tired Skier Carry pg.138
Equipment:
Super Socks by Janet Nelson pg.10
Keeping the Heat In by Janet Nelson pg.14
Boots Can Fit pg.17
Boots for Coming and Going by Janet Nelson pg.18
Ski Bird Fashion pg.46
With the Very Ritz at St. Moritz-Fashion pg.122
Travel:
The $1000 Weekend by Abby Rand pg.21
The $30 Weekend pg.27
Making Last Minute Reservations-Travel pg.38
Taking air Taxis pg.39
A Quiet Fin(n)ish to a Holiday (Finland) pg.43
Aspen Highlands by Morten Lund pg.118
Sugarloaf by Morten Lund pg.120
Nancy Greene Speaks:The Question of Technique pg.110

December 1969 [DUPE]
A Big Year for Time-Beaters pg.17
The $5 Lift Ticket pg.24
Can Professional Racing Save Skiing? by Bob Beattie pg.94
Turn on Color pg.99
"Lucifer in Starlight" Photo pg.116
Instruction and Technique:Girls are Different by Janet Nelson pg.124
Cooling It On Ice by Georges Joubert pg.128
Ski With Your Legs pg.137
Knee Wobbles pg.138
Anticipate Changing Snow Conditions pg.143
Games Children Play pg.144
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand Tipping in Ski Towns
Eating Out vs. Eating In pg.78
The Ultimate Bunny by Morten Lund pg.104
Smile, Great Stone Face by Morten Lund pg.110
The Sugar Bowl: Inside the Social Fortress by Burton Hersh pg.114
Fashion: New Pant, New Fit pg.44
December Ski Bird pg.48
Gifts for Skiers pg.132

1970's

January 1970 [DUPE]

They're Beautiful by Morten Lund (Ski Bums of Aspen) pg.66
But They're Employed-Ski Bums by Janet Nelson pg.71
Val Gardena:Valley of Decision-FIS Site pg.80
Bobbing is for Gentle People by Jim Spring pg.92
Technique:How to Beat Your Friends at Slalom by Tom Corcoran pg.72
Skiing Powder by Junior Bounous pg.86
Powder Put-Ons Gear, Equipment pg.94
Pointers:
A Perfect Ending to a Parallel Turn pg.95
Use a Wide "V" For Better Snowplow Turns pg.97
Teaching Your Child To Ride a T-Bar pg.101
Seesaw in Moguls pg.102
Swallow the Bumps pg.107
Carve Your Christies pg.108
How to Travel in Ski Clothes by Abby Rand pg.23
Flaine: The Impossible Ski Resort Travel pg.76
Alpental pg.78
January Ski Bird-Fashion pg.40
"Shadows"-Photo pg.52
Nancy Greene Speaks-The Woman Racer as a Woman pg.57

February 1970 [DUPE]
The Gold Rush at Val Gardena-Racers are Rated pg.41
Puffing and Pretty US Nordic FIS Team pg.48
Flying High on Federal Funds-Michigan's Copper Peak pg.50
Have Faith, You're On the Right Trail-Beginner Trails pg.58
SKi Technique of the 70's:the S-Turn, Structured Avalement pg.62
Pointers:
Power Brakes to Stop Your Snowplow pg.68
Change Hips to Change Tips pg.75
Stop the Stem Before It Starts pg.79
Weekend On the Wild Side by Peter Miller
St. Sauveur des Monts, Quebec-Canada pg.53
Mad River by Jim Spring pg.60
February Ski Bird Fashion pg.16
"Reveille"-Photo pg.36

March 1970 [DUPE]
For Bill Eldred, A Call to Fame for a Ski Innovator pg.10
The New World Champions-Val Gardena pg.37
Daredevil of the Alps-Sylvain Saudan, by Harvey Edwards pg.60
The Finals Are Coming-NASTAR finalists vie for SCHLITZ
trophies at Vail,Colorado pg.66
Summer Camps:Boon for Young Racers by Barbara Wicks pg.68
Springing for Fashion by Pat Doran pg.70
Skiing the Steep-Descents by Ernie McCulloch pg.54
Pointers:
Change Edges Positively pg.52
Stay in the Fall Line to Ski Soft Snow pg.67
Be a Sleeping Beauty pg.69
Garibaldi's Whistler by Abby Rand-Travel pg.62
Arapahoe Basin by Morten Lund-Travel pg.64
"The Skiers' Patron Saint" Photo pg.32

September 1970 [DUPE]
The Wild Bunch at Jackson Hole by Del Mulkey pg.50
Two Men in Turmoil-Avery Brundage and Earl Walters
by John Fry pg.62
Build a Basic Wardrobe Fashion pg.70
Breckenridge Breaks for the Big Time Colorado
by I. William Berry pg.84
The NASTAR Winners:From All Kinds of Mountains
by Claire Walter pg.94
Phil Gerard and His Wonderful, Electric Skiing Machine
by Morten Lund pg.146
Pointers:
Attack a Slalom Turn pg.37
Sideslip to Action Stops pg.44
Switch-off Paddling pg.76
Ankle action for Cycling pg.81
No-excuse Training pg.144
Shoot Rapids, Jet Moguls pg.148
Straddle and Straight Jumps pg.162
Equipment:
Foaming: Fit to be Tied?-Skiboot Linings pg.56
Feet-Buying Boot Secrets by Ken Vermeulen pg.58
Boot Fitting Aids by Janet Nelson pg.60
Getting a Room When You Travel Alone pg.30
The Real Cost of Flying to Europe-Travel pg.30
The New Fares to Europe pg.153
Anthony Lakes Revisited-Ski Area by Phil Taylor pg.143
Grand Targhee-Ski Area by D. Brent Clement pg.160

October 1970 [DUPE]
A Day for All Skiers-Ski Shows pg.16
The NASTAR Scene pg.64
Vermont, the Beckoning Country by I. William Berry and
Richard Sapir-Land Development pg.78
Why Ski Instructors Grow Old by Richard Earle pg.98
Ski Italian Style Fashion pg.100
Dogging it On the Slopes by Leverett Richards pg.110
Hills and Hearts at 40-Plus by Dr. Bruce C. Paton pg.125
At Sunapee You Can Hear the Trees by I. William Berry pg.174
Timberline Shoots for the Top by Pat Begrow pg.180
Two Boots, One Turn-Leather vs. Plastic Boots by Ernie McCulloch pg.83
The New Skis by Jeffrey Garlick pg.114
Pointers:
Slope Tune-ups by Junior Bounous pg.92
Hip Check-up pg.38
Ease Fall Line Fear pg.140
Track in a Traverse pg.157
Dryland Shortswing pg.158
Do a Snappy Snowplow pg.160
Peek Around the Barn pg.162
Swing Like a Pedulum pg.164
Your Ski As a Boot Scraper pg.166
Renting an Apartment in Europe-Travel pg.50
How to Cross a Border-Travel pg.50
Join Now Fly Later-Travel pg.127
Waterville Valley by Morten Lund (New Hampshire, Tom Corcoran) pg.90
The Once and Future Ski Resort-Banff Springs Hotel
by Derek Bodington pg.112
Lech-am-Arlberg by Abby Rand pg.122
"The Incomparable Light" Photo pg.86

November 1970 [DUPE]
Black and White Together by Lee Fowler pg.37
Holiday Ski Camps by Barbara Wicks pg.46
Feet, Fingers and Frostbite by Dr. Bruce Paton pg.70
You Can Ski Year-round Where Butch Cassidy Roamed
by Del Mulkey Telluride pg.78
The Racer Chasers by Morten Lund pg.84
Western vs. Classic Fashion pg.96
Skiing:Elementary My Dear Watson-by Albert Orbaan pg.140
Disenchantment at Dartmouth-F. Scott Fitzgerald
by Burton Hersh pg.179
The Family that Skis Together by Pat Begrow pg.190
The Fifth H by Claire Walter pg.196
Ski Area in a Snow Belt by Barbara Wicks pg.199
Equipment: The New Skis:Part II by Jeffrey Garlick pg.106
Off the Fall Line by Dixi Nohl pg.86
GLM Goes National by Morten Lund pg.98
A Russian Solution to Ski Instruction-Taos- by Ezra Bowen pg.100
How to Go For NASTAR Gold-Racing Tips by Roger Staub pg.104
Pointers:
Don't Pose for the Camera pg.165
Correct Natural Stance pg.168
Traverse with the Help of a Friend pg.173
Keeping Stable on Bumps pg.166
Gorilla Hop to Parallel pg.171
Straighten up to Ski Right pg.174
Ski Areas:
Why Skiers Endure Mammoth's Madness by Janet Nelson pg.112
Magic Mountain: Virtuosity in Vermont by I. William Berry pg.130
Courchevel Carnival by Janet Nelson pg.134
Mt. Telemark by James Ward pg.187
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand:
How to Read a Brochure pg.23
Ski Tours for Unaccompanied Teenagers pg.26
How to Buy a Condominium pg.26
We Skied Together Photo pg.94

Holiday 1970 [DUPE]
Mineral King Scores an Upset-Sierra Club by I. William Berry
and Robert Lochner pg.15
Wonders of Walter-Vermont Ski Area by Morten Lund pg.52
Spaced Across the Alps and Ages-Avoriaz by Del Mulkey pg.56
The Under-20's and Where It's At Fashion by Pat Doran pg.68
Yes Virginia, There is Skiing in the South-Ski Areas
by Claire Walter pg.116
Cracked Edges-Ski Terms by Gary Cavalli pg.130
Nonstop Racing Program-Burke Mountain training Program
by John Hitchcock pg.133
Skiing by the Book(s)-Teaching Methods by Janet Nelson pg.45
Reverse Jump Turns-Conditioning Pointer pg.92
Equipment:
The Mystery of the Perfect Binding by Jeffrey Garlick pg.60
Binding Installation by Janet Nelson pg.66
Billy Kidd's Secrets of Edge Filing by Billy Kidd and
Barbara Wicks pg.74
Ski Films pg.22
Ski Books pg.32

December 1970 [DUPE]
Touring Gets Away from It All-Photos pg.85
Diary of an Alpine Novice by Linda Wassermn pg.92
Diary of an Alpine Expert by Janet Nelson pg.94
A Primer of Touring Technique ny Lorns Olav Skjemstad
Ski Coach talks of touring pg.96
The Wily Ways of Waxing-Touring Skis by Barbara Wicks pg.99
Nearer My God to Ski pg.50
Papa Makes the Cochrans Go-US Ski Team by Morten Lund pg.100
Four Lovely Lunches-Cuisine by Abby Kirsh pg.102
Delightful Dishes for Day Trips-Cuisine by Pat Doran pg.104
The Lange Cup-Pro Ski Racing and TV by I. William Berry and
Kenneth McKenna pg.114
A Single View of Charter Flights by Lee Fowler pg.147
A Plan to Pollute the Slopes for Profit by Morten Lund pg.190
Equipment:
Gifts for Skiers pg.78
Should You Buy Foam?-Boots pg.116
The Sliding Jet Turn by Georges Joubert-French way pg.107
Pointers:
Ski Parallel with Punch pg.167
Powder Pick-Me-Up pg.168
Slip the Tips pg.170
Ski Uphill to Control Speed pg.176
Handlebar Snowplow pg.183
Steepen Your Traverse pg.184
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand
How to Complain pg.54
How to Make a Vacation Budget pg.57
Stratton:You Ski Better by Janet Nelson-Travel pg.110
Something for Everyone at Innsbruck by Lee Fowler-Travel pg.144
Loch Lomond-Travel pg.198
A Rising Northern Star by Nancy Greene pg.27
Starting Gate-Analysis of Judy Nagel's Retirement by Billy Kidd pg.32
Deep Powder-Photo pg.112

January 1971 [DUPE]
What if They Gave Us Jean-Claude Killy Again? by Morten Lund pg.66
The High and the Low at Tahoe Skiing and Gambling
by I. William Berry pg.74
Mastering Winter Driving by R. David Sheff pg.78
Wild Tracks in the Early Snow by Helen Russell pg.92
A Rugged Solution to those Motel Miseries-Winter Camping
by Linda Wasserman pg.120
Kids and Snow Against the Cold by Katherine and Rodney Hoff pg.128
Four Frolics by Furrer-Instruction pg.70
Take the Weight Out of Your Turning-Unweighting
by Othmar Schneider pg.82
Pointers:
Let the Slope Be your Guide pg.99
Slide Out Of a Stem pg.100
Getting Back in Powder pg.102
Fingertip Control pg.126
Pole Power pg.130
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand:
Renting a Condominium pg.49
Comparing Ski Week Deals pg.50
Travel:
Killington Gondola-Longest Ski Area Gondola by Morten Lund pg.88
Leysin: For the Young and Frugal by Abby Rand-Travel pg.96
Michigan: Tops in Mid-America Camping by Rus Arnold pg.122
Skiing Cum Gambling: Part II-Reno pg.129
Nub's Nob:The Free Spirit by Pat Begrow pg.139
Equipment:
How to Avoid Goggle Fogging by Janet Nelson pg.46
Accessories Aweigh by Pat Doran pg.61
Starting Gate-Coach picks the all-time Greatest Racers
by Bob Beattie pg.39
Pro Racing Tour Grows for '71 pg.51
"The Purist" Photo pg.90

February 1971 [DUPE]
Beautiful Objects High on the Walls of Heaven-Reaching Snow
Photos shot in Zermatt pg.46
Amateurism is Dead; Long Live Amateurism by Serge Lang
and Morten Lund-Ski Racing pg.52
Drugs at Ski Areas: What Can Be Done? by Lee Fowler pg.64
Ramrodding the US Ski Team-Willy Schaeffler by Peter Miller pg.70
St. Patrick Wins a Gold pg.94
Instruction:
Uproot That Stem by Dixi Nohl pg.55
All That Glitters is Not Avalement by Georges Joubert pg.60
Pointers:
Hands Forward Like Headlights pg.72
Ski The "J" Turn pg.74
Develop Knee Action pg.76
Unweighting in Bumps pg.78
How to Hold on Ice pg.80
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand:
Brochure Reading (Advanced) pg.20
I Feel a Ski Trip Coming On pg.23
Indianhead by Janet Nelson-Travel pg.98
Sugarbush's Castlerock by Claire Walter pg.104
In the Starting Gate-Why N. American girls do better than men
in world Ski Racing by Nancy Greene pg.24
NASTAR Schedule '71 pg.97

March 1971 [DUPE]
The NASTAR Finals pg.32
The Most Exotic Ski Holiday Ever-New Zealand and Fiji
by Del Mulkey pg.54
It Happened this Year-SKI 1970-71 pg.66
My Secret of Boot Canting by Billy Kidd pg.68
Summer Racing Camps by Barbara Wicks pg.70
Into the Air by Tom LeRoy-Acrobatic pg.64
Pointers:
Outrigger Turn pg.73
Keep a Level Head pg.74
Rocket Starts pg.76
Side by Side the Knees Shall Ride pg.81
Traveler's Check by Abby Rand-Activities for Non-Skiers
at Resorts pg.42
SKI's Guide to the Second Ski Season pg.60
New York: Two Hours North by Janet Nelson pg.109
Starting Gate-Willy Schaeffler and International Ski Politics
by Serge Lang pg.20

August 1971 [DUPE]
Travel: Ski Areas
Alta, Snowbird: Atop the World's Best Snow pg.22
Squaw Valley: Sierras, Skis, Casinos and the Big Snow pg.26
Killington pg.30
Sugarbush, Mad River, Glen Ellen pg.32
Mt. Snow: In the Valley of the Jolly White Giant pg.38
Boyne County: On Top of Michigan pg.42
Democracy Comes to Sun Valley pg.46
Steamboat Springs: Champagne Skiing on a Great Natural Mountain pg.48
Breckenridge, Arapahoe, Keystone; Colorado pg.50
Park City: A Swinging town in Utah's Snow Belt pg.54
Aspen: When Biggest is Best pg.64
And Snowmass Too pg.67
Vail: The Most Nearly Perfect Ski Resort pg.70
Jackson Hole: Worth Every Adventurous Minute pg.74
Taos: Above the Desert, Autoless Seclusion pg.78
Winter Park: Denver's Big Secret pg.83
Stowe: You Can Go Back Again pg.100
Beech Mountain, Sugar Mountain: The South, Leave It or Ski It pg.104
Waterville Valley: New Hampshire's 93 pg.106
How To Ski America:
What the Words and Prices Mean pg.19
Ten Great Lodges You Can Stay At pg.25
Smart Strategy for Ski America Vacations pg.36
Bunks, Bargains and Burgers: Ski America Cheap pg.41
Important Holidays 1971-72 pg.82
Special Places for Special Reasons pg.85
SKI Maps the Way to Ski America pg.86
Air Fares '71 pg.111
Last Run Humor pg.112

September 1971 [DUPE]
Never Look Back-Foamed Boots, Custom Fit, Equipment pg.50
What Your Old Skis Are Worth-Guide to Buying and Selling
Used Skis by Janet Nelson pg.60
"Sonnet on Snow"-Photo pg.58
Super Jobe-Jeff Jobe by John Fry pg.66
Anatomy of a Ski Home-Architecture pg.69
Fashion Tips by Pat Doran pg.76
Instruction: Up-Down is Dead by Morten Lund pg.19
Death Throes of the Dragon: GLM by Morten Lund pg.63
Interski Taylor Kruckenhauser
Pointers:
Getting Hips pg.85
Ankles Away; Rock 'N Rock pg.86
Resistance Movements; Toe Push-up pg.87
Inner Leg Strength pg.88
Ski Stand-Ups pg.88
One-Sided Build-Up pg.89
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand-Youth Fares pg.17
Fly To the Swiss Sun by Harvey Edwards-Switzerland pg.54

October 1971 missing
Shopping for Car Racks pg.35
Fantastic Helicopter Skiing-Canada's Rockies, Del Mulkey pg.56
Hollywood Stars Go Racing-Bear Valley Celebrity Race pg.80
Jake, Spider and Dunc-Pros Payoff (Fun and Money) pg.78
...And Clint, Natalie and Batman-Pro-Am Celebrity Race pg.80
The Noisy Wonders of Winter Wonderland-Snowmobiles
by Morten Lund pg.104
Racking 'em Up-Ski Racks by Janet Nelson pg.35
Skipp-Ski Evaluation pg.62
Role Playing-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.70
High on Boot Backs by Corky Fowler pg.100
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand pg.52
World's Largest Ski Area by Del Mulkey pg.56
LangkofelScharte-Val Gardena pg.68
Pointers:
Chin Up! You'll Improve pg.117
Step Up to Strength-Endurance Build up pg.118
To Ski or Skid?-Traversing pg.118
The Leaning Tower-Steepness pg.119
Ski Parallel with Feet Apart pg.119
Bend Ze Knees pg.120
Climb the No-slip Track-XC pg.120
Drag an Anchor-Descent pg.120
Up and Down the Staircase-Exercise pg.121
Pegboard Slalom-Memory pg.121

November 1971 [DUPE] missing
Our Alps, Their Alps-French Resorts and Colorado Resorts
by Morten Lund pg.85
Binding Report-Antifriction Binding Release, Dr. Larry Scher
and John Perryman pg.106
Ski Tips-Billy Kidd pg.142
Attack of the Rising Sun-Miura Schusses down Mt. Everest pg.98
"Symphony in White"-Photo pg.104
SKI Goes to an Airlines Week-Bob Cram ,Fly-in Ski-in Humor pg.110
Ski Performance Prediction-Skis pg.92
Please Let Me Out When I Need You-Bindings by Morten Lund pg.106
A Year to Buy New Bindings-Shopper's Guide pg.109
Wearing Their Own Thing-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.116
How To Make Your Skis Run Better pg.142
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand
Price Wars, Busing pg.23
Murren A European Gem-Switzerland pg.102
Coping with Costs-Finance pg.174
Films 1971-72 pg.54
A Cold Look at Photography pg.72
Stamp Out the Pre-Ski Blues pg.114
Man, I Can Hardley Ski on Two Skis How Can I Ski on One?
Surfer Mike Doyle pg. 97
Pointers:
Clever Ski Carry
Pole Safety
Get A Good Grip On Your Pole
Easy One-Two Traverse
Scheme for a Smoother Stride pg.123
Sylvain Saudan's Foolproof Turn-Square Corner Turn
by Morten Lund pg.153

December 1971 [DUPE]
Our Alps, Their Alps Part II-Colorado by Morten Lund pg.80
A Thousand and One Lights-Night Skiing by Janet Nelson pg.90
Freaking Out in Utah- Apres-ski in Wasatch by Morten Lund pg.94
15 Ways To Turn Your Skis by John Fry pg.66
Photo pg.84
The Fight Against Friction-Antifriction Devices pg.86
Christmas Gifts by barbara Wicks pg.103
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand-Price War and Bilingual Vacation pg.58
You've Got Snow, A Great Bowl and $11 Million by Morten Lund
(Snowbird) pg.96
Ready, Set, Go NASTAR-Entering pg.140

January 1972 [DUPE]
Why US Racers Lose by Peter Miller pg.42
Photo pg.46
First Descent-Ski Sauvage by Peter Miller pg.86
How To Have a Successful Broken Leg by Janet Nelson pg.90
How Cold is (Damn) Cold? pg.140
10 Best Pit Stops-Cuisine, Travel by Janet Nelson pg.66
Drive, He Said-Winter Driving Tips by Ed Scott pg.68
Campers Ho! by Morten Lund-Travel pg.70
Geldhof: America's Ski Paradise by Lee Fowler pg.75
Confessions of an Occasional Skier-Skiing and the married man
by Dan Nesbett pg.120
Pointers:
Learn Acrobatics with Short Skis pg.79
How to Feel Your Feet for a Better Ski Technique pg.80
Lower Your NASTAR Handicap pg.82
Climb Better, Stride Better pg.85
Inianhead by Janet Nelson-Ski Area pg.110
Intermont by Robin Young pg.112
Schuss Mountain pg.114

Februaryh 1972
Profile:Peter Miller pg.4
The Racers-Top American and European Racers pg.44
The East Awaits-Haiku, poetry pg.50
Sapporo Panorama-Painting of Olympic Site pg.53
How I'll Cover the Olympics by Billy Kidd pg.57
From the "30,000 Mile Ski Race" by Peter Miller
-Racers and Coaches pg.58
Olympic Results-Past Medal Winners pg.61
The Gap That Never Closes-US Nordic Team by Michael Brady pg.62
Sapporo-The Stay-at-home Olympics by I. William Berry pg.65
At 96 This Rabbit's Still Running-Johannsen by William Lederer pg.70
NASTAR Pacesetter Meet by John Fry-Handicap pg.84
Pointers:
Be a Falling Body pg.75
Ski With Your Legs pg.76 Develop Good Upper Body Action pg.78
Cross-Country Tips pg.80
Second Home-Real Estate and Land Development pg.89

March 1972
Across the Andes-Cordillera del Sur by Tom Spencer pg.34
Hello Mother, Hello Father-Racing Camp Account by Bill Bickle pg.40
Climbing Climbing Camps pg.42
Backpacking Guide by Ruth Rudner pg.44
Four Hikes to Make You Think-Nature Trails pg.46
Racing Camps-Location and Cost by Barbara Wicks pg.48
Report from Sapporo-Results, Analysis and Stories of the 1972
Olympics pg.57
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand-Spring Skiing in the Rockies,
the Andes and the Alps pg.13
Where to Ski Late-Spring and Summer Skiing Guide pg.26
Pointers:
The Racer's Stop pg.73
Down-Unweight For Better Control pg.74
Strategy for Skiing Bumps Tighter Turns pg.75
Wait for the Floating Sensation/How to Ski the Dips pg.76
In Spring Ski by the Clock pg.77
Think of Walking/ Use Wide Track for Touring pg.78

August 1972 [DUPE]
Utah: A Mini Guide to a Maxi Vacation Resorts, Travel pg.38
Whistler Mountain: Ocean Voyage to a Snow-In,Canada,Travel pg.44
Big Mountain: After Ski and Befors Taxes-Travel pg.48
St. Moritz: A Club Med Vacation-Travel pg.52
Maine: Cross-Country Touring Along the Coast-Touring Centers pg.55
Schuss Mountain: A Fly-To Vacation-Travel pg.62
Bromley, Vermont:A Family GLM Ski Week pg.64
Luxury Is An Economy Condominium pg.68
Ski Package Digest Travel pg.85
Ski Equipment Extra-'72-73 Season pg.79
Eastern Resort Roundup pg.19
Western Resort Roundup pg.26
European Resort Roundup Alps pg.35
Skier's Notebook by John Fry-Vacations pg.7
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand-Vacation Life Styles pg.12
Times Mirror Buys SKI pg.14

September 1972 [MISSING]
He Broke the World's Vertical Record-Sylvain Saudan's
Mt. McKinley Descent pg.40
Fearless Frank-Frank Snyder by Morten Lund pg.52
All Hail Karli-Karl Schranz by Miki Hutter pg.66
A Good Year for NASTAR by John Fry pg.84
SKIPP: Method or Monster? SKI's Performance Prediction Tests pg.46
The New Boots: An Inner/Outer Choice-'72-73 pg.54
New Two-Copper Mountain and Telluride, Colorado by Morten Lund pg.50
Pure Italian-Pure Charm Alps,Alpine by Abby Rand pg.60
Pointers:
A Somersault You'll Flip Over pg.75
Ride the Rollercoaster pg.76
Back Straight Means Tips Up pg.76
Link Your Turns to Keep Going In Powder pg.77
Flex Knees in Rough Track pg.78
Step Tips to Turn pg.78

October 1972 [DUPE]
Bindings by John Fry pg.58
Bet You Cant-Boot Canting by Janet Nelson pg.45
SKIPP Test Reports pg.68
A Day At The Races Fashion by Pat Doran pg.76
There is a Jack Armstrong-NASTAR Winner by Don Dooley pg.52
Skiing and the Environment-Forest Service and "Multiple Use"
by Morten Lund pg.62
Give Yourself a SnowJob-Employment at Ski Areas pg.82
Unemployed in the Mountains-Ski Bums by Patti Rosenfeld pg.83
Resurgence of Rope-Ropetows by Richard Needham pg.136
Remembrance of Things Best-Canadian Rockies Vacation
by Abby Rand pg.64
Arlberg: A Charter Flight Experience-Alps by Abby Rand pg.78
Places To Go-Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.118
The Godmother-Nurseries by Janet Nelson pg.153
A Rebuilt You-Exercises by Janet Nelson pg.72
Pointers-Downhill and Touring pg.122

November 1972 [DUPE]
Boot-Binding Fit by John Perryman pg.34
SKIPP Test Reports pg.72
Concavity:No.1 Ski Gremlin-Afflicted Skis pg.90
The Mountain Towns 1 Manchester,Vermont-Golden Triangle
by Peter Miller-Ski Areas pg.68
Skiing and the Enviroment-Sun Valley, Bill Janss,Environmentalists
by Morten Lund pg.76
Hot Dog-Acrobatics pg.78
I Was a Ski Instructor-Sugarbush by Morten Lund pg.84
I'm Dreaming of a White Thanksgiving by Janet Nelson pg.173
1973 Preview of Fashions at Mayrhofen, Austria pg.97
Places To Go-Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.88
The Gang Will Meet at Tignes-Europe, Resort pg.94
Pointers:
Develop Independent Leg Action pg.125
Learn These Lift Tricks pg.126
Gain Control on Ice pg.128
Pole to Better Touring pg.130
Films pg.60

December 1972 [DUPE]
The End is the Beginning-FIS Winner by Billy Kidd pg.54
Ski Photography pg.60
The Mountain Towns-2 Lake Placid by Kim Massie-Ski Areas pg.62
Is This the School Of the Future?-Racing by Peter Miller pg.64
The Awful Battle of the Ski Sizes-GLM by Morten Lund pg.68
Gear for the Kids-Ski Equipment by Janet Nelson pg.47
Happy-Go-Lucky Colors Fashion by Pat Doran pg.71
SKIPP Test Reports pg.76
The Sophisticated Stride-Touring Equipment by Michael Brady pg.80
Places to go-Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.84
Christmas Ski Camps by Barbara Bush pg.144
It's All Aboard Ski Train-Vermont by Richard Needham pg.149
Pointers:
Tips to do a Tailstand pg.139
Especially for Kids pg.140
For Cross-Country Skiers pg.142
World Cup Formula for 1972-73 pg.25

January 1973 [DUPE]
How to Become Slalom Champion of the World,Jean-Noel Augert
by Patrick Lang pg.40
Five Moves to a Successful Start in Ski Touring by Steve Rieschl pg.44
Super Kangaroo-Avalement by Tom LeRoy pg.52
The Toughest Job in Skiing-Coaching, Alpine Racing
by Peter Miller pg.58
The Mountain Towns-3 North Conway, New Hampshire
by Morten Lund pg.62
Ski Photography pg.66
1972 NASTAR Winners tell How They Did it-by Lee Fowler pg.103
Skiing Prep Schools by Birdie Corcoran pg.120
Cold Weather Starters-Car devices by John Perryman pg.35
Well Designed Tour Togs-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.48
What's Your Bag?-Ski Luggage by Janet Nelson pg.56
High, Stiff Boots: Learn to Love 'em by Georges Joubert pg.68
Places to go-New York by Abby Rand pg.50
Central Vermont Lodging by Richard Derman pg.108
Pointers:
Try the Gorilla Turn pg.75
Using Poles pg.76
Better Mogul Skiing pg.78

February 1973* [MISSING]
Build Your Own Workbench by Janet Nelson pg.26
The Ultimate Leap-El Capitan Jump by Rick Sylvester pg.36
Groom Boom-Ski Machines; Grooming by Janet Nelson pg.46
The Mountain Towns-40St. Sauveur, Quebec Ski Complex
by Peter Miller pg.54
Race of the Aging Jocks-Veterans National by Morten Lund pg.56
The Thoeni Turn-Modern Skiing by Georges Joubert pg.40
Trail Tactics by Morten Lund pg.52
Pointers:
The Mambo, GLM, Sprains and Strains, Crossing Streams
Cross-Country Skiing pg.65
Pique-Nique En Route: The Last Word in Chic-Recipes, Cuisine
by Janet Nelson pg.44
Places To Go-Travel by Abby Rand pg.46
Apres-Ski: 7 Houses of "In"-Travel by Morten Lund pg.60

March/ Spring 1973 [DUPE]
Places To Go:
Saddleback, Maine; Wildcat, New Hampshire; Mt. Shasta,
California; Caberfae, Michigan by Abby Rand pg.34
Two-Faced Andes-Portillo, Bariloche by Abby Rand pg.36
Ski Late and High-Mt. Baker and Mt. Hood by Del Mulkey pg.38
Great Places to Summer Ski by Billy Kidd pg.45
Summer Ski Camps-Billy Kidd, Barbara Bush pg.48
Get Rid of Your Inhibitions-Instructor Jack Heath by Morten Lund pg.24
Pointers:
Hot Dog Tricks: The Kick-Out,The Outrigger, The Slowdog
Noodle, The Worm Turn pg.27
How to Handle Spring Snow pg.30
Cross-Country Pointers pg.32
Parka Pocket Cameras by Janet Nelson pg.19
Pro-Racing-Killy, Sabich by John Fry pg.54

September 1973 [DUPE]
The Short-ing of America-Shorter Ski Lengths,Test Results pg.22
The New Skis; Metal Laminates, Foam Cores, Cracked Edges
by John Perryman and Marc Liebman pg.26
Teamwork Fashion by Pat Doran pg.32
Bindings: Anti Up For Shock and Friction pg.40
How Much Pole Do You Need? by Janet Nelson pg.44
Boots: The Comeback of Comfort-New Boots by Richard Needham pg.48
Bright New Ideas-Accessories by Barbara Bush pg.94
The Many Wiles of Madame Matterhorn: Zermatt-Cervinia
by George Bush pg.56
Condo Shopping the Alps-Europe by Harvey Edwards pg.62
Hello Tunnel, Goodbye Loveland Pass(?)-Colorado by Abby Rand pg.66
Big Sky Opens-Montana Skiing-Photography by Fred Lindholm pg.72
37 More Resorts to Choose From pg.78

October 1973 [DUPE]
Hot Dogging/ Freestyle
An Idea Whose Time Has Come-Otto Schniebs, Lifestyle pg.39
Hot Dog: Grace, Daring, Pizzazz-Freestyle pg.40
Cult, Philosophy, Sport, Artform: Freestyle Skiing is American
Made pg.47
Stunts Hotdoggers Do-14 Most Popular Tricks pg.50
Exercise Musts for Hot Dog Stunts- Bob Theobald pg.53
All In The Family pg.54
Guide to Hot Dog Lingo-Language pg.56
Male Chauvinism on the Hot Dog Circuit?-Suzy Chaffee pg.58
What Do You Think of Hot Dog Skiing?-Opinions of the Famous pg.61
Gearing Up-Hot Doggers pg.62
Caution-Aerials pg.63
Equipment:
SKIPP-Reports on 30 Skis by John Perryman and
Marc Liebman pg.64
Bindings: Questions You Ask-John Perryman pg.83
The Mountain Towns-5 Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Holmenkollen
by Abby Rand-Ski Areas pg.72
The Great Free Lift Ticket Scramble by Morten Lund pg.78
Area Job Roundup-Winter Jobs at Ski Areas pg.79
Instruction
Pointers:
Pedal Push-Pull pg.95
Hit the Beach pg.96
Pull For X-C Arm Power pg.101
Do the Pillow Hop pg.102
Know Your Ski Terms-Language pg.104

November 1973 [DUPE]
Wear You Are-Fashion/ Travel by Pat Doran pg.56
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.63
The Mountain Towns-6 Sun Valley,Hannagan, Harriman and
Schaffgotsch by William Johnson-Ski areas pg.74
Laurentian Lodges With That Old Time Flavor-Ski Inns pg.78
Discover the Non-American Alps-Europe by Abby Rand, Peter Miller pg.82
Airfare Bargains in the US-Rockies, Colorado pg.133
SKIPP by John Perryman and Marc Liebman-Performance Reports pg.89
Test Reports on 18 Junior Skis pg.95
Ms. Fit-Women's Boots by Judith Greer pg.98
Bindings: Questions You Ask-Adjustment pg.103
Unweighting-Technique by Derek Swinson pg.105
Ski Pointers: Whole Ski, Bump Skiing and X-C Conditioning pg.109
Beware the Bomber-Reckless Skiers by Janet Nelson pg.71
3000 Skiers Win NASTAR Gold Pins pg.146

December 1973 [DUPE]
Where to Ski In Your Region-Travel pg.51
The Mountain Towns-7-Stowe, Vermont by Peter Miller-Ski Areas pg.60
Pure Gold Northstar, Kirkwood, Lassen, Badger, Squaw and Sugar
Bowl-California, by Morten Lund pg.66
La Thuile-Italian Resort by Harvey Edwards pg.70
How Much Rockies Can $125 Buy?-Colorado pg.72
SKI Tests 26 Big Selling Boots pg.76
SKIPP-3 Performance Tests on 29 Skis pg.80
Bindings: Questions You Ask-Friction Pads pg.87
Insulation-Parkas by Pat Doran pg.94
Pointers:
Crossover, Locked Knees and X-C Poling pg.105
Tots: When to Start Them-Children Skiing by Janet Nelson pg.88

Holiday/ January 1974 [DUPE]
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas, Cross-Country,Apres pg.25
The Great Leap Forward-Ski Schools, Teaching Methods-Ski Areas
By Morten Lund pg.34
These Are the Steepest-Steepest Slopes pg.40
The Mountain Towns-8-Vail, Colorado-Ski Areas pg.42
Holiday Gifts by Barbara Bush-Equipment pg.52
Bagging your Skis-Ski Wraps by Janet Nelson-Equipment pg.56
At Your Fingertips-Gloves and Mittens-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.58
The New Cross-Country Gear-Touring Equipment
by Michael Brady and Richard Needham pg.60
Books by Judith Greer pg.67
Bindings:Questions You Ask/ Are Boots Working with Bindings? pg.69
Technique
A Guide to Getting Through the New Bumps-Moguls pg.71
Pointers: Break the Stem, Race NASTAR pg.77

February 1974 [DUPE]
Wher To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.25
A Cross-Country Vacation in Norway pg.50
Waxing For Touring-Cross-Country by Michael Brady pg.54
Kids' Skiwear-Children's Clothing, Fashion by Pat Doran pg.61
Technique
Project Laterally and Ski Better Now-Championship Skiing pg.33
You Can Ski Deep Powder by Max Lundberg pg.38
Pointers:
Flat-light Medicine, Poling, and Kick-ups for balance pg.67
Is There Life After Ski? by Abby Rand pg.40
World Ski Championships:Can Bobby Do It? Bob Cochran at
St. Moritz by Peter Miller pg.44
Avalanche! by Morten Lund pg.56

Spring/ March 1974 [DUPE]
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.25
How To Ski Year-Round, World Round pg.40
Summer Ski Camp Directory by Barbara Bush pg.42
The Mountain Towns-9-Park City,+ Oil Painting, by Abby Rand pg.44
Ski The Wild Ones-Sauvage, Wilderness Areas by Peter Miller pg.48
Zapped By Your Zipper?-Clothing, Fashion by Pat Doran pg.22
T-Shirts-Clothing, Fashion pg.62
The Better To Ski With-Goggles and Glasses-equipment pg.65
Bindings:Questions You Ask-Ski Injuries pg.68
Technique
Uphill Ski For Edging, Downhill Ski for Direction- Austrian
Ski Team Coach Franz Hoppichler pg.34
The Windshield Wiper Turn-Sylvain Saudan pg.38
Pointers:
Parallel Turns, Stance, Climbing Uphill, Getting Forward
Over Your Skis and X-C Touring pg.69
Skiing's Daredevils by Morten Lund pg.54
Skis Across the Sea Jean-Claude Killy pg.60
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September 1974 [DUPE]
The Mountain Towns-10-Aspen, Colorado,Ski Resorts
by Morten Lund pg.36
Where In The World to Ski-Vacation Resorts by Abby Rand pg.38
Which is the Right Resort for You? pg.48
SKIPP-I Performance Reports on Skis pg.56
The New Boots-Ski Technique pg.64
SkiWear '74-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.72
Bindings-Old and New by Richard Needham pg.80
Bundings:Questions You Ask-Preparing Bindings for New Season pg.96
35 Years Ago in SKI-History of SKI pg.6
Arnold Lunn in Memoriam by Morten Lund pg.11
Great Hot Dog Stunts as Seen by Great Ski Photographers-
Bob Salerno in a Flying Royal pg.54
Junior NASTAR Takes Off by Judith Greer pg.98
Women Instructors: The Un-Making of Macho-Ski Teachers pg.100

October 1974 [DUPE]
How Good Are the Big Ski Clubs?-Travel by Abby Rand pg.52
A Roof Over Your Head-But What Kind?-Finance by Morten Lund pg.56
Aspen-Part II-Ski Resorts pg.60
Area Jobs: Know the Score Before You Go-Resorts by Lois Barr pg.68
SKI's Third Annual Area Job Roundup-Job Guide pg.98
SKIPP- Part II Performance reports on Skis pg.72
Black and White: A Photo Finish-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.78
How to Adapt to New Boots-Ski Technique by Janet Nelson pg.82
5 To Get Ready Exercises-Conditioning pg.86
Pointers:
Cowboy turn,Treat Ice Like Eggs pg.51
Narrow Trails pg.97
Stepping Up to Edge Control pg.90
Filling Your Grooves for Easier Turns pg.94
Hot Dog 360's and Wheelies pg.106
Tips for Kids pg.93
Great Hot Dog Stunts as Seen by Great Ski Photographers-2
Mike Grazier and Roger Evans in a Gay Gainer-
Fred Lindholm pg.70
SKI NASTARS by Judith Greer pg.110
Bindings: Questions You Ask-Upgrading pg.120

November 1974 [DUPE]
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.55
The Mountain Towns-11-The Mad River Valley, Vermont
Ski areas by Peter Miller pg.64
College Blowout-Steamboat Springs, Colorado by Charlie Meyers pg.68
Seven Secret Rockies-Ski Areas by Abby Rand-Colorado pg.72
In Europe, Do It By Pairs-Alps pg.78
Knockouts To Knockoffs-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.88
SKIPP Part III Performance Reports pg.98
How To Ski Hot-I, Turning It On The Bumps, Freestyler-Hot Dog
Mike King: Sparrow Turn, Foot Swivels, Jamming, Strategy pg.84
Pointers:
Crab Turn, Cut-Stab and Punch, Brake Before Turns, Powder
Sitback, Hip Over Heels pg.84
Hot Dog Stunts/ Great Photographers-Peter Miller-Wayne Wong
in Tip Drop pg.82
The Great Ski Heist-Ski Thieves, Crime pg.93
Here Comes Hi-Star! High School Skiers-Invitational Race pg.120

December 1974 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-What's Wrong with the US Ski Team? pg.4
What's New-Europe for Less-Travel/ Finance pg.19
Ski People: Niobe Larsen,Eric Nesterenko pg.29
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.45
The Mountain Towns-12 Jackson Hole, Wyoming by Peter Miller pg.56
Courchevel: The Land of "Yes, You Can"-ex nihilo Resorts, France
by Abby Rand pg.92
Skis: Try Before You Buy-Demo Deals pg.68
Ski Shops Dress Their Best-Skiwear, Clothing, Fashion by
Pat Doran pg.72
Goodbye Ouch-Boots' Secrets by Janet Nelson pg.80
Technique
How To Ski Hot-II: My Secrets of Ballet by Genia Fuller
Planing, 360's,Hurricanes and T-Drags pg.88
Pointers:
Eyes Ahead in Broken Snow, Vertical Pole, Use the Flat of
a Bump to Turn, Step Downhill to Angulate, Waisting in
the Bumps pg.88
A Dramatic Way to Increase Your Skiing Time-3 Day Weekends
by I. William Berry pg.53
Hot Dog Stunts/ Great Photographers-Bruce Barthel Shoots
Aerialist Scott Brooksbank in A Moebius Flip pg.62
Find Your Courage Quotient-Ski Rating by Janet Nelson pg.65
Up At the Winter White House-President Ford
Bindings Questions You Ask-Buying Bindings pg.124

January 1975 [MISSING]
Skier's Notebook-Olympic Amateur Rules Changed pg.4
What's New-Cost-Cutting Deals for Stateside Vacationers-Travel/
Finance pg.24
Ski People: Willy Bogner, Jr. and Bon Burns pg.32
The Beauty of Skiing-Color Portfolio of Mountains, Speed,
Grace, Exhilaration and Friends pg.45
Those NASTAR People-Racing by Peter Miller pg.64
Eight Classics-Skis, Designers and Racers pg.78
5 Mistakes that Keep You From Enjoying Steep Slopes-Skiing
Problems by Morten Lund pg.58
The Right (and Safe) Way to Jumps-Ski Jumps by Corky Fowler pg.72
Pointers:
Reach Sideways to Plant Your Pole pg.84
Use Radar to Avoid the Speed Trap pg.84
Ski the Patience Turn pg.86
Absorb the Mogul not the Trough pg.88
Dive, Get ready, Dive pg.93
Kids' Pointers pg.86
Squash a Bug to Weight the Ski pg.88
BPC: Boot/ Pant Compatibility-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.76
Bindings Questions You Ask-Release in Falls pg.90
Where to Ski in Your Region-Ski Areas pg.35
The Mountain Towns-13 St. Jovite, Quebec-Mt. Tremblant and
Gray Rocks, Painting by Harold Blittersdorf-Ski Areas pg.68

February 1975 [DUPE]
Ski People-Tom Brigham and Mike Barry pg.16
The American Pros-Lifestyle by Peter Miller pg.36
SKI's Environmental Awards-Ski Areas pg.48
Turning on Tots-Rudi Wyrsch by Richard Needham pg.52
Where to Ski in Your Region-Ski Areas pg.25
What is Telluride and Why Are They Saying all Those Things
About It? by Morten Lund-Ski Resort pg.54
Great Gadgets for the Home Ski Care Expert-Accessories and
Maintenance by Barbara Bush pg.64
Talking T-Necks Fashion by Pat Doran pg.66
How Do You Like Your Boots?-Boot Models pg.75
Bindings Questions You Ask-Equipment Checking pg.22
5 Mistakes That Keep You From Enjoying the Moguls-Ski Problems
by Morten Lund pg.44
Master a File to Master Your Skis-Edging Skis and Bottoms by
Hanspeter Rohr pg.60
Pointers:
Break the Top Habit, Switch Poles for Touring Traverses,
X-Out Crossed Tips, Start High, Finish Low pg.60

Spring/ March 1975 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-US Ski Team pg.4
Ski People: Lift-Builder Jan Kunczynski pg.21
How I Broke the World Speed Record by Steve McKinney pg.36
45 Days on America's High Route-Colorado's Great Divide by Don
Johnsen pg.44
Hot Dog Stunts/ Great Photographers-5 Michael Manheim, Suzy
Chaffee doing an Outrigger on Mt. Snow, Vermont pg.50
"I Just Concentrate on the Skiing" Jerry Ford, President at Vail,
Colorado by Don Irwin pg.54
5 Mistakes That Keep You From Enjoying Deep Snow
by Morten Lund Ski Problems pg.40
Developing a Carved Turn by Norm Crerar pg.57
Pointers:
Follow the Fall Line in Spring, Ski Your Outer Limits,
Porpoise Turn, Heavy Spring Snow pg.57
Saving Face-Skin Protection by Pat Doran pg.52
Binding Questions You Ask-Adjusting and Storing pg.66
Summer: Skier, Go Back Where You Came From by Abby Rand pg.13
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.25
The Mountain Towns-14 Kingfield, Maine-Sugarloaf, Two Minute
Parade, Ed Kern's Annual Midnight New Year's Ski Jump
by Morten Lund-Ski Areas pg.60
Summer Ski Camps '75 by Barbara Bush pg.67

September 1975 [DUPE]
What's New at Resorts This Year-Ski Resorts by Abby Rand pg.6
Let's Hear It For the East! Ski Areas: Bromley, Vermont; Snowshoe
West Virginia; Bretton Woods, New Hampshire and
Evergreen Valley, Maine by Janet Nelson pg.54
Mighty Mary Jane: More is Better-Winter Park by Charlie Meyers pg.59
The Great 1975 Wind River Ski Touring and Life Experience
Expedition --Wyoming Adventure pg.60
Dollar Wise in Davos-Switzerland, Europe pg.70
Equipment Questions You Ask-Checking and Preparing Skis
by John Perryman pg.33
Skiwear '76-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.66
Equipment '76-Ski Gear by Seth Masia and John Perryman pg.82
"I Intend To Be the Best" Cindy Nelson, US Ski Team
by Peter Miller pg.64
Honk Clears the Course French Connection, Odermatt's Ordeal,
Zandy's Harem, Hank Kashiwa by Charlie Meyers pg.76
Summer Games for Winter Conditioning-Exercise by Rudi Wyrsch pg.98

October 1975 [DUPE]
Dick Bass: Beautiful Dreamer-Snowbird by Morten Lund pg.80
America: Meet Your First Skiing President-Teddy Roosevelt
by Jakob Vaage pg.95
Hahnenkamm: The Toughest Race of All-Downhill Course by
Peter Miller pg.100
The Gold Diggers-1975 SKI NASTAR Finals pg.119
At Your Service-Free Literature pg.120
Pre-Season shapeups for the Inner/ Outer Skier pg.86
Pointers:
Recharge Your Batteries pg.122
Skier's Triangle: Chin Up, Hands Down pg.134
Ski Gentle Slopes to Master Carving pg.138
Wear a Sign to Anticipate pg.140
Pole Plant pg.143
Cut A Narrow Track in Powder pg.147
Play the Drop Hat Slalom Game pg.148
Use Tunnel Vision To Concentrate pg.150
Ski the Summit-Colorado Resorts pg.74
The Mountain Towns-15 Jay Peak-Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.82
So You Want To Be a Ski Bum? by Paul Mitchell pg.98
Ski's Annual Job Roundup pg.99
What Those Package Deals Really Mean-Vacation Planning pg.104
The Entertainers-Celebrities/ Fashion by Pat Doran pg.90
Accessories pg.96
Report on the New 1975-76 Skis pg.110
Skier's Notebook-US SKI Coaching pg.4
Slope Dope-Whither Short Skis? pg.48
Ski People: Max Dercum and Mark Stiegemeier pg.73

November 1975 [DUPE]
Robert Redford-Celebrities by Dick Needham pg.78
Super School-Racing, Stratton Mtn., Vermont pg.84
Ski Area Development: Galloping Toward a Standstill
by I. William Berry pg.88
"If I Can Do This I Can Do Anything" Amputee Tri-Trackers
by Cindy Walker pg.115
New Boots-Boot Models pg.86
Fashion: Take It From Teacher by Pat Doran pg.94
Report on the New Skis:Part III pg.99
Equipment Questions You Ask-Bump Equipment by John Perryman pg.73
Inner Skier: A New Way of Learning-Ski Schools by Morten Lund pg.74
Woman's Way to Ski Power-Exercise by Janet Nelson pg.110
Pointers:
Press Your Toes to Improve Snow Contact pg.118
Flick Wrist Pole Plant to Keep Hands Ahead pg.121
The Where of Your Weight in Powder pg.126
Narrow Stance Promotes Skid pg.138
Torso Tilt for Steep Terrain pg.140
Lick the Heitation Blues pg.142
Use Your Outside Ski to Feel Carving pg.132
Ski Big Foot Turns pg.149
Viva Val Gardena by Abby Rand pg.80
Budget Skiing: How Low Can You Go? Expenses/ Finance,
Vacations pg.92
Ski People: Witney Deschner and Jake Hoeschler pg.26
Personal Adventure-Crevasse pg.51

December 1975 [DUPE]
Why You May Have Trouble Starting Turns-Skiing Mistakes
by Stu Campbell pg.75
Inner Skier: A New Way Of Learning-II-Instruction by Morten Lund pg.90
The Unlearning Of GLM by Janet Nelson-Technique pg.94
Pointers:
Keep In Touch With Your Boot Tongues pg.28
Step Turns-Not For Racers Only pg.113
Use Heel and Toe for Balance pg.114
Be a Mogul Scrambler pg.116
Look for Pressure pg.118
Prevent Skier's Washout pg.119
Serge Lang:"The World Cup is for the Press"-International Racing,
Ski Writer by Peter Miller pg.80
Rebuilding Sun Valley-Development pg.82
Ordeal in the North-Alaska and the Yukon by Ned Gillette pg.84
Where to Ski In Your Region-ski areas pg.61
Nothing Could Be Finer Than To Ski In Carolina-North Carolina,
Blue Ridge Mountains by Morten Lund pg.88
The Mountain Towns-16 Killington, Vermont-Ski Areas
by Morten Lund pg.96
Equipment Questions You Ask-Stiff Skis for Ice? by John Perryman pg.24
Report on the New '75-76 Skis pg.101
Skier's Notebook-Price Controls? pg.4
Ski People-slim Davis and Tippy Huntley pg.30
Slope Dope-Be a Better Powder Skier-Instruction pg.32

January 1976
Can 'Numero Uno' Win Three Gold Medals?-Thoeni by Serge Lang pg.60
The Olympics: How It Looks, Event by Event-Alpine, Nordics,
Scandinavians by Peter Miller and Mike Brady pg.62
Innsbruck '64: The Way It Was-Alpine Events,Olympics
by Harvey Edwards pg.64
US Olympians of the Past by Seth Masia pg.65
After the Games: Everybody's Innsbruck-Patscherkofel
by Abby Rand pg.67
TV Coverage of the XII Winter Olympics-Painting of Innsbruck
and the Olympic runs pg.68
Lake Placid: Looking ahead-Olympics by I. William Berry pg.71
SKI's Viewing Guide to the Games-Psychology,TV pg.73
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.33
Sawtooth High-Sun Valley Heliskiing by Fred Lindholm pg.42
The Mountain Towns-17 Taos, New Mexico-Resorts, Ski Areas
by Peter Miller pg.50
In Search of Boola-Boola Guide to US Ski Colleges
by Abby Rand pg.54
Powder Principles:What It Takes to Ski the Deep-Powder Skiing
by Richard Sanders pg.48
Why You May Be Having Trouble Controlling Your Speed-Skiing
Mistakes, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.56
How Two Champions Compare-Gustavo Thoeni and Ingemar
Stenmark by Georges Joubert pg.82
Pointers:
Ski a Half-Turn in Changing Terrain pg.86
Get a Little Help From Your Hips pg.87
Learn To Extend-Increase Stability in Moguls pg.88
Three Pressure Points You Should Feel pg.90
The Way Slopes Face pg.92
Start Your Turns With a Sigh pg.94
Lead With Your Pole To Ski the Fall Line pg.97
Feel The Snow with Your Feet pg.99
Stop Turning Your Body-Turn Your Skis pg.103
Personal Adventure-Whiteout pg.14
Slope Dope-Is Ski School For Me? pg.19
Ski People-Buddy Hackett pg.25

February/Spring 1976 
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.37
Wonders of Whistler-British Columbia by John Tobin-Ski Areas pg.46
Going for It-Freestyle, Hot Dog Camp by Cortland Freeman pg.58
Guide to Summer Ski Camps-US, Canada, South America and Europe 
by Barbara Bush pg.86
Why You May HaveTrouble in the Bumps-Moguls, Ski Problems,
Mistakes by Stu Campbell pg.52
Pointers:
Learn Foot Sensitivity on Skis pg.22
Bend to the Fall Line, Not to Your Tips pg.88
Get a Grip On Your Poles pg.90
Keep a Low Ceiling in Bumps pg.92
Step Before Turning to Break the Static Rut pg.94
Checking Boot Fit
------------- pg.95
A Ski Bicentennial: The Way It Was pg 61
Edited by Morten Lund
Norway Gets It Going by Morten Lund and Jakob Vaage pg 62
California's Gold Schuss by Dick Dorworth pg 65
Colorado Carries On by Jakob Vaage pg 68 
Racy Rumblings in the East by Dick Dorworth and John Hitchcock pg 70
The Boom Years By Morten Lund pg 72
Freestyle Turns Five by Peter Miller pg 80
---------------
Ski People: The Catamount Three pg.22
Slope Dope-Spring Skiing Savvy pg.32

September 1976 [DUPE]
Skiwear You Couldn't Have Owned Until Now-Fashion
by Pat Doran pg.82
Skis-Buyers Guide, Performance Report by Seth Masia pg.92
Bindings pg.96
Boots pg.100
Getting More For Less When You Ski the US-Travel, Finance by
Abby Rand pg.73
So You Want To Marry a Mountain-Season's Passes
by Eric Johnson pg.90
Comeback of the World Cup-FIS by John Fry pg.76
Dudu Outdoes 'Em All-Henri Duvillard by Charlie Meyers pg.78
Freestyle Dazzles With More New Stunts:Handstands, Walkovers, 
Butterflies, Thumpers, The Puppet
and Lincoln's Thing by Barbara Wicks pg.80
NASTAR: Everyone's World Cup pg.87
How Safe are Lifts?-Vail Accident by Janet Nelson pg.88
(Non) Conversations With the President-Vail, Pres. Ford
by Morten Lund pg.110

October 1976 [DUPE]
Inner Skier: Will It Help You? by Morten Lund pg.101
I Got Rhythm, You Got Rhythm-Advanced Turns by Emo Heinrick pg.124
I Skied The World's Highest by Jeff Frees pg.36
The Austrian Experience-Othmar Schneider, Vacations
by Abby Rand pg.104
The Mountain Towns-18 Waterville Valley, New Hampshire
by Morten Lund-Ski Areas pg.110
SKI's Area Job Roundup pg.164
A Helluva Show-Expowinter Ski Show pg.108
Freestyle:Here Come the Gals-Women by Peter Miller pg.120
1976-77 Ski Report-Skis pg.115
New Boots: How They Measure Up pg.118
Breakaway Colors-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.126
Deciphering Those Air-Travel Deals, Vacation, Finance
by Abby Rand pg.131

November 1976 [DUPE]
Play the Trip Game-Travel by Steve Webb pg.74
Tops for Tops-Ski Racks pg.132
Report on the 1976-77 Skis pg.142
Down: Going Up-Parkas-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.148
New Bindings: How They Perform pg.192
Kingdom of Ski-Many Mountain/Single Ticket at Tahoe Ski Areas
by Abby Rand pg.121
Europe: Yes You Can-Alps Travel, Finance by Abby Rand pg.128
Peanut Peak-Where the Pint-Sized Play by Kim Massie, Vail,
Children Skiers pg.134
Sugarbush Gets Centered --Vermont by I. William Berry, Resident
Guru Turns Ski Teacher pg.126
How Top Racers Compare- by Georges Joubert pg.130
Situation Skiing-Diversity by Jean-Claude Killy pg.136
Winning the Inner City-Pro Racer Rudd Pyles by Charlie Meyers pg.140
Future Ski-Fantasy of Skiing in 2195 by Peter Kazakoff pg.172
Making It In Ski Country-Living and Earning in a Ski Town
by Morten Lund pg.184

December 1976 [DUPE]
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.89
When You're Number 2 It's Time People Knew-Snowmass,
Colorado pg.122
10 Questions Intermediate Skiers Ask Most-Technique
by Stu Campbell pg.98
They're Ski Teaching Without Skis At Copper-Colorado
by Charlie Meyers pg.108
Ski Dynamic! Instruction, Technique by Jerry Warren pg.112
Ski Stuff-Ski Gear, Paraphernalia by Barbara Bush pg.106
Big Deals-Lift Tickets by Janet Nelson pg.110
The Price Is Right-Skiwear, Fashion by Pat Doran pg.118
Report on the 1976-77 Skis, Children's skis Also pg.128
How To Take Ski Photos That Make You Look Good-Photography
Tips by Fred Lindholm, Peter Miller, John Russell and
Norm Clasen pg.102
Fritz: Higher...Ever Higher-Fritz Stammberger, Skier/ Climber
lost in the Himalayas by Charlie Meyers pg.116
So You Want To Build A Ski Resort by Rigomar Thurmer pg.141

January 1977
Powder-a Special Supplement-Powder Skiing, Deep snow,
Ski Areas,Technique- Instuction, Equipment. Peter Miller pg.77
This Man Can Change Your Skiing-Self 2 by Tim Gallwey pg.97
Retreading for Freestyle-Ballet Instruction by Scott Brooksbank
and Marion Post pg.104
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.69
The Berkshires: For the Fun of It-Massachusetts
by I. William Berry pg.100
Pointers:
Hands Down For Recovery pg.16
Get Your Head On Straight pg.30
Increase Pole Feel for Better Edging pg.54
Check Your Stance pg.57
Use Knee Action in The Fall Line pg.112
Tackle Loose Snow Head On pg.114
Seeing is Relieving-Ski Goggles, Equipment by Janet Nelson pg.106
Skiingly Yours-Handwriting Analysis of the Pros
by Michael Zimmer pg.49
We Tried It... How About You? Aspen NASTAR Finals, Tips by
Pepi Stiegler by Charlie Meyers pg.109

February 1977
Carnival!-Ski Country Carnivals by Janet Nelson pg.57
Love Affair with Val-France's Val d'Isere by John Tobin pg.68
Skidding or Carving: Which for You?-Ski Turns by Stu Campbell pg.62
Fall Without Fear-Tips on Falling Injury-Free by Janet Nelson pg.72
Tricks for the Slick-Tips for Ice Skiing (Slide and Swivel)
by Dixi Nohl and Morten Lund pg.78
Pointers:
Sideslip Basics for a Better Stance pg.32
Come Up To Edging pg.44
Project Hips on a Line pg.89
Pack the Hole in the Bumps pg.92
Pedal a Bike Through the Bumps pg.96
Games that Teach pg.102
Tuning on the Move-Ski Tuning pg.66
8 Gadgets To Help You Get There-Winter Auto Accessories
Equipment pg.82
Fun Underwear-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.85
Four Volcanoes by Rick Sylvester pg.74

March/ Spring 1977 [DUPE]
The World Cup Comes To America-Competitors, Courses at
Sun Valley and Heavenly, History by John Fry, Georges
Joubert, Robert Lochner, Charlie Meyers and Gerard
Rubaud-Ski Racing pg.43
Pole Stunts-Ski Tricks With Ski Poles by John Mohan, Walt
Hiltner and Bruse Barthel pg.56
Ski Your Comfort Zone-Knowing Your Equipment, Snow
Conditions, Tolerance for Temperature and Terrain. by
Junior Bounous pg.58
Feet: Aches and Pains and Cures by Dr. Morten Walker pg.64
Pointers:
Ride Your Inside Edges in the Deep pg.80
The Where of Your Weight in Powder pg.84
Role Your Pole in the Bumps pg.86
Turn Easy pg.92
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.33
Canadian High-Canada's Northern Selkirks, Little Yoho and the
Mummery Glacier by Peter Arnold pg.60
Mountain Summer-Activities at Ski Resorts by Susan McCoy pg.67
Why They're Blocking New Ski Areas-Preservationists, Government
and Legislation by I. William Berry pg.89

September 1977
Equipment:
The New Skis-New Ski for Ice pg.84
The New Boots pg.96
Poles '78-Ice Gripper Tips, Adjustable Shafts, Shock Absorber
Grips pg.103
Made for Men-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.104
The New Bindings pg.108
Skiing is All In Your Head-Instruction, Improvement by Jean-
Claude Killy pg.100
The Long History of the Short Ski by Morten Lund pg 71
Five Ways to Fitness-Conditioning, Exercises pg.82
Big Alp vs. Little Alp-Switzerland by Abby Rand pg.74
The Year it Didn't Snow in Aspen-Snow Drought by Martie
Sterling pg.78
Photo Portfolio-Ski Photos by Peter Runyon pg.89
Dudu, Post Toastie and the Swede Cleanup-World Cup Racing Gets
an Overhaul, Freestyle Gets Throttled by John Fry, Doug
Pfeiffer and Charlie Meyers pg.93
We Shoot Heroes, Don't We?-Olympian Bill Koch
by Frank Farwell pg.107

October 1977 [DUPE]
Keystone is for Keeps-Colorado Ski Area by Morten Lund pg.114
The Road to Bormio-Italy,Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.132
SKIVAC: Try This Approach to Picking a Vacation Area-
Individual Vacation Index by Abby Rand pg.160
The New Skis-Ballasting and Damping pg.122
Skiwear Goes Skinny-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.127
The New Boots pg.138
The New Bindings pg.150
Tune In To Your Gear-Equipment and Technique by Doug Pfeiffer pg.136
Do It In Two's-Dual Ballet by Janet Nelson pg.118
NASTAR's Wiz Kid Pummels a Pro-World's Best Amateur Skier-
Perry Bryant by Charlie Meyers pg.79
One Borscht, Two Shasliks and a Lenin Poster To Go-Russia's
Caucasus by Rigo Thurmer pg.90
The Man Who Skied Everest- Mt. Fuji and Yuichiro
Miura by Eric Perlman pg.131
The Mighty Mahres-Phil and Steve Mahre-Ski Racing
by Peter Miller pg.142
Portfolio-Ski Photos by Gary Brettnacher pg.145

November 1977 [DUPE]
Getaway Rocky Gateway-Colorado's Pike's Peak Corridor
by George Gladney pg.21
Loose and Happy in Montana-Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.128
Look, Out on the Plains... It's Superlodge-Wisconsin, Tony Wise,
Ski Resort by Scott Wilson pg.156
Ski My Way and Never Get Tired-Instruction, Tips by Jean-Claude
Killy pg.125
Unscrambling Ski-Teaching's ABC's-Sorting out Ski Lesson Letter
Labels by Morten Lund pg.137
Tune In To Your Gear-Ski Boots by Doug Pfeiffer pg.145
The New Skis-Equipment pg.132
The New Boots-Boot Liners pg.148
Fashions With Flash by Pat Doran pg.152
The Insurance Mess: What It's Costing You-Liability Costs by
I. William Berry pg.66
Portfolio-Ski Photos by Fred Lindholm pg.121
Great Moments in Skiing-California's 1850's Gold Schuss-Painting
by Sherry Wolf pg.140

December 1977 [DUPE]
Inner Skier Meets the Skeptics-'Inner Game' Approach to Skiing
by Morten Lund pg.97
Skiing Your Skis by Doug Pfeiffer cpg.112
Pointers:
Control Your Overturning pg.60
Chairlift Savvy pg.90
Turn Without Traversing pg.140
Show Off Your Skis on Hardpack pg.162
Follow a Good skier pg.172
The New Skis-Equipment pg.100
Small Wonders-Children's Skiwear-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.122
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.69
Mountain Towns- Franconia, New Hampshire-Cannon Mtn.
by I. William Berry-ski Areas pg.106
Portfolio-Ski Photos by Norm Clasen pg.93
Denver Does It Deep-Inspiration/ John Denver song pg.110
The 6,600 Foot Plunge-Sylvain Saudan-Himalayas by Del Mulkey pg.116
Life with Stein, Leon and the Chilean Crazies-Aspen's Heatherbed
Lodge by Martie Sterling pg.120

January 1978
Ski the Surf Technique-Instruction by Georges Joubert pg.82
How to Get More from A Ski Lesson-ski School by Stu Campbell pg.99
Pointers:
Use Edges to Turn Not To Brake pg.12
Learn Through Feedback pg.20
Put the Pressure on in Turns pg.116
Crossover pg.124
The New Skis-Equipment pg.94
Best Vests-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.104
Where to Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.49
The Northwest is Best-Seattle-Portland by Abby Rand pg.74
Private Areas: New Deal for Skiers? Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.46
The Barnstormers B-Circuit Pros by Peter Miller pg.80
NASTAR Makes it 10! by Charlie Meyers pg.87
Portfolio-Ski Photos by John Russell pg.89
Super Swede-Ingemar Stenmark, Slalom Racer by Heinz Pruller pg.102

February 1978 [DUPE]
Speed:A Special Section Profile of Franz Klammer, Flying
Kilometer Speed Trail and speed Chart by Peter Miller pg.53
Dr. Feelgood and His Bottom Fiddle-Ski Tuning by Janet Nelson pg.63
Your Skis: Friend or Foe?-Equipment and Technique by Doug
Pfeiffer pg.78
Swallow Those Bumps-Moguls by Rudd Pyles pg.81
Pointers:
Get Your Feet Out From Under pg.18
Ski Like an Animal pg.28
Exhale to Hold on Ice pg.46
Edging:The Three Basic Ingredients pg.99
Learn the Reverse Crossover pg.106
Making It-Do It Yourself Clothing Kits-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.72
The New Skis-Equipment,Demo Deals pg.84
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.33
Mountain town: Alta, Utah-Wasatch by Jeff Frees-Ski Areas pg.68
The Bests and Worsts of 1977-SKI Magazine's Awards pg.66
Garmisch: The Games Return-1936 and 1978 Olympic Site pg.74
Great Moments in Skiing-Sapporo 1972 and Barbara Ann Cochran
Painting by Sherry Wolf pg.85
Speak Out-Outside Inner Skiing pg.6
The Way It Was-Our First Alpine Team pg.16
Letter From Washington County: Sugarbush, Glen Ellen, Mad River
Vermont-Ski Areas pg.46

March 1978 [DUPE] [Missing]
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic-Binding Release (Equipment), Skier
Foods (Cuisine) pg.12
Ski Life-Hollywood Buys Aspen pg.14
Letter From the Front Range-Colorado's Best Kept Secret pg.30
Ski Week-Skiing the "Woman's Way" in California pg.35
Letter From Portillo-Summering in the Andes ski Mecca
By Dick Needham pg.36
Ski Scratches:What They Tell You-Scratches on Ski Bottoms tell
How You Ski by Steve Webb pg.41
Bindings:They Can Change The Way You Ski-Equipment and
Technique by Doug Pfeiffer pg.54
Do It On The Downhill Ski-Instruction and Technique pg.57
Pointers:
Ski With Motion pg.106
Don't Sit Back, Bounce ahead pg.114
Use Your Whole Leg to Edge pg.112
Spring Things-Sunny and Wet Day stuff Fashion by Pat Doran pg.50
The New Skis-Equipment pg.66
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.17
Fun Fling: Skiing the Second Season-Ski areas by Peter Miller and
Abby Rand pg.44
Mountain Towns-Mammoth, California by Dick Dorworth-Ski Areas pg.62
Summer Ski Camps by Helen Ceglia pg.29
Update: Ski Area Development at the Crossroads-Plans, Programs
and Promises by I. William Berry pg.11
I Doubled for James Bond-Daredevil's Account of Ski Leap for the
Movie 'The Spy Who Loved Me' by Rick Sylvester pg.52
How to Mingle as a Single-Dating by Peter Miller and
Catherine Breslin pg.60
The World Cup-Stratton and Waterville Events,Courses,Stars, Home
Team and Resorts pg.73

September 1978 [DUPE]
Ski Cross-Country Selecting the Right Gear pg.26
What's New at Stowe-Ski Areas pg.28
What's New in France-Ski Areas pg.32
Ski People-Margaux Hemingway and Beaver O'Brian pg.44
Ski Week-USSA Ski Week at Sun Valley pg.55
Looking Good-Updating Your Ski Outfit-Fashion pg.56
Competition-1977-78 Results pg.58
The Way it Was-Hall of Fame Quiz pg.63
What's New in Aspen-ski areas pg.68
The New Skis:Goodbye Shorts-Ski length Trend Reverses pg.90
Bones, Blues and Brights-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.94
The New Bindings-Friction Loses the Fight by Seth Masia pg.102
Boots Go Lean-Ski Sneakers pg.106
The Buck Makes Better-Vermont's Stratton Mtn. by Morten Lund pg.78
A New Way to Ski Europe Cheap-Bargain Ski Trips by Abby Rand pg.88
Swing Like a Butterfly, Ski like a Bee-Inner Game Exercises/
Technique by Morten Lund pg.100
Phil Fantastic-Phil Mahre, European Opinion by Patrick Lang pg.76
11 Hours in Hell-Squaw Valley Tram Accident/ Jim Mott by
Dick Dorworth pg.84
NASTAR Hits 220,000-Statistics on Skiing by Peter Miller pg.86
Downhill Comes to the Pros-Pro Skiing's New Craze
by Charlie Meyers pg.104
Freestyle '78:New Tricks and Twists by Doug Pfeiffer pg.114

October 1978 [DUPE]
Ski Cross-Country/Waxless vs. Waxable Skis pg.24
Rx and the Skier-Pyramid Power pg.28
What's New at Taos-Ski Areas pg.44
What's New in Austria-Ski Areas pg.58
Ski People-Robin Kneivel and Archer Winsten pg.88
What's New at Steamboat-Ski Areas pg.90
Ski Against the ski, Not On It by Stu Campbell-Technique pg.114
What To Do When the Light Goes Flat by Stu Campbell pg.136
Know the ropes-Be a Rope-A-Doper by A. E. Moyer pg.145
The Basics of Balance-Technique by Jerry Warren pg.150
Pointers:
De-burr Those Edges pg.44
Be A Crowd Pleaser pg.86
Enjoy Your Mistakes pg.92
Going Up pg.96
How to Shop For a Shop-Finance by Janet Nelson pg.54
The New Skis: What The Numbers Mean-Specifications pg.108
Suit Yourself-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.120
The New Boots-Fit Systems by Seth Masia pg.130
The New Bindings pg.138
The Gals Go For It-Woman's Way Ski Seminars, New Ski-Learning
Program pg.76
Lodging Rates:It's Not How Much, But When-Trick to Dodging Lift
Lines, Getting a room is in the Timing pg.94
We Five-Family Account of France's Chamonix by Cherney Berg pg.118
The Great Wilderness Grab-Ski Area Development by
I. William Berry pg.99
I Was the Irish Ski Team-Stowe Realtor, Skier Bob McKee pg.116
Care and Feeding of the Anklebiter-How Not to Spoil Skiing for
Kids by I. William Berry pg.126

November 1978 [DUPE]
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic-Racing Skis, Buying Boots for Kids pg.16
Ski People-Kake Jakespeare pg.34
What's New in Tahoe-Ski Areas pg.36
What's New in Switzerland-Ski Areas pg.56
What's New at Sugarbush-Ski Areas pg.108
The Way It Was- Skiing Comes to Aspen pg.124
What's New in Utah-Ski Areas pg.176
Roots-Skiing Origins/History of Technique, Interview with Jean
Claude Killy by John Fry pg.144
Steep Stuff Ahead?- Special Conditions by Stu Campbell pg.148
So You're Gonna Ski the Big Ones-Pointers by Seth Masia pg.161
Edge Control-Instruction by Jerry Warren pg.162
The Head Benders Learn to Ski Programs by Morten Lund pg.164
Pointers:
Tune Into Your Feet pg.134
Yield to the Forces pg.187
Beat Your Feet to the Bump pg.190
The Changing Face of Vail by Abby Rand pg.139
McKinley from the Top-Climb and Ski Descent by Rick Sylvester pg.168
Skis:What Goes In-Specifications by Seth Masia pg.150
Boots-Combine Fit with Function-Specs pg.156
Parka Power-Fashion/Equipment by Pat Doran pg.170
Ski Brakes:Why They're Better-Equipment by Seth Masia pg.180

December 1978 [DUPE]
Ski People Edna Dercum and Bob Hewitt pg.20
What's New in Italy-Ski Areas pg.24
Thrifty Skier-Making the Most of a Day Ticket pg.32
Ski Cross-Country Technique Mistakes Alpine skiers Make pg.34
Ski Week-Instructor Training at Bromley pg.42
Rx and the Skier-Orthotics:New Relief for the Skier's Feet pg.60
What's New at Mount Snow-Ski Areas pg.70
The Way It Was-The Man Who Became Woman's World Champion pg.88
Trees!-Tree Skiing, Ski Areas: SquawValley, Mad River, Taos and
Steamboat pg.101
Mr. Boyne Gives a Blast-Ski Areas, Resorts, Founder Everett
Kircher Profile pg.78
What's All this Timing Stuff?-Technique Pointers by Doug Pfeiffer pg.122
Survival for the Four Eyed Skier-Skiing with Glasses
by Peter Miller pg.126
Steering:How Much, When? Instruction by Jerry Warren pg.133
Do It Easy In the Deep-Powder Instruction for Special Conditions
by Stu Campbell pg.142
Pointers:
Check Your Pole Plant in the Steep pg.40
Keep an Open Mind pg.150
Tread Softly pg.156
Save Your Energy pg.158
The Way They Were-Europe/Ski Areas off the beaten Track
by Del Mulkey pg.110
Do They Yodel In Moracco?-Atlas Mountains-Ski Areas pg.137
Smart Seperates-Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.116
Skis:The Name Game-Specifications by Seth Masia pg.128

January 1979
Speak Out-Racer Development pg.6
Ski People-Georges and Pepe Salomon/ Hazie Werner pg.41
What's New at Jackson Hole-Ski Areas pg.42
Ski Week-NASTAR Camp at Waterville pg.56
The Way It Was-The Birth of Pro Skiing pg.63
Ski Cross-Country Waxing Made Simple pg.121
Practice Makes Imperfect by Morten Lund pg.46
Ice:The Greatest Teacher of All-Technique/Special Conditions
by Stu Campbell pg.72
Cheat Your Turns-Artful Recovery: Sneaky Knee, Dragger,Hip Flip
by Doug Pfeiffer pg.82
Carving:Let the Ski Do It- Technique by Stu Campbell pg.104
Take the Pressure Off-Turns by Jerry Warren pg.110
Pointers:
Shift Your Weight Early pg.56
Try Thigh Power pg.63
Find the Sweet Spot pg.64
Use the Whole Ski pg.70
Use Three Part Breathing to Relax pg.116
The Butte:It's a Beaut!-Crested Buute, Colorado by Charlie Meyers pg.76
Hail, Hail Old Ski Prep-Ski Racing Schools Directory pg.88
Big Apple High-Hunter Mountain, New York-Catskills by
I. William Berry pg.90
Understanding Ski Lingo-Glossary of Ski Terms and Ski
Specifications by Seth Masia pg.96
A Family Affair-"My Dad vs. Your Dad' pg.68
Anyone For a Bargain-Basement Ski Resort? by Charlie Meyers pg.86
Avalanche!-Tales from Survivors by Morten Lund pg.102

February 1979 [DUPE]
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic Boots and Shins, Racing Gear, Left/
Right Skis pg.7
Ski People-Leon Uris, Anne Mausolff pg.14
Letter From India pg.20
What's New at Killington-Ski Areas pg.30
Bumps Spectacular-Mogul Skiing with Photos pg.47
Bumps: They Make You Better-Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.52
What's YourLine? Descents by Stu Campbell pg.54
Gear For Bumps by Seth Masia pg.55
They Build the Trails You Ski On-Area Designer Jim Branch, Non-
Ski Environment and Ski Resorts by I. William Berry pg.56
Avoid Winter Camera Foul-Ups-Instruction by Peter Miller pg.74
Waxing Is Good For You pg.34
Put The Pressure On -Skiing Skills, Instruction by Jerry Warren pg.60
Ways to Warmth-Coping With Cold by Doug Pfeiffer pg.68
Pointers:
Pole Plants are The Beginning and the End pg.85
Step Early to Improve Weight Transfer pg.86
"Bend Zee Knees" Not Enough pg.92
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.33
Haute Route in the Wasatch-Utah Ski Area by Scott Nelson pg.62
Lights, Lifts.. Action!-Aspen Night Skiing by Janet Nelson pg.72
Should Skis Match Boots?-Specifications on Skis by Seth Masia pg.76

March 1979 [DUPE]
Ski Cross-Country Telemark Turns pg.7
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic-Binding Matchups, Adjusting Boot Flex,
Tuning Edges pg.19
The Way It Was-The Greatest Woman Racer Of All pg.23
Letter From Whistler-Ski Areas pg.100
Ski People Warren Hellman, Ri Armstrong pg.102
Racing Betters the Breed-Ski Designers by Seth Masia pg.45
The New Skis-Reports and Specs, Equipment pg.46
Spruce Ups with Patch Ups Appliqued Skiwear-Fashion
by Susan McCoy pg.62
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.17
Summer Ski Camps '79-Directory for Year Round Skiers pg.26
Taking On Tuck-New Hampshire's Tuckerman Ravine pg.42
Ski Town Living:For You?-Resort Towns by Peter Miller pg.56
Spring For a Deal-Late Season Skiing pg.58
Getting Two-Speed Barrier, Steve McKinney pg.33
Stig Albertsson and His Amazing Blue Sliding Machine-Alpine Slide
by I. William Berry pg.40
The Vatican Skier-Pope John Paul II by Ron Howard pg.54
Mountain-Buster Jackson Hole's Bill Briggs by Morten Lund pg.60
NASTAR '79:Upsets and Upstarts pg.97
World Cup Races 1980 Winter Olympics Preview-Lake Placid,
Whiteface Mtn. NY pg.65
Pointers:
Try a Bowling Ball Turn pg.108
Vary Your Pole Length pg.112
Your Need More than Knees To Turn pg.114
Corn Prone-Spring Skiing by Stu Campbell pg.38
Work On Half a Turn at a Time-Instruction pg.50

September 1979 [DUPE]
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic Protecting Ski Edges, the New Pole
Grips, Shortening Long Skis pg.20
Ski People-Dirk Benedict, Larry Mahan pg.42
What's New In Seattle pg.46
What's New In Vermont pg.54
What's New At Vail pg.66
The New Skis: Cruising A Long-Slalom Skis pg.72
Clean and Classic-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.94
Gear 1980: An Equipment Special pg.101
The Town That Boots Built-Montebelluna, Italy by Janet Nelson pg.102
The New Bindings: Inflation Fighters-Equipment pg.104
The New Boots:Battle of the Bulge-Flex Distortion pg.112
We're No. 1-Interski at Zao, Japan by Stu Campbell pg.69
How Well Do Celebrities Ski? John Denver Pro-Am
by Dick Dorworth pg.76
Competition '79 World Cup, NASTAR, Freestyle pg.92
A Heavenly Backside-Heavenly Valley by Peter Miller pg.79
Swiss High-The Tour Soleil by George Bush Andermatt to Zermatt pg.88
Pre-Season Shape-Ups Exercise pg.84

October 1979 [DUPE]
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic-Keeping Pole Baskets Secure,
Storing Boots pg.14
What's New In the Alps pg.40
Ski People-Elaine Naismith, Mike Beckley pg.42
Ski Cross-Country Waxless Skis pg.52
What's New in Sun Valley pg.74
The Racers Edge-Olympic Inspired Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.92
The New Boots: Get Fit-Equipment pg.100
The New Skis: Kicks For the Quick-Racing Skis-Report and Specs pg.110
Pressure Distribution: The Key to Performance by Seth Masia pg.113
The New Bindings:What's All the Din About?-Weight/ Ability
Standard for Selection pg.116
Pointers:
Getting Started in the Deep pg.44
Boost Your Speed To Slow Down pg.76
Total Motion Tames the Steep pg.131
Get Aggressive, Turn That Foot pg.134
Ski The Corridor pg.136
Let Your Eyes Set the Line pg.139
Ski Moguls High, Ski Powder Low pg.146
The Way You Are-Improvement, People Types by Stu Campbell pg.88
Scooter Lacouter: 'Turn the Mothers'- Aspen Instructor
by Peter Miller pg.104
Skier-Benders Conditioning pg.106
Racing: It Can Help You Ski Better by World Pro Skier
Otto Tschudi pg.124
Super Ski Drinks..And The Bartenders Who Make Them (Mike Baz)
Sam Rupert's at Sugarbush, Vermont by Peter Miller pg.78
Invasion Of the Flatlanders-US Ski Clubs Meet by James Farley pg.86
The Early Birds-1979 Opening Dates for Early Skiing in the US
by Abby Rand pg.68
Jackson Hole: Paradise Lost? Wyoming Ski Area by Jeff Frees pg.80
Fast Pass at Fassa-Super Ski Safari Tour through Val di Fassa in the
Italian Dolomites by Janet Nelson pg.96

November 1979 [DUPE]
Speak Out Old Snow-Reporting System pg.16
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic-Fitting Funny Feet, Tuning for Ballet,
Adding Ski Camber pg.20
Ski People: Moose Barrows, George Macaulay, Dave Farny pg.40
What's New in Maine pg.42
Ski Cross-Country Cutting Cost on Kids' Gear pg.48
The All-Arounders Ski Designs by Seth Masia pg.122
A Revolution Underfoot-Footbeds, Orthotics, Foot Supports by
Janet Nelson pg.132
Ski Race at the Steamboat Corral-Western Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.138
Chart Your Choice-Buying Boots by Seth Masia pg.145
Bindings By the Numbers-Shopper's Guide pg.150
Do You Know? 24 Most Important Considerations in Buying Boots
and Bindings by Seth Masia pg.152
Should You Change Ski Length? Improvement, Recognizing
Symptoms of Incorrect Ski Size by Doug Pfeiffer pg.113
Curing Your Ills-Skiing Maladies by Stu Campbell pg.129
See Yourself ski Technique by Otto Tschudi pg.155
Make Love to the Mountain-Technique from Taos' Jean Mayer
by Peter Miller pg.157
Pointers:Three Little Words pg.37
Ski Like an Animal pg.38
Build an A-Frame with Your Legs pg.78
Hands On Knees for a Wedge pg.110
Quiet the Upper Body to Feel Your Edges pg.168
Citizens' Racing-What It Is and How to Get Involved
by Frank Farwell pg.82
Mogul Mama-Pregnant Skier's Dilemma by Joann L. Dettmann pg.92
What Is It? Visual Game for Gear Familiarity by Joan Loss pg.104
How Safe Are Lifts? Investigative Report by I. William Berry pg.126
Ski Bum, RIP Ski Town Inflation, Dying Frontier and a Shift in
Philosophy and Lifestyle by Scott Bowie and Stacy Standley pg.142
Hungry Like a Wolf-US Alpine Ski Team Director Bill Moralt by
Charlie Meyers pg.160
Super Ski Drinks... And The Bartenders Who Make Them
(Tom Feldy) Aspen's Little Nell's by Peter Miller pg.198
The Revival of Stowe-Mt. Mansfield, Vermont Ski Area
by Peter Miller pg.117
Steamboat:The Rush Is On-Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.134

December 1979 [DUPE]
Dollar Wise-Skiwear Shopping by Susan McCoy pg.110
The New Skis:The Mighty Mids-Midlength Skis by Seth Masia pg.114
Ski Tuning by Touch by Doug Sheffer and Morten Lund pg.117
Power Tuning-Ski Mechanic by Seth Masia pg.120
The New Boots:Boots for Moving Up-Top Performing Boots pg.125
Pointers:
Start With a Stem pg.22
Weight Transfer:How Much Is Needed? pg.70
Ski With a Mirror Image pg.76
For Kids:Unbuckle Boots to Increase Ski/Snow Feel pg.72
Be a Follower pg.138
Weak Side Cure-Improvement by Doug Pfeiffer pg.85
The Feet-Together Myth by Stu Campbell pg.98
Skate the Gates-Skating, step turn by Otto Tschudi pg.130
Winter Driver's Guide-Driving Tips by I. William Berry and
Janet Nelson pg.42
How's The Weather? Why Forecasts Can Be Different by
Janet Nelson pg.62
The Longest Runs-The Alps by George Bush pg.92
Will Stenmark Ruin the World Cup?-Ski Racing by Jean-Claude
Killy pg.102
State of the Art:Is It Good Enough? Ski Lift Inspection Codes,Ski
Lift Safety by I. William Berry pg.112
Born-Again High Colorado's Arapahoe Basin by Morten Lund pg.88
Mount Snow Gets Serious-Comeback of Mt. Snow by Abby Rand pg.106

1980's

January 1980
[DUPE]
SKI's Predictions for the Next Ten Years-Beginning on pg.67
Inner Meets Outer-Ski Instructors Use Hard and Soft Methods
by Morten Lund pg.16
The Eyes Have It-Instructor Cal Cantrell 
at Stowe, Vermont by Peter Miller pg.36
The Start-Instruction by Otto Tschudi pg.52
You Can Ski 50% Faster-Instruction by Morten Lund pg.78
Faster Turns:Inside or Outside Ski? Using the Outside ski,
Instruction by Georges Joubert pg.82
Pointers:
Rubber Band Turn pg.14
See With Your Poles pg.42
Feel The Force pg.58
Speed Up Your Footwork In Cat Tracks pg.126
Future Fashions For Now-Skiwear for the 1980's by Susan McCoy pg.88
Skis Come Of Age-Improved Skis by Abby Marshall pg.99
Performance Boots For Women by Seth Masia pg.103
Super SKi Drinks...and the Bartenders Who Make Them (Ernie
Blake) Taos, New Mexico by Peter Miller pg.32
Skiwee Arrives-Ski Teaching Program for Kids by I. William Berry pg.76
The Outrageous Bunch-Daredevil Ski Adventurers at California's
Squw Valley by Peter Miller pg.80
Wasatch on the Run-Utah Resorts Itinerary by Dick Needham pg.71
Pearl of a Pass-Crested Butte to Aspen Tour by Charlie Meyers pg.92

February 1980 [DUPE]
In Pursuit of Gold-Franz Klammer, US Ski Team by Hank Tauber pg.43
Lake Placid/Whiteface-
Map of the Alpine Events and Olympic Courses pg.52
The Olympic Downhill:How the Racers See It-Play by Play on the
Whiteface Courses by Cindy Nelson and Ken Read pg.54
How to Watch the TV Events-Recognizing Medal-Winning
Performances by Bob Beattie pg.58
Olympics Lookback:1932, America's 1st Olympics at Lake Placid
by Morten Lund pg.66
Olympics Lookback:1960, America's 2nd Olympics at Squaw Valley
by Morten Lund pg.70
New York:The Skiingest State of them All by Abby Rand pg.78
Whiteface After the Olympics-$11.3 Million Facelift Promises
Greater Pleasures by Abby Rand pg.82
Lake Placid: A Visitor's Guide-Bobsled Run pg.86
How the Racers Choose Their Gear-What They Will Be Using
and Why by Seth Masia pg.88
The Nordics-How to Watch the Winners on the Mt.Van Hoevenberg
Cross-Country Courses by Bob Woodward pg.104
Winter Olympics Champions-Gold and Silver Medalists
1948 to Present pg.110
Let Terrain Teach Your Turns-Radius Control by Doug Pfeiffer pg.118
Short vs. Tall-Physical Height and Skiing by Stu Campbell pg.126
To Learn Powder, Master the Pack-snowplow on hardpack,
Technique from Tom Jacobson of Vail by Peter Miller pg.138
Pointers:
Use Hands for balance pg.16
Try Inside Ski Turns to Master Carving pg.32
Finger Your Way to Good Hands pg.134
Ride the Heel to the Finish pg.142
The Transmogrification of Aspen,Colorado-Changing Times,
Ski Areas by Morten Lund pg.113
The US of Canada-Migration of Both Countries to Ski Areas 
by Doug Pfeiffer pg.124
In The Stretch-Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.122

Late Winter (March) 1980 [DUPE]
Late Winter Bargains-Equipment by Seth Masia pg.77
Eight For Spring-Skis pg.78
Future Boots-What's To Come In seasons Ahead pg.80
Seven Steps for Summer-Preparation of Equipment before Storing
by Janet Nelson pg.83
Home Ski Storage by Seth Masia pg.84
What's Your Line? Out Of The Starting Gate by Otto Tschudi pg.45
Looking Good (Even Though You're Not) Technique
by Doug Pfeiffer pg.52
Getting Down Skinny-Nordic and Alpine with Ultra-Light Gear by
Bob Woodward pg.61
Ski With Both Feet-Ballet Maneuvers,Stratton's Stefan Schernthaner
Instruction by Peter Miller pg.74
The Indomitable Snowmen-Ski Patrollers by Peter Miller pg.58
California Dreamin' Ski Development, Legal Hassles
by Doug Pfeiffer pg.70
A Woman's Special-Selecting Gear, Technique Tips etc. pg.33
Everywoman's Guide To Ski Equipment by Janet Nelson pg.34
Elissa's World-Where Women Learn Faster-Woman's Way Ski
Seminars and the Woman Who Began It By Morten Lund pg.36
Making It in the Ski World- Women's Ski Careers (Advice) pg.38
Saving Your Skin-Skin Protection pg.40
You've Come the Long Way, Lady-From Snowbunnies to the
Women of Today by Catherine Williams pg.43
Summer Ski Camps-Directory, are They Worth It? by Coach Hank
Tauber pg.22
We Skied South America's Highest by Eric Perlman pg.46
Non-Stop to Summer-Oregon's Mt. Hood and its Palmer Chairlift
by Bonnie Henderson pg.66

September 1980 [DUPE]
High Tech and Hot-Report on New Skis pg.80
Boom At The Top-New Knee High Boots, Report pg.86
Together Seperates-Fashion, Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.98
The Tough Bunch-New Bindings pg.104
Why Your Bindings May Be Obsolete by Seth Masia pg.108
Does Your Gear Need Replacement? by Doug Pfeiffer pg.110
Munchkins, Pi and Captain Friendship-Trip to China by John Fry pg.74
The Affordable Alps-Austria, Switzerland, Vacation Spots by Abby
Rand and George Bush pg.90
Call It Wunderwenzel-Tiny Lichtenstein, World Cup and Olympic
Champion by George Bush pg.78
Competition 1980-Who Won What pg.84
The Amateur Hours-Olympic Events at Lake Placid by Seth Masia pg.94
The Trashing of Lake Placid by Dick Needham pg.97
The Skiwear Designers by Susan McCoy Fashion pg.102
Ski People: Hub Zemke pg.48
Hot Spots-Vail pg.52
Hot Spots-Stratton/ Bromley pg.60
Ski People: Ned Gilette pg.66
Hot Spots-Crested Butte pg.68

October 1980 [DUPE]
The Supersports-New, Softer Skis pg.102
Fits For the Fleet-Expert Boots pg.110
Kid's Stuff by Susan McCoy pg.114
Mighty Lights-Lighter Bindings pg.118
How To Shop For a Ski Shop by Janet Nelson pg.123
The Manchurian Fabricate-Ski Making in China by John Fry pg.104
A Bear Unleashed-Killington's Bear Mountain by Peter Bodo pg.112
Aspen's Greatest Day by Peter Miller pg.54
Perils of the Flying Skier by Catherine Williams pg.68
Steeps-Technique by Peter Miller pg.90
A Connoisseur's Capricious Catalogue of ski Terms by Abby Rand pg.184
Bottom Up! Improvement, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.98
'Tomorrow I'm Going for Blood' by Michael Madigan pg.108
Are Your Feet in Focus? by Janet Nelson pg.148
Hot Spots-Mt. Snow, Vermont pg.42
Hot Spots-Aspen, Colorado pg.48
Hot Spots-Snowbasin, Utah pg.74
Ski People: Jude Kravitz pg.79
Hot Spots- NewMexico pg.81

November 1980 [DUPE]
Cover: Powder Skier, Arapahoe Basin
by Clyde Smith
The Quality of the Ski Experience by Rigo Thurmer pg.105
The Kingdom of Beaver by Doug Pfeiffer pg.108
Blackcomb: Giant on a Fast Track by Janet Nelson pg 112
Overoad: Is Better Worse by I. William Berry pg.116
The Meaniing of Midlength by Seth Masia pg.122
12 for the Pack: Boots, by Seth Masia pg.128
Street Smart, Fashion by Suzy McCoy pg 130
Poles with Pizzazz by Seth Masia pg.138
Boot Specs, What the Numbers Mean by Seth Masia pg.142
Elelction 1980: How You Vote Can Affect Sk\iers by William Berry pg. 125
Picking Ski Pad: House Hunting by Jeff Blumenfeld pg. 162
The Obscurantism of Skiing, Technique Terms by Abby Rand pg.198
May the Forces Be With You by Doug Pfeiffer pg. 118
Get Hip: Technique by Stu Campbell pg. 134
Warm up Before Skiing Down: Fitness by Thea Dee Slusky pg. 190
Departments
In This Issue, Editorial by Dick Needham Changes in the Sport pg.12
Starting Gate pg.16
Ask the Ski Team pg. 24
Rx and the Skier pg .26
A Skier’s Journal pg 40
Ski Life pg. 43
Hot Spots: Park City, Utah pg. 48
Turning Point pg.52
Hot Spots: Sun Valley, Idaho pg.60
Hot Spots: Loon, Cannon, New Hampshire pg..64
Hot Spot: Steamboat, Colorado pg.100
Looking Good pg. 178
Reader Service pg. 235
Last Run pg. 236

December 1980
Cover; Air! Extreme Skiing pg 0 
Mt. Bachelor, by Mike Epstein
Mini But Mighty-Parka Pocket Cameras by Peter Miller pg.80
Wanted-Western Skiwear by Susan McCoy, Fashion pg.109
Eight For the Gates-Racing Skis by Seth Masia pg.118
Be Your Own Ski Tester pg.122
The Preening of Winter Park-Denver, Colorado by Charlie Meyers pg.89
One to Get Ready, Four to Know-Big Snow Country by Jeff Frees pg.114
Air!-Visions of Flying High by Peter Miller pg.92
Skiwee Ups the Challenge by I. William Berry pg.102
PCF, GCF, CFM...What They Mean To Skiing-Machine Made Snow
by Janet Nelson pg.106
Head Start-Technique by Stu Campbell pg.58
Easy Air by Doug Pfeiffer pg.99
The Anatomy of a Carved Turn by John Howe pg.104
Hot Spots: Montana pg.52
Okemo, Vermont pg.56
Summit County, Colorado pg.68
Waterville Valley, New Hampshire pg.72

January 1981
Is Your Gear Holding You Back?-Equipment by Doug Pfeiffer pg.70
Overcome Those Dead Ends-Skiing Blocks by Stu Campbell pg.72
Longing For a Real Ski?-Go Longer
by Jean-Claude Killy and Seth Masia pg.78
Start With a Carve-Technique by Dick Needham pg.80
Advanced Skiing Workshops-Are They For You?
by I. William Berry pg.86
8 Easy Carvers-Report on New Skis pg.84
Superlearning-Is It? Stratton's Superlearning Week by Janet Nelson
and Morten Lund pg.46
Artful Grumbling-Voicing Ski Area Complaints by Janet Nelson pg.56
Getting In: A Guide to Last Minute Ski Vacations by Abby Rand pg.93
Colorado Deep-Powder Skiing by Jeff Frees pg.65
46 Greatest Trails pg.88
Hot Spots:
Stowe, Vermont pg.34
Wyoming pg.38
Mt. Washington, New Hampshire pg.54
Northstar/Kirkwood, California pg.58

January 1981
Is Your Gear Holding You Back?-Equipment by Doug Pfeiffer pg.70
Overcome Those Dead Ends-Skiing Blocks by Stu Campbell pg.72
Longing For a Real Ski?-Go Longer 
by Jean-Claude Killy and Seth Masia pg.78
Start With a Carve-Technique by Dick Needham pg.80
Advanced Skiing Workshops-Are They For You? 
by I. William Berry pg.86
8 Easy Carvers-Report on New Skis pg.84
Superlearning-Is It? Stratton's Superlearning Week by Janet Nelson
and Mort Lund pg.46
Artful Grumbling-Voicing Ski Area Complaints by Janet Nelson pg.56
Getting In: A Guide to Last Minute Ski Vacations by Abby Rand pg.93
Colorado Deep-Powder Skiing by Jeff Frees pg.65
46 Greatest Trails pg.88
Hot Spots: (Ski Areas)
Stowe, Vermont pg.34
Wyoming pg.38
Mt. Washington, New Hampshire pg.54
Northstar/Kirkwood, California pg.58

February 1981
Gear For Going-Backcountry Equipment by Seth Masia pg.68
How To Take A Ski Lesson-Instruction, Tips by Stu Campbell pg.70
Your Instructor: How Does He Rate? Tips On Choosing the Right
Instructor by Phil Byrne pg.71
The Pole Plant: Why, Where, When, How—Technique 
by Doug Pfeiffer pg.78
The Right Stuff-alpine, Backcountry Equipment pg.64
Red, White and Bright-Fashion, Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.72
Backcountry—Travel pg.51
Truman Capote (Holds Forth On Skiing) by Dick Needham
Celebrities pg.82
Ah, Wilderness-SKI's Editors' Best Backcountry Bets:
Chasing Late Season Corn in Jackson Hole, Wyoming by
Seth Masia
Rx For The Deprived Urbanite in Gulf Hagas, Maine by
Mort Lund
Three-Pinning Colorado in the Ten Mile Range by
Charlie Meyers pg.60
Hot Spots: (Ski Areas) Alpine Meadows, California pg.28
Hot Spots: Sugarbush, Vermont pg.38
Hot Spots: Poland pg.100

Late Winter 1981
Six Minutes in the Fire Track-Skiing a Lava Flow by Motteo Thun pg.50
'Because of the Risk, I Live' —Extreme Ski Pro Tells Why He 
Challenges the steeps by Peter Miller pg.52
Close Capers on Half Dome-Skiing Yosemite's Half Dome by
Eric Perlman pg.56
Crevasse! Tales of Skiers Misfortunes by Mort Lund pg.62
'May Day. May Day. We're Having Trouble—This Is Cessna 6-7-9er.
We're Going Down.' Hazards of Mountain Flying 
by Peter Miller pg.65
Snow Dancing-Adapting Classical Dance to Freestyle Skiing
by Suzy Chaffee ??
Aspen International 1981-Program to the Subaru World Cup Races
and Events, Colorado pg.81
Ski, Inc.—Corporate Investments in Ski Resorts and the Skiers'
Payoff by I. William Berry pg.36
Spring Splendors-Travel, Ski Areas by Amy Lipton pg.30
Ski Camps 1981: Try It Your Way-Specialized Ski Camps
by Catherine Williams pg.42
Mad About Mammoth-California Skiing by Doug Pfeiffer pg.68
7 Powder Mistakes Hardpack Skiers Make—Technique 
by Stu Campbell pg.24
Spring-Boards—Versatile Skis, Equipment by Seth Masia pg.60
Single Skis pg.22
Hot Spots: Heavenly Valley, California-Ski Areas pg.26

September 1981
Equipment 1981-82 What's New by Seth Masia pg.87
Boots That Break the Mold-New Designs by Doug Pfeiffer pg.88
Skis: Into the Stretch-Racing Length Skis by Seth Masia pg.92
Bindings: New Ways Out-New Designs by Seth Masia pg.96
Fashion: Investment Dressing by Susan McCoy pg.104
The White Pass Kid—Phil Mahre, Alpine World Cup Winner
(First American) by John Fry pg.76
Pros Against the Wall—Will Differences Be Settled and the 
Pro-Tour Catch On? by Charlie Meyers pg.101
Gambling on Grit-Women's Pro Racing by Gay Porter pg.103
First Flake-Why there's a Rush on Opening Day by I. William Berry pg.52
Sun Valley: The Legendary Era-Tales From The Glitter Era by
Dorice Taylor and Otto Lang pg.82
Fitness Is a State of Mind-Conditioning by Stu Campbell pg.85
Hot Spots: Ski Areas
Killington, Vermont pg.44
Summit County, Colorado pg.56
Mount Tremblant, Quebec pg.74

October 1981 [MISSING]
Super Skis-High Tech Hits Ski Design by Seth Masia pg.68
Breakaway Brights-Beaver Creek's Top Ten Outfits 
by Susan McCoy pg.80
Hot For the Hill-Boots For Bullish Skiers by Doug Pfeiffer pg.84
7 Quick Connections-Racing and Competition Bindings
by Seth Masia pg.90
The Midweek Con—Ski When the Crowd Doesn't by Abby Rand pg.57
Sun Valley: The Legendary Era, Part II-Count Felix Finds His
Mountain and Ketchum Welcomes Papa by Dorice Taylor pg.74
Deer Valley: A Class Act Arrives—Maximum Fun For 
Maximum Bucks by Abby Rand pg.76
Affinity Buys-Finance, Credit Cards by Bob Gillen pg.30
Impressions–Photo Essay pg.60
How To Plan Your Ski Season-Finance by I. William Berry pg.126
Handicap Shavers—NASTAR Tips by Michael Madigan pg.163
Attitude: US Ski Racing's Missing Link? by Stu Campbell and
Phil Mahre pg.70
Body Tuning—pre-ski Exercises by Suzy Chaffee pg.86
Put Your Lift Time To Work-What You Can Learn While Riding
Lifts by Stu Campbell pg.142
Hot Spots: Ski Areas
Jay/ Burke, Vermont pg.24
Crystal Mountain, Washington pg.36
Vail/ Beaver Creek, Colorado pg.112

November 1981 [MISSING]
Pain and Peril in the Pamirs-American Frienship Expedition on 
China's Mustagh Ata by Dick Dorworth pg.108
Flight of the Dragon Fly—Helicopter Skiing by Bob Jamieson pg.110
The Speed Seekers-Silverton Speed Skiing Finals by Dick Dorworth pg.30
So Long, Lowell—Lowell Thomas, Journalist-Explorer-Skier
by Mort Lund pg.94
The Spirit of Sugarloaf-Maine, Ski Areas by Peter Bodo pg.130
Undiscovered Austria-Ski Areas by Seth Masia pg.132
The Terrain-Tamers, Reports on Giant Slalom Ski Models pg.122
Heavenly Bodies-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.126
Easy Treats-New Boots by Doug Pfeiffer pg.136
Training for the Top—A Talk with World Cup Champ Phil Mahre
on Coaching and Winning by Stu Campbell pg.119
What's Your Line? Tamara McKinney tells how to overcome 
Skiing Fears by Tom Lippert pg.124
Matching Technique to Terrain by Stu Campbell pg.138

December 1981
The Great Escape-Technique Traps and How To Avoid them
by Mort Lund and John Graf pg.86
Ski To Win-America's World Cup Giant Slalom Champ reveals her
Secrets by Tom Lippert and Tamara McKinney pg.101
The De-Parochializing of Ski Teaching-A Talk with the US
Demonstration Team by Stu Campbell pg.140
Do You Need More Than One Pair of Skis?-Matching Your 
Gear to the Conditions You Ski by Doug Pfeiffer pg.48
Sun Valley Suitables-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.94
Easy Racers-Recreational Racing Skis by Seth Masia pg.124
Ski Spooks-Eerie Tales of Ski Country's Spirits by Peter Miller pg.66
Ski Vacation by Abby Rand Pointers pg.112
Local Apathy Syndrome-Why Ski Country People Don't Ski
by Ted Ross pg.134
Freestyle Flies Again-Freestyle Comeback by Doug Pfeiffer pg.62
Calgary Gets the Nod-1988 Winter Olympics by Seth Masia pg.76
The Red Revolt-Why Russia and East Europeans Have 
Become Alpine Powerhouses by Peter Miller pg.105
Copper's Club Med Arrive-How the French are Bringing Europe 
to Colorado by Jeff Frees pg.81
Stowe: Taming the Wild Side, Vermont, Ski Areas by 
Catherine Williams pg.98
How the Swiss are Reinventing France-Redesigned Ski Resorts by
Abby Rand pg.108

January 1982
Powder-Photo Essay by Peter Miller pg.65
Super G. Arrives-Hybrid Race for World Cuppers by John Fry pg.99
NASTAR Gets Tough-Subaru Super NASTAR by Michael Madigan pg.100
The Italian Connection-Why All Ski Boots Look Alike 
by Seth Masia pg.122
Leap in the Deep-Powder Skiing Technique by John Cunningham pg.72
Double the Pleasure-Powder covered Moguls by Doug Pfeiffer pg.76
Go Bold in Bumps-Ease It On the Steeps—US Demonstration Team
by Stu Campbell pg.126
10 For The Deep-Soft Powder Skis Report by Seth Masia pg.80
Rugged and Ready-Deer Valley Fashion, Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.92
Holiday Exotics-Ultimate Gifts pg.104
Always Alta-Ski Areas by George Bush pg.86
Voyages A La Vanoise-France's Vanoise National Park, Alpine 
Ski Tour by Seth Masia pg.106
The Deserted Dozen-12 Best Kept Secrets in Skiing by Abby Rand pg.116
Hot Spots-Ski Areas:
Berkshire Mts., Massachusetts pg.26
The Other Utah pg.44

February 1982
Dream on Thin Ice-Lake Placid's Trouble After the Olympics
by I. William Berry pg.28
The Day They Threw Slurpees in LA-Skiing's PT Barnums
by Jeff Blumenfeld pg.44
Downhill!-Photo Essay with Text by Peter Miller pg.60
Last Season for a Downhiller-Andy Mill Calls It Quits 
by Peter Miller pg.68
The Thrill Is Gone-Memories of a Downhiller by Andy Mill pg.68
World's Toughest Downhill-The Hahnenkamm at Kitzbuhel
by Andy Mill pg.74
a Downhiller's Gear by Doug Pfeiffer pg.76
Skiwee Comes of Age-Children Skiers by I. William Berry pg.90
Stress Test-Five Day Trial for the Certified Ski Instructor
by Mort Lund pg.102
Survival Driving-Winterizing the Car by Bob Gillen pg.105
Ski The A-Frame—Technique, sports stance by Peter Miller and
Jean Mayer pg.56
Hot Stuff-Top Skiers' Favorite Gear by Seth Masia pg.38
Class Acts-Aspen Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.86
Skis for the Quick-21 Slalom Skis, Report by Seth Masia pg.96
Snowmass for all Ages-Colorado Vacation, Ski Area by
Dick Needham pg.48
Schladming:The World Watches-1982 World Alpine Ski 
Championships' Site by Mort Lund pg.80

March 1982
The Secret Season-Spring Skiing, Photo Essay and Text by
Peter Miller pg.33
Skiing: Off the Hit List? Truce Between the Sierra Club and the Ski
Industry by Abby Rand pg.60
Aspen Winternational 1982 and Subaru World Cup Races program pg.65
Setting Up In Sarajevo-Yugoslavia's 1984 Winter Olympics Site by
Otto Lang pg.100
Weird Wars-Odd Lot Gladiators, Wacky Ski Race by
Michael Madigan pg.113
Summer Ski Camps 1981 by Catherine Williams pg.116
Five Ski Unwinders-After Ski Tips to Keep Your Muscles in Tune
by Thea Slusky Chassin pg.52
Coping with Ice, Crud and Powder-US Demonstration Team Tips pg.91
The Lightweights-Report on 10 Lightweight Ski Models by
Seth Masia pg.40
Getting Loose in B.C.-British Columbia Ski areas by Bob Jamieson pg.44
Steamboat: You Can Go Home Again-A 10 Year Look Back
by Seth Masia pg.54
Assault on Big Daddy-Mt. McKinley, Ski Mountaineers 
by Scott Nelson pg.94
Solo En La Sierra by Dick Dorworth pg.104
Meetings In Ski Country-Planning Meetings Guide, 50 Ski Areas'
Facilities pg.125

September 1982 1983 BUYERS' GUIDE
High Tech for Less-Skis by Seth Masia pg.23
The Adaptables-Boots by Seth Masia pg.61
Mating Game-Boot/ Binding Systems pg.99
Multi Direction Protection- Binding Developments by Seth Masia pg.100
Poles Apart-Improved Ski Poles by Seth Masia pg.108
The Look-Betters–Goggles by Catherine Williams pg.114
Color It Magic-Skiwear, Fashion for '83 by Susan McCoy pg.122
Getting There-Ski Rack pg.134
The Right Skis: How to Select Them
Racing by Otto Tschudi pg.42
Cruisers by Stu Campbell pg.48
Powder by Bob Smith pg.56
Bumps by Frank Beddor pg.56
Those Strange Name Skis-Report on Odd Labled Skis 
by Seth Masia pg.54
The Early Bird Shopper-Guide to Gear by Janet Nelson pg.162
23 Great Vacation Deals-Finance, Travel by Abby Rand pg.146
A Ski Junkie's Lament by Dick Dorworth pg.16
Salute to the US Ski Team-Tribute pg.75
Love Story-Old Skis by Rigomar Thurmer pg.143

October 1982
First Tracks—Resort Expansion, New-Terrain Report on Favorite 
Areas and Still Virgin Peaks by Seth Masia pg.44
The Utah Connection-Ski Areas, Resorts by Seth Masia pg.54
Convenience Skiing for the Incubator Set- California's Boreal
by Dick Dorworth pg.74
Twin Delights- Sugarbush, Ski Areas by Peter Bodo pg.96
Double Wasatch Dip—Alta and Snowbird Ski Areas by Janet Nelson pg.132
Quick 'N' Gentle—Slalom Skis by Seth Masia pg.62
Fit For Your Feet—Racing Boots by Seth Masia pg.88
When It Counts- Racing Bindings by Seth Masia pg.128
Strong Suits- Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.136
Gate Crazy- Report on Recreational Racing by Steve Cohen pg.76
Phil Mahre: Downhill Should Be A Must for World Cup Win
Interview by John Fry pg.113
Pro Racing: Bucks and Brinkmanship by Charlie Meyers pg.158
What World Cup Racers Learn from Kids- Comparing kids to the
champs by Stu Cambell pg.102
Terror in the Sierra- Alpine Meadows' Avalanche 
by Dick Dorworth pg.147

November 1982
Hot Shots- Best in Ski Photography by Peter Miller pg.52
Better Ski Photos- The Pros' Way by Peter Miller pg.64
Hot Spot: Fat City Fights Back—Aspen by Charlie Meyers pg.28
Uh, Are These the Alps? The Catskill Kid's 1st Trip to Europe
by I. William Berry pg.88
Telluride Treasure-Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.137
Steeps, Sweat and Tears—5 Steepest Slopes in Vermont
by James Tabor pg.150
Hot Spot: Bustling Times in Bethel- Sunday River, Maine
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.178
The Great Don't- Make- Plans- Without- It Whole Ski Vacation
Catalog—Bargains, Deals, Addresses etc. by Abby Rand pg.197
Hot Spot: A Smorgasboard of Sierra Delights- Lake Tahoe's
Big Five by Catherine Williams pg.214
The Versatile Giants- Ski Report on 18 Cruisers by Seth Masia pg.76
A Cut Above- Recreational Bindings by Seth Masia pg.133
Easy Precision- Recreational Boots by Seth Masia pg.158
Parka Power-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.186
Kids Have More Fun-Skiwee Program by I. William Berry pg.24
What Those Racing Terms Mean by Bill Reed pg.149
Ski Your Rear Right-For More Speed In Turns by Stu Campbell pg.181
These Are the Best—Salute to Recreational Racers: Lite, Junior and
Super NASTAR Skiers pg.218

December 1982
Mathias Zdarsky- Father of Alpine Skiing by Morten Lund pg.49
Ski Care for People Who Would Rather Not Bother With Ski Care
Guide to Repairing Skis by Seth Masia pg.126
Bum Raps- Ski Bums by Peter Miller and Jeannie Ramseier Patton pg.132
Making It: A Ski Bum's Survival Guide by Mark Pyle pg.144
Park City: Easy Cruisin' Anxiety Free- Utah, Ski Areas 
by Abby Rand pg.37
Is It 'La Via Lattea' Or 'Le Voie Lactee'? Sansicario, the Milky
Way's Shining Star by Abby Rand pg.90
You Gotta Have Heart—Vermont's Smugglers' Notch 
by Peter Miller pg.172
The Fun Bunch-New Sport Skis by Seth Masia pg.66
Package Man-Seven Key Strategies for Getting the Most From 
Package Ski Vacations by Abby Rand pg.150
Seven For Starters-Report on Reliable Bindings by Seth Masia pg.157
Thick n' Thin- Parkas, skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.168
Fear of Flying-Steeps Intimidation, a How To for All Skiers
by Stu Campbell pg.52
Cruising in Control-Here's How by Stu Campbell pg.74
Take a Station Vacation-Killington, Vermont's Teaching Station 
Approach to Instruction by I. William Berry pg.159
The Best Teach the Rest-What Recreational Skiers Can Learn From
Watching World Cup Racers by Stu Campbell pg.180
Freestyle Follies-Freestyle Struggles to Find Its Niche 
by Mike Madigan pg.115
Hot Spot-Ski Areas:
Whistler/ Blackcomb pg.60
Vail, Colorado pg.152
New Hampshire pg.163

January 1983

The Greatest Pick the Greatest-6 of the World's Top Skiers pick
Their Favorite Trails by Janet Nelson pg.50
Skiwee: A Program for Kids and Moms and Dads Who Ski-
Guide to the Instruction Program, Tips on How to Buy Kids'
Gear, Taking Family Trips, and Children's Skiwear pg.103
Where Kids and Kidd are King- Steamboat Springs by Abby Rand pg.26
A Cornucopia of Delights- Southern Vermont Profile: Magic, 
Okemo, Pico and Ascutney by I. William Berry pg.90
Ketchum Catches Up- Sun Valley, Idaho by Abby Rand pg.96
The Catskills Get Cagey-New York, Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.122
Where To Ski In Your Region—Ski Areas pg.115
Agony of a Ski Racer-Perspective on John Buxman by Peter Miller pg.32
The Fearless Over 40s-Older Skiers by Charlie Meyers pg.72
Winning Women-America's Leading Ladies by Patrick Lang pg.92
TV Guide to World Cup Racing pg.128
Gold Medal Skis-18 Brands by Seth Masia pg.58
Are You a Terminal Intermediate? How To Overcome the Pitfalls
of 'Intermediateness' by Stu Campbell pg.80

February 1983
Brecking Away- Colorado's Breckenridge, Ski Areas by 
Charlie Meyers pg.24
Which Is Better: US or Europe?- Those Who Have Skied Both
Rate the Best and Worst by Peter Miller pg.44
Extreme Supreme- Steeps on the Auguille Rouge of Les Arcs, 
France by Seth Masia pg.47
Cruisin' In The Lap of Luxury- Snowmass by Steve Cohen pg.58
Mount Snow at Five- When Sherburne Corp. Bought Mt. Snow
it was Kierkegaard vs. Goldie Hawn, This Time Goldie Won.
by I. William Berry pg.81
For the Soft and Sensuous- Skis Designed for the Deep 
by Seth Masia pg.34
How Hot is Your Piece of the Pie? Condo Timesharing
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.55
A Vacation Sampler-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.64
Boot It-Footwear for After Skiing by Susan McCoy pg.92
Fundamentals First in Powder- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.40
Ski Stronger on the Steeps- Technique by Jerry Warren pg.67

March 1983
The Over the Hill Gangs- Aging Skiers by Mike Madigan pg.44
A World Apart- Photos by Peter Miller pg.49
Rate-a-Fall by Mark Pyle pg.64
Aspen Winternational World Cup Guide- a Preview pg.77
Minnie Musters the Mob-The Tenth Mountain Troops 
by Gretchen Besser pg.101
The Best Race the Best- Lite/ NASTAR Championships pg.117
Les Arc High- Arc 2000, Travel, Ski Areas by Peter Miller pg.37
Damn Yankee in Dixie- Southeast, Travel by I. William Berry pg.68
Skiing the Kiwi Time Machine- New Zealand, Travel, Ski Areas
by Stu Campbell pg.105
Austria’s Artful Firngleiters by Morten Lund pg.120
News of Ski Areas pg.117
Great Gear for Backcountry- Wilderness Equipment by Seth Masia pg.57
Disarm Yourself for Better Leg Action- Technique, Instruction 
by Stu Campbell pg.60
Coping with bumps- Technique and Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.113

September 1983 (1984 Buyers Guide)
The Super G Arrives- New Ski Design pg.21
Options Aplenty- Boots to Fit Your Needs by Seth Masia pg.68
New Help at the Heel? by Seth Masia pg.92
Get The Shaft- Ski Poles by Steve Cohen pg.106
Goggles that Give- Fog Free, Glare Free and Hassle Free
by Steve Cohen and Jamie Marshall pg.115
12 For The Road- Auto Racks by Steve Cohen pg.143
'84 Fantastics- Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.148
How A Ski Behaves- Nontechnical Guide to Ski Design and 
Performance by Seth Masia pg.52
Return Of Custom Fit- Boots by Seth Masia pg.88
Stubai Tuneup- Early Bird Schuss in the Alps by L. Dana Gatlin pg.103
23 Reasons Not to Stay at Home This Winter- Ski Vacations 
by Abby Rand pg.164
Beeftec Tour of Bariloche- Spring skiing in Fall by Steve Cohen pg.175
Where to Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.143
Who Are The US Ski Makers? a Business Primer on Competing 
in the Fast Lane by Seth Masia pg.56
Salute to the US Ski Team-1982-83 Season pg.119

October 1983
Trips for the Tough- 10 Ski Vacations to test the Timid
by Abby Rand pg.30
Strudelfinger- The Secret of Innsbruck? by James Tabor pg.64
Matterhorn High- Cervinia, Italy- Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.96
Future Vail- Colorado Ski Areas by Dick Needham pg.112
Killington and the Colorado Kid- Irreverent impressions of a Rocky
Mountain Ski Maven at Skiing's "Supermarket of the East"
by Mike Madigan pg.126
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.139
Eclectic Cruisers- Guide to season's Fastest Skis by Seth Masia pg.42
Breakaway Boots- Unconventional Styles by Seth Masia pg.78
Affordable Performers- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.106
The Aspen Blues- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.118
Wingding at Sesto- Interski- More Hype than Help? by Stu Campbell pg.56
Is Your Ski Equipment Sexist? Quick Fix Program for better
Women's Ski Performance by Janet Nelson pg.90
Olympics Countdown '84- Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, Vucko 
by Abby Rand pg.134
The Velocity Jockeys- Franz Weber by Charlie Meyers pg.84
Ski People- Patrick Tambay pg.123

November 1983
The Glacier Express- Swiss Rails, St. Moritz and Zermatt 
by I. William Berry pg.58
Boom at the Butte- New Jet Service at Crested Butte, Colorado
by Mike Madigan pg.72
The Tiger Breeds a Tabby- Utah's Snowbird, Ski Areas 
by Abby Rand pg.91
La Dolce Lombardy- Northern Italy Report by Mort Lund pg.104
Half a Loaf is Just the Start- Sugarloaf, Maine, Ski Areas
by Mort Lund pg.123
Number One and Trying Harder- Aspen, Colorado by Mort Lund pg.175
A Spirited Day at Stratton by James Tabor pg.193
Bucking for the Big Time- Pete Seibert and Snowbasin, Utah-
Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.228
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.255
Hard Snow Performers- New Ski Report by Seth Masia pg.76
Ride Like the Wind- Lightweight Wind Gear, Skiwear 
by Susan McCoy pg.108
Unwrapping the Packagers- Ski Vacations by Abby Rand pg.128
Racers For Non-Racers- Report on Performance Boots 
by Seth Masia pg.180
Top of the Crop- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.208
Exercises for the Desk Bound- Conditioning by Thea Slusky pg.84
Take the Pressure Off- Instruction, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.220
The Leading Edge- Ski Racing by Stu Campbell pg.45
Grim Pickin's for the Pros- A Fiscal Short Circuit hits the Men's
Pro Racing by Charlie Meyers pg.66
1984 NASTAR Guide- Tips and News pg.135
Requiem for the Pre- Condo Ski Bum— Kill-For-A-Ski-Pass kids
Have Given Way to a Me Generation With Monogrammed 
BMWs by Martie Sterling pg.100
Take the Heat Off Your Feet- Ski Boot Woes and How to Cure 
Them by Fred Schwacke pg.190
Class Comes to Ski Country- High Class, High Ticket Hostelries
by Abby Rand pg.201
How to Con a Free Ski Vacation by Abby Rand pg.214
"Hold the Mold"- SKI Editor Determined to Make Own Skis
by Seth Masia pg.234
The Ultimate Ski Brochure by Mike Madigan pg.250
Are We Killing Ourselves? Serious Injuries On the Rise 
by I. William Berry pg.262
Ski People:
Marris Kramer pg.98
Dave Jacobs pg.112
Bob Mathias pg.258

December 1983
The Racing Rage- Photo Essay of Racers and Where to Join them pg.37
Hello Sonny, Hello Daughtah- Adult Race Camp 
by I. William Berry pg.50
Run for Hell- Swiss Inferno, Racing by Andy Slough pg.150
Tremblant: Au Revoir Et Bienvenue, Quebec, Canada Ski Areas
by John Fry pg.58
The Mannerly Magic of Waterville by James Tabor pg.113
Savoir Fare... and Skiing Too- Keystone, Colorado, Ski Areas
by Charlie Meyers pg.140
The Allure of Chamonix- Ski Areas, by Peter Miller pg.178
The Legend Lives On- Sun Valley, Ski Areas by Janet Nelson pg.198
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.193
The Gold Diggers- Racing Skis by Seth Masia pg.74
The Precision Machines- Racing Boots by Seth Masia pg.120
The Load Handlers- racing Bindings by Seth Masia pg.134
High Tech... and Hot- Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.168
Choosing the Right Parka-Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.172
Float and Steer- Steering, Instruction, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.90
How the Mahres Compare by Bob Beattie pg.162
Ski Your Way to College- Skiing Scholarships by Ray Cohen pg.132
Lift Ticket No. 001 by Jamie Marshall pg.194

January 1984
Yankee Heli-Dandy—Heliskiing Photo Essay, Tale of a Powder 
Dash Through Nevada's Ruby Mountains, Heli-Ski Directory
by Peter Miller pg.99
The Metamorphosis of Stowe- Ski Areas, Vermont 
by I. William Berry pg.46
French Sisters- Sister Resorts of Les Deux Alpes and Alpe d'Huez
Ski Areas, France by Peter Miller pg.70
First Step for Interconnect-Brighton and Solitude, Utah's 
Interconnect Scheme, Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.124
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.139
The Little Racer Who Could-Queen of the World Cup, 
Tamara McKinney by Peter Miller pg.26
The Rebirth of Junior Racing by I. William Berry pg.115
Toothless Ted, the Twisting Tornado-Recollections of a Junior 
Racing Coach by Dan Sterling pg.116
Real Men Don't Miss a Season-13 Ways to Duplicate the Gestalt
of Skiing Without Really Doing It by Jeff Kirbach pg.135
The Powderhunters- Report on new Skis by Seth Masia pg.58
Lightweight Solutions- Lightweight Boot Model Report 
by Seth Masia pg.79
Latch-Ins for the Deep- Bindings for Deep Powder by Seth Masia pg.84
Skier's Choice-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.90
Choosing the Right Ski Pant- Skiwear,Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.95
Winning Hands- Hand Movements and Positions for success,
Instruction, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.36

February 1984
TV Program to the Olympic Ski Events- ABC Broadcast Schedule
Dates and Times pg.35
Phil and Tamara: Can They Do It? A Bio Box Score on the 1983
World Cup Champs pg.38
Gold Medal Picks- Racers Records pg.40
Sarajevo: An Olympic Portrait- Aerial Panorama of the City and
Sites of Olympic Events pg.42
The Olympic Downhills- Dissecting the Men's and Women's
Downhills pg.44
The Man Who Won't Be There-Ingemar Stenmark pg.46
Yugoslavia: First Alpine Nation on Skis pg.48
Coming In Strong- Bill Koch and Kerry Lynch, US Nordic pg.50
What a Gold Medal Is Worth-Toni Sailer and Film Career, Jean-
Claude Killy- Product Spokesman, What Happened To 
The Others? pg.58
Winning Combinations- Olympic Equipment pg.64
Olympic Wraps- What the US Olympic Ski Team Will Be Wearing,
from Start to Finish pg.66
Hell in Paradise- Women of the US Ski Team in Hawaii pg.68
Klammer: The Other Side—Self-Portrait of a Comeback Champ pg.72
The Rock and the Hard Place- Skiing in the Granite State
by I. William Berry pg.24
The Wild White Yonder-Western Skiing by Jeannie Patton pg.84
Babylon on the Beaver- Colorado's Beaver Creek, Ski Areas
by John Fry pg.105
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.97
The Case for Contemporary-Ski Like a Racer and Watch the Over-
Instruction Glitches Take Flight, Instruction 
by Dick Needham pg.81
Tippage: Good or Bad? How You Tilt Your Upper Body affects
How Clean You Make Your Turns, Technique 
by Stu Campbell pg.98

March 1984
The Wild Side-Photos Of Skiing Insanity pg.22
Where Have All the Small Areas Gone? Ski Areas
by I. William Berry pg.58
Aspen Winternational Subaru World Cup Guide- Preview of
America's Downhill and Activities pg.69
Powder City Hits Its Prime by Charlie Meyers pg.33
360 for 365- Mount Bachelor, Oregon, Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.44
The Magnificent Seven- Santa Fe, New Mexico, Southwest Ski Areas
by Mike Madigan pg.61
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.69
Soft Touches- Soft Flexing Racing Ski Models Report 
by Seth Masia pg.54
5 Steps to Expert Skiing—On- Hill Drills, Instruction 
by Stu Campbell pg.37

April 1984 (1st April Issue)
Gold In From the Cold- US Alpine Skiing by Dick Needham pg.37
Debbie's 'Fun Run' Wins Gold by John Fry pg.40
Second Fiddle Plays the Lead- Max Julen by John Fry pg.41
Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee- Bill Johnson by Seth Masia pg.44
Scraping By- Michela Figini by Seth Masia pg.45
Wish You Were Here (And I Was There)- Armchair View of ABC's
Olympics by Steve Cohen pg.48
The Sarajevo Raiders- Phil Mahre at the Top by Dick Needham pg.50
Arrivederci Gold- Armstrong, Figini and Paoletta Magoni
by Dick Needham pg.56
Crystal Balling Cross- Country's Future, and Lord of the Flies-
US XC Team by John Fry pg.57
My Honky Tonk Heroes- Big Sky Skiing, Montana, Ski Areas
by Bob Jamieson pg.24
Liberte, Fraternite, Egalite- Val d'Isere, France, Ski Areas
by Jamie Marshall pg.10
The Wrong Stuff- New Hampshire's Tuckerman Ravine, Ski Areas
by Jeff Blumenfeld pg.58
Seeking a Middle Age Bulge- Monarch, Colorado Preps For Its 
Golden Age, Ski Areas by Jeff Frees pg.68
The Mighty Mammoth- Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.80
First Glance- New Boots and Ski Bases For Faster Glide 
by Seth Masia pg.18
Inside Story- How World Cup stars Work the Inside Ski to Winning 
Advantage, Technique, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.62
The Bracey Bunch- The Editor of SKI With His Offspring at
Summer Ski-Racing Camp In Montana by Dick Needham pg.72
SKI's 1984 Guide to Summer Ski Camps by Amy Lipton pg.75

September 1984—1985 Buyer's Guide
Skis: Faster Bases, Vibration-Absorption Systems and High 
Tech Materials; From Racers to Learners by Seth Masia pg.31
Boots- Directory by Seth Masia pg.135
Bindings- Right Release are Lighter and More Reliable and Graced
With Cosmetic Elan by Seth Masia pg.165
Poles by Steve Cohen pg.176
Skiwear- New Space Age Fabrics and Insulations, Fashion
by Susan McCoy pg.188
Goggles- More Pliable Frames and Durable Lenses by Steve Cohen pg.201
A Champ Who Builds For Champs- K2 Builder Al Davignon
by Seth Masia pg.87
How a Ski Comes to Market- Ski Building by Committee 
by Seth Masia pg.98
Founding Son- Binding Founder Georges Salomon by Seth Masia pg.162
The Man Who Gave Skiing the Shaft- Aluminum Ski Pole Developer
Ed Scott by Seth Masia pg.184
The Sweet Yodel of Success- Skiwear Patriarch Klaus Obermeyer
by Susan McCoy pg.196
C.B.: 'It's The Superbowl Every Year' Skiwear's C.B. Vaughan
by Susan McCoy pg.198
Salute to the US Ski Team- Last Year's Glories and Prospects for
1985 by Eds pg.111
Understanding the Words You Wear- Quick Reference Guide to the
Most Common Design Features, Insulations and Fabrics in
Today's Ski Apparel by Susan McCoy pg.199
Picking the Right Package- Ski Vacations by Abby Rand pg.210
Which Is Best: East, Alps or West? Opinions on Where Skiing Is 
The Best by Charlie Meyers, Peter Miller and 
I. William Berry pg.222

October 1984
Your Year for Europe? Select-a-Resort Guide to Your Perfect Alp
by Abby Rand pg.41
First Flake Fever by James Tabor and Charlie Meyers pg.105
Caution: Sun Valley May Be Habit Forming- Baldy, Ski Areas, Idaho
by Jamie Marshall pg.130
Renaissance in the Park-Lake Placid and the Adirondack Revival
by Mort Lund pg.165
Mount Jekyll and North Peak Hyde- Keystone, Ski Areas 
by Charlie Meyers pg.190
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.199
The First Day Back- 7 Steps to a Safe, Successful Season Start
by Stu Campbell pg.86
Are Bigger Muscles the Way to Better Skiing? Building Skiing 
Strength through Weight Training by Janet Nelson pg.149
Ski Pointers:
Use Poles to Quiet Your Upper Body pg.78
Pick Up the Beat pg.84
Carve Turns Like Slicing Bread pg.134
Aim Your Knee Like a Beam pg.142
Stetch Before You Ski pg.146
In Bumps, Keep the Pole Plants Coming pg.194
A Slalom to Remember- The Strange, Final Race at Sarajevo
by Phil and Steve Mahre pg.68
Ready For a Racer? Recreational Racing Skis by Dick Dorworth pg.112
Easy Riders- Racing Boots by Seth Masia pg.138
7 at the Top- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.160
Men at Work- Heavy Duty Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.174
Understanding the Words You Wear, Part II- Quick Reference 
Guide to Ski Apparel by Susan McCoy pg.180
If the Boot Fits...You Probably Have a Custom Insole- Footbeds
by Dr. Jeffrey Ross and Steve Cohen pg.184
Going Mobile- Cars (Hatchbacks and Sedans) for the High Country
by Mike Knepper pg.200

November 1984
Being Bill- Bill Johnson Profile by Peter Miller pg.46
Phil's Place- Phil Mahre by John Fry pg.98
Mountain Storms- A Photo Essay by Bruce Barthel pg.150
The Lives and Times of Vermont's Route 100 by Peter Miller pg.164
You Can Do It! How About a Winter Triathalon, Speed Skiing or
a Week Of High Mountain Steeps? by Slough, Biz Kellam
and Peter Miller pg.213
The Hellions- Tribute to the All-Time, All American 
Non- Conformists of the Ski World by Mort Lund pg.267
Mount Immersion—Mt. Saint Anne/ Quebec City, Canada
Ski Areas by John Fry pg.66
Aspen Strikes Back by Charlie Meyers pg.106
As You Like It- New Intermediate Tree Skiing and Steamboat
by Steve Cohen pg.204
The Big One Softens Its Bite- A Bit—Jackson Hole, Wyoming
by Mike Madigan pg.229
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.265
The Go Anywhere Bunch- Skis by Stu Campbell and Seth Masia pg.86
Artwear- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.178
Different Strokes- Cutting Edge Boots by Seth Masia pg.194
The Recreationals- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.202
Tax Deductible Ski Trips? How-To by Abby Rand pg.250
The Cargo Snatchers- Cars (Wagons) Equipped For Skiers
by Mike Knepper pg.257
Ski Your Body Type- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.74
Mind Over Matter-Technique by Mort Lund pg.185
Beat the Clock- Turning (Racing), Instruction/ Technique
by Stu Campbell pg.241
Calgary 1988: Will the Thrill Be Gone? Uphill Battle for the
Olympic Site by John Fry pg.32
More Fun, Less Bucks-NCSA, College Skiing by Mike Madigan pg.159

December 1984
The White Circus-World Cup Photo Essay by Peter Miller and
Sandy Caligiore pg.41
Growing Up Killy- Val d'Isere and Jean Claude Killy
by Seth Masia pg.72
Phi Beta Skia- Ski College Educations and Resort Jobs
by Janet Nelson pg.80
Sun Valley Skimeister- Sawtooth Ski Expert Bob Jonas makes
Masters of Skiing in 10 Days by Seth Masia pg.162
Allais- A Portrait of a Ski Pioneer by John Fry pg.181
The Invulnerables- 4x4s (Trucks) by Mike Knepper pg.201
Two Up On the Gondola- Sugarbush's New Chair by James Tabor pg.50
An Italian Treat Times Two- Italy's Cortina d'Ampezzo and Alpe
di Siusi by Abby Rand and John Fry pg.106
Recluse Reborn- Okemo, Vermont, owner Tim Muller, Ski Areas
by I. William Berry pg.188
Fat Cats- Diary of a Deep Powder Discovery by Harold Castin pg.194
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.209
Ski the Rapids- Racing Skis by Dick Dorworth and Seth Masia pg.88
Power On- Racing Boots that Deliver Maximum Precision
by Seth Masia pg.122
6 for the Quick- Racing Bindings with Retention by Seth Masia pg.146
The Year of the Sweater- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.172
Do You Know Your Edges? Instruction, Technique
by Stu Campbell pg.61
The Best Coaching Tips We Ever Had- by Steve and Phil Mahre
Instruction and Technique pg.154
Future Teach,Ski Instruction- Evolution or Revolution? by John Fry pg.209
Pointers:
Turn Up Before Your Turn Down pg.101
Pivot On Top, Skid in the Trough pg.119
Red Turns, Green Turns pg.148
Cross- Country; How to Where To pg.84

January 1985
Cross- Country; How To, Where To pg.83
Welcome to Ski Country! An Invitation to the sport and How to Get 
Started the Right Way pg.57
Anatomy of a Ski Mountain- Color Portrait of Mount Anywhere,
USA by Bob Cram pg.60
Gear To Get You Going- The Rental Game Equipment
by Seth Masia pg.62
Beg, Borrow, Buy...Or Improvise- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.65
Getting Started in the Big Time- Skipping the Minors and Heading
for the Big Resorts by Morten Lund pg.66
The Great Beginner Trails- How to Spot the Trails Most Likely to 
Make Your Introduction to Skiing a Winner 
by I. William Berry pg.68
On Teaching Friends (and Lovers) To Ski- Head to Ski School
by James Tabor pg.71
The French Connection- Courchevel, Ski Areas, Resorts 
by Abby Rand pg.30
Park Cite Fanstasie- A Wasatch Tale of Utah Powder 
by Jamie Marshall - Ski Areas pg.33
Taos- Ski Areas by Dick Needham pg.75
A Snowmass Christmas- Ski Areas by Dick Needham pg.95
Hunter Mines Silver- Hunter Mountain, New York, Ski Areas
by James Tabor pg.108
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.115
What Skis To Buy? Buying Your First Pair by Seth Masia pg.84
Buyer's Guide to Beginner Skis pg.88
Easy Entries- Beginner Bindings by Seth Masia pg.99
Do the 10- Step— 10 Step Program for Trying and Buying Boots
by Seth Masia pg.102
Buyer's Guide to Beginner Boots pg.103
What's Wrong Here? Basic Errors in Technique, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.46

February 1985
Behind the Biennial FIS World Ski Championships at Bormio,
Italy- Competing and Winning, Steve Mahre, Christin
Cooper and Steve Podborski pg.77
The World Championship Difference- What It Takes to Win,
Recollections of Schladming 1982 pg.78
Class of '85's Most Likely to Succeed- Can Bill Johnson Repeat?
Will Pirmin Zurbriggen's World Cup Success Translate
to Gold for Switzerland? Can Erika Hess Repeat her Double
Medal Domination? pg.80
US Medal Mights- Tamara McKinney and Bill Johnson pg.82
Picks of the Pack- Mahre, Cooper and Podborski List Their
Medal Choices pg.83
Bowls- Cirques and Basins of the US pg.19
The Odd Couple- Loon and Cannon, New Hampshire Ski
Production by I. William Berrypg.43
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.91
The Airborne Advantage- 6 Situations Where Taking to the Air
Will Benefit, Instruction, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.31
Super Suits- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.72

March 1985
The Crazies-Some Skiers Will Do Anything For the Photographer,
The Crud Brothers, Vermont Bill and Jay Bird Fly Through 
the Air, by Peter Miller pg.22
Nick's Knack- Nick Badami and Alpine Meadows, California
by Abby Rand pg.81
Synergy at Squaw- 25 Years After the Olympics by Dick Dorworth pg.40
Flight Time for First Timers- Heliskiing by Steve Cohen pg.67
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.81
Rites of Spring- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.34
Playing the Right Angles- Angulation, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.74
Pointer:
On Traverses, Ski the Good Snow pg.73
Downhill Business- The Corporate Ski Challenge by Seth Masia pg.50
Aspen Winternational Subaru World Cup Guide- America's
Downhill Preview and Activities pg.51

April/ Spring 1985
Sneak Peek- Angled Sidewalls, Damping Systems, Self- Sharpening
Edges, Super Fast Bases. What's New in Equipment for 1986
by Seth Masia pg.38
Personal Best- Winning Photos from SKI's Reader Photo Contest pg.42
Redford-Robert, Celebrities by Dick Needham pg.64
SKI's 1985 Guide to Summer Ski Camps by Joana Jebsen 
and Judy Geller pg.75
Small Towns, Big Mountains by Maxine Sevack pg.25
The Jolly White Giant- Tito Lowenstein's Andean Skiing Mastodon
by John Hitchcock pg.49
Cheeseburgers In Paradise? Luxury Service at Deer Valley
by Jeannie Patton pg.71
World Championships 1985- Report on the Alpine World
Championships at Bormio, Italy. by Eds. pg.53
What Seperates the Great From the Greatest...and You— Stop
Action Photos Reveal Technique Errors by Stu Campbell pg.17

1986 Buyer's Guide
Skis—Radical Changes: Shock-Dampers, Air-Spoilers, Ridgetops,
Angled Sidewalls, Forked Tails pg.43
Vibration Control: Hard Snow Savior pg.54
Do You Know Your Base-ics? pg.63
Edge Pressure: May the Right Force Be With You pg.66
Key Questions to Ask in the Shop pg.72
Selecting the Right Ski pg.78
Ski Terms Glossary pg.90
Behind Equipment Warranties pg.100
Sunglasses- High Tech Protection to Fashion pg.123
Goggles-Improved Venting Systems, New Lenses pg.124
Boots- by Seth Masia pg.159
Tips for Buying, Trying Boots pg.170
Footbeds: Fit For Your Feet? pg.172
Boot Terms Glossary pg.174
Boot Construction Basics pg.178
Gray Market Bargains: What Are the Risks? pg.190
Bindings pg.197
Binding Terms Glossary pg.203
What to Buy When Bindings Die pg.206
Poles- Bends, Brights, Beef pg.208
Kid's Gear- Three Step Plan to Buying Children's Equipment and
Equipment Report by Christi Northrop pg.211
And Now, Skiing's Real Mogul- Ski Companies' Owner Laurent
Boix Vives by Seth Masia pg.102
The Boot that Bob Built- Bob Lange by Morten Lund
and Seth Masia pg.193
Skiwear— High-Tech Fabrics and Insulation by Susan McCoy pg.110
The Words You Wear- Quick Reference Guide to Common
Skiwear Features by Susan McCoy pg.118
Skiwear Inside and Out- There's More to Ski Apparel Than Meets 
the Eye by Susan McCoy pg.139
Dressing For Your Body Type by Susan McCoy pg.142
Gloves- New Breakthroughs in Waterproofing and Insulation
by Susan McCoy pg.217
Vacation Catastrophes and How To Avoid Them- Travel 
by Abby Rand pg.219
Protecting Your Package- Tips For Early Vacation Buyers When 
Fares Go Down or Dollars Go Up- Travel by Abby Rand pg.231
8 Travel Questions by Abby Rand pg.237
What Resort Associations Can Do For You by Abby Rand pg.238
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.229

October 1985
Ski America's Best- Directory to North America's Top Vacation 
Spots, Ski Areas, Resorts by Steve Cohen pg.33
No Meek Peak- Breckenridge, Colorado- Ski Areas 
by Charlie Meyers pg.107
North Conway Comes of Age- Again, Ski Areas by Bob Gillen pg.134
Heavenly Nevada-Ski Areas, Resorts by John Fry pg.179
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.175
A Forward Look Back- Ski Makers Have Found New Ways to
Use Traditional Construction Materials by Seth Masia pg.78
Movers and Shakers- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.100
Radical Chic— Cable and Pulley Systems and Double Shell
Constructions in Boots by Seth Masia pg.120
Bindings For The Rest of Us- Why Pay More? by Seth Masia pg.162
Midnight on the Heuga Express- 10 of the World's Greatest Skiers
Embark on a Mission of Hope for a Friend by Dick Dorworth pg.65
It's A Dog's Life- Mutley Alba Proves That You Can Teach a Ski
Dog New Tricks by April Jewell pg.169
Be A Glider- Learn To Edge Less and Flatten Your Skis More
and Your Turns Will Improve, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.73
The White Pass Turn- The Never Before Told Story of the 
Technique Accidently Discovered by Steve Mahre that Helped
Phil Mahre to Win Three World Cups by Steve and Phil
Mahre with John Fry pg.113
Get Fit the Ski Team Way—US Ski Team Program for Conditioning
by Janet Nelson pg.182
Pointers:
Aim Your Upper Body in Deep Snow pg.70
Weight Your Downhill Ski pg.111
Do A Gliding Pole Plant pg.166
Turn with the Tongue pg.191

November 1985
Above Treeline- Photos by Peter Miller pg.41
It's Civil War...Again- Do Right vs. Development in Vermont
by I. William Berry pg.71
Ski America's Best- Part II Directory of North America's
Top Ski Vacation Spots, Ski Areas, Resorts by Steve Cohen pg.89
Yearning for Yosemite- A Tale of Grandeur in John Muir's
"Noble Park" by Laurel Hilde pg.144
Pico Puffs Its Chest- Vermont, Ski Areas, Resorts 
by I. William Berry pg.201
A Hundred Years at Siding 29- The Fast Track to Canada's Banff
National Park by Andy Slough pg.213
The Quad Squad- Vail, Colorado's Four Person Chairlifts 
by Abby Rand pg.229
Copper Adds a Topper- Spaulding Bowl Sports Center, Colorado,
Ski Areas by Jamie Marshall pg.237
Keystone Courts the Insomniac- The World's Largest Night 
Skiing Facility by Charlie Meyers pg.239
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.233
More Ways to Go Fast- Recreational Racing Skis by Seth Masia pg.47
Easy outs- Bindings with Heavyweight Retention and Smooth
Release by Seth Masia pg.83
Head Trips- Ski Hangups Are In Your Head, But Not the Way You
Think, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.137
Be A One-Ski Skier- Committing Weight Totally to the Outside
Ski On Turns Technique, Instruction by Phil and 
Steve Mahre with John Fry pg.223
MTC: A Way That Works- The Mahre Training Center
by Dick Needham pg.228
Pointers:
Lean Forward for Better Control pg.65
Use the Edge of the Hill pg.84
Feet Apart on Ice pg.151
Flex By the Clock pg.207
Don't Pinch the Gates pg.211
NASTAR Guide 1985-86 Tells How to Get Involved, Where,
Giveaway Dates, New Programs, Special Events pg.101
I Was A World Cup Warden by Stu Campbell pg.185

December 1985
Official Report: The State of College Skiing, The Art of 
Ski-Scamming by James Petersen pg.41
Campus Crazies Clobber Colorado- Can an Ex-Hippie Find Skiing
Happiness Among 1,200 College Ski Nuts? by James Tabor pg.44
More Than Just a Party- NCSA's Options for College Ski Racers
by Andy Slough pg.50
The Scandinavian Connection- Half of Our Collegiate All-American
Skiers aren't American by Dick Dorworth pg.56
Bonus: College Skier Discounts, Ski Weeks, Club Action and News
In Regional Settings pg.193
A Ski Country Christmas- Resorts by Peter Miller pg.31
Richman, Poorman, Aspenman- When Aspen is the Goal, Price
Is No Object by Abby Rand and Peter Shelton pg.83
Steamboat Doffs Its Hat- Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.129
The Ultimate Utah- A Powder Starved Easterner Sets Out for an
Idol Encounter, Ski Areas by James Tabor pg.147
Coming Back- Stratton, Vermont, Ski Areas by Jamie Marshall pg.182
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.193
Racer Ready- Radical construction on Slalom Skis 
by Dick Dorworth pg.61
Soft 'N' Swift- Racing Boots by Seth Masia pg.134
Ski Haute- A wild Look at this Year's Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.176
A New Way To Ski Gates-Technique by Phil and Steve Mahre with
John Fry pg.97
Pointers:
Push the Uphill Ski In Powder pg.109
Weight the Downhill Ski in Racing pg.142
Does Harald Have It?- US Ski Team Boss by Charlie Meyers pg.103
World Cup: Turmoil at the Top- Can the Sport of Big-Time Ski
Racing Be Saved? by John Fry pg.159
It's Miller Time- Film-Maker Warren Miller's "Steep and Deep"
by Dick Needham pg.157

January 1986 50th Anniversary Issue
Origin of a Species- The Life and Times of SKI Magazine
by Dick Dorworth pg.12
Tricky Trivia by Jamie Marshall pg.16
Sun Valley- The Count and the Railroad Man Conspire to Build
America's First Winter Sports Mecca, Ski Areas
by Dorice Taylor and Jamie Marshall pg.22
The Evolution of Modern Ski Technique- The Skiers and the 
Techniques they Pioneered by Stu Campbell pg.46
Alec's Valley- 1960 Winter Olympics, Turning Point in American
Skiing by John Fry pg.57
50 Years of Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.73
50 Years in Pictures- American Skiing's Memory Lane pg.90
Eight Classics- These Skis made History and Heroes by Morten Lund
with Seth Masia pg.115
Laurels and Lemons- SKI's picks of the Sport's Crowning and 
Dubious Achievements by Eds., Compiled by Joana Jebsen pg.136
North Americans Who Made the World Take Notice—Us and
Canadians Who Were the Best in their Era by Seth Masia pg.163
50 Years of Who Won What, When- A Recordbook of Olympic,
World Championship and World Cup Triumphs pg.198
Visit the Past- A Visit to One of the Nation's Ski Museums 
by Jamie Marshall pg.204
My Bonbon for an Alpenhorn- Musings on Ski Lodging Today and 
Then by Martie Sterling pg.220
The Ultimate Leap- 3000 foot Plunge, by Rick Sylvester pg.35
Heatherbedlam- The Strenuous Pleasures of Living in a Ski Town
by Leon Uris pg.67
The Oldest Continuous Floating Ski Racer of Them All—
Christian Pravda by Burton Hersh pg.82
I Was the Irish Ski Team- 39 Year Old Vermont Realtor Wins a
Bronze Medal by Robert McKee pg.105
My Life With the Mountain- A World Famous Writer Encounters
the Vermont Ski Invasion and Calls It a Draw by Pearl Buck pg.127
I Skied the World's Highest by Jeff Frees pg.153
Schuss, Comrade- SKI's First Trip to Russia by John Fry pg.182
The Way It Was: Decade by Decade Diaries from the Annals of SKI
1936-45 pg.33
1946-55 pg.89
1956-65 pg.162
1966-75 pg.178
1976-85 pg.194
The Visionaries:
Howard Head pg.42
Emile Allais pg.64
Bob Beattie pg.70
Bob Lange pg.86
Fred Pabst pg.108
Hjalmar Hvam pg.114
Hannes Schneider pg.132
Ed Scott pg.148
Hans Gmoser pg.156
Minnie Dole pg.160
Steve Bradley pg.170
Bill Danner pg.172
Maria Bogner pg.186

February 1986
The Stowe Crossover by James Tabor pg.79
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.93
Academy Rewards- Ski Academies, Tutorial Programs, Skiing
Prep Schools- What They Offer and Where You'll Find 
Them by Christi Northrop pg.41
The Fun Bunch- Skis That Made the Testers Laugh by Seth Masia pg.65
But Can They Dance? Men's Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.86
Fast Ladies- Women Skiers by Peter Miller pg.54
Technique and Tactics: Bringing them Together, Instruction
by Phil and Steve Mahre with John Fry pg.74
Slowing and Going: For the Novice- Instruction- Accelerating
and Checking Your Speed by Stu Campbell pg.90
Pointer:
Telemark in the Dips pg.84

March 1986
The Chalet Girls' Guide to Verbier- Britain's Residents In-The-Know
Give Tips on Switzerland's Hottest Alp by Abby Rand pg.19
A Tale of Two Cities- Telluride and Purgatory, Colorado
by Charlie Meyers Ski Areas pg.42
Timeless Tremblant- Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.71
On the Wild Side- Montana Skiing, Ski Areas by Ken Castle pg.93
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.83
Personal Best- Winning Photos from SKI's 2nd Annual Reader
Photo Contest pg.26
Just a Wild, Crazy (And Really Rich) Guy- World Cup Skier who
has the Most Fun by Peter Miller pg.76
When Price Is No Object- Top Dollar Cruising Skis
by Stu Campbell pg.33
Going and Slowing- Part II for Intermediate Skiers; Gravity
Technique, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.68
Jamming and Chattering- Cutting Down on Upsetting Errors on 
Turns, Instruction and Technique by Stu Campbell pg.88
Pointers:
Exit Chairs with Poles Aside pg.24
Seperate Your Body for More Effective Pole Plants pg.48
Unleash Pole Straps In Glades pg.67
Pole Plant With a Flick of the Wrist pg.80
North America's World Cup by Seth Masia pg.86

Spring 1986
SKI's 200— The Best, Brightest, Hottest and Oddest in Skiing
by Eds. pg.33
Exposures of Flims- Flims, Switzerland, Ski Areas by Andy Slough pg.18
Quest 10,000- Alaska's Mount Sanford and its 10,000 vertical foot
Plunge and the Trip to the Summit by James Tabor pg.76
Sneak Peek- Next Season's Gear by Seth Masia pg.28
SKI's 1986 Select-A-Camp Guide—Ski Camps' Guide
by Christi Northrop and Kathy Kronick pg.91
If You're A... Learn How Your Favorite Summer Sports Can Help
Improve Yourt Skiiing Next Season by Stu Campbell pg.69
Going and Slowing: For the Expert- Technique by Stu Campbell pg.88
Pointers:
In Spring, Stay Ahead of the Sun pg.17
Be A Live-Wire Skier pg.24

Buyer's Guide 1987
Skis: Versatility At the Top- Work Better Construction
by Seth Masia pg.34
Boots: Invasion of the Foot Snatchers- Convenience Entry 
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.122
Bindings: A Double Sawbuck Below- Price by Seth Masia pg.230
Kid's Stuff No More- Junior Gear: Racing Skis, Preschooler Step-In
Bindings, Boots by Christi Northrop pg.236
New for Nordic- New Developments in Cross-Country Gear
by James Tabor pg.246
Product Review Index pg.253
Fashion: High Tech Meets High Style, Skiwear Revolution
by Susan McCoy pg.86
The Words You Wear- Guide to the Newest Advances in Ski
Apparel by Susan McCoy pg.96
Skiwear Is Techwear—Inside and Out- "Equipment for the Body"
by Susan McCoy pg.100
How Much Is Better than How Fast- Skiing Is Not So Much A Sport
As It Is A Vehicle for Accumulating Accessories 
by Jack Millea pg.209
Gadgets and Gimmicks- The Most Practical and Pointless
by Lauren Bernstein pg.210
Pretty In Pink ( and Fuchsia and Turquoise...) Cosmetic Poles
by Kathy Kronick pg.214
Made For Shade- Sunglasses by Susan McCoy pg.218
Mitt Hits- Gloves by Susan McCoy pg.221
Upper Mobility- Chameleon Car Toppers, Ski Racks 
by Lauren Bernstein pg.223
Eyes Right! Goggles by Lauren Bernstein pg.226
SKI's 50th Birthday Party- Sun Valley, Golden Anniversary pg.105
'It's Like Beirut Out There' Learn How to Get the Best Deals On
Ski Gear and Apparel by I. William Berry pg.114

November 1986
Excess Express- Journey on the Concorde and Orient Express to 
St. Moritz by Jamie Marshall pg.36
Tall Timber: Heavenly Helicoptering to Purgatory- Ski Areas,
Resorts, Colorado by Abby Rand pg.50
World-Class Class at the World Championships by John Fry pg.54
Stein Eriksen Lodge: Life as a Regal Peasant by Abby Rand pg.57
The World's 12 Poshest Ski Hotels by Abby Rand pg.58
Sourcebook for Spendthrifts- How to Flaunt It When You Have It
by Abby Rand pg.73
Sugarloaf Bounces Back- Building and Running a 
"Wicked Good" Mountain by Morten Lund pg.116
The Sky's the Limit- Accessible Steamboat, Colorado with New
Direct Jet Service by Jeannie Patton pg.144
The Grander View- Whistler, British Columbia, Ski Areas
by Bob Jamieson pg.198
Mount Snow Snags a Beau- Annexing Neighboring Carinthia Brings
Some Neat Changes to Mount Snow by Abby Rand pg.215
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.35
Wallet Busters- Deluxe Skis by Seth Masia pg.90
A Splash of Panache- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.110
Head of the Family Revisited- Updated Flex Tests of Boots
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.143
More Protection, Less Cost- Safe Mid-Priced Bindings 
by Seth Masia pg.147
A Tinkerer Builds a Team- Josef Fischer, Ski Maker by Seth Masia pg.139
What Price Skiing? Lift Ticket Barriers Shattered by Skiers
by I. William Berry pg.159
Snow! Camera! Action! Ski Vacations by Bruce Barthel pg.168
The Snow-Goers—Report on 10 Sedans and Wagons Tailor Made
for Ski Country Travel (Cars) by John Lamm pg.188
Four Steps to Parallel- Mastering Parallel Turns Can Be Easy, 
If You Approach it Backwards, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.183
Keeping Control on Steep Terrain- Instruction, Technique
by Seth Masia pg.211

December 1986
How Couples Ski- Suggestions From Dr. Ruth Westheimer on
Keeping Your On-Slope Relationships Intact 
by Christi Northrop pg.74
Where Adults Don't Dare- Kids Guard This Ski World From the 
Grownups by John Alderson pg.93
Family Ties- Skiwear for the Whole Family by Susan McCoy pg.100
The Insider- A Parent's Planner for the Perfect Ski Vacation
by I. William Berry, Dorothy Jordan and Christi Northrop pg.104
Family Finds- Checklist of US Ski Areas with Family Programs and 
Freebies for Kids pg.112
Fast Track Families- Racing the Equitable Family Challenge Can
Be the Ticket to an All Expense Paid Vacation 
by Lois Fredland pg.115
Bonus: Gearing Up Kids. SKIWEE Sponsor Section
150,000 Feat- Jackson Hole Vertical by Peter Shelton pg.46
Powder and Pasta on Mont Blanc- Courmayeur Resort, Ski Areas
by Abby Rand pg.167
Aspen Turns 40- Birthday Bash and Facelift by Charlie Meyers pg.217
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.35
Split Personalities- Racing Ski Options by Seth Masia pg.119
Racer Ready- Overlap Racing Boots by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.188
Attention to Retention- Bindings That Keep You In and On Course
by Seth Masia pg.229
Making Tracks With: Alan Ross Boss of the US Ski Team
by Charlie Meyers pg.36
America's World Cup Openers- Guide to the Women's Season Races
at Park City and Waterville Valley, Look Back at the Men's
Turbulent South American Summer by Dick Needham
and Seth Masia pg.58
Marvelous Mark- Mark Girardelli by John Fry and Patrick Lang pg.208
Sure Way to Shortswing- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.219
Pointers:
Pump in Powder pg.40
Lazy Man's Tuck pg.55
Roller skate to Faster Technique pg.79
Fall Into the Turn pg.172

January 1987
The Seasoned Skier- Proof that the Years in Your Life are Less
Important than the Life In Your Years by Abby Rand pg.66
The Fruits of Aging- Where To Find Senior Savings on Ski Trips
by Jamie Marshall pg.77
Ageless Tips- Advice from Older Skiers on How To Ski Better With 
Less Effort, by Stu Campbell pg.93
Sunday Best- Maine Mountain with Skier Perks by Dick Needham pg.44
The Way They Were- Wildcat, Mad River Glen and Cannon, 
New Hampshire by James Tabor pg.78
Shoot Out at the Summit- As Breckenridge, Keystone and Copper 
Fire Marketing Salvos, Skiers Reap the Fallout 
by Charlie Meyers pg.102
Split Personalities PartII- Racing Ski Options by Seth Masia pg.52
Beating the Cold Rush- Arctic Gear by Susan McCoy pg.98
Heat for Your Feet by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.124
Skiwear Pointer:
Cleaning Waterproof/ Breathable Skiwear pg.120
Speed Control In Moguls by Seth Masia pg.40
Pointers:
On Ice, Sting Like A Bee pg.64
Think Of Your Boot as a Computer pg.72
Making Tracks With George Gillett- Owner of America's 
Largest Ski Resort by I. William Berry pg.117

February 1987
Divinely Davos- Remedy for American Skiers, Switzerland Ski 
Areas by Morten Lund pg.41
Week Thinking- Killington, Vermont Ski Areas, Attractive Lures
by James Tabor pg.65
'Thank You, So Many'- American Adventurers Travel to China
and Find a New Meaning for 'Chinese Fire Drill'
by Rigo Thurmer pg.85
Meet Mt. Allen- Alberta's Alpine Olympic Site, Canada Ski Areas
by Seth Masia pg.115
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.29
Viva La Difference- The Difference of What Men and Women
Want In A Ski by Vicki Woodworth pg.46
Peak Experience- Lightweight Gear for the Spring by Susan McCoy pg.98
Step Lively- Get Your Legs Going In Different Directions
Technique by Stu Campbell pg.91
Pointers:
Think of Your Skis As Long Feet pg.44
See Bumps As Friendly Steps pg.62
US Freestyle: Upside Down and Out? Has Flipping-As-Fashion
Become Risky Business? by Charlie Meyers pg.29
1987 World Alpine Ski Championships: Schedule of Events
Crans-Montana, Switzerland pg.68

March 1987
Snow Place Like Snoqualmie- Home to Seattle Skiers For Half
A Century by Janet Nelson pg.30
24 Hours In Bitterroot- Montana Skiing by I. William Berry pg.84
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.19
Joints That Jump- Knee Braces by Jay Stuller pg.46
Spring Things- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.48
Ms. Fits- Women's Equipment by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.79
Ski It Hard or Ski It Easy? Here's How In Bumps, Steeps and Deep
Technique, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.87
Pointers:
Belly Your Skis pg.32
Yank 'em and Crank 'em In Crud pg.40
Unmasking Willy- Skiwear Leader Willy Bogner Profile
by Peter Miller pg.29
Fear and Driving on the Autobahn by Rigo Thurmer pg.43
Personal Best- Photos From SKI's Third Annual Reader Photo
Contest pg.52
Frozen Moments- A Pro's Photography Advice by Bruce Barthel pg.59

Spring 1987
Competition Bonus/ World Championship Wrap-Up pg.27
The Performers- Show-Biz and Athletic Stars Tell Why Skiing
Turns Them on- Celebrities pg.39
The Best of Times, The Worst of Times- Spring Skiing
by Vincent Steckline pg.35
After the Bullwheel Stops- The Season's Over? Guide to Keeping
the Magic Going by Peter Shelton pg.49
Hotels of Champions- Ski Racers/ Hotel Owners by Peter Miller pg.60
Moving Through Kashmir- Adventure for One Perfect Run
by Gordon Whiltsie pg.74
The Shape of Things to Come- Materials Technology, Ceramics
by Seth Masia pg.70
Pointers:
Steer Your Turns With Your Big Toe pg.38
Do the Hoola-Hoop Slalom pg.58

September 1987
Equipment Preview
Skis- Wild Colors and Wilder Designs, Rules for Ski Length,
Critical Look at Women's Skis, Ski Construction Terms
by Seth Masia pg.39
Boots- Hybrids Hint at the Future, Rules for Boot Selection,
Myth of the 30 Second Fit, How Adjustment Features Affect
Your Skiing, Boot Terms by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.145
Bindings- New Generation of Knee Protection? How Bindings 
Work, When to Retire The Bindings You Own by Seth Masia pg.233
Small Wonders- High Tech Kid's Gear by Christi Northrop pg.295
Fashion Passions- Looks for '88, Euro/ US Size Conversion Chart,
Try On Tips, Why Skiwear Is Expensive, Skiwear Terms
by Susan McCoy pg.93
Shelter From the Storm- improvements in Skiwear Technology 
Have Raised Performance Levels by Susan McCoy pg.116
Dressing for Your Body Type- Selecting Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.128
Accessories pg.202
Come to Grips- Gloves pg.204
Good Lookers for Good Looking- Goggles pg.207
The Magnificent 7- Great Tuning Gadgets, Ski Repair by Seth Masia pg.209
Hang- Ups for the Home- Ski Storage Units by Kathy Kronick pg.216
Sights to Behold- 'Performance' Sunglasses pg.220
Wild Things- Artistic Ski Poles by Lauren Bernstein pg.224
Rack in the Box- Ski Racks, Car Storage Units by Jamie Marshall pg.228
Getting Your Gear Ready- Quick Fixes by Seth Masia pg.32
Are Forgiving Skis Good for You? pg.86

October 1987
Slalom Mania- Report on 70+ Slalom Skis by Seth Masia pg.57
Printed Matter- Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.142
For the Road- 4WD Utility Vehicles, Cars by John Lamm pg.156
New At the Top- Boot Report by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.182
The Miracle Workers- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.215
The Wonders of Snow- Photo Essay and Text by Alan Tivol pg.43
Tremulous Times at Crested Butte- How One Little Poma Can Push
a Mountain and Town Apart by Charlie Meyers pg.148
Best Bets for a Great '88- Vacation Hot Spots by Jamie Marshall pg.70
Finding a Helpful Hand- Info on Hassle-Free Ski Vacations
by Jamie Marshall pg.78
Getting There- Hometown to Ski Mountain is Only a Non-Stop
Flight Away by Abby Rand pg.82
Skiing Solo- Beats Staying at Home by Abby Rand pg.88
...And Baby Makes Three- Have Toddler Will Travel
by Gordon Whiltsie pg.89
The Business Traveler's Tack-On Vacation Planner- Key Numbers
and Names for A Quickie Ski Trip by Christi Northrop pg.97
Vacation Almanac- Ski Holiday Ideas by Abby Rand pg.106
Once Upon a Time and Today- St. Anton's "Gang of Five" Reunites
by Otto Lang pg.179
Sugarbush Seeks Its Roots- Ski Areas by James Tabor pg.197
Marvelous Day for a Sundance- Robert Redford's Utah Resort,
Celebrities, Resorts, Ski Areas pg.218
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.39
Pointers:
Airplane Your Turns pg.14
Open the Door to Better Turns pg.166
Breathe Your Way to Easier Turns pg.181
For Better Leg Action Do the Crab Walk pg.194
In Bumps Get In the Captain's Chair pg.203
Plant Your Pole With an Open Wrist pg.217
Uphill Ski Forward to Prepare a Turn pg.220

November 1987

Easy Riders- Report on 50 Cruising Skis by Seth Masia pg.56
A Question of Style- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.164
Road Warriors- Skierized Sedans, Vans, Wagons; Cars 
by John Lamm, Also: Radar Detectors by Janet Nelson pg.172
Moving Up- Your Second Pair of Boots May be the Most Important
You Ever Buy by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.194
Style- Who Has It, Who Doesn't and How to Put Some In Your 
Skiing pg.40
Tales of the Superski-Natural—Spirits and Ghosts in Ski Country
by Ken Castle pg.106
Calendar- What's Going On In Skiing in Oct. and Nov. pg.117
SKIWEE:Kid Power- How It Works, Where To Find It and
Equipment Tips pg.129
A Little Slice of Paradise- Residents of Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Tell of Its Pleasures and What Brought Them There, 
Ski Areas by Jeannie Patton pg.208
The Shrinking World of Skiing-Effects of Manufacturers and 
Retailers on Skiers by I. William Berry pg.221
What's In A Name? Stowe, Vermont, Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.74
Ou Est Le Funival? Val d'Isere, Ski Areas by Lauren Bernstein pg.102
Courting the Club Set- Copper Mountain's Club Med, Colorado Ski 
Areas by Jamie Marshall pg.226
It's Mighty, It's Matchless, It's Mammoth- Biggest US Ski Resort
by John Fry pg.140
'Gol Dango, What's A Parafango?' Snowbird's New Spa Facilities
by Jamie Marshall pg.187
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.35
One-Ski Revolution- Olympic Champs Reveal a Revolutionary
Technique to Faster, More Powerful Turns by Phil and Steve 
Mahre with Stu Campbell pg.80
Pointers:
Pressure Your Foot From Toe to Heel pg.116
"Swink" to Link pg.146
Intensify Your Pole Action pg.184
Make C Turns Not Z Turns pg.192
Press Against the Force of the Turn pg.228
How to Memorize a Slalom pg.239

December 1987 College Special
Bump Stumpers-Report on Mogul Skis by Seth Masia pg.102
For Juniors Elite and Ladies Petite- Boots Designed for Young 
Hotshots Can Also Be Bargains for Women With Small Feet
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.178
After Hours- Ski Sweaters by Susan McCoy pg.200
The Do-It-Alls— Bindings by Seth Masia pg.211
The Shrinking World of Skiing: Part II, The Vanishing Mountains—
What Happens to Your Ski Experience When Mega-Resorts
End Their Feeding Frenzy by Charlie Meyers pg.192
Making Tracks With Warren Miller- Movie Maker by Peter Rose pg.215
Getting High on Gunstock- New England's Gem on the Banks of
Lake Winnepesaukee by James Tabor pg.90
What Your Kids Are Doing on Spring Break by Martie Sterling pg.36
School Daze- Student Guide to Deep Snow, High Times and
Low Prices by Abby Rand pg.43
15 Great Ski Colleges by Lois Friedland pg.50
Team Extreme! Styles for Student Budgets, Fashion 
by Susan McCoy pg.60
Sourcebook for Students (and Other Skinflints) Finance, Cheap
Skiing by Abby Rand pg.65
A Winter's Work- Ski Country Jobs by Janet Nelson pg.80
Mrs. Fields Meets Mt. Rodney- Park City, Utah- Ski Areas
by Abby Rand pg.170
Savoring Snowmass- Colorado Resorts by Dick Needham pg.204
Revolution Through Convolution- Breckenridge, Colorado Ski 
Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.219
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.35
10 Reasons Why the US Ski Team Doesn't Win- And What Must 
Be Done To Change This by Stu Campbell pg.157
Stop the Tour, I Want to Get Off- Can a SKI Editor Fly With the
Eagles When She Lives With the Pigeons? 
by Lauren Bernstein pg.224

January 1988
A Blooming Booming Village- Stratton Mtn., Vermont Resort,
Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.40
Dream Weaver- Grand Targhee, Wyoming Ski Areas
by Peter Shelton pg.68
The Great Lake Debate- Tahoe's Skiers in North vs. South
by Ken Castle and Seth Masia pg.116
More Bang for the Buck- Aspen, Colorado by Charlie Meyers pg.146
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.35
Hot Tips From A Hot Junior pg.134
I Was a Yankee Stammlehrern- Instructor Training in the Austrian
Tyrol by Dennis Campbell pg.46
Breakthrough! 10 Steps to Skiing Black Diamonds with Confidence
Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.57
Winning the Race: The Start- Olympic Champs Tell the Correct 
Way to Break from the Start by Phil and Steve Mahre
with Stu Campbell pg.138
Pointers:
Spread Your Toes for Better Turns pg.42
Turn Your Poles Into Legs pg.115
Use Your High Beams pg.124
Push, Don't Step Off the Ski's Edge pg.129
Watch Your Shadow pg.142
Grab the Handles pg.154
Wonders For Women- Women's Skis Report pg.103
Alpine Legends- Skiwear that Reflects the Past, Fashion 
by Susan McCoy pg.130
The State of Ski Country Real Estate- Tax Reform pg.140
The Shrinking World of Skiing III: What's Going On In the Not-As-
Friendly Skies? Consolidation by Abby Rand pg.150

March 1988
Loon in Full Flight- Loon Mountain by James Tabor pg.22
Stop Pickin' on the Beav- Resort Sitcom: Vail Mtn. as Wally,
Vail Valley Locals as Eddie Haskell and Beaver Creek Resort 
as The Beav by Steve Cohen pg.79
Readers' Best- Results From SKI's 4th Annual Reader Photo Contest pg.26
Making Tracks With Jim Branch- Ski Resort Industry's Leading 
Area Designer by I. William Berry pg.41
A Great Start- Test Yourself Against America's Best
by Ed Pitoniak pg.50
Jungle Warfare? Speed Skiers Franz Weber and Steve McKinney
and others Warred In the Chilean Andes, New World Record
by Hank McKee and Steve Cohen pg.61
Blazing Boots- World Class Racing Boots by Jeff Rich and
Steve Cohen pg.66
Winning the Race III: The Finish- How You Can Get the Edge
Where It Counts on Slalom Races by Phil and Steve Mahre 
with Stu Campbell pg.88
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.33
Investment Dressing- Portfolio of Ski Suits, Fashion 
by Susan McCoy pg.82
Pointer:
Shift Your Baggage pg.56

September 1988 Buyer's Guide 1989
Skis: 
High-Strength/ Low-Weight Construction Materials with 
Base Performance by Seth Masia pg.37
GS Skis: Lovable at Last? Racing Skis Stepchildren pg.46
SKI's Golden Rule to Ski Length pg.52
Packaging Performance- Ski/ Binding Packages are No Longer
Just For Beginners pg.90
What the Terms Mean pg.96
Boots:
Designers Team the Best of Overlap and Rear Entry 
Technology to Create Radical New Hybrids with Versions
of Yesteryear by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.147
Myth of the 30 Second Fit pg.157
Mondopoint Sizing- Boot Sizing Confusion pg.176
In Search of Big (Narrow/ Wide) Foot pg.169
What the Terms Mean- Jargon Translations pg.180
Bindings:
Lighter and Brighter, Better? by Seth Masia pg.215
Upward Toe-The Way To Go?— Will Upward Toe Release
Reduce Skiing Injuries? pg.223
Tyrolia Recalled- What To Do If You Own Them pg.231
What the Terms Mean- Binding Jargon Translations pg.239
Kid's Stuff- High Tech, High Prices and Hot Looks pg.241

October 1988 Vacation Planner
Wish You Were Here? Pictorial on Great Moments in Ski
Vacationing by Lauren Bernstein pg.42
Hot 33- What's Making a Hit at the Most Popular Resorts
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.51
Tagging Along With Teens- A Parent's Primer for Avoiding
"Lame" Behavior by Lois Friedland pg.60
Ski America's Top Guns- Industry Insiders Rank N. America's
Top Ski Resorts by I. William Berry pg.66
Comeback Resorts- Where Skiers Check in Over and Over Again
Also: 5 Resorts Coming On Strong by Ken Castle pg.71
Flying High—Ski Air Travel, Lost Luggage, Airline Terms
by Abby Rand pg.78
Airport Survival Guide- Travel, Coping With Flight Delays,
Cancellations and Closures. Plus: Concourse Resources:
Survival Techniques for Major Ski Airports 
by Randy Johnson pg.84
Continental Two-Step- Team Skiing with One of Europe's
Grand Capitals. Also: Charting Travel Time from Ski Resort
to City: War Games in the Lift Queues by Lauren Bernstein pg.106
Get- Around Guide to Europe- Everything You Need To Know
To See and Ski with Ease on the Continent. Plus: France is Still 
A Bargain, Ski Rack Rental Rates, the Toll of Euro Driving
by Lauren Bernstein pg.127
Something to Write Home About- A Postal Peek at SKI's Most
Memorable Ski Days of 1988 pg.136
The Toughest Reps in the West by Charlie Meyers pg.170
How Accommodating! Sound Advice on Getting the Right Home
Away From Home. Plus: Lodging Lingo, Inside Info on
Condo Living. by Abby Rand pg.176
Holidays on Skis- by Ken and Cathy Castle with Andrew Slough pg.212
Ski Vacation Sampler- Selection of Travel by Ken Castle pg.221
Ski the Exotics- by Abby Rand pg.238
20 Ways to Ski Like a King (On a Tramp's Budget) 
by Lois Friedland pg.253
In the Bag- Ski Bags by Susan McCoy pg.28
Rack Facts- A Directory of Ski Rack Suppliers by Tonya Dakin pg.32
Ranking Ski America- How Well US and Canadian Resorts Rate
by I. William Berry pg.181
Where To Pick a Package- Complete List of Ski Tour Operators
and the Destinations They Serve Worldwide Plus: Planning 
Your Vacation on Your Home Computer pg.203
by Susan Rosenthal pg.250

November 1988 Missing

December 1988
Around the World on Skis- Photo Essay and Text by Ned Gillette pg.38
India Jones and the Srinagar Shortswing- Heliskiing the Himalayas
with Sylvain Saudan by Peter Shelton pg.46
Ten Hut! Blazing the Tele-Warpath from Aspen to Vail on the
10th Mountain Trail by Seth Masia pg.62
Seven Days, Nine Valleys- Alpine Touring in France's Nine 
Valleys by Ilse Prevot and Miles Jaffe pg.77
Monashee Madness- Tree Skiing in the British Columbia Rockies
by Seth Masia pg.87
A Year of Skiing Adventurously- Month by Month Catalog of
Exotic Ski Trips by Gordon Whiltsie pg.95
Child's Play- Father and Son Expedition through Vail's Fantasyland
on Skis, Colorado Ski Areas by Gordon Whiltsie pg.123
Anything But Placid- Lake Placid, New York by Brian Gleeson pg.141
Loving Louise- Canadian Lake Louise, Ski Areas
by Dick Needham pg.163
How Sweet It Was- Diary of a Killington Weekend Diehard
by Bob Rudolph pg.236

January 1989
The Fear Factor- (How to Overcome It) by Stu Campbell Plus:
Fear Forum: How Skiers Cope by Katy Koontz pg.97
Pointers:
Keep Your Knee On A Leash pg.65
Chase Those Boots pg.115
Stand Tall in Gates pg.119
Shape Up In Your Bathroom Mirror pg.152
Pop Those Beach Balls pg.160
Chute-Out In Chamonix- Mt. Blanc, French Alps by Seth Masia,
Plus: Europe's Longest Run by Lauren Bernstein pg.58
Swiss Family Sterling- Can SKI's Last Run First Lady Leave 
Hometown Aspen and Find Happiness in the Swiss Alps?
by Martie Sterling pg.122
The Aspen Chronicles- A Tale of so Much More than a Ski Resort
by I. William Berry Plus: Aspen's Christmas of the Stars
by Jay Cowan pg.154
Cruisers and Bruisers- Cruising and Shredding, Where Do Your 
Loyalties Lie? by Seth Masia pg.109
Hi, Brid- The Future of Boot Design Plus: The Fitting Shop:
Eliminating Heel Lift, Foot Slop by Jeff Rich pg.141
Wearable Art- Art For Your Body, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.170
First to the Finish- NCSA Ski Racing by Ed Pitoniak pg.176
The Great Insurance Fallout- The Real Costs of the "Liability Crisis"
Aftermath Are Being Measured in Loss of Fredom as well as
Dollars by I. William Berry Plus: Dick Penniman, P.I. 
by Jim Petersen; Apres- Ski Is Risky Business, Too 
by Al Race pg.41
Making Tracks With...Bruno Gouvy- Interview with French
Daredevil Who Snowboarded Switzerland's Three Killer 
Peaks-In 10 Hours by Lauren Bernstein pg.148

February 1989
The World Comes to Vail- After 40 Year Absence the World 
Championships Come Back to America by Charlie Meyers pg.27
World Championship Notebook- Forecasting the Favorites
Plus: Pat's Picks- Who'll Medal at Vail by Patrick Lang pg.32
Who's Who on the US Ski Team pg.34
Down to Business- Can the US Ski Team Come Back from the 
Calgary Debacle? In Depth Look at What's Being Done
by Ed Pitoniak pg.37
Ski Team Stalag- The Most Gruelling Drycamp In History
by Tom Lippert pg.42
The Gold of Old- The Way It Was at America's Last World 
Championships in 1950 Aspen by Martie Sterling pg.45
On Course- Dissection of the Downhill Courses. Plus: Foldout
Portrait of the Vail/ Beaver Creek Courses and the Challenges
Facing the Racers by Seth Masia pg.48
La Bomba: Encore Gold? Former Olympic Champ Takes a Candid 
look At His Successor Alberto Tomba by Phil Mahre pg.58
A Vail Almanac- Local Minutia by Greg Trinker pg.60
Annie Gets Her Guns- A $70 Million Development Program Arms
the Queen of Quebec Skiing for Regal Times Ahead
by Dick Needham pg.73
Crystal Clear- Crystal Mt. by Michael Kiefer pg.106
Snowsnake Repellent- for All- Mountain, All- Condition Skiers
by Stu Campbell pg.62
Pointers:
Free Skiing pg.41
When It's Steep, Reach Deep pg.90
Save An Edge pg.96
Make a Hand/ Head Triangle in Moguls pg.101
Suction Turns for Mogul Control pg.111
Dear Sirs- Mailbag of Letters to a Ski Company- It Wishes Were 
Never Delivered by Fred Clough pg.85
Hannes Schneider Arrives- A Golden Anniversary Remembrance
Plus: Mt. Cranmore 50 Years Later by L. Dana Gatlin pg.88

March 1989
The Kitz' Meow- Alpine Town by Abby Rand pg.24
An Old Fashioned Alta-Tude—Utah Ski Areas by Peter Shelton pg.94
Mini Clinic- Tips To Break Your Bump Slump, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.84
Pointer:
Lock Into A Better Arm Position pg.92
Cap'n Dole of the Ski Patrol- The Man Who Could Have Been Rudy
Vallee by Gretchen Besser pg.36
Bum's Rush- Kirk Westover May Be the Avatar of Every Skier's 
Fantasy by Susan McCoy pg.65
Eay Slider- Hazy memories of Flower Power Skiing from a 
Woodstock Generation Veteran by James Tabor pg.70
Making Tracks With...Ernie Blake- Tsar of Taos by Dick Needham pg.86

September 1989 Buyer's Guide-1990
New Boards for 'Boomers- High Performance Boards for the
Non-Racers by Seth Masia pg.37
SKI's Golden Rule for Ski Length by Seth Masia pg.38
In-Shop Inspection Checks by Seth Masia pg.58
What the Terms Mean by Seth Masia pg.84
Tried and True Return Like New- Boots by Jeff Rich 
and Steve Cohen pg.151
In Search of Bigfoot- Boot Models for Big/ Little/ Wide/ Narrow
Feet by Jeff Rich pg.178
Moving Toward Mondopoint- Boot Sizing System by Jeff Rich pg.193
What the Terms Mean- Boots pg.194
Meet Your Feet- Heel To Toe Guide for Fitting by Jeff Rich pg.198
Fruits of Battle- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.207
What's for Din? Reference Chart to DIN Binding Release Values
for Your Weight and Ability pg.210
IDS: A Systems Approach- Tyrolia by Seth Masia pg.222
What the Terms Mean- Bindings pg.227
Saddle Up! Children's Gear by Christi Northrop pg.269
Buy, Swap, Rent, Lease or Borrow? Options for Kids When they
Outgrow their Gear by Christi Northrop pg.275
SKI's Golden Rule for Kid's Ski Length by Christi Northrop pg.280
Wild Things- New Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.115
Oh, the Shape You're In- What Exercise Won't Fix, the Right 
Clothing Will by Susan McCoy pg.135
Get Pole-Arized- Poles by Eric Rothenberg pg.253
Holy Good Sights! Goggles by Eric Rothenberg pg.255
Hands Down Favorites- Gloves by Susan Rosenthal pg.262
Trouble Vision- Lens Protection and Glass vs. Polycarbonate
Lenses by Susan Rosenthal pg.266
Symbol System Gear Guide- For Ski, Boot and Bindings
by Ed Pitoniak pg.32
Big Year for the Board Bunch- Snowboarding Sleds, Shoes and 
Slopes by Ed Pitoniak pg.94
The Great Bump and Grind, You Can Go Home Again Strip Trip-
Annual Ski Industry Trade Bash by Fred Clough pg.98
What Skiing Really Needs...Ski Products We'd Love to See, But
Probably Never Will by Jeff Blumenfeld pg.146
Pump You Up- Report on Ski Fitness Machines by Ed Pitoniak pg.228

October 1989
The Survey Says- SKI's Readers Tell Which North American
Resorts Are Tops by Reade Bailey pg.94
Regional Best- Rankings of the Top Weekend and Day Areas
in Your Region pg.107
Opening Daze- Diary of Opening Day at Six Western Ski Resorts
by Jeannie Patton pg.48
What Price Powder? Heliskiing and Directory of Heli-ski Services
by Peter Shelton pg.58
Fly or Drive: Weighing the Options- Time Advantages, Hassles 
and Risks? by Gary Stoller pg.80
Best Bashes in Ski Country- Combing the Greatest Snow and Shows 
on Earth by Lois Friedland pg.85
Stars and Secrets- European Ski Destinations, Ski Areas
by Lauren Bernstein pg.117
Ski Vacation Quickies- When You Have Only Three or Four Days 
to Spare by Ken and Kathy Castle pg.175
Playing the Package Game- Ski Vacations by Sarah Hoff pg.189
Ski Lottery- What Would You Do With 100,000 Ski Dollars? pg.197
The Second Time Around- Mont Tremblant, Canada
by Martie Sterling pg.200
How Good Were the Good Old Days? by Charlie Meyers pg.212
When Your Skis Absolutely, Positively Have to Be There- Mailing
Your Gear by Charlie Meyers pg.82
(Cut Rate) Room at the Inn- Finance Tips by Gary Stoller pg.90
Room at the Top- New Ideas in Auto-top Ski Transportation
by Laura Ann Kamm pg.198
One Call Does It All- Booking Reservations by Susan Rosenthal and
Tonya Dakin pg.219
The Hidden Costs of Car Rental- The Money You Spend on CDW's,
LDW's and Ski Racks May Cover the Cost of a Multi Day
Lift Ticket by Gary Stoller pg.222
11 Easy Pieces- Skier Luggage by Susan McCoy pg.224
Bunk 'N' Biscuit- Bed and Breakfast Lodging by Katy Koontz pg.228
North or South? How Ski and Beach Vacations Compare by Cost
by Randy Johnson pg.230
Putting It All Together- List of Ski Tour Operators and Their 
Destinations by Laura Ann Kamm pg.234

November 1989
Ski Across America- Ski Trip From Maine to California
by Andy Slough pg.84
The Ends of America- Hawaii and Alaska by Ken Castle pg.114
Big Sky's the Limit- Montana Resorts by Jeannie Patton pg.188
Busman's Holiday- Where Ski Area Bigwigs Would Ski if Their
Area Closed by Lois Friedland pg.220
Henry Higgins I Ain't- Could Vic Braden be Our Henry Higgins?
by Steve Cohen pg.77
Fear Factor II- How to Overcome Skiing Fears, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.161
Mini Clinic- Three Steps to Making Better Turns in Crud,
Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.218
The Turn Crew- Tests on 21 New Slalom Skis by Seth Masia pg.52
Instant Replay- Transforming Any Ski Outfit Into Many Looks
by Susan McCoy pg.192
The Road Handlers- Four Wheel Drive Vehicles by John Lamm pg.200
Front Comes Center- Front Entry Boots on the Rise
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.230
Bindings Bound to Please- by Seth Masia pg.254
Pros on the Go- Phil, Edvin, Ove by Peter Shelton pg.141
Purple Bangs and Fast Times at Incline High- NCSA Finals
by Laurel Hilde pg.155
SKIWEE: Just for Kids- Guide to SKIWEE Games pg.261

December 1989
The Ultimate Skiing Family- The Bednars by Al Race pg.106
Where Kids Ski Free- Where Kids Ski and Lodge for Free on Family 
Vacations by Lois Friedland pg.115
Kids-Eye View- Skiing Sure Looks Different When You're Only 
3 1/2 Feet Tall by John Alderson pg.118
Where Kids Are King- SKI's Children's Skiing Experts Rate 
Ski Areas From Maine To Alaska by Christi Northrop pg.128
Kids Speak Out- About Skiing by Kathy Castle pg.152
The Hand-Me-Down Blues (and Reds and Neons)- Children's
Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.195
Shopping For a Kids Shop- Best Fit and Best Advice is Crucial to
Your Child's Enjoyment by Susan McCoy pg.195
Ski Adventures in Babysitting by Lois Friedland pg.245
Still Skiing Across America- American Ski Odyssey 
by Andy Slough pg.46
Far East Feast- Five New Bowls at Vail, Colorado, Ski Areas
by Charlie Meyers pg.88
Fast Times on Baldy- Sun Valley's Quicker Transport, Earl Holding
by Seth Masia pg.196
The Last Great Unspoiled Resort- Grand Targhee 
by Gordon Whiltsie pg.238
Light 'N' Lively- 20 Cruisers, Ski Report by Seth Masia pg.72
Where Have All the Buckles Gone? Boots, Plus:Ins and Outs of Boot 
Canting by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.92
Small Wonders- Children's Clothing by Susan McCoy pg.146
The Road Handlers II- Four Wheel Drive Vehicles, Cars 
by John Lamm pg.246
The Teenage Skiwolf- Technique, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.156
Rearing a Ski Racer- Parenting a Young Ski Racer by Chip Woods pg.202
Pointers:
Move Up and Out, Not Just Up pg.59
Pour a Cool One pg.62
The Sierra Sombrero pg.80
Search for the Inside Edge pg.200
Twist on Trays pg.234
Cut the Humpback Down to Size pg.236
Great Women of the Great West- Roma, Edna and Rhoda- 
Grandes Dames of Western Skiing by Susan Vreeland pg.219
Making Tracks With Stump and Company- Skiing's Hot New 
Filmmaker and His Extreme Skiing Crew by James Tabor pg.228

1990's

January 1990 FutureSki
The Sprawl-American Ski Resort (In the Next Decade Expect
Expansion of Current Ski Areas, Not the Development of
New Resorts by Charlie Meyers pg.50
At Your Service- High-Tech Hospitality at Resorts
by Lois Friedland pg.54
You Can Get There From Here- in Some Miraculous Ways
Plus: The Comfort Zone by Ken Castle pg.62
Systems Approach- Look for Lighter Skis, Custom Molded Boots,
and Electronic Bindings all Designed to Work Together
Plus: Snowboarding: Brakes, Training Wheels and Charles
Lindbergh by Seth Masia pg.72
Wear and Dare- Ski Apparel, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.73
Yen and the Art of Ski Racing- Future Ski Competition May 
Revolve Around the Dollar by Ed Pitoniak pg.78
Class Acts- Ski Instruction of the Future May Be Made to Order
by Stu Campbell pg.80
Into the Looking Glass- We Have Seen the Future and It Wears a 
Familiar Face by Jeannie Patton Also: Ski Windham: Base 
Lodge of the Future—Today? by Reade Bailey pg.84
The Heat Is On- Global Warming and the Greenhouse Effect
Plus: Putting Out the Fire by Seth Masia pg.90
Those Hazy, Crazy Eighties- The Good, the Bad and the Rad from
the Decade Past by Steve Cohen pg.94
Eine Kleine Skimusik- Austria's Salzburg, Ski Areas 
by Andrew Slough pg.104
The Park City Oscars- The US Film Festival by Robert Seidenberg pg.114
Four Faces of Summit County- Denver's Front Range Resorts,
Colorado Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.186
Terrain and Technique- Become an All- Terrain Skier, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.172
All-Terrain All Stars- Report on All- Terrain Skis by Seth Masia pg.133
Home for the Holidays- Holiday Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.180
Doctor Shred- Father of Snowboarding Jake Burton by James Tabor pg.98
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.101

February 1990
To Russia With Skis- Soviet Skiing by Andrew Slough pg.34
Single in Sun Valley- Romance and Skiing by Jay Cowan pg.60
The Other Colorado- Ski Areas, Resorts, Travel by James Tabor pg.98
Bump Like the Big Boys- Mogul Skiing, Instruction 
by Stu Campbell pg.93
Wonders For Women- Report on Women's Boots Plus: Cuff Fix-Its
for Narrow and Wide Calves by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.108
Take the Money and Race...Or Bump- The US Pro Ski Tour Surges
With a Million Dollar Bonus, European Races and...
Ingemar? by Reade Bailey pg.54
The Conductor- Boss of US Ski Racing Howard Peterson
by Ed Pitoniak pg.73
The Heroes of Winter Park- The US Disabled Ski Team World
Championships by Martie Sterling Plus: Winter Park 
Turns 50 by Christi Northrop and Eric Rothenberg pg.78
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.65

March 1990
24 Hours on the Come- Reno Apres-Ski by James R. Petersen pg.43
Going Easy at Jackson Hole- It's Now Black and Blue, Ski Areas
by Charlie Meyers pg.77
A Wizened Warrior and His Wampum Transform Squaw- Once
a Victim of Alexander Cushing's Neglect, Squaw Valley May 
Soon Be the Benefactors of His Greatest Visions, California 
Ski Areas by Gordon Wiltsie pg.88
Tough Enough- Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.80
Ice Station Odyssey- In Search of a Seven Continent Ski Record
in Antarctica by Tom Hayes pg.28
Fiftysomething- All About "Seasoned" Skiers by Dick Needham pg.60
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.57

September 1990 Buyer's Guide
And Now for Something Completely Different- Not Since the 
Sixties Have Skis Yielded So Much That's Truly New
by Seth Masia pg.57
Skis: F.Y.I.-
Symbol System Gear Guide pg.52
The Big Carve pg.92
Who's Playing Your Tune? pg.100
Ski Tech pg.116
What the Terms Mean pg.125
A Refined Old Time- Boot Comfort, Fit and Performance
Get Renewed Emphasis by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.139
Boots: F.Y.I.-
Making the Size Switch pg.153
The Heat is On pg.159
Boot Tech pg.162
Retro-Flow pg.170
What the Terms Mean pg.183
Hues as News- Colorful Bindings by Seth Masia pg.197
Bindings: F.Y.I.-
What's For Din? pg.198
What the Terms Mean pg.207
A Time for Style- New Skiwear Looks for the Nineties, Fashion
by Susan McCoy pg.223
Skiwear: F.Y.I.-
Questions Asked Most About Skiwear pg.238
Flick Your Stick- How to Select Proper Length and Fit in Ski Poles
by Eric Rothenberg pg.242
Visible Means of Support- Ski Goggle Technology by Reade Bailey pg.248
Through the Looking Glasses- New Use Categories for Sunglass
Selection by Susan Rosenthal pg.252
Helping Hand- Questions Asked Most About Sizing and Selecting 
Ski Gloves by Susan Rosenthal pg.256
When Kids Talk- New Children's Ski Gear by Christi Northrop pg.214
Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On- What Industry Consolidation Means 
to You and Your Wallet by Ken Castle, Finance pg.45
SKI's Yellow Pages- Who, What, Where to Call For Your Ski 
Questions by Eric Rothenberg pg.264

October 1990
Top of the Charts- SKI's Readers Choices for America's Best
Ski Resorts by Reade Bailey pg.56
Regional Best- Rankings of the Top Weekend and Day Areas
in Your Region pg.81
Europe's Stars and Secrets:
Italy: Cortina- On the Trail of Hemingway by Andrew Slough
Val Gardena- Gardena of Eden by Ken Castle pg.84
Venice: Gateway to the Dolomites pg.100
Austria: Lech by Charlie Meyers
Ischgl by Gordon Wiltsie pg.102
Switzerland: Zermatt- Shadow of the Matterhorn
by Lauren Bernstein
Villars- Bygone Charms Live On Today
by James Tabor pg.116
France: Alpe d'Huez- Island in the Sun by Kathy Kronick
Isola 2000- From Ski to Shining Sea
by Martie Sterling pg.132
Hot Hotels- A Holiday at the Inn Was Never Like This
by Kathy and Ken Castle, Lois Friedland, Bob Hollingsworth,
Jeannie Patton and Ed Pitoniak pg.144
Great Ski Towns for NonSkiers by Kathy Castle, Lois Friedland
and L. Dana Gatlin pg.161
The Jaded Skier- Dozens of Ski Country Diversions for the Jaded 
Skier by Lauren Bernstein pg.178
The Great Ski Country Drives- Photographs of 670 Miles of the 
Most Spectacular Parts of Ski Country by Brooks Dodge, 
Alec Pytlowany, Rod Walker and Gordon Wiltsie pg.218
High Times, Low Rent- Can Meg Find Luxury at Flinty Cannon, NH?
Can Randy Pinch Pennies at Cushy Stratton, Vt.? Anything is 
Possible by Meg Lukens and Randy Johnson pg.234
Travel Service
F.Y.I.- Deals and Discounts, Airline Travel Advice, Time
Saving Tips and Latest news from Ski Country
by Lauren Bernstein pg.41
One Call Does It All- For Skiers Who Want It All But Don't Want to 
Arrange It Themselves, Call a One-Stop Shopping Number
by Julie Naughton, Travel, Vacation pg.228
Dream Merchants- Directory of Ski Vacation Packagers
by Julie Naughton pg.242
Poolside Attractions- Swimwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.154
No Net Loss of Wetlands- President Bush Endorses Times Mirror 
Magazines' Drive to Preserve the Nation's Wetlands pg.36
Regional Bonus:
New Deals: Eastern Ski Areas are Realizing the Services they 
Provide are as Important as the Facilities they Build
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.4E
Class Action: At Killington's Instructors School, Everyone is 
Class Conscious by Susan Rosenthal pg.12E
Swap Till You Drop: Ski Swaps by James Tabor pg.19E

November 1990
The Artful Skier- Turn on Your Sensors and Tune in Your Senses
to a New Mountain Experience by Peter Shelton pg.42
10 Steps to a Better Ski Lesson- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.121
Less Edge= More Fun- Gates, Bumps and Easy Terrain
Technique by Stu Campbell pg.202
Salt Lake Smorgasbord- The Best of Utah, Travel, Ski Areas
by Lois Friedland pg.54
Maine Attraction- Sugarloaf Mountain, Ski Areas by L. Dana Gatlin pg.78
Topless to Bottomless- Alpine Meadows Weekend, Ski Areas
by Jeannie Patton pg.105
Skiing Safari- Big Terrain in France's Portes du Soleil 
by Gordon Wiltsie, Ski Areas pg.158
Lone Star State Lassos the Lake- Can 660 Texas Ski Clubbers Find 
Happiness in Tahoe? by L. Dana Gatlin Plus: Clubs that Ski 
Religiously by Martie Sterling, And: A 1990-91 Ski Club Trip
Sampler pg.182
Turn It Up!- Slalom Skis Test, From Classic to Cutting Edge
by Seth Masia pg.86
Double Duty- Skiing's Flip Side, the Part that Makes a Ski Vacation
A Winter Vacation by Susan McCoy pg.110
Top Guns- Report on Boots, Muscle Boots by Jeff Rich 
and Steve Cohen pg.136
The Boot Docters- by Jeff Rich pg.152
Ski- Better Bindings- Report by Seth Masia pg.170
Tough Enough- Four Wheel Drive Vehicles, Cars by John Lamm pg.204
Children of Paradise- Aspen's Children of the Sixties by Jay Cowan pg.70
Regional Bonus:
Sweet Dreams- Massachusetts Ski Hill and Inner City Kids
by Eric Rothenberg pg.1E
Lessons in the Fast Lane- Mount Snow Workshops
by Reade Bailey pg.10E
Burke to the Future- Vermont Ski Area by James Tabor pg.16E
Good Eats- Dining Out In Ski Country pg.22E
and pg.35E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.28E
His Business is Fun- Steve Lathrop by Meg Lukens pg.29E
NASTAR Notes- 1989-90 Lite NASTAR Finals pg.36E

December 1990
When Price Is the Object- Expensive Skiwear, Fashion 
by Susan McCoy pg.92
Dressing for Success- A Seven Month Ski Expedition Across
Antarctica Gives New Meaning to the Term "Dress for 
Success" by Susan McCoy pg.102
The Wild Bunch- Test Report on 23 Designer Favorite Skis
by Seth Masia pg.104
Ladies' Choice- New Women's Boots by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.176
The Brawlers- Luxury Four Wheel Drive Vehicles, Cars
by John Lamm pg.244
Love At 30- Something- Skier Andy Mill and Tennis Queen
Chris Evert by Charlie Meyers pg.42
The Chill Is Gone- Reliving the Teenage Memories and Encounters 
of a First Ski Trip by Andrew Slough pg.64
Ski Country Beer Test- Great New Ski Beers Are Being Brewed
by Ed Pitoniak pg.133
Mastering the Masters- Reporter Attempts Masters Racing
by Seth Masia pg.230
The Ski Town Art Mart- Primer to Buying and Browsing Ski
Country Art by Ed Pitoniak pg.236
Is Skiing for Real?- A Counter- Culturist Complains that Skiing
Isn't From this World by Ray Davis pg.288
Life Is a Carnival! Stowe, Vermont in January by Andrew Slough pg.81
France's 5 Ring Circus- Guide to the 1992 Winter Olympics
by Andrew Slough pg.152
Stellar Attraction- Northstar-at-Tahoe, California Earns Star Status
With Skiing Families by Seth Masia pg.223
The Best Ski Pointers of All Time- Tips from the Past that Can 
Work for You Today by Stu Campbell pg.54
The Way Women Ski by Stu Campbell pg.188
Regional Bonus:
News Watch- Ski People, Events pg.1E
Little Big Valley- Holiday Valley, New York, Ski Areas
by Terry Shearn pg.2E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.7E
and pg.27E
Good Eats- Dining out In Ski Country pg.7E & 36E
She Does It Her Way- Betsy Pratt and Mad River Glen
by James Tabor pg.8E
The Night Stuff by Al Race pg.18E
Massanutten Makes Its Move- Virginia Ski Area 
by Randy Johnson pg.29E

January 1991
Addiction Deer Valley, Ski Areas by Lauren Berstein pg.46
Bittersweet Sugarbush- Victim of Turnstile Management Rebounds 
with Renewed Vision by Al Race pg.64
Idaho's 'Other' Experience- Schweitzer, Ski Areas 
by Robert Seidenberg pg.174
A Ski Country Christmas- Holiday Photo Album by Martie Sterling pg.33
Haaaa-Irs Plake!- Cliff Jumping Glen Plake by Andrew Slough pg.54
Skis for the Steep and Deep- Report on Powder Skis by Seth Masia pg.82
Boot Buffet- Beginner and Intermediate Models Report 
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.112
Red Alert- Christmas Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.166
Debunking Powder Myths- by Stu Campbell pg.109
Six Days in Alpine Hell- Le Grand Defi and Powder Purgatory
by Andrew Slough pg.141
A Conservation Agenda for the Outdoors- How You Can Make Your
Voice Heard pg.17
Regional Bonus:
89 and Skiing Fine- Lloyd Lambert profile by L. Dana Gatlin pg.1E
Base Hit- Ski Windham, New York Ski Areas 
by Eric Rothenberg pg.4E
Meister Madness- Stowe, Vermont's Wintermeister Challenge
by Jan Reynolds pg.10E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.16E
Nightscene- Apres-Ski pg.17E
Newswatch pg.17E
Catskill's Meow- Plattekill Mountain Ski Bowl
by Greg Brown pg.20E

February 1991
A Championship Season- The Nineties Will Be A Decade of Great 
Ski Events pg.34
Alpine: A Saalbach Circus- World Class Show by James Tabor pg.36
Freestyle: Bump and Grind in Lake Placid- by Reade Bailey pg.46
The Richest People in Skiing- 23 US Entrepreneurs Who Made 
Their Favorite Pastime Pay Off by Dan Rottenberg pg.60
Dream Team- by James Tabor pg.80
Benevolently B.C.- Canada Ski Areas by Gordon Wiltsie pg.72
The Big Ticket- Keystone, Colorado, Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.94
Natural Alternatives- Parkas, Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.88
Pointers:
Snap to Attention Between Turns, Peel the Banana From 
the Top pg.56
Building Explosive Power and Angulation Turns pg.84
Regional Bonus:
SKI Magazine's Family Vacation by Steve Cohen pg.1E
Racing for Christa- Waterville Valley Cause 
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.11E
March 1991
First Families- Six Famous Families and How they Grew Through 
Skiing by Dick Needham pg.35
Gimme a Break! College Students' Ski Trip pg.68
Takeoff at Telluride- Willa Sleepy Colorado Mountain Town 
become America's Largest Ski Resort? by Charlie Meyers pg.57
The Powder Hounds- Powder- Proof Wraps, Fashion, Skiwear
by Susan McCoy pg.82
Mini Clinic- How to Ski Like a World Cup Coach, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.64
Pointer:
The Tell-Tale Stick pg.94

April 1991
Beginner's Guide to Bend- Oregon Sports Eden by Steve Cohen pg.18
Making Tracks with Klaus Obermeyer- Skiwear Mogul
by Meg Lukens pg.31
SKI's 1991 Ski Bum of the Year- Killington 'Shredhead'
Linda Seader by Susan McCoy pg.37
Behind the Scenes at Saalbach by Dick Needham pg.42
The Up & Comers- Next Year's Gear by Seth Masia pg.44
Backcountry Boutique- Colorado's Berthoud Pass, Skiing with a 
Safety Net by Lois Friedland and Charlie Meyers pg.65
Americanskis Take on Eastern Europe- Ski Resorts, Apres-Ski
by Martie Sterling pg.68
Closing Daze- Late Season Skiing in the Rockies, Colorado Ski
Areas by Jeannie Patton pg.74
Mini Clinic- Gliding on Skis is the Key to Smoother Turns,
Instruction, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.94
Environmental Quality: Your Role- Michael Deland, Chairman
of the Council on Environmental Quality Challenges us to
Become "Nature's Advocates" pg.10

September 1991 (Annual Buyer's Guide)
Brining In the Sheaths- Caps, 'Coques, Sheaths, Internal Damping,
Faster Bases and Budget Performance Skis- New for '92
by Seth Masia pg.55
Skis: F.Y.I.- What the Terms Mean pg.88
Questions You Ask pg.101
The Evolutionary War- A Series of Small Developments Have 
Created a Revolution in Ski Boot Fit and Performance
by Jeff Rich with Eric Rothenberg and Steve Cohen pg.104
Boots: F.Y.I.- What the Terms Mean pg.142
Home Rx for Boot Maladies pg.146
Questions You Ask pg.150
Sole Issue- Flexible Bindings by Seth Masia pg.219
Bindings: F.Y.I.- Questions You Ask pg.222
What the Terms Mean pg.226
Mountain Savvy, City Style- Parkas, Skiwear, Fashion 
by Susan McCoy pg.188
Hangtag 101- Quick- Reference Quide to Skiwear Technology pg.204
Wheel Life- Inside the World of In-Line Skating pg.228
Mind Goggling- Stylish, No-Fog Goggles by Eric Rothenberg pg.256
Glove Affair- by Eric Rothenberg pg.262
Glass Action- Eyeglasses for All Fun in the Sun
by Eric Rothenberg pg.268
Pole Position- Eight Pairs on Review by Eric Rothenberg pg.272
No Kidding Around- Shopping For Junior's Gear
by Christi Northrop pg.243
Head Master of the Metal Ski- A Remembrance of Howard Head
by Christina L. Wray pg.45
A Rocky Road for Skiing- Bad Skiing Weather and Financial 
Doldrums Have Been Harmful to Ski Equipment and Skiwear
Manufacturers but Are Helpful to the Buyer this Season
by Marianne Bhonslay pg.50
The History Boards- The SKI Test Team Test Drives the All-Time
Breakthrough Skis by Seth Masia pg.92
Skiing By the Numbers- Statistical Look at What We Buy and How
We Ski by Steve Cohen pg.152
Lazy Skier's Guide to Home Maintenance- Sqeezing More Mileage
From Your Gear by Seth Masia, Susan McCoy and Jeff Rich pg.157
Is Your Gear a Candidate for Divorce?- Incompatible Skis and Boots
Can Ruin Your Skiingby Seth Masia pg.181
Skiing's 6 Most Common Hangups- and Why they Might Not Be 
Your Fault by Doud Buteux pg.218

October 1991 (Ski Vacation Planner)
Chart Toppers- Reader's Picks of Top North American Resorts
by Reade Bailey pg.44
Europe's Fabulous Four: In Every Alpine Country, One Resort
Captures the Essence of the Nation the Best pg.183
Wengen, Switzerland- The Village Where Ski Racing Was 
Born by Charlie Meyers pg.184
Courmayeur, Italy- by Andrew Slough pg.192
Val D'Isere, France by Lauren Bernstein pg.200
St. Anton, Austria- by Dick Needham pg.208
America's Best Ski Runs- by Lauren Berstein pg.81
All For the Family- Family Ski Lodges by Peter Shelton pg.90
Jaded Skier- Some Extraordinary Adventures for the Burned Out 
Skier by Lauren Berstein pg.101
The Vanishing Lift Ticket- May Become Extinct by L. Dana Gatlin pg.142
Tales of the Trail- How Weirdly Named Trails Got Their Names
by Katy Koontz pg.158
FYI- Deals and Discounts, Airline Travel Advice, and Time-Saving 
Tips by Lauren Bernstein pg.69
Dream Merchants- Directory of Ski Vacation Packagers
by Betty Escorcia pg.229
One Call Does It All- Resorts by Betty Escorcia pg.241
Paper Recycling: Fact from Fiction- A Call for Education on a 
Potential Environmental Problem pg.41

November 1991
92 Greatest Ski Bargains for '92- by Lois Friedland pg.39
What's the Weather?- How Forecasters Predict and Mis-Predict the
Winter Weather by Elbert Friday, Ph.D. pg.119
The Greatest Lift on Earth- Chamonix's Aiguille du Midi Tram
by Andrew Slough pg.182
Road Warrior- A Traveling Ski Rep's Life by Andrew Slough pg.208
Summit County Toughens Up- Breckenridge, Copper and Keystone
Colorado, Ski Areas by James Tabor pg.94
The Modernization of Mt. Snow- Fountain Mountain and Sky Car
by Meg Lukens pg.124
Sunshine, You Are My Sunshine- Alberta's Sunshine Village,
Canada Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.138
The All-Terrain Gang- Report on Skis by Seth Masia pg.60
The Pricebusters!- Report on 13 Boot Models That are Easy on the
Wallet by Jeff Rich, Eric Rothenberg and Steve Cohen pg.80
Bindings For The Way You Ski by Sth Masia pg.130
4's With More- Report on Skier Friendly Four Wheel Drive
Vehicles by John Lamm pg.154
Holiday in Vermont- Stratton, Vt. Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.200
How the World Turns- Interski, SKi Teaching, Descends on
St. Anton by James Tabor pg.192
Regional Bonus:
Stately Promise- Gore Mountain, New York by Greg Brown pg.1E
Members Only- Ski Areas Where Everyone's Welcome to Join
by Ed Pitoniak pg.10E
Good Eats- Ski Country's Great Restaurants pg.14E
Feeding the Fever- New England's Culinary Institute's on
and off the Slopes by Sandy MacDonald pg.35E
Can Do Lady of Cranmore- Marilyn Miller Who Runs Mt. 
Cranmore, New Hampshire by L. Dana Gatlin pg.40E

December 1991
Quick Sticks- Report on 22 New Slalom Skis by Seth Masia pg.84
4's with More:II- Report on Four-Wheel Drive Vehicles 
by John Lamm pg.136
Rack Attack- Multi Sport Rack Systems, Car Racks 
by Christina L. Wray pg.152
Doubling Up- Expert Boots by Jeff Rich pg.181
Tundra!- Glacier Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.218
Romance in Ski Country- SKI's Recipes for Romance
by Martie Sterling pg.47
Rules of the Road- Rules that Make Skiing Safer and More Fun
for Everyone by Stu Campbell pg.75
Seattle-America's Skiingest City by Gordon Wiltsie pg.58
Yu-Zaw-A!- The Ski Areas of the 21st Century is in Japan
by Ken Castle pg.108
Squaw Without Reservation- Squaw Valley Resort, California Ski 
Areas by Andrew Slough pg.126
The Beav Bags Grouse- Grouse Mtn. and Beaver Creek, Ski Areas
by Jay Cowan pg.239
A Season Long Lesson- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.156
NASTAR: A Skier's Guide to Fun '92 pg.197
Regional Bonus:
Sunday Punch- Maine's Sunday River Ski Resort pg.1E
Good Eats- Ski Country's Best Restaurants pg.14E
Family Matters- At Vermont's Jay Peak, Kids Ski for Free
by Jim Tabor pg.16E
T To the J-Bar- Boston's Blue Hills Ski Area 
by David Goodman pg.30E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.40E

January 1992
Images- 7 Top Photographers' Fantastic Images pg.37
His Business Is Your Fun- USIA President David Ingemie
by James Tabor pg.93
Where Have All the New Ski Resorts Gone? It's Been More than a 
Decade Since a Major US Ski Area Has Been Built. Here's
Why by Seth Masia pg.129
For Those Who Like To Smoke- Test Report on 22 GS Skis 
by Seth Masia pg.50
Step Down- All-Terrain Boots and Tips for Cold Feet by Jeff Rich
and Steve Cohen pg.146
High Voltage!- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.140
Twin Perks- Whistler and Blackcomb, Ski Areas by Jeannie Patton pg.66
Taos is a State of Mind- Ski Areas by Lauren Bernstein pg.98
A Skeptic's Guide to Killington- Vermont Ski Areas by Al Race pg.161
The Season Long Lesson: Part II- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.85
Violating the Public Trust- Uses and Abuses of Public Resources;
Where They Occur and How to Take Action, Conservation,
Environment pg.19
Regional Bonus:
Talk of the Townships- Quebec's Eastern Townships: Bromont,
Owl's Head, Orfordand Sutton by Andrew Slough pg.1E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.11E
Ol' Reliable- Attitash, New Hampshire by Meg Lukens pg.12E

February 1992
Savoie Flair!- Albertville and Alberto Tomba pg.34
And the Winners Will Be... SKI's Picks for Honors at Albertville
by Daniel Green pg.37
Ready to Rumble- The American Women's Racing Team
by Peter Shelton pg.42
The Wild Ones- Albertville's Downhills Will Be the Most Demanding
Olympic Courses Ever by Seth Masia pg.50
Full Medal Jacket- Mogul Skiing's Medal Debut by Reade Bailey pg.56
The Fast Track- Speed Skiing is Now Part of the Olympic
Establishment by Peter Shelton pg.60
King Killy and the Revolution- For France, 1968 was the Best of
Times and the Worst of Times by Seth Masia pg.67
The Video Games- Olympic Television Coverage by Daniel Green pg.76
Big League Prospect- Changes at Solitude, Utah, Ski Areas
by Seth Masia pg.78
Mining Silver- New Ski Area in Idaho's Panhandle by Ken Castle pg.108
The Season Long Lesson- Part III— Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.99
The Breakers- Fun Ski Ties, Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.104
Regional Bonus:
Over the Hump- Camelback, Pennsylvania, Poconos Ski Areas
by Dick Needham pg.1E
The Games Skiers Play- Games of Winter by Eric Rothenberg pg.10E
Good Eats- Top Restaurants in Ski Country pg.15E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.16E

March 1992
High-Tech Snow- Snowmaking and Grooming by Steve Cohen pg.28
Boot Doctors II- Cure for Aching Feet by Jeff Rich pg.48
The Season Long Lesson- Part IV- Get Away from the Hill to Make 
Better Turns, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.60
Urban Cowgirl- A Touch of the Real West by Kathy L. Kronick pg.40
Big is Better in Montana- The Big Mountain by Gordon Wiltsie
Ski Areas pg.52
Big Little Buck- Erich Sailer and Buck Hill, Minnesota, Ski Areas
by Reade Bailey pg.70

April 1992
The Greatest Show on Snow- A Reporter's Diary of the Albertville
Games by Peter Shelton and Daniel Green pg.25
Chewman: 40 and Still Freedogging- Mike Chew, SKI's Ski Bum
of the Year by Susan McCoy pg.55
Life At The Top- Vail Citizens, Colorado by Reade Bailey pg.70
¡Vamonos!- Chile and Argentina Ski Areas by Seth Masia pg.34
7 Countries in 7 Days- European Skiing by Tal Newhart pg.60
Through the Looking Glass- A Preview of Ski Gear for 1993
by Seth Masia and Jeff Rich pg.42
Voting for the Environment- Your Answers to the Opinion Poll Tell
if the Environment will Be An Important Issue at the Polls pg.6

September 1992 (Annual Buyer's Guide)
Skis:
Less Is More- Ski Factories Take a Technology Breather and Look
Back to the Future for Affordable Ski Designs by Seth Masia pg.61
Reports on 71 Ski Models of 1993 pg.64
Golden Rule for Selecting Ski Length pg.62
Why Some Skis Are Name-Deep Only pg.94
What the Terms Mean- Ski Glossary and Brief Course on How Skis 
Are Made pg.96
How Do You Make A Fat Ski Float?- New, Wide Skis by Seth Masia pg.104
Who Cut the G's?- Ski Companies Are Taking the G Out of Giant
Slalom Skis, Now Posing as Recreational Skis. Test Results on
19 Fast, Versatile Skis by Seth Masia pg.118
Boots:
Front and Center- Rear Entry Boots Give Way to Overlaps and 
Hybrids by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.137
Reports on 1993 Boots pg.143
Test Team's Favorite Boots pg.138
Boots For Big and Little Feet pg.142
Making Sense of Boot Sizing pg.148
What the Terms Mean- Boot Glossary and How Boots Are Made pg.169
Custom Fit Innerboots Come of Age pg.172
Bindings:
Step Up to the Plate- Marker's New Selective Control Binding
by Seth Masia pg.225
What the Terms Mean pg.232
Skiwear:
Northern Exposure- Back to Basics with Montana Backdrop
by Susan McCoy pg.197
Cold Shoulders- For Women Skiers, Padding Shoulders is the 90's
Equivalent to Bra-Stuffing by Jessica Maxwell pg.216
Perfect Union- Long Underwear by Susan McCoy pg.222
Accessories:
Thin Is In- Ski Poles by Christina L. Wray pg.241
A Far Sight Better- Goggles by Reade Bailey pg.247
Designs on Warmth- Gloves with Heat Packs by Christina L. Wray pg.253
Specs Appeal- Retro Sunglasses by Reade Bailey pg.257
Junior Gear:
Through the Junior Jungle- Buying Kid's Gear by Christi Northrop pg.263
Kid's Skis Test Results and Report on Gear for 1993 pg.263
1993 Buying Report- Gear and Apparel Prices are Enticing
by Maryanne Bhonslay pg.49
How SKIll-ful Are You?- SKI's SKIll Level Rankings Will Help
You Get the Right Gear and Instruction for Your Ability
by Daniel Green and Steve Cohen pg.56
The Color Purple- Ski Equipment Marketers by Daniel Rosenbaum pg.132
Satisfaction Guaranteed- Ski Companies Stand Behind their Products
by Steve Cohen pg.236

October 1992
America's Top 40- Results of the Fourth Annual Reader's Poll
Ski Resorts by Reade Bailey pg.44
Ranking the Resorts- Categorical Results of N. America's Top 
Resorts, Ski Areas pg.64
Skiing the Cradle of Civilization- Israel, Greece and Rome
Roman Holiday- Terminillo by Lauren Bernstein pg.116
Life and Times in the Promised Land- Mt. Hermon
by Tal Newhart pg.120
Apollo, On Your Right- Parnassus by Ken Castle pg.124
The Best Runs You Never Heard Of- Ski Areas by Lauren Bernstein pg.144
93 Dirt Cheap Bargains for '93- Travel/ Resort Deals
by Lois Friedland pg.157
Rooms At the Top- Ski Country Hotels by Lois Friedland pg.193
The Jaded Skier- Off-The-Beaten-Track Vacation Experiences
by Andrea Rosengarten pg.222
Jacket Required, Skiing Optional- The Palace Hotel in St. Moritz,
Switzerland by Tal Newhart pg.236
FYI- Advice on:
Using Frequent Flyer Miles, Ski Photos Like a Pro, Renting 
Skiwear, Gambling Spots in Ski Country, Beating Hidden 
Hotel Charges, Bonus: Gossip by Andrea Rosengarten pg.90
One-Stop Shopping- Directory of Ski Resort Hotlines
by Bernadette Russelman and Betty Escorcia pg.217
Packing It In- New Cargo Bags and Packing Tips by Susan McCoy pg.234
Glen Plake's Honeymoon Across America- To 50 of America's
Smallest Ski Areas by Andrew Slough pg.68
Regional:
Best of the East- Reader Resort Poll by Reade Bailey pg.2E
Good Eats- Top Restaurants in Ski Country pg.11E
Handling With Care- 62 Year Old Audie Mullings, Ski 
Patroller by Charlie Meyers pg.12E
Senior Spirit- Elder Skiing Adventures by David Goodman pg.26E
Departments:
A Skier's Journal- Me and Dad and a Time Forgotten pg.38
Ski Life- Sex Hits Chairlifts, Aspen Really Turns Hollywood,
Sushi Lures 'em to Hunter pg.31
My Turns- Return to the Slopes After 10 Years pg.42
In Review- Warren Miller's "Steeper and Deeper" pg.220
Last Run- Fitness Plan for Couch Potatoes pg.255
Natural Resources: Can They Be Saved?- Results of Survey Identify
the "Hot Buttons" of Environmental Debate and Americans' 
Attitudes Toward Government Spending, Pollution and
Public Resources pg.21

November 1992
Mottster Haunts Stairway to Heavenly!- Heavenly Valley's Mott 
Canyon, Ski Areas by Robert Seidenberg pg.52
Aspen Wants Real Skiers Back- Attracting More Bodies and Less 
Bodyguards, Colorado by Charlie Meyers pg.185
Foot-Deep and Footlights- Robert Redford, The Great White Way 
Comes to Sundance, Utah, Celebrities by Andrew Slough pg.232
Top Secrets: What Really Works in Bumps- Donna Weinbrecht, 
Wayne Wong, Nelson Carmichael and others' Tips for
Mastering Moguls by Daniel Green pg.97
SKI's SKIll Level Rankings- Equipment Reviews and Instruction 
Tips pg.106
A Dying Breed?- Extreme Skiers' Deaths- Risk Junkies' Faults or
Have High Dollar Sponsorships Turned Extreme skiing into
a Deathtrap? by Andrew Slough pg.128
When America's Skiers Went to War- 50th Anniversary Photo Salute
to the Tenth Mountain Division by Flint Whitlock pg.144
Big White Lies- 29 Untruths About Skiing Edited by Lisa Gosseli pg.154
What's the Big Deal?- Big Value Skis by Seth Masia pg.66
Watch Out Below!- Even the Best Skiers Don't Always Need Top
Model Boots by Jeff Rich pg.166
Get Fleeced- Fleece Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.192
Tough Enough- Four Wheel Drive Utility Vehicles, Also: Winter 
Driving's 7 Deadly Sins by Allen St. John pg.208
Regional:
Racing for the Ceramic Pig- Central New York's College Ski 
Clubs by Paul Hochman pg.1E
A Notch Above- New Hampshire's Bretton Woods, Ski Areas
by Bernadette Russelman pg.14E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.22E
Good Eats- Top Restaurants in Ski Country pg.22E
It's Mueller Time- Tim and Diane Mueller, Okemo Mountain
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.24E
Beginner's Luck- Beginner's Can Learn to Ski For Free, or
at Reduced Rates by Bernadette Russelman pg.32E
Talk(er) of the Town- Owner of What Many Think is Ski
Country's Greatest Saloon, Shamus O'Toole
by Randy Wyrick pg.34E
Departments:
Ski Life- Bad Weather Ravages Ski Country, Prodigy 
Launches Computer Ski Network, A Mouse-Ski-Teer
Goes Skiing pg.27
Your Turns- Bad Ski Behavior pg.40
Outside Edge- Killy on Helicopter Skids pg.44
My Town: Sun Valley- A Californian's Flight of Fancy
Turned into a Lifetime of Deep Idaho Roots pg.200
Spotlight: Roy Toma- Creator of Electronic Skiwear, Fashion pg.242

December 1992
Black and Blue Adventures:
On Top of the World- Ski Trek Across the Alps
by Gordon Wiltsie pg.48
Going to Extreme- Four American Brothers Who Ski Off 
Cliffs by Reade Bailey pg.62
Sort of Safe at Any Speed- Speed Skiing by Daniel Green pg.73
Back to Basics- California's Alpine Skills Institute
by Seth Masia pg.76
Encore, Tremblant- Under New Stewardship May Be More Glorius
Than Early Days by Al Race pg.110
Why Vail Is No.1- Colorado by Jeannie Patton pg.180
The Roughnecks- Mogul and Extreme Skis by Seth Masia pg.122
Fashion: The Young Riders- The Snowboarder Look 
by Susan McCoy pg.174
Get Up, Stand Up- New Hybrid Boots With Stand-Up Cuffs
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.225
Action Traction- All Wheel Drive Vehicles, Four Wheel Drive
by John Lamm pg.238
Snow Reports: Does Truth Take A Powder? Ski Condition Reporting
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.99
A Moveable Feat- Skiing By RV byTom Bezzi pg.140
Foreign Invasion:
The British Are Coming!- English Family's Annual Ski 
Vacations in Aspen by by Jay Cowan pg.207
South of the Border By Way of Vail- Mexican Skiers in 
Colorado by Randy Wyrick pg.210
Far East Meets West in Tahoe- Japanese at Lake Tahoe
by Ken Castle pg.212
What Really Works on the Steeps- Extreme Skiers, Racers and
Instructors Share Tips Edited by Daniel Green pg.163
Good Skiers Get All the Brakes- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.262
Regional:
The New Stowe- New Makeover by David Goodman pg.2E
Ober What?- Tennessee's Only Ski Area by Katy Koontz pg.15E
White Nights in Massachusetts- Night Skiing at Jiminy Peak
by Christina L. Wray pg.23E
Calendar- Guide to Ski Country by Wendi Black and
Lisa Gosselin pg.29E
The Fabulous Slutzky Brothers- Izzy and Orville Slutzky of
Hunter Mountain, New York, Catskills' Ski Areas
by Jon Bowermaster pg.30E
Departments:
Ski Life- Pay As You Ski Lift Tickets, Ski Country's Top
Radio Stations, Freestyle's Heyday Recaptured,
Snowboarding, Aspen's Ultimate Insult pg.21
Going Places- Telluride's New Winter Music Series, Innsbruck's
Alpine Zoo, Extreme Skiing See and Ski at Crested 
Butte pg.40
Outside Edge- The Mountain that Walt Built pg.266
Spotlight: Molly Strong, Footwear Designer pg.272

January 1993
Wild Women- Four Who Live on the Edge pg.37
Queen of Extreme- Kristen Ulmer by Reade Bailey pg.38
Life on the Edge- Jan Reynolds (Skied Mt. Everest)
by Meg Lukens pg.39
Breaking Rank- Helene Steiner, the First Female Austrian
Mountain Guide by Reade Bailey pg.41
Speed Diva- Melissa Dimino-Simons, First Woman to Break
200 KPH on Skis by Laurel Hilde pg.42
The 100 Greatest Things That Ever Happened to Skiing 
by Susan McCoy pg.84
Manhattan Transfer- New Yorkers Who Moved to Colorado's 
Summit County by Randy Wyrick pg.104
Teton Two Step- Wyoming Ski Areas by Lauren Bernstein pg.48
Missing Link- Parsenn Bowl, Winter Park, Colorado by Jay Cowan pg.129
Bon Appetit!- France's Haute Savoie, Cuisine, Ski Areas 
by Charlie Meyers pg.156
Trying Times for New Skis- Step by Step Program for Trying Skis
by Seth Masia pg.77
It's No Small Feat- Finding Good Boots for Little Feet
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.132
Getting Adjusted- Marker and Ess Bindings that Can Alter a Ski's
Performance, Breakthrough or Gadget? by Seth Masia pg.153
Top Secrets:What Really Works on Ice- World's Top Racers and 
Instructors Tell How Edited by Daniel Green pg.94
Don't Play By the Rules!- Shortcuts to Better Skiing, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.124
No Cheating, Just Kidding- Billy Kidd's Steamboat Ski Camps
by Dick Needham pg.126
What's Wrong with Ski Racing?- by Charlie Meyers pg.114
Departments:
Ski Life- Listening for Avalanches, Tomba Takes Manhattan,
Rocket Scientist Makes Groovy Edges, Massachusetts
Man Builds Own Ski Area pg.17
My Town: Jackson, New Hampshire pg.28
Regional:
Wildcat Therapy- For Cancer Stricken Kids- A Weekend at
Wildcat, New Hampshire by Martin Basch pg.3E
Mount Eclectic- New Whitetail, Pennsylvania Ski Area
by Allen St. John pg.12E
Allegheny Getaway- Snowshoe and Silver Creek,
West Virginia by Reade Bailey pg.22E

February 1993
Here Come the Worlds- Things We Know About This Year's
World Alpine Championships in Morioka, Japan
by Daniel Green and Bill Scott pg.25
Alberto Tomba, King of the Slopes- Life and Times of "La Bomba"
by Bob Eckstein pg.28
To the Top, the AJ Way- Interview with AJ Kitt, Downhill Dynamo
by Daniel Green pg.32
Norwegian Would- Lillehammer's Can Do Spirit, 1994 Olympic Site
by Andrew Slough pg.38
Jasper, the Friendly Host- Marmot Basin and Jasper, Alberta
by Lois Friedland pg.42
Gliders of the Storm- Photo Essay in the Eye of the Storm
by Peter Shelton pg.50
Stormy Weather- Storm Gear, Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.60
Here's Looking Through You- First Ever Goggle Test
by Reade Bailey pg.67
Top Secrets: What Really Works In Powder- Top Skiers' Tips
Edited by Daniel Green Also: SKIll Rankings- What pg.73
Equipment and Instruction Tips Are Right For You pg.81

March/ April 1993
Crested Beauty- Colorado's Crested Butte, Ski Areas 
by Jeannie Patton pg.32
Mountains With Seoul- Korean Ski Caper by Ken Castle pg.50
Nightmare on Elm Strasse- 7 Tales of Downhill Terror
by Seth Masia pg.42
Snow Junkie- Russ Klein, Ski Bum Classic by Susan McCoy pg.65
Tossing and Turning- March in Arizona by Steve Cohen pg.70
Departments:
Ski Life- Grueling Alpine Ski Races, A 750 MPH Chairlift? pg.13
Outside Edge- How Parachute shrouds and Koogie Ties Launched
Two Ski Careers pg.28
Last Run- Skiing in a Disney Movie from Hell pg.84
In Search of Balance- Can the Economy and the Environment
Comfortably Coexist? pg.11

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In 1935 Seattle native Al Nydin had the idea for a magazine about skiing. Until that time most ski periodicals and annuals were association-published. In publishing America’s first independent, commercial magazine, Nydin used the title SKI. The first issue appeared in January 1936.

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Index to Ski Magazine 1941-1993

by Morten Lund, Kirby Gilbert, Andrew Leser and Alan Adler

1940's

February 1941
(Adler)
(Frontispiece-"Afternoon Skiing" by Soltan Sepeshy)
A Month With Bertha by Lowell Thomas, Jr. pg. 11
Avalanche pg. 14
Master the Fundamentals by Friedl Pfeifer pg. 16
Adelbert Stems by Richard Durrance pg. 18 
Ski Hut by Livingston Longfellow pg. 20
Heat On Ice by Frank Cunningham pg. 21
He Made His Mark-Hostmark (A Skilhouette) by Fred H. McNeal pg. 22
Photographic Section pg. 23
Dynamics of a Ski Turn by Malcolm Rorty Pg. 27
Who Needs Snow? pg. 29
The Tracks of Gullick Springen by Dave Bradley pg. 44
Departments:
On the Calendar pg. 1
Between Runs pg. 6
Ski, She, Chi-Chi by Milo Gray pg. 30
And the Men pg. 34
Scene On Snow pg. 36
Equipment pg. 39
Snow Shutters by Richard Durrance pg. 41
Straight Knee and Bent Elbow by Joaquin LeBerson pg. 42
Ratings and Beratings pg. 44

Spring 1941
(Adler)
(Frontispiece-"Close Work on the Wildcat" by Wayne Davis)
Stem Into Spring by Austin Tebbins pg. 11
White Water Schusses by Alexander Grant, Jr. pg. 14
Watch the Birdies by Elon Jessup pg. 16
Adelbert Christies by Karl Acker pg. 18
Can You Walk On Skis? by Mort Amundsen pg. 20
Sierra Safari by Robert J. Schenck pg. 21
Photographic Section pg. 23
The Queen of St.Anton (A Skilhouette) by David York pg. 27
Parallel or Arlberg? by Fritz Loosli and Friedl Pfeifer pg. 28
Without Skis pg. 32
Silver Came First by Carolyn Stearns and Frank Ashley pg. 45
Departments 
On the Calendar pg. 4
Between Runs pg. 6
Ski, She, and Chi-Chi by Milo Gray pg. 30
And the Men pg. 34
Scene on Snow pg. 36
Equipment pg. 39
Show Shutters by Richard Durrance pg.41
Straight Knee and Bent Elbow by Joaquin LeBerson pg. 42
Ratings and Beratings

November 1, 1948
Ski-Scope pg. 7
Inside Report: International Racing Spews Discord by James Laughlin pg. 8
Fashions: French Influence Hits Styles pg. 11
Resorts: Sport Gets New Lift -12 Of Them (Sun Valley & West) pg. 14
Equipment: New Gear Suits Skiers From Ground Up pg. 18
Collegiate: Athletic Directors Polled On Skiing pg. 23
Shopping: Store Cadge Gadgets Galore pg. 26
Juniors: Peewees Prove Racing Fun pg. 27
Competition: Prager Names Greats, Grits & George pg. 30
Canadian: Matt Wins Race - Against Death (Toni Matt) pg. 38

November 15, 1948
Ski-Scope pg. 5
Inside Report: Ski Bums Wait Table, Ogle Heiresses by Art Moffatt pg. 6
Equipment: U.S. Streamlined 1915 Norse Skis pg. 8
Resorts: S.W. Nomads Ski Far & Wide pg. 10
Fashion: Twin Styles Win Praise pg. 12
Competition: Where Did Our $50,000 Go? Pg. 14
Canadian: pg. 16
Juniors: Reading, Writing & Skiing Stressed pg. 24
Associations: Far West, Here I Come pg. 25
Collegiate: St. Lawrence Gears For Rookie Or Star pg. 26 
Safety: .0009 Of Stowe Skiers Hurt pg. 28
Photography: Thorner Scores Hit pg. 29
Technique: Balance Key of Technique pg. 31
Shopping: CARE Means Carefree Christmas Rush pg. 32

December 1, 1948
Ski-Scope pg. 7
Inside Report: Comradeship In Skiing Needs Rebirth by Hal Burton pg. 8
Fashions: Designs Aim At Agility, Smartness pg. 10
Resorts: Sun, Moon & Starlets Shine (Southern California & more) pg. 15
Juniors: Small Fry To Shine In ’49 pg. 28
Technique: Fear Dogs Beginner’s Heels pg. 34
Canadian: Frozen Cash Cools Project pg. 36
Business Trends: Area Solidarity Increases Income pg. 38
Foreign: USSR Votes "Da" On Tours pg. 41
Collegiate: Racing Collegians Brace pg. 44

December 15, 1948
Ski-Scope pg. 9
Inside Report: Top Competitors Must Train In West by Wolfgang Lert pg. 10
Resorts: Ski Areas Gird For Holiday Crowds pg. 13
Collegiate: Skiing Sparks Middlebury’s Growth pg. 18
Equipment: New Skiers Grow in Back Yards pg. 19
Juniors: Central Fosters Future Skiers pg. 24
Competition: Two Hundred Thirty One Meets On Schedule pg. 26
Fashion: Benedikter Shows Flexible Parka pg. 28
Associations: NSA Program Hinges On Support pg. 30
Canadian: Quebec Plans Busy Race Year pg. 32
Foreign: Continental Resorts Sparkle (Europe) pg. 36 
Technique: Foxhound Technique by Katharine A. Wahlgren pg. 37
Scholastic: The Maine Approach pg. 42 
Outside Report: Skiers Is Funny People by W.P.G. Chapin pg. 44

January 1, 1949
Ski-Scope pg. 9
Inside Report: U.S. Jumping Faces Dinosaurs Fate by Whitey Fuller pg. 10
Juniors: Tiny Skiers Win Laurels pg. 14
Equipment: I - Beams And Horseshoes pg. 17
Technique: For Speed, Counter Shoulders pg. 19
Resorts: Whitefish Prepares For Nationals pg. 23
Canadian: Nova Scotia Gains Ski Converts pg. 30
Safety: Troopers Talk Temperance pg. 32 
Collegiate: Dartmouth Capable of Top Spot pg. 35
Business Trends: Tow Tickets Present Problem pg. 36
Foreign: Europe’s Patches and Repairs pg. 37
People: No Hiding Place Down There pg. 38
Outside Report: Skiers Shure Git Steamed Up by Don Hyatt pg. 40

January 15, 1949
Ski-Scope pg. 7
Inside Report: Anton Trunk Guards Rare Photographs
by Benno Rybizka pg. 8 
Resorts: Berkshire Area Geared for Crowds pg. 10
Equipment: Lamination Adds Strengh, Balance pg. 16
People: Winning Finns Compete In U.S. pg. 18
Fashions: Trail Comfort Starts At Skin pg. 22
Canadian: St. Jovite Claims Girl Champ pg. 26
Collegiate: Colleges Grope For Organization pg. 30
Juniors: For Kids - A Fine Opportunity pg. 34
Scholastic: Girls Lack Ski Competition pg. 35
Foreign: Snow and Rubber Burner by H. W. Mitchel pg. 39
Outside Report: Skiing is Peer-Less Sport by Fritz Kramer pg. 40 

February 1, 1949
Ski-Scope pg. 7
Inside Report: Bold Trio Braves Wild Mount Mulch 
by Bernard Flanagan pg. 8
Technique: Skiers Not Schools Differ in Style by James Laughlin pg. 10
Resorts: Storms Bring Joy, Frustration pg. 11
Competitions: Eastern Posponenments Piling up pg. 16
Equipment: Boot-Loc Bulldogs Boot With New Toe Clamp pg. 20
Collegiate: California Colleges On Upswing pg. 22
Canadian: Championship Crowns On Block pg. 24
Photography: Filters And Exposures Aid Sun by George Burns pg. 26
Business Trends: Skiers’ Confidence Top Shop Asset pg. 28
Scholastic: Entry Blanks Out For Junior Nationals pg. 29
People: Ray Smith Backs Reno’s Racing pg. 30 
Foreign: Parsenn Alp Gave Name To Region pg. 31
Associations: Cortlanders Provide Own Skiing pg. 32
Fashions: Triangle Design Gives Trim Line pg. 33
Outside Report: If You First Don’t…. by Harry Lea pg. 36

February 15, 1949
Ski-Scope pg. 5
Inside Report: Competitors Resent Over-Officiousness by Ryden Skinner
Foreign: French Spokesman Answers Charges pg. 8
Resorts: Winter Carnivals Highlight Scene pg. 10
Collegiate: Washington Looms As Strong Team pg. 12
People: pg. 13
Business Trends: Mass Summer Vacations Threat To Skiing 
by Royal Blanchard pg. 14
Competition: pg. 16
Canadian: Toronto Skiers Scorn Lack of Snow pg. 17
Equipment: Plastic Soles Protect, Stiffen Skis pg. 18
Juniors: Mighty Mites Four Events Skiers pg. 20
Associations: Blue Mountain Club is Host pg. 23
Outside Report: Ski Meister Quits: Insanity Suspected by W.P.G. Chapin pg. 24

March 1, 1949
Ski Scope pg. 5
Inside Rpt: Spring Is Corn Snow, Sun Baths,
Effortless Turns by James Laughlin pg. 6
Competitions: Ski Jumping is Here to Stay by Gorden Wren pg. 8
Scholastic: Club Lures Harm Young Skiers pg. 10
Resorts: Elko Draws California-To-Utah Traffic pg. 12
Photography: Good Ski Movie Demands Planning pg. 13
Juniors: League For Juniors Fosters Team Effort pg. 14
Safety: pg. 15
Canadian: Skis Provided For Orphans pg. 13
Business Trends: Good Instructors Not Always "Names" 
by John Litchfield pg. 18
Foreign: by Luis Langemier pg. 19
Collegiate: Skiing Requried For McGill Phys. Ed. Degree pg. 22
Equipment: Goodmans Ski, Invent Designs pg. 23
Outside Report: The Elliptical Technique of Skiing pg. 24

March 15, 1949
Ski Scope pg. 5
Easterners Cop Eleven Titles by Bill Eldred pg. 6
First American Derby Won by Latreille, Eaves by Delphine Carpenter pg. 7
Hans Holass Cross Country Champion by Lonnie Demaray pg. 8
Hugsted Wins Open Jump, Art Devlin Nabs Second pg. 9
Townsend Victor in Classic pg. 9
Resorts: Skiers Bask in Sun, Corn Snow pg. 10
Famous First in Michigan pg. 11
Associations: pg. 14
Miscellany: pg. 15
Equipment: Careful Waxing "Must’ For Spring pg. 16
Foreign: Boliva Claims Highest Ski Area by Manuel-Jose Tramullas pg. 17
Scholastic: Miller Wins U.S. Junior Title pg. 18
Canadian: French Team Tops All Dominion Racers pg. 19
Juniors: Bemelmans Start Lech Tradition pg. 21
Collegiate: Indians and Huskies Top College Ski Teams pg. 23
Outside Report: Have You Been A Penguin? by Bill McMorrow pg. 24

November 1, 1949
Ski-Scope: New Lifts And Tows On Nation’s Hills pg. 6
Ski Thanksgiving pg. 8
What Makes A Champion (Gretchen Fraser) pg. 9
Weekend Incident: Reno Moves To Make Racing Safer pg. 10
14 Arlberg Kandahar pg. 11
I Taught My Girl To Ski by Gene Field pg. 12
Exercises For Winter Fitness pg. 13
Finances Problem For Ski Patrols pg. 14
Are Skiers Tightwads? by L. M. Vonel pg. 14
July Skiing: Midsummer Night Dream Come True (Utah) pg. 15
Fashion: Colors of Rainbow Parade On Ski Slopes pg. 16
Pfeifer FIS Trainer pg. 18
Lunn Quits FIS Seat Protests Ski Politics pg. 20
Hupp On Ski Hills With People You Know pg. 20
More Lifts and Tows In Berkshires Now pg. 21
Why Not Make Them Skiing Children? By H. P. Henry pg 22
New Development for New Yorkers pg. 24
New Racing Timer Prevents Errors pg. 26
Paradise Valley Poses Ski Controversy pg. 30
New Products: Boots, Plastics, Waxes pg. 31

November 15, 1949
Quarter Million Dollar Facial, Ryan Develops Tremblant Skiland pg. 2
New Boot Tree Dexdahl Product pg. 5
Ski-Scope: West Sierra Land Growing Ski Mecca pg. 6
Europe Report by Bill and Dris Dunaway pg. 8
On a Sunday, Tragedy Travels On Hickory Boards by Pepe Casanova pg. 9
No Time for Racing by Lawrence A. Rubin pg. 10
Bright Boy, Our Alec Pushes Sport of Skiing pg. 11
Characters in Sketches pg. 12
Overseas Picture; What Rope Tows? Ask Norwegians by Tor Torland pg. 14
New Jay Film Goes on Tour pg. 15
Scholastic; Are College Skiers Going West? pg. 16
Ski People pg. 17
Accident Policy pg. 18
Norway Jumpers pg. 19
FIS Team pg. 20
Less Known Resorts Offer Advantages pg. 21
Courses Marked For Aspen Races pg. 22
Binding Tips For Tyro by H.P. Henry pg. 23
Ski Movies; Try Armchair Skiing With Rented Films pg. 24
Eaton Wins Presidency At Tense Placid Meeting pg. 28
Top Andean Skiers In Chilie Contests by Patricia Affel pg. 28
Snow Shelter by Robert M. Ormes pg. 29

All-Air Vacations For ‘50 pg. 30
Salaams Northward Make Ulla Smile by Dan Coughlin pg. 30
Don’t Was My Skis, Darling! by H.P. Henry pg. 32

Dec. 1, 1949
Ski-Scope, Your Publisher’s Views on Lifts and Sanitation pg. 1
Will a U.S. Girl Win The FIS? By Friedl Pfeifer pg. 7
The Mansfield Story, Sepp and Stowe A Saga of Sucess by David Rowan pg. 8
Skiing On A Shoe String by Adrian White pg. 10
Letter from Czechoslovakia pg. 14
Now Should Novice Choose Ski Boots? By H.P. Henry pg. 15
Aspen to Rip n’ Roar With Huge FIS Crowds pg. 18
Ol’ Man Weather Divulges Secrets pg. 18
Male Skiers Sound Off on Gals pg. 20
Michigan’s Boyne Mt. Paces Mid-West Areas pg. 21
Fashions pg. 23
Northwesterners Sponsor Competitive Ski Touring pg. 27
Cover Artist Don Moss Tempts Dry Editors pg. 28
Paula Gets a Compiment (Paul Valar) by Fiancee Paula Kann pg. 29
Belleayre Awarded Combined Championships pg. 30
Suburban Boston Gets New Ski Hill pg. 31

Dec. 15, 1949
Ski-Scope; Hot Bath Highlight Of After-Five Skiing pg. 1
Eastern Areas Primed For Christmaskiers pg. 6
How Paul Bunyan Invented Skiing by W.A. Breyfogle pg. 7
Davos - An Alpine Mecca For Skiers by Elise Fay Hawtin pg. 8
Do Skiers Today Really Ski? by Arnold Lunn pg. 9
No! Skiers Are Not Tightwads by Dan Ridham pg. 10
The Saga of Joe by Betty Howe pg. 11
From Laurentians To Rockies pg. 12
Cochand Again Named President of CSIA pg. 15
Your After-Ski I.Q. by A. Radcliffe Mothball pg. 19
Do Skiing Husbands Neglect Their Wives? pg. 20
New Publication Covers Business Side of Skiing (Ski Industry Magazine) pg. 21
New Ski Accident Policy Announced pg. 29
Gretchen Tours For FIS Fund pg. 30
Utah Resort Stands At Gates of Fame pg. 31
Edges Held Essential Even For the Novice by H. P. Henry pg. 32

1950's

Jan. 1, 1950
Ski-Scope; Spike, George, You pg. 1
Care and Courtesy On Lifts and Tows by H.P. Henry pg. 6
Let’s Be Reasonable by Fred Iselin pg. 7
Silver to Skis at Alta pg. 8
Do Not Disturb by William D. Cole pg. 10
It Is So Simple by Walter R. Watson pg. 11
More Control With New Swiss Edges pg. 12
Swiss Pride Is Bernese Oberland pg. 12
Jannette Burr: The West’s Best by Virginia Higman pg. 13
Arlberg Skimeister Heads Tremblant School pg. 15
Sverre Skis Deep Powder by Michael Anne Healy pg. 22
Why Wait In Line? Real Skiers Climb pg. 25

Jan. 15, 1950 [MISSING]
Ski-Scope pg. 1
The "Twin Silos" of Sestrieres by Bil and Kris Dunaway pg.5
FIS Americans will Compete with the World’s Best --
at Lake Placid and Aspen pg. 6
Two of a Kind (McLean and Coutett) pg. 10
The World’s First Ski Club! by Norman Bartlett pg.11
The Telemark by Thorner and Iselin pg.12
Safety Bidings by Bill Parrish pg.18
Everyone Skis in Grenoble by William D. Cole pg.29
Snow Bunny Town, Cal. by Dan Woodward pg.24 
European Report by Bil and Kris Dunaway pg.25

Feb. 1,1950 [MISSING]
The World's Best at FIS by Guenther Flaig, Philippe
Gaussot and Walter Wehrle pg.7
How Dangerous Is Skiing? by C. Minot Dole pg.8
Banff a Picture Story pg.9
Pabst of Bromley by Carlton C. Buckman pg.15
Equipment pg.18
Laurentian Instructors pg.16
Who Did Invent Skiing? pg.23
Where-to-stay pg.24

Feb. 15, 1950 [MISSING]
Undisputed US World Champion: George Macomber ---
by Pat Harty pg.5
Downhill Racing: Sport or Hazard by A.L. Choquette pg.6
The Mountain that Stays Open Late by William Irvin pg.7
The Problem of Jean-Baptise by W.A. Breyfogle pg.10
Jozo, King of Collingwood by Naomi Bristol pg.15
Who Helps the Juniors, Helps Himself by Fay Welch pg.16
Skier's Crossword Puzzle by Ward C. Williams pg.18
An Oxford Yank at Sestrieres by Susan McLane pg.20
Knit one, Ski, Too! by Cherry Lou Fellner pg.21
Make Your Own Ski Equipment by Joseph Burleigh pg.22

March 1, 1950 [MISSING]
FIS - Scandinavians Sweep Nordic events at FIS, Lake Placid, N.Y. pg.4
Austria Knows what Skiers Like by Virginia Creed pg.10
Lucile Wheeler, Canada's bright young star by ---
Doug Pfeiffer pg.11
Arnold Lunn Answers his Critics pg. 12
Northwest Report pg.13
The Hochgebirge Race pg.14
The Ski-mad Town of Ishpeming pg 15
Where to Stay pg.15

March 15, 1950
SkiScope pg. 1
Aspen - Slalom Style is International pg. 4
What’s Wrong With U.S. Racing by James Laughlin pg. 5
North American Championships - Honor for Colo, Rom pg. 9
Hoct, Oesterreich! By Virginia Creek pg. 10
Tyler Micoleau Ski Artist by Wolfgang Lert pg. 13
Hey, Ullr, Drop Dead ! by Orin T. Overson pg. 14
Skis Take To Water, Too by. H.P. Henry pg. 15

November 1950 
SkiScope pg. 1
Tributes (Harvey D. Gibson & Joseph B. Ryan) pg. 7
An Eye Witness Report on Continental Skiing by Dave Rowan pg. 9
France by Philippe Gaussot pg. 13
Bernese Oberland by James Laughlin pg. 15
Davos - Parsenn by Fritz Durst pg. 16
Kitzbuehel by Waldi Von Stumm pg. 17
Sestrieres pg. 18
Skiers look at Themselves pg. 21
’50 - ’51 Ski Films pg. 32
Your Child’s Equipment - Is it Correct? By A.O. Snite pg. 34
Equipment News pg. 38

December 1, 1950
SkiScope pg. 3
Knights of the Frozen Road by Alice Werder pg. 9
Skier’s Map pg. 10
Eastern Skiing pg. 11
The Harriman Cup by. R.I. Blakslee pg. 15
Pre-Jumping pg. 16
Grandpa "thaw" what he was missing by Bill Breyfogle pg. 18
Good News From Aspen by Tom Nagel pg. 19
Skiing the Trails by.l Paula Kann-Valaer pg. 21
Cast in the Wrong Role by Jean Nash pg. 23
Junk Those Bear Traps - Go Safety! By C. Minot Dole pg. 30
About This Business of a Nickel-A-Ticket pg. 32
Lifetime Ski 
s by Edward "Scotty" Scott pg. 36
Fashions for ’51 pg. 39
Hans (Holaas) and Nils (Norman) by R. Harlow Schillios pg. 40
Waxing Room Shortcut pg. 43
Equipment News pg. 44
Andres Mead - Olympic Champ in ’52 by Frank Elkins pg. 48

December 15, 1950
SkiScope pg. 3
Christmas Spirits pg. 7
Canadian Skier’s Map pg. 8
The Laurentians by Ward Williams pg. 9 
Mont Tremblant pg. 11
Quebec City by Brian Upton pg. 12
British Columbia by Peter Spring pg. 14
Eyes on Banff pg. 15
The Logic of Waxing by R. Smith-Johannsen pg. 16
We Cured Our Ski Fever by V. Horne and V. Chamberlin pg. 17
Running Over Humps by Fred Iselin pg. 18
Ski Metroplois by Francis Manchester pg. 21
Abetone- Where Skiers Are Made by Dick Durrance pg. 22
Fred Bellmar - New NSA President pg. 29
Some Trail Names are Menaces by J.A. Wales pg. 30
The Canadian Ski School by Naomi Bristol pg. 32
Klosters pg. 34
Ski -Tailored Jobs by Cherry Lou Fellner pg. 35
The Longue Laniere by Fritz Loosli pg. 36
Skis by the Thousands by David Rowan pg. 38
Equipment News pg. 40
Squaw Valley Newsletter pg. 43
Where to Stay Directory pg. 44
Memoirs of a Ski-Hund pg. 46
Slopes and Slants pg. 47
Why do we ski? pg. 48

January 1951
SkiScope pg. 3
Skier’s Map of the Western U.S. pg. 7
High Mountains West by Wolfgang Lert pg. 8
What’s New in California pg. 11
The Western American Legion Junior Championships pg. 12
The Colorado Scene pg. 14
Timberline Lodge pg. 16
Racers Aren’t Crazy by Burt Sims pg. 17
Slalom by Fred Iselin pg. 18
How to Ski - Deep Powder Snnow by Sverre Engen pg. 20
Begineers Beware by Peter E. Pringsheim pg. 21
Yankee Mountaineer (Nataniel Goodrich) by William Breyfogle pg. 22
Sherlock Holmes - Ski Pioneer by Jerry Church pg. 27
Steel Edges by Edward Scott pg. 30
So You Spend too Much to Ski by Dick May pg. 32
World’s First Ski In? pg. 34
Cornelius Starr Buys "The Lodge" At Stowe pg. 36
Slopes and Slants pg. 37
Dear Old Suicide Six pg. 41
Where-to-stay pg. 46

February 1951
SkiScope pg. 3
Skis From Oars by Jerry Church pg. 8
Skier’s Map pg. 9
Skiing in the MidWest by George Morisette, Jr. pg. 10
A New Twist on Turning by S.S.Stevens pg. 12
Boyne Mountain by Frosty Bradley pg. 13
Laurentian Carnival pg. 14
Meet Neil and Mary Starr by Frank Elkins pg. 15
Slalom Technique by Fred Iselin pg. 16
Young Man With A Cap by Louise Gerdts pg. 20
Pacific Northwest Ski Doctor (Hvam Hjalmar) by Bob Hancock pg. 22
The Editor’s Bookshelf pg. 24
Jasper in Quebec pg. 26
February Racing Schedules pg. 27
Slopes and Slants pg. 28
Equipment News pg. 29
Where to Stay pg. 32
The Skiing Snob (Cartoon) by Bob Woody pg. 34

Spring/March 1951 
SkiScope pg. 2
Can One Learn To Ski Indoors? by Lowell Thomas pg. 6
Let’s Go Spring Skiing by Tom Mathews pg. 7
Accent on Action pg. 8
Maker of World Champions (Anton Seelos) by Dr. Ruth Hofmann ---
and T.R. Thompson pg. 9
The Holmenkollen Jump by Sverre Fodstad pg. 10
Avalanche (Swiss) by Jack Major pg. 11
Skiers Are People pg. 12
The American Inferno by Joe Dodge pg. 14
U.S. Giant Slalom Championship (Alta) pg. 15
Hairpin Gates by Fred Iselin pg. 16
Newsletter from Norway by Dick Durrance pg. 20
Why Must They Go Begging? by Erling Strom pg. 22
Slightly Out of Character pg. 24
Slopes and Slants pg. 25
Equipment News pg. 26
Black Weekend For the East pg. 27
Brighton in Springtime pg. 29
Where to stay pg. 30
Skiing with a Spanish Accent by Joan Metzger pg. 36

November, 1951
The Wandering Frenchman (Emile Allais) by Paul Jacques Grillo pg. 11
Want to Be On the Olympic Squad? pg. 12
How To Cut Your Skiing Bill By $1800 by Frank B. Whittemore pg. 14
Alpine Safari by John Jay pg. 16
Huntoon Handicap by Charles R. Metzger pg. 18
Summer Skiing on Athabaska Glacier by Doug Pfeiffer pg. 19
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg. 20
In Memoriam (Don Johnson) by Betty Schaeffler pg. 23
And In New York pg. 36
He Had Mountains in His Eyes(Otto Furrer) pg. 38
Equipment pg. 39
Slopes and Slants pg. 44
Ski Films pg. 46
Where to Stay pg. 48

December, 1951
Dartmouth and the Olympics pg. 8
Why Can't You Improve Your Skiing? by Hannes Schneider pg.11
Let the Norwegians Show You How to Live by Red Austin pg.12
Does A Spectre Haunt Our Skiing? by Fred Glidden pg.14
Fly Your Car to Snow pg. 15
Portrait of Art Devlin by Kenneth S. Lowe pg.16
The National Junior Championships pg. 18
Another Snowless Winter? by Philip Kenworthy pg.19
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg.20
More Fun than Anybody by Hortense Beaver pg.46
How Old Are Skis? pg. 50

December 15, 1951
By Jove! A Spectre Does Haunt Our Skiing! by Arnold Lunn pg.11
Cables to the Clouds by Aram Armstrong pg.12
The Funniest Skier I Ever Knew by D. Traurige Geschischte pg.14
Eggbeaters On Demand pg. 15
Skiing in the Scottish Highlands by E.A. Jones pg.18
Mountain Infantrymen by Tsgt. Elmer R. Ill, USMC pg.19
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg. 20
Saga of A Sportsman (Einar Bergsland) by Red Austin pg.23
Skiing Down Under by Pete Lawler pg.46

January, 1952
A Rising Star: Tommy Corcoran by Brad Edgerton pg.5
Happy New Years Skeve by Aram Armstrong pg.11
Snow Slippers Over the Alps by Mary Starr pg.12
Skiing, Safety and Semantics by Wolfgang Lert pg.15
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg.16
Winter Driving pg. 18
How to Be a Beginner pg. 26
Build A Light and Ski at Night by Frosty Bradley pg.28
Ski Money by James R. Harrington pg.36
Michigan’s Chair Lift at Boyne Mountain pg. 40 
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February,1952 ---
If Andrea Lawrence Wins Women’s Slalom… pg. 5
Ski Heil-Soviet Style! by John Washburn pg.8
Olympic Courses For 1952 by Red Austin pg.11
Sun Valley-An Honest Report by Barbara Peters pg.12
Arapahoe Basin by Elise Fay Hawtin pg.14
King of the Ski Bums (Alta) by Louise Gerdts pg.15
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg.16
Feet First by A. Radcliffe Mothball pg.17
Why Don't Americans Win More Olympic Medals? by Hannes Schneider pg.19

Shall We Ski? by Mrs. J. Gordon Philbrick pg.22
Buttered Rum from Berthoud Falls pg. 36
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March, 1952 ---
How to Enjoy A Ski Race by Friedl Pfeifer pg.6
Swing Into Spring by Aram Armstrong pg.11
Aspen's Wild White Yonder pg.12
Sugar Slalom at Stowe, A Vermont Classic pg.14
For Experts in the Making by Fred Iselin pg.16
Ski Fever (Tuckerman Ravine) by Bert Marshall pg.18
Downhill from mountains to the sea by J. Kissner pg.19
Sunburn! The Movie of the Century pg.24
Equipment pg.28
Not Royal- Reuel! pg.30
King Soloman and the NSPS pg.31
Top of the World… (Jean and Howard Awrey at Aspen) pg. 32
Slopes and Slants pg.34
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November, 1952 ---
J. Irvington Teufelspieler - The Skier’s Choice For President pg. 13
Let's See What's New In Ski Equipment by Wolfgang Lert pg.14
Parallel Turns in Two Days! pg.15
Remaking a Mountain...(Big Bromley) by Pat Harty pg.16
Championship Form (Ernie McCulloch) pg.18
Warm-Up by Olan Rand pg.19
Martinis for Lunch by Bill Wallace pg.20
Bookshelf pg.21
Scene on Snow pg.26
Wooly Bears pg.30
Ski Glossary pg.31
Ski Quiz pg.35
Previewing Hickory Flicks pg.40
Unified Instruction Stalled by NSA pg.46
New Products pg.49
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December 1,1952 ---
How Crazy Are Skiers? by Frank Elkins pg.12
What's Wrong With US Skiers? by Red Austin pg.13
Foremost In Fashions pg.14
How Not to Buy Your Skis! by Dev Jennings pg.16
California Areas Pace Western Boom by Wolfgang Lert pg.17
Lauentian Ski Lark by Charles E. Townsend pg.18
Skimanship by Bushman pg.20
Korean Hunters Aided By Solme pg.21
Scene on Snow pg.22
Club Clinic pg. 36
Davos Gourmet Extolls Fondue pg. 42
National Schedule pg. 49
New Products pg.58
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December 15,1952 ---
How Reliable Are Snow Reports? by Henry Moore pg.11
Why Aren't Lodges Built for Skiers? by Paul Jacques Grillo pg.12
Early Development of Downhill Technique by Christian Rubi pg.13
Eastern and Midwest Areas In Readiness for '53 Season ---
by Bill Eldred pg.14
Sharpen Your Fireside Sitzmarks pg.16
Bavaria's New Bubble Lift by Peter D. Regis pg.18
Confessions of a Convert by William T. Goodwin pg.20
Scene on Snow pg.24
Club Clinic pg.40
New Products pg.45
Ski Mythologies Defy Research pg.48
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January,1953 ---
An American Skier In Soviet Russia by Charles B. McLane pg.9
Chicagoans Rediscover Snow Train Fun by Norman Sklarewitz pg.10
Downhill Only! by Kenneth D. Foster pg.11
The Reluctant Athlete by Yvonne LaFollette pg.12
Some Yump By Yimminy! by Eric Wahleen pg.14
Rope Tow Riding Needn't Be Grim pg.21
Club Clinic pg.31
Two-Tone Pants Take Limelight Fashion pg.37
New Products pg.38
Ski Quiz pg.40
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February, 1953 ---
Unique Event Proposed By "The Father of Modern Racing" ---
by Arnold Lunn pg.11
Flying Hickories (Wegeman, Devlin, Billy Olsen at Oberstdorf) ---
by Keith Wegeman [ski flying] pg.12
Ski Driving Tips by Wolfgang Lert pg.14
Stowe Opens International Race Circuit pg.15
What's Your Top Speed? by Hugo Myers pg,16
Racer's Spill Results in Safety Binding by Edmund ---
Christopherson pg.17
Mission Accomplished! (Finland’s Pekka Niemi) by Frank Elkins pg.18
Scene on Snow pg.24
Bookshelf pg.26
Are European Skis Better? by Danforth Holley pg.36
New Products pg.40
Feminine Flair Ousts Ski Caps pg.48
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March,1953 ---
"Corn on the Mountain" by Dietra Tremaine pg.11
The Ski Bum... Who Was He? by Delphine Carpenter pg.12
Land of Ski Silos (Sestrieres) by Richard Y. Neiley pg.14
Summer Skiing (Water Skiing) by Bill Breyfogle pg.15
Ski Lodge Above the Clouds by Paul Jacques Grillo pg.16
Scene on Snow pg.20
(Brief bio of Delphine Carpenter) pg. 22
New Products pg.34
Denim and Color for Spring Corn pg.40
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November,1953 ---
Why Do We Ski? by John L. Frisbee pg.19
Shorter Skis, Softer Boots, Safer Bindings by Wolfgang Lert pg.20
1954 FIS World Championships (Sweden) by James G. Josserand pg.22
Arlberg Classic by Arnold Lunn pg.24
I Fractured 29 Legs by Dr. Charles Rombold pg.25
John Clair, The Ullr of Long Island by Frank Elkins pg.27
Make It Fun (Steamboat Springs) by Gordon Wren pg.28
Cool and Crazy by Daniel T. Walsh pg.30
68 US Skiers Named To 1954 FIS Squad pg.34
Bongo Board Causes Stir pg.35
Skiers and Skilands pg.42
Bookshelf pg.45
How High Can You Ski? (1931 altitude record) pg.53
Arlberg-Kandahar Results pg.58
Bicycles Passe by Hal Holden pg.62
Tour Director Never Travels (Berkshires chalet) by Fred Quanjer pg.63
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December 1, 1953 [DUPE] ---
Editorial Speaking (Lert & Rowan) pg. 12
Reno's Got Everything! (Slide Mountain) by Wolfgang Lert pg.19
"Snow Busses"...For Fun by Charles Jacobs pg.20
Howard Head and His Ski by Harold Jackson pg.21
Leg Fracture Story Causes Varied Comment pg.22
Laurentian Honeymoon On Skis by Joan and Kurt Rohde pg.24
The Expedable Ones by Hal Holden pg.26
Lebanon: Land of Cedars and Open Slopes by Peter D. Regis pg.27
Inside Tips on Movie Making by John Jay pg.28
Buyers Guide To Skis pg.29
Mt. Hood Dream Becomes A Reality (Skiway- bus lift) by Jim Grafton pg.30
Equipment Care Pays Dividends pg.37
Are American Skis Better? by Ernesto J. Saska pg.44
Davos Stages Spectacle (20th ski school anniv.) by Fritz Durst pg.49
My First Guest (Ulla Lodge, Mad River) by H. Sewall Williams pg.53
1930 Marks Debut Of Steel Edges pg.58
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December 15, 1953 ---
Tips For Tyros by Roland J. Dufour pg.15
Just Watching by Bill Breyfogle pg.17
A Boot Grows In Wengen (Molitor Family) by Peter Pringsheim pg.18
Air Guide to Europe by David H. Rowan pg.19
Fashion Goes High pg.20
Buyers Guide to Ski Bindings pg.24
Racing...our sport's best investment by John Holden pg.25
1953-54 North American Schedule Of Competitions pg.26
The Bug Is International by Gerry Germain pg.28
Uniform Rules Being Set Up For Colleges by Cliff Jordan pg.39
Skiers and Skilands pg.46
Unique Grindelwald Club (Los Angeles club) pg.55
Memorial Planned to Honor Peabody (Roland Peabody - Franconia) pg. 60

January, 1954
Voices From the Past (quotes) pg.15
I Ski, Though Blind by Dr. Ernst Fischer pg.17
Skiing On A Budget pg.19
Why Can't Our Jumpers Beat the Scandinavians? by Ray Mariucci pg.20
Ersatz Skiing (artifical snow ) by Bill Wallace pg.21
Alpine Masochism by Arnold Lerner pg.22
The Facts About Scottish Skiing by Philip N. Rankin pg.27
From Pavement to Ski Slopes (Dodge Ridge) by Ed Cony pg.34
Bookshelf pg.38
In Equipment, It's Short Skis pg.40
The Matterhorn Village (Zermatt) by Peter Avon pg.41
Sleigh Riding at 90 MPH pg.45

"Old World" Touch Found in NY (Scandinavian Ski Shop) pg.47
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February,1954 [DUPE] ---
Old Files Record Early Ski Growth (Ski Bulletin excerpts) pg. 13
Slalom by Walter Prager pg.15
Newspaper-Built Skiers (Seattle Times and P-I) by Howard E. Jackson pg.16
The Blessed Element (Snow) by William A. Breyfogle pg.17
A Present for the Guide by Cecil Blunt pg.18
Accent on Youth (Jackson, Wyoming) by Wolfgang Lert pg.19
On Top of the Canadian Rockies (Sunshine Lodge) by Dale Smith pg.20
NSA Celebrates Golden Jubilee (Ski Museum dedication) ---
by Roger Langley pg.21
Spectacular Schuss Of "Headwall" (Sigmund Ruud) Told by Amazed --- 
Witness by John Holden pg.22
Training for the World Championships pg.24
Face Lifting at Suicide 6 by Rockwell Stephens pg.26
Voices from the Past (quotes) pg.27
Europe's Highest Tramway (Piz Nair at St. Moritz) by Peter Kasper pg.30
Case History of a Ski Bum by Hans Moser pg.32
New Ski Hat Wins Acclaim by Susan Green pg.42
Bookshelf pg.47
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March,1954 ---
Bookshelf pg.11
Skin Diving... Skiers' Newest Summer Obsession ---
by Bart Wilson pg.13
Summer Skiing in Chile by Bill Eldred pg.14
Somebody Said It's A Family Sport by Burt Sims pg.17
This Time Try Touring by Jim Hayes pg.18
Italy Prepares for Next Olympics at Cortina d'Ampezzo ---
by Dietra Tremaine pg.20
The Skiing Innkeepers (Devil’s River Lodge- Tremblant) ---
by Frankie O'Rear pg.32
International Star Advises on Racing by Dick Durrance pg.36
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November,1954 ---
New Books on Skiing pg. 10
What's New In Equipment? by Wolfgang Lert pg.18
New Zealand by Damon and Sara Gadd pg.19
Operation Little Tuck (Syracuse-Onondaga Ski Club) by Oswald Werner pg.20
Alta Birthday Girl by Marge Crawford pg.22
Improve Your Skiing by Bob Bourdon pg.24
The Week the Lift Quit (Aspen) by Loey Rinquist pg.25
The Quebec- by John Fry pg.26
'36 FIS by William L. Ball pg.32
'54 FIS by Frank Elkins pg.37
Choosing Skis by Peter "Kiwi" Lawlor pg. 57
Choosing Skis II by Bill Jenkins pg. 60
The Big Races - 1955 NSA Tournament Schedule pg. 63
Winters Are Getting Colder pg. 67
What Is An Average Skier? by The Editors pg. 72

December 1,1954
International Winter Sports Show Held at Madison Square Garden pg.13
The Making of a Champion ( Eriksen) pg.19
Try Ski Hosteling by Jan Brunvand pg.20
Short Skis For Yoy? by Peter Scully pg.21
Lift Building Boom pg. 22
Confessions of an Area Operator (Winter Park) by Steve Bradley pg.24
Amputee Ski School by Wolfgang Lert pg.25
How to Equip Ski Toddlers by John S. Holden pg.39
If You Want to Die...by Monty Atwater pg.40
Say "Ah!" for Gstaad by Dietra Tremaine pg.42
Revolution in Ski Making? pg.45
I once Ran the Arlberg-Kandahar by J.C. Graham pg.56
Alpine Hospitality, British Style by Isobel Roe pg.67
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December 15, 1954 ---
Skis in my Life by Daphne Bedford pg. 8 
Two Decades of Skiing by Grace Carter Lindley pg.21
Air Guide to Europe by David Rowan pg.22
Decision (Sestiere, Italy) by Peter Scully pg.23
Highly Educational (family trip to Europe) by Stanley Washburn, Jr. pg.24
What’s all this about; Reverse Shoulder? by Bill Klein pg. 26
How Good Is Your Ski School? by Addison A. Augusta pg.27
Races You Can Win! pg. 28
Ski Workshop by Ron MacDonald pg.30
1954-55 Schedule of Competitions pg. 40
Skiers and Ski Lands pg. 54
Ski-Flying by Arnold Lunn pg.56
Flying Skis by Carl A. Watson pg.58
Fun Races in Switzerland by Gody Michel pg.63
Natural Born Hosts (Switzerland) by Adal Fried pg.66
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January,1955 ---
High Adventure (Bernese Oberland) by Tom Weir pg.12
You're Not That Good, Brother! by Wolfgang Lert pg.14
How Racers Wax pg.15
Slat Happy (Arapahoe Basin) by Larry Jump pg.16
Ski-Zophrenia by Don Phelan pg.21
How Safe Are Release Bindings? by Frank Springer-Miller pg. 24
Bookshelf pg. 26
Saloon Slalom by Ann Bartos pg. 27 
Ski Workshop: How to Postion Bindings on Skis by Edward Scott pg.35
The Superb Suburb of Vancouver by John Lidstone & Shirley Lalonde pg. 46
Daring Young Man (Walt Schoenknecht) pg. 48
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February 1955 ---
Editorial Speaking... by Bill Eldred pg. 7
Skis above the Desert (New Mexico) pg. 16
U.S. Hotshots (Sun Valley) by Ernie Beyl pg. 18
What Have the Russians Got? by William M. Mandel pg. 19
Skis, Any Way You Want ‘Em by Smith Stevens pg. 20
Our Skiing Doctors by Wolfgang Lert pg. 21
The Skier Takes A Wife by Arnold Lerner pg. 25
Skiing Is No Sport in Lapland by William A. Breyfogle pg. 28
Bookshelf pg. 31
Down with the Marxist Slalom! by Sir Arnold Lunn pg. 32
Replies to Arthur Lozins pg. 36
Here I Come Down the Parsenn by Kiwi Lawlor pg. 40
Stills From Your Movie Camera by Dr. Frank Howard pg. 46
Ski Workshop: Homemade Edge-Sharpener by Tenley M. Jones pg. 48
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March,1955 ---
Austria's Arlberg by Bill Eldred pg.14
Best in the West (Northwest) by Leverett G. Richards pg.16
How to Plan A Ski Area by Roland Palmedo pg.17
Youth Instructs (Iselin-Pfeifer Ski School) by Loey Rinquist pg.18
Bookshelf pg. 29
The 1955 Championships pg. 30 
How to Blast a Rock by Bob Bourdon pg. 31
Bibliography of Modern Skiing (Books since 1935) pg. 32
Heavy-Duty Toboggan by Al Krieg pg. 34
Mothball Your Equipment! by O. Werner & E. Rickard pg.36
Why Most Skiers Aren't Experts by Fred Springer-Miller pg.46
Lady in Distress pg. 48
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October, 1955 (20th Anniversay Issue) ---
Contributors (Dr. Hans Kraus, Alice Kiaer, etc) pg. 4
Editorial (Nydin’s Ski Illustrated) by Bill Eldred pg. 14
World's Top Flag Dancers by Fred Springer-Miller & Wolfgang Lert pg.30
Are You Fit to Ski? by Hans Kraus, MD pg.38
Hannes Schneider Died April 26, 1955 by Alice Kiaer pg.44
New Lifts under Construction in North American pg. 50 
Showdown at Yosemite pg. 59 
Squaw Gets 1960 Olympics pg. 60
Report on Chile by Roland Palmedo pg.62
In Memoriam: Adolf Attenhofer pg. 64
Books : pg. 65
Hollywood goes "Ski Crazy" pg. 66
101 Boots for Sale pg.72

November,1955
Newsletter pg. 12
Ski Fashions for 1956 pg.14
The Long Wait by Ernie Beyl pg.20
Hollywood Goes Ski Crazy pg. 24
Improve Your Ski Movies by Victor Cody pg.26
Why s’no shoe (the name snowshoe) by Bill Breyfogle pg. 30
Skidreiverein by Arthur G. Draper pg. 35 
Youngest Olympian (Betsy Snite) by Hanson Carroll pg.38
Naming Runs by Jan Brunvand pg. 42
New Nelson Edge Strip pg. 46
Equipment: Heads and Harts pg. 48
How to Select Skis pg. 54
California Leads in Lift Construction pg. 58

December, 1955
109 Miles Per Hour! by Ralph Miller pg.20
Speed Trails in Europe and Canada by Arnold Lunn & Adal Fred
Air Guide to Europe by Dave Rowan pg.28
S.C.A. (Ski Club Arlberg) by Benno Rybizka pg. 32
Instructor at 64 (Ralph Russell) by Hamilton Hertz pg.41
Wanted: College Men by Addison A.Augusta pg. 42
1955-56 Schedule of Competition pg. 44
Pick-up Team by John Vernon pg. 46
Simpler Spelling in the sno (Early American Ski Clubs) 
by George Carroll pg. 54
Eight Dollar Mountain by Bill Breyfogle pg. 58
Safety Bindings pg.61
Eastern Ski Areas pg. 66
Battle of the Ski Schools (Grouse Mtn.) by John Lidstone 
& Shirley LaLonde pg.70
Bromley expands facilities pg. 86 

January, 1956
How Good are U.S. Olympic Chances? by Stein Eriksen pg.15
Meet the Olympians! pg.16
U.S. Olympic Ski Jumping Team... by Ray Mariucci pg. 22
Cross-Country and Combined Team pg.24
Canadian Olympians pg. 26
Olympic Schedule of Events pg. 27
Are You a Side-Hill Gouger? by Adal Fred pg. 28
Skiing after 40 by M. Lattey, M.D. pg. 30
Ski Renaissance (New York skiing) by Arthur G. Draper pg. 32
Action in Color by Kenneth S. Johnson pg. 35
How Two Storks Invented Skis by Jacques Kaplan pg. 39 
Get Lost! by John Vernon pg. 42
Ruade! by Hans Georg pg.44
Those Remarkable Werners (Buddy & Skeeter Werner) 
by Lucile M. Bogue pg. 46
Youngest Olympic Jumper (Ragnar Ulland) by Ray Freedman pg. 50
How Ralph Miller trains by Hannes G. Boehm pg. 52
Olympic Send-off by George Burns pg. 62

February,1956
Books: pg. 10
Bromley ‘slewers’ by Ernestine D. Pannes pg.14
Pre-school kids can learn to ski by Donna Armstrong pg. 16
Franconia prepares for junior nationals by Enzo Serafini pg. 18
How to hold an equipment sale by Bartlett Hendricks pg. 20 
Etudiant de ski by Eric Kaldor pg. 22
How to shoot snow scenes by Kenneth S. Johnson pg. 25
Holmenkollen by Hans Engh pg. 30 
Full House and two of a kind (Winter Park)
by Fred Springer-Miller and Wolfgang Lert pg.34
Christie! by Donald K. Mathews pg. 36
The American Skier Short-Changes Himself 
by Robert D. Wright, Coach Norwich U. Ski Team pg. 41
The ‘Big Four’ (Switzerland) by Fritz Durst pg. 48 
Miss Rheingold Skis Lake Placid pg.54
Fun Skiing in Old Quebec pg.56

March,1956
American performance in Olympics ‘disappointing’ pg.8
Complete Olympic Results pg. 11
Men’s Giant Slalom: Six-second margin pg. 18
Women’s Slalom: A Tough Course pg. 20
Men’s Slalom: A fourth for Brookie, a silver for Chick pg. 22
Men’s and Women’s Downhill: Medal for Madeleine, hat trick for Toni pg. 24
Nordic Events: U.S. improves in running, fails in jump pg. 26
New Speed for Skis by Dick Burton pg.28
One Way to Keep Warm pg. 31 
A Kandahar for New England by Roland Palmedo pg. 32 
Fill-in Flash by Kenneth S. Johnson pg. 34
Spring Skiing at Scheidegg (Bernese Oberland) by Dave Rowan pg.36
Above Timberline (Mt. Hood) pg.40
One Way to Keep Warm pg.31
New England Kandahar pg.32
U.S. Second String at Aspen by Daphne Bedford pg.42
Resorts: Cheaper Rides pg. 44
Films: Moviemaker’s rat race pg. 46
A-toring Ve Vill Go pg.54

October,1956 [MISSING]
Skis pace new equipment for ‘56-57 season pg. 12
Harvey Clifford: The Man Who Never Sees Summer by Adal Fred pg.14
A Wall Streeter in the Soviet Union by Roland Palmedo pg.23
Ski the New Way! (Brooks Dodge) pg.32
Switzerland: 2 Impressions (Betty Snite & Dick Strauss) pg. 36
Montezuma Basin (Aspen) by David H. Phillips pg. 46
Ski Workshop: Powder Boards by Rick Rubin pg. 48
Toni Sailer pg. 50
How Likely Are You to Get Hurt? by A.P. O'Connell pg.54
Where were you on the Fourth? pg.62
Chacaltaya: World’s Highest Resort (Bolivia) pg.64

November, 1956 [MISSING]
Films: Eastern Emphasis pg. 9
How You Can Learn Wedeln pg.20
Your Ski Tour To Europe This Season pg. 30 
Jim Parker: A Very Special Person by John Jay pg. 34
Lynn Visits Kitzbuhel pg.41
Amazing Marjorie Benedikter (ski fashion designer) pg. 44
How to Dress for Skiing pg. 48
John Lewis Dyer: Snowshoe Itinerant (Early Colorado skier) 
by Ruby O. Bennett pg. 52 
Summer Racing School (Timberline Lodge) pg.60
Welcome Home, Chick! (Chiharu "Chick" Igaya) pg. 63
Go South to Ski! (Southern U.S.) by Mary Chilton Chapman pg. 66 
The Laurentians pg.68
Little Hill, Mighty Leaps (N.H.& Vt. juniors learn jumping) pg.72
New Lifts Under Construction in North America pg. 76 
New Development in Western Areas pg.77
Only a Row of Tomatoes by Mary Eshbaugh Hayes pg. 82
What to Look for in Ski Boots pg. 89
Nobody Can Ski Like Stein pg.96

December, 1956 [MISSING]
Wedeln: What's It All About? pg.14
Slalom: the Art of Course Setting by Ernie McCulloch pg.24
Should N.Y. State Forests Be "Forever Wild?" by Sidney Cox pg.34
Books: pg. 40
The Miracle of Steamboat by Lucille M. Bogue pg.42
Down Under in Australia by Roland Ryder-Smith pg.46
Those Army Attenhofers by Smith Stevens pg.48
Stunts on Skis Are Fun! by J. Douglas Pfeiffer pg.52
The Girls are Lovely at St. Anton by Dick Strauss pg.56
Old Chentlemen's Class (Sun Valley) By Dorice Taylor pg.64
Four-Season Club (Onondaga Ski Club of Syracuse) by Ann Pass pg.70
Christmas Gifts just for Skiers pg. 72
Guardians of the Slopes (NPS) by Ernie Schickler - Squaw Valley pg.74
New Lifts in the East pg.77
1956-57 Schedule of Competitions pg. 102
Ski Classroom pg.104

January,1957 [MISSING]
How Good Is Squaw Valley's Downhill? by Ford Lea pg. 8
Guest Editorial - Alex Cushing on Squaw Valley Downhill pg. 16
How Stein Eriksen Teaches Wedeln pg.18
Skiing Miners of Ontario by Ray De Souza pg.21
Modern Racing Turns by Georges Joubert pg.24
Waxing the Easy Way pg.33
Inside A Japanese Ski lodge by Martha Nett pg.34
Books: pg. 38 & 43 
Big Guys and Little Guys pg.39
Odd Job (Colorado) by Fred Jones, Jr. pg.44
SKI Goes to a Fondue Party pg.60
How To Ski Fast While Standing Still by Rick Rubin pg.62
Yump Ole, Yump! (Learning on small jumping hills) by David Bradley pg. 64 
You’d Never Know by Bob Bourdon pg. 68

February, 1957 [MISSING]
Certified Instruction and the Accident Rate pg. 6
So Long until Tomorrow (Lowell Thomas) by George Carroll pg.16
20th Anniversary of the Sepp Ruschp Ski School by Robert Bourdon pg.18
Types of Wedeln by G. Joubert & J. Vuarnet pg.22
Never To Old to Ski by Walter G. Patterson pg. 30
How Snow-Making Equipment Works by I. Shyke pg.32
Ski Week in Switzerland by Bill Eldred pg.44
How to Make a Good Film Out of Your Ski Footage by Warren Miller pg. 46
Half the Fun is Getting There by James Albert Wales pg. 64

March,1957 [MISSING]
Books: pg. 10
The White Badge by Roland Palmedo pg.14
Canadian Ski School Week pg.16
It Takes an Optimist To Build a Lift in Minnesota by Lee J. Fremstad pg.18
Assiniboine Skiing by Erling Strom pg.20
Dartmouth Weekenders by Fred Hart pg.21
Principals and Technique of Skiing Slalom Combinations
By Georges Joubert and Jean Vuarnet pg.22
On Amateurs, Advertising, Skiing Stars, Cows & Cars by David Rowan pg.28
Snow Long until Tomorrow (Lowell Thomas, part II) by George Carroll pg.40
'Off The Record' (Johan Torp & Leif Lange) by Nigel Elliston pg.48
What Is It? - Carnival pg.53
Lift Operators and Their Problems by Tom Corcoran pg.56
Ski Games For Kids by John & Frankie O’Rear pg. 64

October,1957 [MISSING]
With the Moviemakers (John and Lois Jay) pg. 14
The World's Best (Stowe) pg.16
Points, Points.... and More Points (FIS Tryouts) pg. 18
How Hjalmar Hvam Invented the Release Binding
by Leverett G. Richards pg.20
Billy Woods pg.27
As I remember Billy Woods by Madi Springer-Miller pg. 27
Three First Families of Bootmaking by Peter Pringham pg.30
What’s New? Lots of New Names plus some new ideas in Ski Equipment pg. 36
Unmistakably Bogner pg. 38
Your Best Buy in Skis pg. 46
Get a Good Fit in Boots pg. 48
Ski Magazine’s Guide to Bindings pg. 50
Wedeln and Mambo: What's the Difference? pg.72

November,1957 [MISSING]
Instructors’ Dilemma: to teach or not to teach wedeln pg. 10
Catching the Air (Ski Jumping) by David Bradley pg.19
Make Your Ski Club A Success by Thomas S. Hook pg.30
Skiing in the Jet Age by Betsy Palmedo Besson pg. 35
The Glamour of Europe pg.38
Put on a Fashion Skit pg. 46
Lift Bonanza - New Lifts Under Construction in North America pg.50
Shasta: the first Stage by Wayne Capps pg. 52
Luxurious Fashions for 1958 pg.58
What’s in a Ski Pole pg. 65
I Skied in Czechoslovakia by Doug Pease pg. 74
Are Racers Popular? by Authur Perkins pg. 78
Do You Need Heel Release? by Leighton P. Brownton, DDS pg. 80
What’s In a Ski? by Bard Glenne pg. 82
What if You Owned a Ski Area? (Minnesota) by Gordon Bowen pg. 86
Keep Your Mittens Dry! by Lawrence H. Hilt, M.D.
Whiteface (New York) by Hal Burton pg.100
Day & Night Trip to Get The Doctor by Gene Sperry 
Toni Gets Set (Toni Sailer) pg. 112

December,1957 [MISSING]
Can 2,000,000 Skiers Break the Snowplow Habit, Yes....says the author 
"Its Easy to Parallel" by J. Douglas Pfeiffer pg. 17
Jay Films Russia pg.21
Skiing, the most Fascinating Sport pg.24
How To Fit Your Figure into Ski Clothes by Barbara Barnet pg.27
Holiday Cheer with Hot Drinks by Joyce Newbill Martin pg.30
Budget Sking - the Co-op Way by Jim Scott pg.32
Look Who's Rotating Now (Anderl Molterer) pg.34
Go as a Club by Thomas S. Hoot pg.36
Too Many Lifts? by Roland Palmedo pg.40
Backyard Ski Tow by Kurt Rohde pg.46
Aspen new lift pg. 48
Fall or No-Fall pg.48
The Luckiest Kids in the World (Aspen) pg.50
Ski Week in Quebec pg. 52
How to Take the Bumps (Buddy Werner) pg.56
Holiday Busman pg.58
Where Skiers Ski to Eat pg.60
What They Wear Under Their Pants pg.66
New Future For Skiing (snowmaking) pg.68
What's Happening in Michigan? pg.126
East and Midwest Area Improvements pg.72
Swim while You Ski pg.76
Make A Ski Bag pg.78
Biathalon-New Olympic Event? pg.79
One for the Road pg.80
Fighting Words pg.81
The Camp Fortune Story (Ottawa Ski Club) by Bernie Nellis pg.86
Papoose Race (Sun Valley) pg.92
Knit Your Own Ski Sweater pg.96
Northernmost Ski Club by Louise W. Murphy (Old Crow in Yukon) pg.98
Christmas Gift for Skiers pg.100
The School That Majors in Skiing (Carbondale, Colorado) pg.104
A Sad, Sad Stor (Wyoming) pg.110
How to Build An Igloo pg.112
Traveling Salesman (Henke) pg.114
Two old Pros Talk Wedeln by Bill Wallace (Sig Buchmayr)
Michigan Miracle (Boyne Chairlifts) pg. 126

January,1958 [MISSING]
Nonie Foley: Top US Girl Skier pg.18
The Real McCoy (Mammoth) pg.22
Ski Sweaters pg.30
Most Difficult Skill in Skiing pg.32
Pep Up Your Ski Movies by John Upjohn pg.34
Semifinals of the FIS by Roland Palmedo pg.39
Actor Toni Pans Squaw by Toni Sailer pg.43
How to Be A Ski Bum by Pat Neal pg.45
How Skiing Came to Lech (Austrian Tyrol) pg.48
Snowshoes of the Sierra by Robert L. Thompson pg.56
Swap Shop (Rutland Ski Shop) pg.59
Too Many Lifts? (follow on of Roland Palmedo article) pg.60
How to Break the Swinging Habit (From Ski-ABC by Joubert & Vuarnet) pg.66
Big Doings in Kimberley, B.C. by Sam Wormington pg. 73
1958-Schedule of Competition pg. 74
Budget Skiing in Europe by DeWitt S. Davidson pg.76
Letter from Austria by Martin Luray pg.80
How Well Can We Do in the FIS? (Ralph Miller) pg.86
World Championship Courses (Bad Gastein) pg.85
US FIS Team Gets Set pg.94

February,1958 [MISSING]
Alberg - Kandahar pg. 4
Alaska: an Adventure in Skiing pg.15
My Son Stuart and Toni Sailer by Duncan Campbell pg.20
Revolution in Ski Teaching (George Earle - Wedeln) pg.29
The Real You On Skis (Feminine ideas on technique) by Eleanor Prager pg.34
Yodeling for Everybody pg.35
The Year of Wedeln by George F. Earle pg.36
Skiing in Poland (history) by Zbigneiw Mikolajczak pg.46
Snowshoe Fran pg.48
Norway has so much to Offer by Frank Elkins pg.50
Focus on Skiing by W. John Upjohn pg. 52
The Mt. Snow Snowball (Mt. Snow) by David T. Peck pg.59

March,1958 [MISSING]
Hobby: Skiing by John C. McHale pg. 14
Tuckerman of the West (Gardner Headwall in Yellowstone) 
by Bev Wallace pg.19
Three Wonderful Places to Ski this Summer
(Chilie, N. Zealand, Timberline) pg.22
The Best Time to go Skiing (New England and snowfall) pg. 26
Snowball Limited (Sun Valley) pg.31
For Beginners Only (Quebec) by Joan Sall pg.34
The Skiing Chambermaids (Winter Park) by Ann Pass pg.40
Big City Ski Area (Soldier Field, Chicago) pg.45
Speeches and Champagne (Harriman and Governors) pg.49
Canada Produces A World Champion (Lucile Wheeler) by Roland Palmedo pg.52
Dig Those Crazy Skis by Pat Edwards pg.57
So Long Till October pg.64

October,1958 [MISSING]
Karl Acker, pioneer pro, Pico Owner pg. 8 
SKI Survey pg.9
What to Look For in New Equipment pg.16
Binding Mounting by Hannes Marker pg. 31
The Glamorous Life by John Jay pg.36
Year of the Big Snow (New England 57-58) pg.44
Skiers under Scrutiny in Colorado, New Mexico pg.49
Look Ma, One Ski! by Peter Estin pg.50
New Fashions in Glamorous "Gondola Coats" pg.53
Deep Powder (Alta) pg.64

November,1958 [MISSING]
More Speed in Slalom by Ralph Miller pg. 12
Ski Fashions for 1959 pg. 14
You Should Use Short Skis this Year by Hal March Jr. pg. 20
Summer fun on skis at Mt. Baldy pg. 22
Wedeln in the Parlor by Smith Stevens pg. 24
'My Indestructible Sweetheart' (Dick Buek) by Rob McDonald pg. 30
Skierize Your Car by Russell P. Mahan pg. 36
You Can Rent a Co-Op Lodge by Priscilla A. Gallagher pg.53
I’m Glad they talked me into it by Ed Rogers pg. 57 
Nothing Ever Happens on Ski Outings (Centre Ski Club) pg. 62
Wyh not take the kids along? by Rosalie Minkow pg. 64
The Alps-Ski Paradise pg. 68
How and Where in Europe pg. 74
Progress in the West pg. 84 
74 New Ski Lifts Now Being Built in North American pg. 88
Skiing in Red China pg.100

December,1958 [MISSING]
The Shocking Truth About Ski Accidents by Fred Springer-Miller pg. 21
Tamers of the North (Dartmouth Outing Club) by Evan Hill pg. 25
Christmas in the Mountains pg. 34
Fluffy Knits and Gorgeous Weaves-Fashion pg.38
Plush Tour: skiing via Mercedes by Frank Sunderland pg. 42
Lift Boom in East and West pg. 46
1960 Olympics pg. 70
Ski Shopping Guide pg. 78
Ouch, They're at it again! pg. 93
Old Style vs. New Style pg. 94
Making of a Ski Town (Jeffersonville, Vt) by Bradley Smith pg. 97
1958=59 North American Competition Schedule pg.100
Gelaendesprung (Doug Pfeiffer book) pg. 114
Hostelers' Holidays by Louise Frazier pg.116

January,1959 [MISSING]
Let’s Go Back to the One-Ski Rule pg. 4
Dartmouth in the Old Days (Part I) by David Bradley pg. 17
To Virgin Snowfields via Helicopter pg.20
The Experts Discuss Ski Accidents pg. 22
Teaching Preschool Kids to Ski by Bina Robinson pg.26
A Good Landing: Secret of Learning to Jump by David Bradley pg.33
How to Ski Powder pg. 36
Skiing Chef (Frank Menendnez - Alta Rustler Lodge) pg.38
Pep Talk for Young Racers by Loren Bensley pg.40
Carnival Time pg.42
Skiing is Better Late than Ever (Tuckerman’s) by S. S. Stevens pg.44
Frivolous New Ideas in After-Ski Fashions pg.50
"Patrolman, Have You a Pipe Wrench?" by Edward Billings pg.57
How to Pre-Jump by Ralph Miller pg. 62
The Right Way To Fall by Kenneth V. Beer pg.88
Fun at a Family-Style Ski Lodge (Kenneys) pg. 94

February,1959 [MISSING]
The Finest Winter Olympics Ever! by Wolfgang Lert pg. 21
The Era of Prager and Durrance (Dartmouth part II) by David Bradley pg. 22
The Ski Industry Views Ski Accidents pg. 26
Hottest Young Man on Skis (Karl Schranz) by Tony Kail pg. 28
Skiing's $Million Babies pg.32
Long Road for Killington by Bud Abbott pg.36
Low-Cost Resort for Michigan (Porcupine Mountains) pg.38
Quick Solution to the Short Ski Shortage by Adal Fried pg. 42
Skiing with Glasses by Doug Pfeiffer pg.44
Bromley Boy pg.56
Ski Babel at Alpe de Venosc by Doug Pease pg.71
Should You Use Shorter Skis? pg.76
Fabulous Piz Corvatsch (St. Moritz) pg.80

March,1959 [MISSING]
Where to Ski this Spring and Summer pg.10
For 3 Days Was Worth it (Timberline, Mt. Hood) by Richard B. Wolf pg. 18
The Frigid Heart by Carol Spelius pg.19
Skiing and Jazz, What a Combo! by Bob Bourdon pg.23
Texans in New Mexico gby W. Thetford Leviness pg.24
Should You Use Contact Lenses in Skiing? by Dr. Charles D Bisceglia pg.28
Track Bossy! by Maria Garzia Marchelli (Pontedilengo, Italy) pg.31
Putting Your Skis in Mothballs pg.34
Boot Care pg.35
So You Want to Race! pg.36
Island in the Clouds (Alps) by Robin Fedden pg.38
How You Should Wax pg.39
Eight Miles of Nothing (Murren’s Inferno) pg.40
Spectacular Fall Ski Show At New York City Coliseum pg. 54
High Hopes for 1960 pg.63

October,1959
Acrobatic Austrian (Karl Schranz) pg.15
Europe by Car pg.19
Behind the Scenes at Squaw Valley pg.22
The Hottest and Latest pg.35
The Happy Hunting Ground pg.41
Olympic Squad Roster pg.30
Coliseum Show pg.32
The Hottest and the Latest by Fred Springer-Miller
Lift Boom Continues pg.36
How to Do Kickturns by Ralph Miller pg.44
Fashions for the Season pg.52
Mt. Shasta by Jim Scott pg.66
Doug Pfeiffer: As I Ski It pg.71
Ski Movie Makers are busier that ever pg. 74
Ski Humorski pg.84

November,1959
Putzi Puts the Pressure on Panting Pupil’s Pocketbook by Eric Stern pg. 19
European Highlights by Roland Palmedo pg. 21
The Crisis In Downhill Racing by Roland Palmedo pg.22
A Spot On the Team by Bill Eldred pg.28
Snowshoe Thompson by Frank J. Taylor pg.31
Why I Love Ski-America by Willy Bogner pg. 34
The New Aspen by Bil Dunaway pg.36
The Whole Turn Concept pg.44
My Funniest Moment pg.56
Western Ski Areas: Areas build and build for Olympic Year pg.57
Record ski lift construction promises better uphill transportation pg. 59
Willy Schaeffler Profile by James W. Cameron pg.64
My $2.50 Skis by D.E. MacIntyre pg.66
All Out for Fitness pg.72
Ski Cabins Pros and Cons by Allen I. Barry pg.74
Ski Watchers pg.86
Sweaters and Quilts-Fashion pg.88
Cartoon Page pg.124

December,1959
Get the Most out of your Equipment Dollar by Fred Nachbaur pg. 21
Our Nordic Skiers have a Chance in '60 by David Bradley pg.22
Your Equipment Budget by Fred Nachbaur pg.21
Quaint Quebec by Bill Eldred pg.25
The Remarkable Mr. Palmedo (Roland Palmedo)(Part I) 
by Martin Luray pg.28
Whiteface Mtn. by Ronnie Guzik pg.30
Chamonix Magnifique by Harvey Edwards pg.34
Getting a Ski Vacation by Hans Heinrich pg.38
Novice Trail by John Southworth pg.41
Apres Ski Fashions pg.44
Tattooed Skis by W.E. Blanchard pg.48
East, Midwest Areas pg.50
Skiing After 40 by Alex Deutsch pg.62
My Funniest Moment by G.H. Clawson pg.65
Watch Out by Bill Rollins pg.70
European Ski Trips pg.79
European Highlights by Roland Palmedo pg.86
Tire Chain Blocks by Hal Oglesbee pg.92
Forget Togetherness by Eleanor Prager pg.95
As I Ski It by Doug Pfeiffer pg.98
California's Snowy Assets by Ben Tarnutzer pg.100
59-60 Competition Schedule pg.100
Wood vs. Metal Skis by Ralph Miller pg.113
Cartoon Page by Norman Clark pg.132

1960's

January,1960

European Highlights by Roland Palmedo pg.12
Die Tiefdecke Technick by Rink Earle pg.18
Those Hot North American Gals (Pitou, Snite & Heggtveit) 
by Lucile Wheeler pg.23
For Six Olympic Minutes (Penny Pitou & Dick Taylor) pg.24
Borscht, Bagels and Bindings by Mike Strauss pg.26
The Remarkable Mr. Palmedo (Part II) by Martin Luray pg.28
Red Hot Telemark by Fred Morgan (Mt. Telemark, WI) pg.30
The Otsego Club pg.31
Utah's Deep Powder Utopia by Jack Goodman pg.34
Eskimo on Skis (Ed Crist - Colorado) by Loudon Kelly pg.43
Short Short Skis by Smitty Stevens pg.44
The ‘Family’ Man at Fahnestock (Bill Gilbert) by Ronnie Guzic pg.49
The Ski Injury Problem by Dr. Arthur E. Ellison pg.52
Tokyo Tyros Flock to Indoor Ski Hill by J. Bart Sweeney pg. 60
As I Ski It by Doug Pfeiffer pg. 62
Downhill Racing by Ralph Miller pg. 70
Avalanche Busters by Kim Massie pg. 90
Rope Tow Types by Norman Clark pg. 100

February, 1960
European Highlights by Roland Palmedo pg.20
Tribute to a Great Skier (Bud Werner) pg.23
What Chance Have Our Dark Horses? by Ralph Miller pg.24
Gallery of Greats by Jinny and Jack McDonnell pg.26
Olympic Map and Program by Jack Shriever pg.30
The Winter Games Are Worth Saving by Bill Eldred pg.32
Our Impossible Olympics by John Auran pg.34
The Social Slalom by Frances Moffat pg.37
How to Watch Olympic Racing by Walter Prager pg.38
The Medal I Could Have Won by Andrea Mead Lawrence pg.42
As I Ski It by Doug Pfeiffer pg. 46
It All Started in 1932 (Lake Placid) by George Carroll pg.48
I Found I Was Good Enough To Win by Gretchen Fraser pg.51
Ten Hot Cheers for the Olympics by Emanuel Greenberg pg.54
Foeger's Approach to Skiing by Walter Foeger pg.61
You Can Ski on Ice by Ralph Miller pg.71
Wedeln Becomes Easier All the Time by Georges Joubert pg.74
Reno Gives Its Kids A Skiing Bargain by Charles McNavin pg.82
The Latest on Binding Placement by Freeman Frost pg.84
High Living on Skis by Barbara Johnson pg.98
What You'll See at the Olympics by Norman D. Clark pg.108

March, 1960
Six Tips for Spring Skiing Fun by John Henry Auran pg.18
Summer Madness at Stelvio Pass (Italy) by George Cochran pg.20
The Ravine and I (Tuckerman’s) by Susan Neidlinger McLane pg.22
What's Up Down Under (New Zealand) pg.24
Ernie Blake (Taos) by Wolfgang Lert pg.26
What'll We Do When the Snow's All Gone? (Chile) pg.34
Wedeln Becomes Easier All the Time II by Georges Joubert pg.38
Lac Beauport (Quebec) by Hans Carroll pg.42
The Newest Look in Ski Areas (Vermont) by Hans Heinrich pg.46
As I Ski It by Doug Pfeiffer pg.48
Where Bunnies Come From (Eastover, Mass) pg.50
Summer Ski Weekend by Gosta R. Truedsson pg.52
Ski Country Has So Much to Offer by Michael oren pg.56
European highlights by Roland Palmedo pg.58
Beware of the Good Samaritan by Bob Van Beever pg.61
At Magog with Christian Pravda by Hans Carroll pg.71
Spring Skiing by Norman D. Clark pg.72

October, 1960
Ski Areas Make Room for Growing Population pg. 10
A Great Year For Equipment pg. 16
Twenty-five Years of SKI by James Laughlin pg.31
Secrets of Effortless Skiing by Clement Hutter pg.32
The Alps by Bob Bugg pg.34
The Twenty-four Hours that Shook the Ski World (Olympics) by
John Henry Auran pg.42
Olympic Portfolio pg.43
Complete Olympic Ski Results pg.50
I Learned About Skiing From That (Mt. Rainier) by Hans Heinrich pg. 60
Jet Age Sensations pg.78
The Snow Flies Early West of Denver by Ruth Ivor pg.82
So You're Taking Up Skiing (Mammoth) by Gus Weber pg.91
Anne Heggtveit - First in Women’s Slalom by W.L. Ball pg.94
Walter P. Paepcke 1896-1960 pg.98
Ski Fever by Norman D. Clark pg.116

November, 1960
America’s Role in International Skiing pg. 4
Winter Sports Show Opens November 30 pg. 10 
Penny Pitou Speaks Her Mind by Penny Pitou pg.18
European Travel by Stan McCandless pg.20
Area Review and New Lifts pg.32
Will They Call It Schrittbogen? by John Henry Auran pg.35
Working Skis by Jack N. Washicheck pg.38
The Broadmoor Adds Skiing pg.42
Secrets of Effortless Skiing by Clemens M. Hutter pg.44
Marilyn Takes Up Skiing by John Burns pg.46
The Many Faces of Sugarbush by Paul Janoff and Hans Carroll pg.52
Skating will Help by Carlo Wolter pg.59
Skiing for the Pre-school Set by Glenn Springer-Miller pg.70
The Gold Medal Winners by Jean Vuarnet pg.74
The Stowe Rating System by Moon Wallace pg.78
The Old Man and the Ski (Ski Novels) by Eric Stern pg.83
Dry Ski school by Allen I. Barry pg.87
Nubs Sarns Makes His Choice (Nub’s Nob - Michigan) 
by Josephine Wunsch pg.92
Powder Patterns pg.100
Emile Allais - The Man and the Legend by Harvey Edwards pg.106
On Buying Skis by D.E. MacIntyre pg.116
The Bright, Bright Future of Lake Tahoe by Jim Scott pg.118
Almost 100 New Lifts Await Skiers This Season pg. 132
American Kids Learn the Norwegian Way 
by Margaret Magness pg.138
The Equipment Bug by Norman D. Clark pg.156

December,1960
FIS Favors Continuing Olympic Games pg. 16
Ski Resort Progress Sets Fast Pace pg.19
Ten Ways to Avoid Falling by Alex Dixon pg.35
High Route to Adventure (Ski Mountaineering Canadian Rockies) 
by Hans Gmoser pg.38
Sun Valley at Christmas by Dorice Taylor pg.44
Secrets of Effortless Skiing by Clemens "Miki" Hutter pg.51
T. Lee McCracken and the Skiing Cowboys of Big Hole Basin (Montana) 
by Robb Brady pg.54
A Mogul.. Is A Mogul? by Arleen Ruggeri pg.61
The Gold Medal Winners (Yvonne Ruegg) by Fritz Durst pg.62
Europeans Close In on Ralph Miller’s World Speed Mark pg. 65
Ski Injuries You Can Avoid by Dr. Arthur Ellison pg.74
On Hawaii's White Mtn. by Cy Cress pg.80
Penny Pitou Speaks Her Mind by Penny Pitou pg.88
Where the Twain meets by Zig Bulanda pg.92
A Junior Program Gets Results pg.96
The World's Most Exclusive Ski Club (Corviglia) by Hans Heinrich pg.117
Stowe, Vt. by James Lewicki pg.120
Salt Lake's Schools Show the Way by Jack Goodman pg.130
1960-61 Competition Schedule pg.138
Cross-country Crusader (Rev. Jim Scott - Tahoe) by Jim Scott pg.144
After the Lift Stops pg.152

January, 1961
Skiing for a Week on $25 by Doug Pease pg.25
In This White World (Alta photos) by Fred Lindholm pg.26
Super-Wedeln by Peter Estin pg.30
The Gold Medal Winners (Roger Staub) by Fritz Durst pg.38
Skiing's Different in the Pacific Northwest by Byrob Fish pg.42
Schrittbogen Comments pg.52
Where Are They Now? (Ski Publications) Bill Prochnau pg.54
So You’ve Taken Up Skiing by Gus Weber pg. 58
The Good Shepherd by Douglas Mann pg.62
Formula for Victory by Toni Sailer pg.70
The Case for New Mexico by Vern Rogers pg.78
Secrets of Effortless Skiing by Clemens Hutter pg.86
All Downtown for Skiing (Edmonton Ski Club) by Norman C. Flaherty pg.90
Golden Ski Years by Doris Kirkpatrick pg.94
Positively Sel Hannah by John Lannan pg.102
The Back Way into Aspen by G. R. Kirkham pg.108

February 1961
Magic on Moonbeam by Fred Morgan pg.16
Let's Curb the Jumping Judges by David Bradley pg.18
Good Skiing Is Where You Ain't (Weather) by Rink Earle pg.22
Midwest Silhouettes by Fred Morgan pg.26
Dream Race for Has-Beens and Never-Weres by W.L. Ball pg.31
A Now-or-Never Proposition by Ernst Hinterseer pg. 34
Secrets of Effortless Skiing by Clemens ’Miki’ Hutter pg.44
Penny Pitou Speaks Her Mind by Penny Pitou pg.48
Report from Siam by Norris Howard pg.56
The Revolutionary Ski Dek by Kim Massie pg.61
The Latest in Race Technique by Georges Joubert pg.64
The Amateur Problem by Arnold Lunn pg.70
Veterans Get Together (Taos) pg.80
Skirap Book by Norman D. Clark pg.92

March,1961
Skiing’s Role in National Fitness pg. 4
Though This Be Madness by Bob Bugg pg.12
When It's Wintertime Down South (Australia & New Zealand) 
by K.G. Murray and A.T. Garcia pg.16
Courage Unlimited by Jane McIlvaine pg.18
The Man To Stop in 1962 (Gus Perillat) pg.20
Heidi Biebl, Gold Medal Winner by John Auran pg.24
Schrittbogen and All That by Perry Williams pg.28
The Ulta-Die-Hards by Luke Patnode pg.30
There's Lots of Skiing Till Next Winter pg.32
Plan Now to Build Your Ski Cabin by Kelly Buchanan pg.37
So You've Taken Up Skiing by Gus Weber pg.42
The Vital Springboard by Clemens Hutter pg.55

October 1961 
(bought by Universal Publishing)
Report From Chile pg. 26
Gaps in the Ranks (Fred Harris and Charles Proctor) pg. 37
How Can You Afford To Ski This Season? by Archer Winsten pg.39
A Quartet of Giants Alpine Meadows by Jim Scott pg 42
Sierra Blanca by Martin Luray pg 84 
Stratton by Ron Guzik pg 87 
Breckenridge by Bob Collins pg.45
Sailors of the Snow by Walter Landor pg.46
Can We Have A Unified American Ski Technique? by Paul Valar pg.52
How A Champion Keeps Fit (Toni Sailer) pg.54
Freeze Now, Play Later by Burt Sims pg.58
The Non-Prosaic Parka pg.60
Equipment Takes A New Turn by John Henry Auran pg.64
Switzerland's Valley of Eternal Snow (Breithorn) by Otto Weber pg.70
The Sovereign State of Walter Foeger by Martin Luray pg.74
Pointers;Instruction by Jim Craig pg. 79
Perfecting Your Snow-Plow Position pg.79
Hold Your Poles Properly by Allen C. Willman pg.83
Brandenberger Revisted pg. 92
Think! by Jack Irwin pg.100
The Right Way To Lace by Bill Earle pg.108
Put Your Poles in Your Pocket by Dick Williams pg.121

November 1961
Report From Europe pg. 12
Controlling Fall Line Speed by Duncan Grandin pg.17
Can Schussbooming be Stopped? by Wolfgang Lert pg.33
Skiing is For Women (Too) ! by Willy Schaeffler pg. 36
Ever the Young Hopefuls (Barbara Ferries, Jimmy Heuga, Jean Saubert) pg. 41
Areas 1962 (lifts) pg.46
Europe: The $7 Tour pg.48
The Conquest of Thrombosis Slope pg.52
Fashions Internacional pg.54
Kruckenhauser:The Man and the Method by Peter Mitchell Miller pg.60
Come Early, Stay Late (Whitefish, Montana; Big Mountain) 
by Hans Heinrich pg.66
Spring Forward Like A Gentle Tiger by Conrad Staudinger pg.70
How a Champion Keeps Fit (Toni Sailer) by Tap Goodenough pg.77
Now, It's Plastics by John Henry Auran pg.80
The Mental Approach to Learning by Dick Finlay pg.83
Recovering Lost Control by Philip S. Miller pg.90
Rising From a Fall by Ram Matson pg.98
Correcting Shoulder Position by Hans Jenni pg.116
Stay in Condition by A. E. Ellison, M.D. pg. 134

December, 1961
A Stemming Aid by Minor T. Patton pg.15
Report From Australia pg. 21
Rubber Band skiing by Dorothy Ann Outzs pg.28
The Case for American Skiing by John Henry Auran pg.45
Christiania Leger: Evolution in Technique by Ron Guzik pg.48
How to Turn? by Paul Gignoux pg.48
Austrian and French, La Difference by Raymond Craig pg.51
The Special World of Sun Valley by Martin Luray pg.54
Tea for Du by George Cochran pg.58
Action at Alta pg.60
Total Motion for Better Skiing by Paul Valar pg.66
Raclette pg.70
Route 100 by Morten Lund pg.72
The Fur Look pg.76
Christmas Revisited pg.80
1962 Equipment Guide pg.83
Sepp Ruschp: Skiing's Quiet Man by John Fry pg.99
Preventing Falls by Bill Earle pg.110
Comments by the Experts pg.125
The Tip Roll by Louis Gheller pg.131
Michigan's New Frontier by Bruce Gifford pg.138
A Teaching Machine for Slalom Racers by Dr. John Church pg.160

January,1962
Thumbs Up by John "Boots" Blatt pg.15
Report From France pg. 18
Bus Tours: Where Are They Taking You? by Bruce Gifford pg.31
The Taming of Timpanogas (helicopter skiing) pg.34
Tough, Tougher, Toughest by Bill Wallace pg.42
Outdoor Games for Skiers by Willy Schaeffler pg.46
Everybody Out Of The (Car) Pool by Burt Sims pg.50
Green Cloth, White Snow by George Bush pg.52
Modern Skiing: A Prognosis by Clemens Hutter pg.56
Schuss: A Game for Frustrated Skiers pg.60
Sugarbush Reconsidered by John Henry Auran pg.62
1962 Guide to North American Skiing (insert) pg.67
Setting Edges for Sharp Control by Fred Lonsdorf pg.76
T-Bar Tips by Paula Kann Valar pg.85
Christiania Leger: International Comment pg.88
The Short-Ski "Twist" by Clif Taylor pg.100
Using Poles in Dips and Gullies by Don Brolin pg.111

February, 1962
Changing the Lead Ski by Don Schartz pg.18
Report from Alaska pg. 20
FIS World Ski Championships (special section as follows:) pg.29
The High, White World of Chamonix by Robert Daley pg.30
The Hazards of Number One by Harvey Edwards pg.36
A Gallery of Contenders pg.39
Chamonix pg.40
The Pistes pg.41
Excellence Unhailed (Mack Miller & Zakopane) by Fred Morgan pg.42
High Ski Fashion From the House of Dior by Arthur L. Erikson pg.46
The Deep Powder Dipsy (American Style) by Junior Bounous pg.48
Saw, If You Must by S. S. "Smitty: Stevens pg.52
The Devil's Coffee by Emanuel & Madeline Greenberg pg.54
Where the Skiing Never Ends (Mt. Hood) by Bill Tanler pg.56
Modern Skiing: A Prognosis by Clemens (Miki) Hunter pg.60
Put Rhythm Into Your Turns by John V. Henderson pg.65
Learning Aerial Turns by David Peterson pg.72
Powder Tips by James R. Shane (Alta) pg.81

March,1962
Making Smoother Turns by Alf Binnie pg.10
Report From Canada’s Rockies pg. 11
Skiing Under the Southern Cross pg.19
Maoris and Mountains (New Zealand) pg.20
Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport (Australia) pg.22
Skiing in the Sky (South America) pg.24
The Silvretta and I (Austria) by Dorothea Penizek pg.26
Man Meets Moguls by Othmar Schneider pg.28
World Alpine Winter Games (Chamonix) pg.33
The Pro's Pro (Friedl Pfeifer) pg.41
California's Kilimanjaro (Mammoth) by Morten Lund pg.44
Modern Skiing: A Prognosis by Clemens (miki) Hutter pg.48
Tips for Spring Skiing by Toni Matt pg.52
Skiing Ice Moguls by Paul Brown pg.60
Make Your Own Release Pole by A.E. Ellison, M.D.
Ski-Teknik fur der Liftenline by Hermann Kleinkopf pg.66

October, 1962 [DUPE]
Report From Zakopane pg. 14
Skier, Meet Freud by Martin Luray pg.37
High Rise in Colorado (Crested Butte) pg.40
Wild, White Shangri-La (Assiniboine - Canada) by Dick Barrymore pg.44
The View from Monte Bondone by Ernie McCulloch pg.50
Suprising Stretch pg.53
Equipment: Tempest in a Test Tube by John Henry Auran pg.57
La Belle Zell (Austria) by Martha Reker pg.62
Skiers We Have Known (But Wish We Hadn't) by Joe Farris pg.66
The Pied Piper of Hogback (Clif Taylor) by Morten Lund pg.68
Unlimber with Yoga by Denise McCluggage pg.73
Et Tu, Alta by Morten Lund pg.89
Pole Push Sideslip by Barbara Hancock pg.93
Doing the Kickturn Easily by Bill Briggs pg.101
Stand Upright by Frank Day pg.107
Skating Out Of a Gate by Don Henderson pg.112
Advice to the Ski-Lorn pg.114
Strengthen Your Quadriceps by Arhtur Ellison pg.117

November, 1962 [DUPE]
Report From Austria pg. 13
Double Pole Hop to Parallel by Georgia Hotton pg.35
You Don't Have To Get Hurt pg.51
The Mood of Skiing pg.54
But Do They Love 'em In Magog? (Quebec) by Morten Lund pg.58
An Aye for an Aye (Ski Clubs) by Burt Sims pg.62
The Grand Plan (Lifts, New England) by Denise McCluggage pg.64
Come Mambo With Me by Stein Eriksen pg.68
How The West Was (Re) Won pg.72
They Ski Where Hannibal Slept (La Dolce Vita) by Melton Davis pg.78
1963 Equipment Guide (insert) pg.83
Skis in the Antarctic by Peter A Schoeck pg.99
Then Was Then (Wildcat) by Rink Earle pg.107
Two Pole Turnaround by O.L.(Doc) Smith pg.111
Uphill Ski Ahead by Hans Jennni pg.122
Complete Those Turns by Bob Beattie pg.141
Avalanches and How To Avoid Them by Arthur Ellison pg.151

December 1962 [DUPE]
Report From Canada pg. 16
Planting the Pole by Doug Frid pg.22
Traverse Wedel For Edge Control by Ernie Blake pg.41
Ski Touring, Pleasure Rediscovered by John Fry pg.64
Hip-Turn Swing by Willy Schaeffler pg.68
Crazy Otto of the Long Snow-Shoes (Schniebs) by Morten Lund
(see pg.63 too) pg.72
Aged Empress of the Engadine (St. Moritz) by Raymond Flower pg.74
Rich and Regal pg.80
Set Your Own Slalom by Ernie McColloch pg.84
Christmas Past, Christmas Future pg.89
Why Do They Call Them "Mongols?" (Denver, Colorado) 
by Ralph Smith pg.92
That's What I Like About The South by Steve Sachs pg.94
4:23 PM On a Brighton Sunday pg.97
Fill the Flowing Bowl pg.98
The Boom Grows Louder (Record Lifts & facilities) pg.101
1963 Guide to North American Ski Areas (insert) pg.103
No-Pole Turns by Murdo MacDonald pg.111
It Was Easy Dad by J. Duncan Campbell pg.117
Replacing Skis After a Fall by Norm Bergerson pg.127
P.S. From St. Moritz by Art Buchwald pg. 132
Fundamentals of the Basic Racing Turn by Bob Beattie pg.139
The Racer by Bill Metzel pg.140
Strengthen Your Quadriceps II by Arthur Ellison pg.160

January 1963 [DUPE]
Report From Oslo pg. 12 
Look Down the Hill by Gosta Johnson pg.28
Skiing: The Sport of the Establishment (Harriman, Kennedys, McNamaras)
by John Fry pg.41
A Day of Powder (Sun Valley) by Fred Lindholm pg.44
Eastern Slope Sketchbook by Bob Bugg pg.48
By Skiing Obsessed (MidWest) by Bruce Gifford and Fred Morgan pg.54
Hard Sport by the Roaring Fork (Aspen) by George Bush pg.56
Come Jump With Me by Stein Eriksen pg.60
How To Be a Good Bad Weather Driver by Denise McCluggage pg.64
Charlot of Chamonix (Charlot Bozon) by Harvey Edwards pg.66
Our Snow-Covered Welcome Mat (Mt. Mansfield) by Marguerite Wolf pg.68
Upgrade That Snowplow by Bill Briggs pg.70
Step Stem to Mambo by Boot Gordon pg.84
Starting the Reuel Christie by Ariel Edmiston pg.93
Warm Up As You Ride by Arthur Ellison pg.99

February 1963 [DUPE]
Proper Pole Handling pg. 16
Coming Down From The Split pg.19
Japan: Land of the Rising Skier pg.29
Tip Pull:New Power From An Old Source pg.34
Carnivall pg.38
Ski Ding-Hao pg.42
The Care and Teaching Of Anklebiters pg.44
Shrimp For Skiers pg.48
Vermont's Triple Entente pg.50
Wanted: Room For 3 Million More Skiers pg.52
Getting Up pg.62
Rocking To Relax pg.73
Save Strength in Climbing pg.83
What You Should Know About Frostbite pg.84
Refining the "Egg" Position pg.86
Determining Speed pg.97

March 1963 [DUPE]
Sing as You Ski by Jack Irwin pg. 11
People & Events (National Ski Patrol History) by Dr. Arthru Ellison pg. 18
Skis on Everest by Richard Pownall and Barry Corbet pg. 23
Balanced Takeoff: A Tale of Three Tracks by Conrad Staudinger pg. 27
Where the Racers Are by Doug Pfeiffer pg. 30
Broad-Shouldered Banff by Ted Rand pg. 34
Deep Snow Down East by Morten Lund pg. 40
The Triangle House: A Skier’s Ski Lodge pg. 43
The Skier vs. The Wilderness: California Division pg. 44
Ski Pointer by Don Greb pg. 53
Report From Innsbruck pg. 58
Ski Pointer by Chuck Quinn pg. 65
Ski Pointer by Midge Haefeli pg. 69

October 1963
Report From Innsbruck pg. 27
Lift Lines pg. 29
Ski Clinic by Ernie McCulloch pg. 30
Books in Review pg. 36
In the Starting Gate pg. 39
Skiing: Is it Status? Or is it Sport? by Editors of Ski pg. 49
They Call it Mt. Hostility (Cariboos) by Fred Lindholm pg. 52
The Year of the Buckle by Editors of Ski pg. 57
Stand Right, Ski Right by Monica Saxon pg. 58
The Fleeting Moment: Photography for the Amateur by Kim Massie pg. 62
Obergurgl: Skiers Bali HaÕi by William F. Stark pg. 65
Boot Buildup for Better Skiing by Ernie McCulloch pg. 66
The Care and Fitting of Stretch Pants pg. 73
Fireside Forum by Morten Lund with Paul Valar pg. 78
Travel Corner pg. 89
Ski With Sartre pg. 91
On the Comeback Trail (Park City & West) by Editors of Ski pg. 96

November 1963
Report From Zermatt pg. 19
Mountains I Remember (Snow Valley, Vermont) by Winston Lauder pg. 34
Ski Clinic by Ernie McCulloch pg. 38
To Choose A Site (1968 Olympic Sites) pg.65
Banff’s Big Bid by Emmett Watson pg. 66
Push From Placid by Bruce Gifford pg. 67
Stem Christie to Parallel pg.68
25 for Tremblant by Lawrence Faber pg.72
The Tough Americans pg.80
The Toughest American (Bud Werner) By Morten Lund pg.84
Mother, May I Go Out To Ski by Abby Rand pg.86
Catch the Perfect Turn by Warren Miller pg.88
Megeve, C'est Drole by Harvey Edwards pg.90
Intrigue at Innsbruck pg.92
Come Flip With me by Stein Eriksen pg.98
Cabin Fever pg.110
Five Minutes A Day The Quiet Way by Henry Wittenberg pg.114
A Hill Is Not A Hill pg.m-1
Playground of the Midwestern World pg.m-4
Jack Rabbit's Regret pg.m-8
Nor-Ski Ridge: Skiing at Your Leisure pg.m10
Midwestern Notes pg.m13
Lean Out by Hans Jenni pg.135
Edge Toward Parallel by Pete Eyraud pg.136
Hop Slip by Sepp Walzl pg.137
Sensing A Scissor by Les Outzs pg.138
Hold that Hip by Neil Robinson pg.139
Hammer It Home by Dieter Nohl pg.140
Hands Up by Don Schwartz pg.141
Start Position by Willy Schaeffler pg.142
Mountains of their Own (Mid-Atlantic & New England) pg.152
How To Interpret Snow Reports by Oscar Tenenbaum pg.168

December 1963 [DUPE]
Report From the Training Camps (France) pg. 29
Avalanche Valasienne by Harry W. Hollmeyer pg.52
Skis on Everest: Part II by Barry Corbet pg.72
Split Rotation: What and Why by Ernie McCulloch pg.76
New Hampshire Sketchbook illustations by Bill Whittingham pg.80
Back to the Shrine by John Henry Auran pg.84
Fashions By The Fire pg.88
An Apple a Day by Emanuel & Madeline Greenberg pg.92
Renaissance Man of the Southwest (Bill Pitcher - New Mexico) 
by Ernest Gay pg.94
Reflections of a Skier's Christmas pg.96
Verbier: Return of the Natives (Verbier - Val de Bagnes) 
by Harvey Edwards pg.100
Turn Around the Corner by Conrad Staudinger pg.102
Our Own Playbill by Bob Bugg and Martin Luray pg.104
Give-Away Mountain (Hunter Mountain) by Denise McCluggage pg.108
O Pioneer! by Abby Rand pg.120
Reduce the Risks You Take by Arthur Ellison pg.145
Twenty for the Tenth (Tenth Mountain Division) by Charles Minot Dole pg.148
The Tenth: Then What It Was Like by Robert Woody pg. 149
1964 Equipment guide pg.154
Rise and Plow by John Kronsnoble pg. 167
Quit When Behind by Leroy Aserlind pg.168
Check Out Your Stem by Ray J. May pg.169
Sqeeze the Knees by Roger Claude Gaudin pg.170
Skate Around by Helmut Falch pg.171
A Gentle Brushing by Georgia Hotton pg.172
Roll in the Ankle by Ab Boley pg.173
Step Turn by Willy Schaeffler pg.174
Build a Better Mountain (Canadian Amateur Ski Assocation) pg.178
Four Famous Ski Runs (Alps) pg.186

January 1964
Report From the Lizum pg. 19
People & Events (Crested Butte) pg. 35
The Fastest in the World (Portillo) by Ron Funk pg.40
The Hottest Turn of All by Tom Corcoran pg.42
Quiet Mood on the Big Mountain (photos by Joern Gerdts pg.46
Hot Shot Look for the Junior Set pg.50
Mt. Snow: Onwards and Upwards by Martin Luray pg.52
The Nordic Dawn by John Fry pg.56
Our Morning Star (John Balfanz - Jumping) pg.58
Terminillo: The Roman Mountain by Melton Davis pg.60
Savoir Faire in the High Sierras (Sugar Bowl) by George Bush pg.62
Instant Glogg by Emanuel & Madeline Greenberg pg.66
I Remember Hannes (Hannes Schneider) by Rick Earle pg.68
What Hath Head Wrought by John Auran & Martin Luray pg.75
High Heels by Fredric M. Hecht pg.83
Bounce to Better Skiing by Rhona Gillis pg.84
Pop Over the Patch by Earl M. Leichter pg.85
File But Don't Forget by John Henderson pg.86
Pole Upward by Dick Georgi pg.87
Dive Out of Your Turn by Boot Gordon pg.88
Skating Steps by Willy Schaeffler pg.89
Straddling of Poles by Willy Schaeffler pg.90

February 1964
Report From Innsbruck pg. 14
Fireside Forum by John Auran, Fritz Buser et. al pg. 23
The Setting: The City in the Mountains (Innsbruck) pg. 46
The Courses: A Premium on Technique by Willy Schaeffler pg. 50
Documenting Innsbruck: The Olympics on Television by Roone Arledge pg. 52
The Contenders: Alpine pg. 54
The Contenders: Nordic pg. 56
The Austrian Monolith by Harvey Edwards pg. 58
A Gourmet’s Guide to the Tryol pg. 60
Fasching Found Us by Michael and Martha Durham pg. 62
Driving in Europe: Con Brio by Denise McCluggage pg. 66
Tough, Beautiful Taos, by Ernie Gay pg. 68
Junior Racing: Is it Good for Junior? by Tom Crocoran pg. 73
An American Primer by Graham Pringle pg. 74
When Skis Were $3.25 a Pair by Fred Morgan pg. 86
Travel Corner (Canada by Train) by Marvin Moss pg. 100
1964 North American Area Guide Supplement pg. 116
The Fastest In The World (Chile) pg. 118

March-April 1964 [MISSING]
The IX Olympic Winter Games: A Roundup by Martin Luray pg.19
Men's Downhill pg.22
Ladies' Slalom pg.24
Men's Giant Slalom pg.26
Ladies' Giant Slalom pg.28
Ladies' Downhill pg.30
Men's Slalom pg.31
Jumping pg.34
Cross-Country pg.36
As The Experts Saw It by Miki Hutter pg.38
At the Races by Ruth Rudner pg.42
For the Record (Olympic Results) pg.44
Volcanic Lassen by Jim Scott pg.46
Stowe and the Single Girl by Morten Lund pg.48
The American Primer: Part II by Graham Pringle pg.50
Central's Strong Man: Tom Joynt by Bruce Gifford pg.m-1
Midwest Notes pg.m-5
Where the Indians Make the Snow pg.m-6
Wedeln on the Wabash by Frederic Sicher pg.m11
Save Your Skis by Don Lowry pg.m14
How to Build Your Own Rope Tow by Ann Lyons Fry pg.56
Report From Scandinavia pg. 67
Raising Your Status by Penny Brown pg.71
Importance of Lean by Midge Haefeli pg.72
Stepping Through Powder by Otto Ost pg.73
Spring for It by Richard Rolland pg.74
Up and Over by Sepp Uhl pg.75
Two Poles for Mashed Potatoes by Miner Patton pg.76
Hopping to Control by Philip Miller pg.77
River Running by Frank Lamphier pg.78

1965 Annual (September) [MISSING]
Calendar of Coming Events pg.6
Best of SKI Photography pg.11
Peripatetic and Pecuniary-money saving tips by Karin Gottlieb pg.35
Settle the Argument: Unusual historical facts about skiing 
by Frank Elkins pg.42
Ski Pointers by Joe Auckenthaler pg.51
ABC Exercises of the American Ski Technique Paul Valar
tells how to build up to the modern turning action pg.60
Skier's Library pg.72
Ski Films pg.74
1965 Ski Area Guide-North America and Europe pg.75
After Innsbruck: An Assessment of American Racing
by Tom Corcoran pg.89
The Great Seedings Battle (USSA) by Dr. Bud Little pg.93
Report on Organized Skiing (USSA, Eastern etc) pg.95
For the Record Results of major 1963-64 Alpine and Nordic
competitions in North America and Europe pg.107
Ski Associations of the World pg.105
The Sane Skier's Buying Guide by Joan Beller pg.115
For the Expert: Loosen the Pursestings by Bill Tanler pg. 121
Guide to Buying Apparel pg.125
The Complete Guide to Buying Equipment pg.129

October 1964 
Sounding Off: Do We Need A Super Sports Organization
by Ralph ‘Doc’ Des Roches pg. 13
Bill Tanler’s Warming Hut: When Snow Falls, Can Madison Ave. 
Be Far Behind? pg.16
25 Years Ago in Ski by Bill Eldred (1939-40)
Repair Shop by Bob Kidder pg. 22
John Fry’s Skier Notebook pg. 30
Ski Reports: Lift Lines pg. 39 
Tom Corcoran’s In the Starting Gate pg. 44
Abby Rand’s Girls’ Rules pg. 49
Flex, Edge and Run by Robert Albouy pg.59
Snowplow News: The Knee Press by Ernie McCulloch pg.70
Skiing's New Colored Trails by Bob Cram pg.75
Secrets of Stein: His Own Story by Morten Lund pg.78
Parallels pg.88
From Seattle With Love by Bill Tanler pg.94
Perils of the Bugaboos by William Briggs with Morten Lund pg.102
Grand Hotel in the Sky (France - Pyrenees) by Harvey Edwards pg.112
Trial by Kinetography by Junior Bounous pg.119
Avalanche Tragedy (Bud Werner) pg.125
What Every Skier Should Know About Avalanches pg.136
5BX Exercise Plan for Skiers pg.149

November 1964 
Eddie McCulloch’s Ski Clinic pg. 8
Abby Rand’s Girls’ Rules pg. 12
25 Years Ago in Ski by Bill Eldred pg. 24
Repair Shop by Ted Miller pg. 27
Ski Reports pg. 35
Tom Corcoran’s In the Starting Gate pg. 40 
Bill Tanler’s Warming Hut (Woodstock Rope Tow) pg. 46
Sounding Off by Dick Georgi pg. 50 
Profile of the Skier, Circa 1964 by Edward A. McCreary pg.54
The One-Color Look by Maureen Lynch pg.63
Ski the Steep with Stein by Stein Eriksen pg.73
The Snow We Ski On pg.78
All About Bindings by Graham Pringle pg.88
Ski Along A Border (Quebec) by John Fry pg.98
How to Make Your Child Hate Skiing by Glenn Springer-Miller pg.106
Can You Do These Exercises? pg.114
Flat and Edged by Morten Lund pg.120
Perils of Penny, Reel Two (Penny Pitou & Egon Zimmerman) 
by Morten Lund pg.124
Skiing in Your Region pg.132
See Yourself as Others Do by Don Brolin pg.139
Double Check the Angles by Dick Johnson pg.140
Sure-Fire Sideslip by Frank Lamphier pg.141
Start Them Off Together by Real Charette pg.142
Stay Up for Smooth Skiing by Bob Homer pg. 143
Leaning Out is In by Hans Georg pg. 144
Look At That Track by Erik Lessing pg.145
Belly Hoist for Powder by Dusty DeLario pg.146
The World Championships Nobody Will See (Chile) by Monty Atwater pg.149
Gstaad Glows Again by Gordon Ackerman pg.154
Billy the Kidd by Burton Hersh pg.162
Acclimate for Altitude by Ralph Reynolds pg.173

December 1964 [MISSING]
Whither Alpine Architecture in America? by Alan Liddle pg.8
Ski Reports pg. 37
Easy-to-knit Ski Sweater pg.43
25 Years Ago in Ski by Bill Eldred 
Ski Country Club pg.E5
The Wondrous A-Frame from the State of Maine pg.E10
Sierra Schussboomers pg.E17
Guide to New Hampshire Ski Areas pg.E20
Is There A Skiing Establishment? (Power Structure of American Skiing) pg.61
Pole for Better Stem Christies by Morten Lund pg.68
Two Turns, Two Styles by Junior Bounous pg.72
The Double Life of Dave McCoy by Burton Hersh pg.80
Alta for Christmas photos by Fred Lindholm pg.90
The Elusive Zen in Skiing by John & Joanne Eusden pg.96
Not So Far From New York (Catskills) pg.104
Meet Mr. Janss (Bill Janss - Sun Valley) by John Henry Auran pg.111
Meat for Breakfast by Emanuel & Madeline Greenberg pg.120
The Lean Look What to Wear Underneath by Maureen Lynch pg.140
Wisconsin is a State of Mind by Hal Bruno pg.146
Window on Titoland (Yugoslavia) by William F. Stark pg.154
My Secret Waxing Formula pg.127E
Are Your Boots Too Stiff A SKI Consumer Report pg.13E
Acrobatics for Agility by Art Furrer pg.162
Swing a Little by Georgia Hotton pg.171
On Skiing Moguls by Bob Bourdon pg. 172
Correct Hand Position by Don Henderson pg. 173
Set and Then Plant by Louis A. Gheller & Leigh St. John pg. 174
Anchor The Head by Jim Snobble pg. 175
Correct Your Cross by Joe Berry pg. 176
Rhythm Makes Wedeln by John Carson pg. 177
How to Come Across by Tom Barrett pg. 178
Charter Flight to Europe pg.180
American Technique is not Compulsory pg.199
 

January 1965
Skier's Notebook by John Fry pg.8
Calendar pg.10
Ski Clinic by Ernie McCulloch pg.12
Girls' Rules by Abby Rand pg.16
Starting Gate by Tom Corcoran pg.18
Repair Shop by Raymond Lanctot pg.22
Ski Reports pg.25
25 Years Ago by Bill Eldred pg.39
The 7 Keys to a Perfect Turn by Paul Valar pg.40
Let's Study the Alternatives to Present Learning by Frank Solymosi pg.45
The Girls Who Ski pg.48
The Great Haute Route by Harvey Edwards pg.54
Gnome of Fortune (Fred Iselin) by Burton Hersh pg.66
Manners Maketh the Skier by Bob Cram pg.78
Run a Better Race by Willy Schaeffler pg.84
Set and Spring Gwen Rector pg.91
The Pointable Navel by Jim & Joy Lucas pg.92
Weight Move for Short Turns by Hans Palmer pg.93
Hands at Rest by Ish Arnold pg.94
Think Ahead by Bob Savard pg.95
When to Counter by Arno Erath pg.96
Break into Fast Parallel by Bill Earle pg.97
Lunge to Adjust by Jan Huelle pg.98
Wheels for the Commuting Skier pg.100
The Skier's option Shasta by Ernest Gay pg.104
Ski the Bowls with Stein by Stein Eriksen pg.110
Are American Skiers (Male) Sloppy? (Oleg Cassini interview) pg.115
Best in the West pg.120W
Awakening in Southwest Utah pg.125W
National Ski Week Jan. 22-31 pg.127W
Mrs. Moriarty's Marvelous Hat by Ann Lyons Fry pg.128W

February 1965
Ski Reports pg. 17
Starting Gate Giant slalom and the flat ski myth by Tom
Corcoran pg.22
25 Years Ago In Ski by Bill Eldred pg. 31
A Mountain Is A Name-Story behind names
(Exhibition named by Sigi Engl in ’39) pg.33
La Dolce Velocita-touring by Michael Brady pg.39
Make Your Edge Do the Work A Beginning Instructional 
by Peter Schoeck pg.44
Joring Jaunt-Fashion follows a new kind of snow car pg.46
The Total Coach-Bob Beattie pg.48
France's Wide New World of Courchevel-ski area pg.52
After the Platform, What? neutral position-parallel by Ernie McCulloch pg.58
Heatherbedlam-ski town life by Leon Uris pg.60
Powder Technique for parallel skiers by Leo Olson pg.75
Unweight in the Turn for parallel skiers by Erik Lessing pg.76
Skiing without Strain by Dick Pownall pg.77
Get that Second Down stem christie by Janet Wagner pg.78
Push the Turn stem christie by Mike Savell pg.79
Pole for Rhythm for parallel skiers by Starr Brinckerhoff pg.80
Baskets up the Hill for beginner skiers by Miner Patton pg.81
Hands at the ready parallel skiers by Real Charette pg.82
Can Skiing Become A School Sport? by Tom Corcoran pg.87
School Skiing in the East-community sponsored junior
programs pg.94
Science and the "Egg" (downhill racing position) pg.98
Fractured Fotos pg.104
Ski Country-style-Chester Page's Burrington Hill pg.102
Three Upstate Places-Snow Ridge,Old Forge and North Creek pg.107
Sounding Off Let's Split Up the Olympic Games by
Roland Palmedo pg.110

March 1965
Starting Gate Pro racing by Tom Corcoran pg.14
Ski Reports pg.23
Warming Hut Spring Skiing Seminar by Bill Tanler pg.29
Where to Go- Ski Hills that offer during waning months of season pg.31 West, East, Canada, Europe pg 38
Off to Camp-for summer skiing pg.40
Meeting Four Ski Challenges-spring snow and terrain by Junior Bounous pg.42
Mountain to Mahomet-Dave Hicks by Hal Bruno pg.46
Free style Season-fashion pg.48
I Found the Teenage Ski Cult by James Blond pg.50
The High Huts Alpine Touring (Colorado) by John Fry pg.54
Vail Preview: Race of Three Nations Austria, France
and US team race pg.58
Cook now, Ski Later pg.64
Portable Mountain Dew pg.65
Foil Spring Suction by Edward S. Pelkey pg.67
Watch Spring Weather by Mike Savell pg.68
Waterproof boots by George R. Story, Jr. pg.69
Do Not Hesitate by Georgia Hotton pg.70
Give at the Top by Bob Guthridge pg.71
Spring through Slush by John Kronsnoble pg.72
Conquer Spring Dips by Jack Snobble pg.73
The Light Touch by H. F Haemisegger pg.74
Buying Guide-Skin Creams, Rucksacks and Sun Glasses pg.78
The Best of Both Seasons-Spring skiing in the East pg.83
Cram on Spring Skiing-follies and foibles pg.86
Sounding Off- Lift Ticket Prices pg.88

1966 Annual Edition: Buying Guide (September 1965) 
Ski Equipment pg. 9
Skis : The Diversity Factor pg. 10
Ski Buying Guide pg. 17
Ski Accessories Buying Guide pg. 24
Bindings pg. 28
Binding Buying Guide pg. 31
Boot Tree & Press Buying Guide pg. 35
Boots: The Essential Factor pg. 36
Boot Buying Guide pg. 40 
Poles: The Weight Factor pg. 48
Pole Buying Guide pg. 51
Nordic Touring Equipment: The Specialization Factor
Auto Ski Racks Buying Guide pg. 60
Children’s Equipment: The Fun Factor pg. 66
Ski Books pg. 69
Ski Films pg. 70
Instruction: The Savvy Seven pg. 73
How Many Lessons Are Enought? by Junior Bounous pg. 73
How to Start Racing by Tom Corcoran pg. 74
Acrobatics for the Ordinary Skier by Art Furrer pg. 76
Mental Attitude and the Mountain by Ernie McColloch pg. 77
Don’t Get in Conditon for Skiing! by Willy Schaeffler pg. 79
Avoid Technique Confusion by Othmar Schneider pg. 81
What You Should Know About Ski Lessons by Paul Valar pg. 82
Apparel and Fashion pg. 84
Skier’s Trip List pg. 89
The Art of Positive Purchasing pg. 91
Travel Maps and Area Guides pg. 99
Budget Europe: Go as a Tourist, Ski as a Native pg. 124
European Area Guide pg. 128
The International Skier’s Lexicon pg. 131
First Facts First: Historical Record pg. 134
1965 Competition Results Tables pg. 139
Ski Equipment Manufacturers and Suppliers pg. 150
Useful Skier Information pg. 153
Ski Event Calandar pg. 154

October 1965 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-Travel for Skiers and Writers pg.9
Girls' Rules-Fashion pg.11
In the Starting Gate- recreational slalom pg.15
Warming Hut- Circulation and ski profits (lift capacity and demand) pg.18
Ski Reports-News of ski resorts, racing, school and business pg.25
The Avalanche Almost Got Us-European Ski Trip by Sven Coomer pg.36
After Defeat: $450,000-America's new competition program 
by Tom Corcoran pg.42
Boot News canted sole, lace inside buckle by Robert N. Albouy pg.44
Tone on Tone-fashion by Judith Morrell pg.48
The First Disciple: Luggi Foeger by Burton Hersh pg.54
First Day of the Season-hill exercises pg.56
King Killy by Serge Lang pg.63
A Ski Home: Hearth or Headache? by Howard Harrison pg.67
Ski Techniques of the World: 6 Top Turning Systems by Arthur Furrer pg.73
Sugarloaf Daddy-Maine Winter pg.E1
The Great Eastern Snow Drought pg.E4
Eastern Ski News pg.E8
American System Snowplow Turn by Paul Valar pg. 121
Off-season traverse by Arch J. McCartney pg. 122
Swing with Hupsitz by Simon Mayer pg. 123
Correct Binding Placement by Don Henderson pg. 124
Clock-step to Step-turn by Jack Irwin pg. 125
Synchronize Poles and Knees by Marshall K. Doughty pg. 126
Carving with the Shovel by Ramon Tostado pg.127
Off to a Good Start by Tom Corcoran pg. 128
Early Watch on the Wasatch-Utah's Peaks by Robert Woody pg.135
Sounding Off- Your Physical Condition by Dr. Hans Kraus pg.142

November 1965 [DUPE]
In The Starting Gate by Tom Corcoran pg. 21
Bill Tanler’s Warming Hut pg. 25
Girls' Rules by Abby Rand-Fashion pg.31
Ski Clinic by Ernie McCulloch pg. 36
Ski Report pg.51
Ski Event Calendar pg.57
Amateurism's Bruised Ethics by Serge Lang pg.66
Warm-ups Exercise by Willy Schaeffler pg.69
15 Secrets to Speed Your Ski Progress by Junior Bounous pg.74
Four Times Tyrol by Morten Lund pg.80
My Life with the Mountain (Stratton Mountain) by Pearl Buck pg.84
Ski Films: Heralds of Snow by Archer Winsten pg.88
The Solitary Slide by Othmar Schneider pg.90
Staib's Pole by John Auran- North Pole pg.92
Exploding Tahoe by Burton Hersh pg.94
Skis: Are They Too Expensive? by Robert Albouy pg.101
O Canada pg.104
Nancy Greene, Team-age Girl by Bill Tanler pg.107
Trail Blazers by Judith Morrell pg.109
American System Stem Turn by Paul Valar pg. 127
Wedel Warm-up by Chuck Quinn pg.127
Bend Zee Ankles by Penny Brown pg. 133
First T-Bar Ride by Diana Mitcheltree pg.134
Snow-free Ski Boot by Jack Wilderman pg. 139
Downhill Knee Tuckby R.A. Solberg pg.140
Hip-Hold Skis Together by Ar;no Erath pg. 145
The Awkward Arm by Tom Corcoran pg.146
What's New at the Ski Resorts East pg.168
" " " " " " MidWest pg.178
Ready, Get Set by Terry Edwards pg.181
Skiing the Buckeye by James Wattenmaker pg.184
A New Snow Reporting System by John Hitchcock pg.188

December 1965 [DUPE]
Ski Reports pg. 29
Resort News pg. 54
A Radical Look at Bindings by Bill Tanler pg.63
Portrait of the American Racer (Jimmy Heuga) by Burton Hersh pg.68
Ski Bull or Bear (Ski Area Stock) by Winston Lauder pg.71
Kennedy Christmas pg.72
Ski the Serpent (French Technique) by Georges Joubert pg.76
Preview Cartoons by Graeme Ross pg.80
I Skied Higher Than Any Man (Cho Oyu) by Fritz Stammberger pg.82
Apres Ski Recipe pg.86
The Girls of Glen Ellen pg.88
The American Way is Wrong (Cross Country) by Michael Brady pg.92
15 Secrets to Speed Your Ski Progress by Junior Bounous pg.94
Extravaganza-Hunter Mtn.'s Lodge pg.99
Over in Oberland by Gordon Ackerman pg.100
American System Christie Uphill by Paul Valar pg.109
Take off those straps by Georgia Hotton pg.110
Avoid the Gorilla Grip by Ish Arnold pg.115
Climb Cold Away by Odo Struger pg.116
180 Degrees to Perfection by Dick Pownall pg.121
Hands Forward for Difficult Snow by John MacIntyre pg.122
Rhythm to Speed Control by Dick LaBelle pg.127
Hairpin Wisdom by Tom Corcoran pg.128
One Pole, One Turn by Willy Schaeffler pg.131
Skiing's Good Samaritans (National Ski Patrol) by John G. Hubbell pg.137

January 1966 [DUPE]
Bill Eldred, 1913-1965 by Arnold Abramson pg.9
Abby Rand’s Traveler’s Checks (Ski Trains) pg. 10
Ski Reports pg. 25
Repair Shop by Ed Rickard pg. 30
Bill Tanler’s Warming Hut Reindeer Sweater pg. 35
Tom Corcoran’s In the Starting Gate (U.S. Ski Hall of Fame) pg. 36
Ski Resort of the Future pg. 50
Forecast: Wet and Shiny Waterproofs pg.55
Big and New on the Alpine Frontier (Jackson Hole) by Bill Tanler pg.58
Three Ways To Check by Tom Corcoran pg.64
Secrets to speed Your Ski Progress by Junior Bounous pg.66
Portrait of the American Racer by Burton Hersh pg.71
Keeping Your Car Unstuck Winter Driving by Allen MacCaulay pg.78
SKI's 1st Cover pg.81
30 Years of SKI pg.82
Dear Bob by Bob Bugg and Bob Cram pg.86
Evolution to Moderation by Dixi Nohl pg.92
Exciting Technique Future Ahead by John Spindler pg.96
Hagemeister-Lert, Inc pg. 103
Telemark Technique by Ott Schniebs & John W. McCrillis pg.105
Open Christiana Revisited by Charles N. Proctor & Rockwell R. Stephens pg.106
Fashion Look-alikes by Judith Morrell pg.108
American System Stem Christie by Paul Valar pg.111
Mixing Ski Mates by Sofie Aarheim pg.112
Begin With a Pole Hold by Janet Nelson pg.117
Square Stance for a Good Start by Bill Mason pg.118
Ski’s Camp Quiz by Morten Lund pg. 120
End of a Perfect Powder Turn by Terry Hines pg.123
Taking a Sneak Gate by Tom Corcoran pg.124

February 1966 [DUPE]
John Fry’s Skier’s Notebook - Testing You pg. 8
Calendar pg.10
Ski Reports pg. 21
Driving with Skis Auto Ski Racks by Jiim Edrys pg.32
Breaking Out of Intermediate pg. 37
1) Angulation by Othmar Scneider
2) Unweighting by Paul Valar
3) Timing by Ernie McCulloch
Across the Mountains with Liten Hanne and Anne - A
Norwegian Ski Holiday by Morten Lund pg.48
Giant Sleeper-Whiteface Mountain by Kim Massie pg.52
The Cross-over Acrobatics by Art Furrer pg.56
White and Black Skiwear, Fashion pg.58
The Instructor as seen By...Cartoons by Bob Cram pg.60
The Short Happy Ski Life of Ernest Hemingway
by Valerie Danby-Smith pg.65
Parallel Turn with Check by Paul Valar pg.69
More Time for Your Instruction Dollar by Fred Richards pg.70
Push for Power by Dick LaBelle pg.75
Confidence from a Light Hop by Jack Wilderman pg.76
Warm Fingers Secret by Terry Lee Wampler pg.81
Tummy up for Straight Stance by Olaf Rodegard pg.82
North of the Border-Arizona (Mt. Lemmon) pg.85
Step up with Weight Down by Jack Numbers pg.87
Running A Straight Hairpin by Tom Corcoran pg.88
Nose Straightener-Operation Nose Dive pg.90
Madonna Magnate: Tom Watson by Edward McCreary pg.92
Ski Mecca-Pennsylvania pg.101
Eastern News Roundup pg.104
Snow on the Rocks pg.111
Michigan's Pine Knob pg.114
Midwest News pg.115
Chicago's Liechtenstein pg.117
Ford's Ski Birds pg.118

March 1966 [DUPE]
Ski Reports pg. 15
Race Report From Europe by Serge Lang pg. 22
Finest Coaches at Ever at Famous Timberline pg. 25
How the Swinging College Skier Gets With It pg.36
Skiers Cum Laude pg.38
Why College Skiing Went West by Burton Hersh pg.40
SKI incorporating the Harvard Lampoon pg.43
Otto Gluck by Kandy Kirsch (Lampoon) pg. 44
Game for the Class of '77 by Judith Morrell pg.50
A Good Bump... by Tom Corcoran pg.52
How to Manage Moguls by Willy Schaeffler pg.54
Ron Johnson Won't You Please Go Home by Morten Lund pg.56
Ski Camps and Camping pg.58
American System Short Swing by Paul Valar pg.61
Stay Back to Stop "Hooking" by Alice Kossler pg.62
Watch Those Eyes by John Canova pg.67 
Flow to Stem Christies by Art Laws pg.68
Couloir Conditions by Georgia Hotton pg.73
Downhill Motivation by Ken Moore pg.74
Hold that Platform by Paul Brown pg.79
Side-hill Hairpins by Tom Corcoran pg.80
Jay Peak, Weyerhaeuser map $2 1/2 Million Expansion pg.83

October 1966 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-Covering the FIS pg.14
Traveler's Checks-European Trip pg.32
Ski Reports pg. 41
World Alpine Ski Championships (Portillo) pg.69
What Happened, Race by Race by Serge Lang pg.73
Ladies' Slalom pg.73
Mens' Downhill pg.74
Ladies' Downhill pg.74
Men's Giant Slalom pg.75
Ladies' Giant Slalom-Two golds for Goitschel pg.76
Men's Slalom pg.77
An International Nightmare-How Portillo got the
Championships by Serge Lang pg.79
Gold for Norway by Michael Brady pg.80
Winning Colors-Fashion by Judith Morrell pg.82
Ski Life with Bob Cram- Boot Expose pg.90
Big Year for Boots by Dr. Neil Jacobs with Janet Nelson pg.91
Ski Boot Buying Guide pg.96
Vail by Abby Rand pg.100
Controlled Skier-Courtesy Code pg.114
Calf Stretcher-Conditioning by Steve Rieschl pg.119
Bending Hip Twist-Conditioning by Art Furrer pg.122
Overlap Lacing-Equipment by Robert A. Felker pg.124
Toe Hold-Down Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.126
Mirror-Time Kneebends-Conditioning by Fred C. Sorensen pg.128
Barefoot Snowplow-Conditioning by Bert Cross pg.130
Knee Wiggles-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.132

November 1, 1966 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-Teaching Systems Compared pg.8
Traveler's Checks-European Trip pg.12
Ski Reports pg. 29
Photos by the Skier-Camera Equipment by Paul Ryan pg.37
Conditioning Secrets of the Experts pg.44
Those Beautiful Little Hills - Western New York pg.50
Alta: The Purist's Mecca by Abby Rand pg.56
Learning to Ski by the Graduated Length Method BY Karl Pfeiffer pg.58
Ski Life with Bob Cram pg.62
What's really in Those New Skis-Fiberglass by John Fry pg.63
Visibility Fashions pg.68
Overtaking Skier-Courtesy Code pg.70
Front Wheels Down-Intermediate Skiers by Al Kovats pg.72
Boot Notching-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.74
Stop edge Snag- Beginners by Orval R. Petersen, Jr. pg.76
Fall Sideways- Beginners by Bud Phillips pg.78
Hinge Hop-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.80
Buying Guide to Fiberglass and Metal Skis, plus wood, short
skis and Nordic Equipment pg.84
From Schoolhouse to Ski House-Michigan skiers pg.96
Its Busy Time at Tahoe by Bill Tanler pg. 97
Mid-America's Lake Geneva Convention Wisconsin-
Illinois Border Skiing pg.102
Ski Teaching TV-Minnesota's TV Ski Teacher pg.106
Ski Shop pg.108

November 20, 1966 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook The Compromise Ski pg.12
Warming Hut Cheap Ski Week by Bill Tanler pg.15
Ski Reports News pg.25
Photos by the Skier-Accessorizing and winterizing the camera pg.31
In The Starting Gate- Rotation and Counter-Rotation:The Split pg.32
Schuss, Comrade!-Ski Expedition to Caucasus by John Fry pg.56
Stem vs. Parallel Ski Learning by Art Furrer pg.64
The Hard Life and Times of Ski Dek by Morten Lund pg.66
Superstretch-Fashion by Judith Morrell pg.70
New Films for 1966-67 pg.74
Put Action in It-Ernie McCulloch Parallel exercise pg.80
SKI Life with Bob Cram-Binding in Distress pg.82
Better Bindings are Here by Janet Nelson pg.83
Hoe Cableless Heel Units Work-Step-ins, latch-ins and
releasable turntables pg.85
Buying Guide to Bindings pg.90
New Kind of Ski Competition-Style and Speed pg.100
Approaching Skiers-Courtesy Code pg.116
Half-Bend Bounce-Conditioning by Robert W. Vincent pg.118
Side Switch Slalom Bend-Conditioning by Steve Rieschl pg.120
Javelin Traverse-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.122
Stand Forward-Intermediate, Advanced Skiers by Murray Yeudall pg.124
Avoid Pole Panic Stop-Beginners by Gerry Stransky pg.126
Ankle Bender-Conditioning by Steven Rieschl pg.128
Straight Mounting-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.130
The Area the Bomb Built-Los Alamos (Parajita) by Karin Gottlieb pg.132
Skiing the Battleground of the Gods (Oregon) by Eileen Holm Matthew pg.134
Western Ski Roundup-Resort News pg.136

December 1966 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-Names pg.8
Warming Hut The Watusi Fitness Test pg.22
Ski Report pg. 25
Photos by the Skier-Light Meters pg.32
Calendar pg.41
Can You Spot Ski Errors? Technique by Junior Bounous pg.43
The Steepness of Stowe pg.50
The 25 Steepest Ski Trails in North America pg.55
There's A Great Day Comin'- John Day Profile by Morten Lund pg.56
Learn that Awkward Feeling Ski Habits pg.60
Up With Down Fashion by Barbi Zinner pg.62
Madrisa: Six Years in the Making (Swiss) by Harvey Edwards pg.68
In the Starting Gate- How to Watch a Ski Race pg.73
New Ski Books in Review by Morten Lund pg.78
How To Watch Ski Jumping (Intelligently) by Michael Brady pg.83
Traveler's Checks Aspen: Universal Mecca pg.92
Poles What's New by Morten Lund pg.102
SlopeStop-Courtesy Code pg.114
Conquer Fall Line Fear by Janet Wagner pg.116
Follow Your Kick Turn Around by Philip S. Miller pg.118
The Sit-Back-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.120
Arms Out for Christie Uphill by C.W. Morrow pg.122
Which Ski to Weight? by Mary Alice Thompson pg.124
Edge Set Emphasis by Steve N. Haber pg.126
Forward Pressure-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.128

Holiday Issue 1966 (December) [DUPE]
Revolutionary New Concept in Sun Valley Ski Instruction: Videotope
by Dorice Taylor pg.14
Ski Reports pg. 39
Traveler's Checks Insurance for the skier pg.42
Christmas in Skiland-Holidays on the Slopes pg.58
Master of Powder by Junior Bounous pg.63
Chris Goes Skiing-Father and Son by Chris Carroll pg.69
Chianti and Snow-Guide to Italian Skiing by Sam Bauman pg.72
Art Furrer's Helicopter-360 Degree Turn pg.76
What Maketh a Ski Bum? by Burton Hersh pg.80
The Skier You Wish You Were, You Are by Mike Logos pg.84
For Girls Who Want to be Watched-Fashion by George Bauer pg.86
In A Far and Beautiful Place-photos pg.90
Keep SkiLand Beautiful-Editorial pg.108
Entering a Trail-Courtesy Code pg.110
Climb a Ski Stairway-Beginners by Bob Maughan pg.112
Finger Warm up by Jackie Steinmann pg.114
Tap Boot for Snowplow-Beginners by Werner Schuler pg.116
Creeping Heel Thrust-Intermediate by Robert W. Vincent pg.118
Handy Food Idea-Recipe pg.119
Cross-over Kick Turn by Pete Cooper pg.120
Track Your Traverse-Intermediate by Emory Thomas pg.122
Run-Away Straps-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.124
Reach Out with the Downhill Pole-Advanced by Murray Yeudall pg.126
Single Swing-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.127
Ski Life with Bob Cram-Instructor's Delight pg.130
1967 Guide to Ski Areas-West pg.134

January 1967 [DUPE]
Ski Report pg. 25
Moment of Truth on Skis Goal of Every Skier pg. 39
The Pure Carved Turn by Pepi Stiegler pg. 40
Think of a Turn Without Check or Edge-set by Othmar Schneider pg.42
A New Form of Skiing? by Bill Briggs pg. 43
A Sensation of Grace by Bernard (Dadou) Mayer pg.44
Boyne Boyne-Midwest Ski Aeas by Abby Rand pg.46
Ski Life with Bob Cram-Snow Reporting pg.51
Carnaval-Quebec City by Kim Massie pg.52
Attack Skating-Maneuver by Walter Foeger pg.56
Trip to Mt. Nowhere by Morten Lund (Bus Trips) pg.61
Great Ski Teacher Contest (Dick Nohl) pg.67
Mogul Mastery-Advanced Skiers by Dick Nohl pg.68
Starting Downhill-Courtesy Code pg.70
Elbow Your Way to a Snowplow-Beginners by Barbara Ruegg pg.72
Tired Skier's Carry by Georgia Hotton pg.74
Knee Snap for Edge Control by Bjorn Bang pg.76
Tuck when Airborne-Advanced by Bruce Gavett pg.78
The Charleston-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.80
Cable Hitches-Bindings by Gordon Lipe pg.82
Traveler's Checks-Squaw Valley:West Coast Mecca pg.86
Eastern News Roundup pg.91
Intermont Ski Area Opens-Central New York pg.98
Well, Besides Skiing there's...Poconos pg.102
Happy, High Corner of the Laurentians-La Reserve pg.106
TV's SkiMan-Al Cahill,Albany pg.100
Skiing's Angry Man- Hans Thorner pg.108

February 1967 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-Olympic Disappointment pg.8
Warming Hut- Litigation on the Slopes pg.14
Ski Reports pg. 23
In the Starting Gate- Memorizing the Course pg.32
Equipment Rental: How Good? by Bill Tanler pg.35
New Hampshire De- Mythed by Philbrook Paine pg.38
The Lapp Look-Norway Fashion pg.42
The Fantastic "Sidehop Stem Christie" by Ernie McCulloch pg.47
The Strangest Ski Race of them All-Swedish X-country
by James H. Winchester pg.50
Ski Life with Bob Cram-The Natural Athelete pg.53
Where the Coloradans Are-Winter Park by Kim Massie pg.54
Two Turns by Killy Slalom pg.60
Ski TV Quiz by Junior Bounous pg.63
Great Ski Teacher Contest - entry form pg.70
Climbing Uphill-Courtesy Code pg.71
Watch Your Shoulder Dip-Beginners by Art Milman pg.72
Downhill Ski First by Don Greb pg.73
Unfreezing Frostbite by Bjorn Bang pg.74
Think Boots-Intermediate and Advanced by Korty Kantowski pg.75
Consistent Release-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.76
Inside Christie-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.77
Knee Action in Pole Plant-Advanced by Frederic N. Spidell pg.78
The Year of New Hampshire-Loon and Waterville pg.90
Skiing on the Mississippi?-Chestnut Mtn.,Illinois pg.94
The Biggest Little Area Going-Springfield Ski Club,Mass. pg.103
A Skitopia in the Making-Mt. Telemark,Wisconsin pg.109
The Anthony is Coming pg.117

March 1967 [DUPE]
Ski Reports pg. 23
Guide to Late Season Skiing pg.30
Exotica-photos pg.33
Star and Montezuma Basins pg.34
Tetons pg.36
Cochina Peak pg.38
Skiing Down Under pg.40
Austria's Hut Life pg.42
British Columbia pg.44
A Toothless Tuckerman? by Archer Winsten pg.46
Taming the Untracked-Crud by Junior Bounous pg.48
Spring for Lunch-Cuisine pg.52
Handlebar Helper-Exercise by Ernie McCulloch pg.54
Press Off,Pump Down,Turn On by Willy Schaeffler pg.57
Killy: Greatest of them All? by Serge Lang pg.58
Ten Plots to Shake TV pg.60
Ski Home of the Month-Hillside House pg.65
Runaway Straps-Courtesy Code pg.68
Roll The Inside Ankle-Beginners by Chuck Casuell pg.70
Pole touch to Angulate-Intermediate by Bob Bourdon pg.72
Positive Power-Intermediate and Advanced by Ken E. Ross pg.74
Retract in Moguls by Howard Coleman pg.76
Eggs in Soft Snow-Advanced by Charles R. Lawrence pg.78
Tip-Cross Turn-Acrobatic by Arthur Furrer pg.80
Testing Sequence-Binding by Gordon Lipe pg.82
Don't Burn, Baby: Tan! by Barbi Zinner pg.83

September 1967 [DUPE]
A Case of Overkill-Ski Teaching by Ezra Bowen pg.45
Ski Ball Twisting Turns pg.82
Get the Ski Bow Feeling pg.84
Artistry in Bongo Action pg.86
Pedal Power from Ski-Xer pg.88
Train the Ski Way Way pg.90
Twist to the "Ski in a Day" Beat pg.94
You Just Have to Work a Little Harder, That's All- Nancy
Greene pg.53
Sugarbush Survives the Abominable Season by Burton Hersh pg.63
Ski's Golden Rule for Ski Length by Morten Lund pg.68
Back to School-Clothing, Equipment and Travel pg.75
New Boots pg.83
New Girl in Town-Snowmass at Aspen pg.58
Traveler's Checks-Courmayeur, "The Fabulous Forty" pg.15
The Closest Win of All: Nancy Greene Painting pg.48
Results of the First World Cup of Alpine Racing -1967 pg.67
In the Starting Gate-Alpine Training Program pg.28
Ski Life Ski School pg.46
Winter Driving Tip-Tires pg.18

October 1967 [DUPE]
An Insider's Vacation Planner pg.67
Jackson Hole:The Ecstasy and the Agony by Morten Lund pg.68
La Plagne: Is this the Future? by Abby Rand
Town Planning pg.70
Stowe: The Eastern Shrine pg.74
Forever Zermatt Matterhorn by Bruce Gifford pg.78
Comparison of Ski Vacation Costs at 20 Resorts pg.83
Traveler's Checks- Group fares to Europe pg.45
How to Ski the New French Way by Georges Joubert and
Jean Vuarnet pg.86
Ski Attacks a Mogul by Roger Staub pg.120
Pointers for Youngsters:
Ride 'em T-bar by Alicia Kossler pg.106
Games Children Play by James Lavell pg.108
Downhill Leash by Norbert Fischer pg.110
Hop to Parallel by Dixi Nohl pg.112
The Condominium:New Form of Resort Living by Bill Tanler pg.84
Hot Colors Fashion by Patricia Doran pg.90
Go Ahead, Blame it on Your Boots by Janet Nelson pg.96
The Many Visions Of Willy Schaeffler by Morten Lund pg.100
The Winner Takes All:Bud Werner-Painting pg.114
Winter Driving Tip: The Skid pg.26
Ski 20 Below-Fashion pg.30
Warming Hut-The One-Meter Chain Marathon pg.48

November 1967 [DUPE]
Winners 8 Pointers
Concentrate to Assimilate
Undo That Abstem by John D Kalinuk pg. 73
Ride to a Short Swing Rhythm by Bruce Faribault pg. 74
Solutions Come 3 by 3 by Konrad Staudinger pg. 74
Sweep Your Arlberg Away by Ina Gillis pg. 75
Shut Your Eyes by Perry Fairbank pg. 76
Build a Terrain Repetoire by Ernest Blake pg. 76
Hip in, shoulder out by Roland Blood pg.71
How Good a Skier Can You Be?-Improvement by Frank Solymosi pg.103
Look, They're Sitting Back! Avalement by Georges Joubert
and Jean Vuarnet pg.108
Getting Back on Skis by Duncan Reid pg.130
Look up to Step Turn by Real Charette pg.132
Make Your Stop Below by William Mitkoff pg.134
Metal or Fiberglass? by John Fry pg.88
Guide to Binding Finding-new models by Janet Nelson pg.117
Ski Shop pg.40
Aspen's Christie pg.95
Acrobatic Pied Piper-Art Furrer pg.96
Downhill:King of Competitions-photos by Paul Ryan pg.78
The Mystery of Downhill by Tom Corcoran pg.87
The Greatest Season-Jean-Claude Killy Painting pg.98
The Day they Gave the Lift Tickets Away-Bromley
by Kim Massie pg.113
Traveler's Checks-Kitzbuhel:One of the "Fabulous Forty" pg.10
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.116
Aspen from the Inside Newspapers by Burton Hersh pg.92
For Numb Skiers it Was a Rat Race-Skiathon pg.148
The Padlock Stays Shut-Forest Preserves in New York pg.150
The Ski Area That Happened - Now (Maple Hills, Mn) by Tony Lane pg. 152
Skier's Notebook-Naughty French pg.20
Winter Driving Tip-Stuck? pg.46

Holiday 1967 
Mondo Ski Ski Photos pg.48
Tackling Twenty Degrees-Steep Slopes by Ernie McCulloch pg.69
Ski Masters the Submarine-Packed Snow by Bill Briggs pg.80
Ski Pointer
Perpendicular Pole by Bill Mason pg.102
Heave-Ho Get Up by Janet Nelson pg.104
Outside Shoulder Back by Peter Cooper pg.106
Hands at the Ready by Real Charette pg.108
Lean Out by Hans Jenni pg.110
Climb Cold Away by Otto Struger pg.112
Skiing Icy Moguls by Paul Brown pg.114
Knee Snap for Edge Control by Bjorn Bang pg.116
The Dazzling Dozen-Apres Ski Fling pg.72
Traveler's Checks-Davos: one of the "Fabulous Forty" pg.23
1968 Guide to Ski Areas East pg.121
Hunter Expands Snow Making-Catskills pg.144
The Wise Buyers Guide to the New Skis pg.84
Ski Shop-Holiday Gift Ideas pg.95
New Ski Books in Review pg.100
Weather Breakthrough-Fashion by Patricia Doran pg.88
The American Pioneer: Dick Durrance-Painting pg.64
In The Starting Gate-Race pg.42
Skier's Notebook-Ted Riehle pg.8

December 1967 [DUPE]
Arms and the Skier-How To by Othmar Schneider pg.51
Ski Does the Superslide-Advanced Turns by Junior Bounous pg.64
Two Turning Tips for Beginners-Exercises pg.78
Pointers:
Tip That Hip by Ron Niccoli pg.104
Pole Pull to Poma Rides by Jackie Steinmann pg.106
Press the Pole Hand In by Putzie Frandl pg.108
Jump High for a Quick Turn by Dennis Wells pg.110
Short Cuts on Ice by William S. Morrison pg.112
Kick Like a Chorus Girl by Ray Cardinal pg.114
Shoulder Tip to Weight Shift by Paul R. Brown pg.116
The Trails of Tremblant by Martin Luray pg.54
St. Anton, one of the "Fabulous Forty" by Abby Rand pg.39
Number Two is Good Enough (Washington Skiers) by Bill Tanler pg.124
Mining Town Strikes Pay Dirt pg.136
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.60
The Texans are Coming by Morten Lund pg.90
Help Wanted in the Ski Business by Janet Nelson pg.61
Crazy, Crazy Double Flip-Acrobatic pg.70
Aspen from the Inside by Burton Hersh pg.77
A Film to Dance By-Ski Movie pg.102
Night Life of a Snowmaker (Minnesota) by Tony Lane pg.128
Girls, Girls, Girls!-Fashion pg.74
What is the Feel of Fit?-Ski Boot by Janet Nelson pg.68
The Big Payoff: Billy Kidd-Jim Heuga pg.80
In the Starting Gate-Coaches pg.34
Skier's Notebook-The Lousy Putter Syndrome by John Fry pg.10
Mining Town Strikes Paydirt (Wisconsin) by Shirley Rose Higgins pg. 136

January 1968 [DUPE]
Are You a One-Sided Skier?-Faults by Dixi Nohl pg.47
You Can Conquer Ice pg.52
Graduation Day for Graduated Length by Art Furrer pg.76
Pointers:
Rut Technique for Late Starters by Donald H. Henderson pg.82
Rabbit Bounce To Knee Action by Dixi Nohl pg.84
Think Forward to Unweight by Gerry Stransky pg.86
Beam Your Knee and See by Kermit Samples pg.89
7 Letters Between Friends-Bindings pg.51
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.50
The Greatest Show on Snow-TV by John Fry pg.56
Panorama of Olympic Games Site-Grenoble, Painting pg.58
The Other Show-Fashion by Patricia Doran pg.60
Resorts Near the 1968 Winter Olympics pg.63
Val d' Isere-"Fabulous Forty" by Abby Rand pg.22
French Invincibility: Fact or Myth? by Tom Corcoran pg.64
A Double Gold for America: Andrea Mead pg.66
Penny and Poncho-Profile pg.72
Conservation in New York pg.88
Ski 93: The New Image of New Hampshire-Ski Industry by Janet Nelson pg.96
It's All for the Kids-Teen Competition pg.106
You Know How it Is-Route 7 by Herbert Burkholz pg.108
Winter Driving Tip-Traction pg.38

February 1968
Invitation To A "Grande Lutte" pg.32
White Hopes and Dark Horses-Grenoble by Serge Lang and
Willy Schaeffler pg.37
Jumper To Beat-Wirkola by Michael Brady pg.43
"Don't Look Back-I Might Pass You"-Mike Gallagher,
Cross-country pg.44
Olympic Medals Won In Ski Events pg.44
The Greatest Olympic Skier: Toni Sailer-Painting pg.52
SKI Tells Slalom Like It Is by Tom Corcoran & Morten Lund pg.59
That Wretched Sex Mess by Mike Brady pg.48
Can Killy Repeat Sailer's Triple Gold? by Serge Lang and
Tom Corcoran pg.50
Alpine Ski Events at Chamrousse-Painting pg.33
The Way It Will Be On TV by Roone Arledge pg.46
TV Schedule: X Winter Olympics pg.47
Ride 'Em Easy by Junior Bounous pg.80
Pointers:
Angulation vs. Reverse by John Bruce Milan pg.64
Knees Follow Through by Adi (Adolf) Binder pg.66
The Pole Arrest by Sandy McAusland pg.68
Bend the Knee to Weight the Ski by Dr. Richard A. Solberg pg.70
Unlock Your Knees by Helmut Falch pg.72
Fly on One Engine by John Fry pg.74
Close the Scissors by Paul Pfosi pg.76
Hug Your Girl by Thomas Reynolds pg.78
Traveler's Checks- St. Moritz by Abby Rand pg.26
Wilmot: A Midwest Cinderella-Wisconsin pg.98
Wilmington, Vermont: The Poolside Mecca pg.101
Have Skis, Won't Travel-Duluth by W. W. Morgan pg.114
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.89
John Clifford and the Greasy Pole of Life by Morten Lund pg.94
Mini-Living pg.116
The Old Mug Jr.-Pro Cup pg.119
Winter Driving Tip-Braking pg.19
Warming Hut- Winter Carnival pg.20
Photos by the Skier-Photographing Ski Action pg.30

March 1968
Olympic Section pg.33
Pointers:
Professor K's New Turn-Interski by Dieter ‘Dixi’ Nohl pg.70
(Dr. Stephen Kruckenhauser)
Thrust in Slush by Dixi Nohl pg.80
Butter Your Snowplow Turn by Don Leonard pg.81
Ski on Skates by John L. Macintrye pg.82
A Little Push to Independence by Norbert Fischer pg.83
The Continuous Pole Plant by Joe Brody pg. 84
Send a Child To Summer Camp by Thelma Slater pg.18
Traveler's Checks-The Endless Winter by Abby Rand pg.26
Guide to Late Season Skiing pg.56
The Winds of March-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.58
SKI Builds a Home-Second Homes by Henrik Bull, AIA pg.60
Oniontop the Breathtaking! by Karin Rae pg.78
The Ultimate Race: Toni Matt by Lowell Thomas-Painting pg.64

September 1968 [DUPE]
SKI 2001-Future pg.57
Ski House Revisited-Laboratory pg.73
SKI Rates 16 Boot Brands pg.82
Try a Swap-a-Ski-Money Saving pg.88
Big Little Details-Fashion pg.92
Ski Shop pg.143
Traveler's Checks-Plane Chartering pg.43
St. Moritz:A Mighty Circus by Morten Lund pg.64
12 "Discovery" resorts pg.71
Sun Valley: The Being and Becoming by Abby Rand pg.72
Michigan Winter-Photos by Paul Ryan pg.76
Pointers:
Jog Your Way to Snow Time pg.129
Tune Up on the Flat pg.130
Pick a Flower to Turn pg.131
The Scoot Foot pg.132
Hold the Hip Back pg.134
Up the Down Staircase pg.136
Pre-strengthen Your Legs pg.138
Build Kick-Turn Confidence pg.140
Open Fights for the Nations Cup by Serge Lang and John Fry pg.62
In The Starting Gate-Ski Politics by Tom Corcoran pg.35
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.75
Last Run-Humor pg.144
Skier's Notebook-Nancy Greene Joins Ski pg.9

October 1968 [DUPE]
You Can Wedel Before You Parallel-Austria by John Fry
and Dixi Nohl pg.79
Let Your Skis Do the Work pg.96
Little League Skiing By Nancy Greene pg.102
Pointers:
Go To the Mountain pg.119
Forward to Fan the Tails pg.120
Heads Up pg.122
Hands Out In Front pg.124
Only the Arm Moves pg.126
Step Up for Confidence pg.128
Make Your Powder Starts Easy pg.130
Treasure of the Wasatch-Park City pg.103
An American's Guide to "Kitz"-Europe by Morten Lund pg.106
Traveler's Checks-Taos by Abby Rand pg.58
Waiting for Snow-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.86
SKI Tests 17 Ski Brands pg.110
The Outer Limits-Ski Film pg.132
Some New Skis for the Coming Winter pg.140
RFK: A Memoir by Burton Hersh pg.100
Our First Nordic Champion: John Bower-Paiting pg.114
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.145
Skier's Notebook-Ski Teaching by John Fry pg.10
Starting Gate- American Racers pg.70

November 1968 [DUPE]
Toward a Teenage Olympics by Tom Corcoran pg.77
Don't Talk to Anyone Over Eight by Morten Lund pg.80
Colorations of Interski-Photos by Paul Ryan pg.84
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand pg.53
The Tatra Caper-Czechoslovakia by Richard Durrance,Jr. pg.92
Big New Ski Weekend by Morten Lund pg.94
Snowmass-The First Season pg.117
Stein Becomes World Champion-Painting pg.112
Runnin' Warren Runs Again-Warren Miller pg.134
Rarefied Squaw Valley Party-Fashion pg.102
New Films pg.73
How Poles Affect Your Pocketbook-Ski Cost,Expenses pg.100
New Choice in Bindings by Jim Spring pg.108
Equipping Junior Racers by Nancy Greene pg.71
How Pole Length Affects Your Skiing ny Ernie McCulloch pg.98
The Tip Roll-Art Furrer pg.124
Pointers:
Hop-Around Turn pg.128
The Snowplow Kiss pg.130
Shift Weight Up and Forward pg.142
One Ski for Washboard pg.145
Knees, Like Feet, Apart pg.149
Be Sure Your Skis Move Sideways pg.150
Planted Pole Stays Down pg.152
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.83
Last Run-Humor pg.164

Holiday 1968 (December) [DUPE]
"My Favorite Ski Trail" by Editors pg.65
Purest Crystal pg.90
Tattoos of Winter-Photos pg.72
New Ski Books in Review pg.8
How to Organize a Ski Club pg.30
Don't Let Your Skis Get Stolen This Winter by Bill Tanler pg.34
The Cure for Goggle-fogging pg.38
Crimpers and the Skiing Girl by Paul Mitchell pg.44
Ten Recipes to Warm Your Heart-Cuisine pg.48
Gift Ideas for Christmas pg.86
America's First Olympic Medalist: Gretchen Fraser-Painting pg.80
A Basic Ski Repair Kit pg.28
Othmar's Fabulous Fishtail Wiggle by Othmar Scneider
Ski Turn pg.119
Pointers:
Peek-a-boo Turn pg.122
Hands on Knees pg.124
The Sitting Back Myth pg.126
Pull the Knees Up to Unweight pg.128
Reach Downhill pg.130
They Learned the GLM Way pg.132
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.117

December 1968 [DUPE]
How to Solve Three Common Ski Errors by Junior Bounous pg.73
Pointers:
Putting Your Ski On In Deep Powder:Cable pg.101
Stop Your Tips From Crossing pg.104
Hip Back to Bite on Ice pg.106
Preview Your Progress pg.111
Ban Backward Slide pg.112
First Time on the Chair pg.123
Putting Your Boot on in Deep Snow:Step-in pg.124
Junior Race Camps pg.54
Bindings:The Most Important 30 Minutes pg.91
Five Looks... The Price is Right-Fashion pg.120
Butterflies Nancy Greene pg.58
Killy's Last and Greatest Secret by Serge Lang pg.68
What's Your Ski Handicap? by John Fry-NASTAR pg.102
Traveler's Checks Toting Your Skis pg.40
Metroski-Urban Ski Areas pg.61 Metroski West by Bill Tanler pg.66
Full Steamboat Ahead-Steamboat Springs pg.78
Maestro of Metroski by Morten Lund pg.62
The French Wave: Jean Vuarnet pg.96
Paper Tiger Racer by Morten Lund pg.87
Ski Life by Bob Cram-Humor pg.89
The Truth About Shakespeare by Abby Rand pg.122
In the Starting Gate-Ski Coach pg.48

January 1969 [DUPE]
Pointers:
Up Tight on Edge-Othmar Scneider pg.66
Turn Like it Hurts pg.70
Let Moguls Unweight you pg.75
Leg Slide for Muscle Wake Up pg.76
Shadow Ski Your Way to Better Form pg.78
Your Deep Snow Debut pg.84
Synthetic Boots pg.63
Traveler's Checks-Business and Pleasure by Abby Rand pg.37
The Attainable Dream-Canadian Rockies pg.44
Jay Peak is Alive and Going into Orbit pg.52
America's 20 Most Lovable Ski Areas pg.68
A Problem of Space-Conservationists and Skiers by Morten Lund pg.51
NASTAR pg.18
Developing a Winners Attitude by Nancy Greene pg.22
What's Your Opinion?-Pro-am Controversy pg.43
The Old Fox Takes the Harriman: Christian Pravda-Painting pg.56
The Oldest Continuous Floating Ski Racer of them All
Christian Pravda by Burton Hersh pg.61
Skier's Notebook-Snow Conditions by John Fry pg.12
In The Starting Gate Pro-am Storm pg.41

February 1969 [DUPE]
Mastering the Carved Turn by Bill Briggs pg.37
Instant Wedeln by Georges Joubert pg.41
Fast, Easy Stem Christie by Ernie McCulloch pg.42
Make the French Turn by Corky Fowler (Avalement) pg.44
Pointers:
The Horse Kick Ruade pg.69
Spring for Deep Powder pg.70
Wind Up to Get Airborne pg.72
The Tune-up Trunk Twist pg.74
Hands Up So You Can See Them pg.76
Don't Turn It, Weigh It pg.78
Acceleration and Braking (Speed and Control) by Nancy Greene pg.53
"Edge Like You're Making Chopped Liver" by Kim Massie
New York's Borscht Belt -Humor pg.54
Triumph at Squaw Valley: Penny Pitou Painting pg.64
National Ski Standard is Set-NASTAR pg.58
SKI Bear!-California Ski Area- by Morten Lund pg.47
Alyeska-Alaska- by Robert Woody pg.50
Meet Me in Marrakesh by John Fry pg.62
In the Starting Gate-NASTAR-by Tom Corcoran pg.13
Winter Driving Tip-Weighting Your Car pg.26

March 1969
The One-Two Split Turn by Junior Bounous pg.58
Pointers:
Inside Edges for Ruts pg.77
Pick Up that Tip pg.78
Hop Sideways, Not Up pg.83
Tip to Turn pg.85
Step Off a Tack in Heavy Snow pg.86
Battle of the Ages-"Karli" Schranz by Serge Lang pg.34
Map for World Cup Finale pg.40
The Tennyboppers Come of Age-American Girls
by Nancy Greene pg.46
NASTAR Pin Winners pg.60
Rick Chaffee (And We) Stagger On Toward Distant Victory
by Morten Lund pg.38
The Technique Innovator: Emile Allais by Jim Johnson pg.52
Guide to Summer Ski Camps pg.22
Traveler's Checks-When Lodges Lower Rates by Abby Rand pg.31
Springtime:Mountains of the Moon by Morten Lund
Tyrolean Village pg.50
Guide to Late Season Skiing pg.57
Boyne is Licking Summer by Pat Begrow pg.63
A Second Tuckerman Quebec by John Fry pg.69
Sliding in the Irish Alps by John Fry pg.66
In the Starting Gate-Money by Tom Corcoran pg.32

September 1969 [DUPE]
New Places to Dream About and Go pg.66
New Lifts for 1969-70 pg.73
Ski Racing Will Test a Testy Brundage by John Fry pg.74
Are Your Boots Obsolete? by Jeffrey Garlick pg.76
There'll Be A Warm-up in Your Wardrobe by Pat Doran
Fashion pg.80
Architecture Will Go Native by Jim Spring pg.84
Portrait of a New Community Center pg.84
Land Values Will Soar pg.89
How Beginners Will Progress Faster by Dixi Nohl pg.90
Why Willy Wins by Ed Hunter pg.163
September Ski Bird Picture-Fashion pg.8
The Truth About Winter by Hal Tennant pg.101
NASTAR Finals pg.172
New Ski Information Service pg.169
Pointers:
Be a Penny Pincher-Finance pg.97
New Way to Measure Pole Length pg.99
Learning the Ropes pg.103
Double Pole Power pg.105
Start to get in Shape now by Willy Schaeffler pg.165
The Step Jump pg.165
V for Victory pg.166
Be a Stationary Slalom Racer pg.167
The Double Stretch Twist pg.168
Travel:
Park City West-Ski Area by Janet Nelson pg.106
Wintergreen-Ski Area by William Stark pg.170
10 Money Saving Tips-Finance pg.27
Group Fare Bargain to Europe-Ski Packages pg.46
Super Skier Comic-Cartoon,Humor pg.177

October 1969 [DUPE]
How to Meet People on a Ski Trip-Travel pg.32
Picking Resorts for Begginers-Travel pg.33
Vail: The Wave of the Future by Morten Lund pg.66
Big Mtn.:Montana's Forgotten Favorite by Abby Rand pg.68
Stowe's Chin: The First Year by Jim Spring pg.70
Loon Mtn.: The New New Hampshire by Abby Rand pg.72
Europe A to Z by Abby Rand pg.74
How Top Ski Brands Rate pg.82
Why You Must Prepare Your Skis by Ernie McCulloch pg.93
Skier's Release Check by Janet Nelson pg.156
More Than One Way to Ski(n) a Catwalk by Dixi Nohl pg.76
The Great Speckled Whirlybird Technique by Morten Lund pg.98
Pointers:
Breaking Away From the Crowd pg.143
Turn Your Head Before You Turn pg.145
Keep in Touch pg.146
Stop Depending on Your Poles pg.151
Sneak into a Snowplow pg.152
Keep Your Hands in Sight pg.154
Squaw Valley: Alex Builds A Behemoth by Morten Lund pg.100
Great Ski Photo: "The Skier and the Mountain" pg.104
How Not to Live Alone and Like It by Forrest Perrin pg.120
New Ski Films pg.128
Getting High on NASTAR by Morten Lund pg.165
Ski Show of the 70's by Claire Walter pg.172
World Cup Analysis by Morten Lund pg.136
October SKI Bird-Picture Fold Out-Fashion pg.52
Heroic Winter Looks by Pat Doran-Fashion pg.85

November 1969 [DUPE]
SKI Rates the New Skis by John Fry pg.82
Twelve Great Escapes by Jeffrey Garlick pg.84
Color Your Feet-Equipment pg.114
Faster, Safer, Easier-Instruction by Janet Nelson pg.89
Meeting the Moguls on Your Terms-Instruction-
by Othmar Schneider pg.106
Pointers:
Mini-Skids pg.137
Airplane Ticket to Angulation pg.138
Ski the Saucers. Not the Cups pg.143
To Close Your Skis, Seperate Your Knees pg.144
Routine for Royal Christies pg.152
Snowplow for Reluctant Debutantes pg.158
The Guns of November-Photos by Peter Miller pg.76
The Earliest Season Ever by Morten Lund pg.81
Last Season, or Maybe Yesterday, at Gstaad by Morten Lund pg.92
Cool Millions in the Instructor Set by Bill Rollins pg.96
The Sundance Kid by Morten Lund pg.104
Robert Redford
"Great Run" Ski Photo pg.116
November SKI Bird-Picture Foldout-Fashion pg.48
That Downhill Racer Look-Fashion pg.98
Traveler's Checks-Rental Cars,(Finance) and
Vacation Places to take Children by Abby Rand pg.53

Holiday 1969 (December) [DUPE] 
No Courtesy? It's Costly by Morten Lund pg.55
Lest Skiers Forget: In the Beginning there Was the Land
by I. William Berry pg.72
Twilight of the Wilderness? pg.79
"The Onset" Ski Photo pg.90
Classic Ski Lodges by Janet Nelson pg.114
Dick Barrymore, We Ask You-Are You Making It?
by Morten Lund pg.150
The American Ski Technique:Ski Style of the 70's
by Jerry Muth pg.95
Magnificent Royal Changeover Explained-Technique pg.112
Pointers:
Step Up to a Traverse Position pg.127
Hopped-Up Side Jumps pg.128
Start Off on the Right Foot pg.133
Keep Your Tips Uncrossed pg.134
Timing's The Thing pg.136
Tired Skier Carry pg.138
Equipment:
Super Socks by Janet Nelson pg.10
Keeping the Heat In by Janet Nelson pg.14
Boots Can Fit pg.17
Boots for Coming and Going by Janet Nelson pg.18
Ski Bird Fashion pg.46
With the Very Ritz at St. Moritz-Fashion pg.122
Travel:
The $1000 Weekend by Abby Rand pg.21
The $30 Weekend pg.27
Making Last Minute Reservations-Travel pg.38
Taking air Taxis pg.39
A Quiet Fin(n)ish to a Holiday (Finland) pg.43
Aspen Highlands by Morten Lund pg.118
Sugarloaf by Morten Lund pg.120
Nancy Greene Speaks:The Question of Technique pg.110

December 1969 [DUPE]
A Big Year for Time-Beaters pg.17
The $5 Lift Ticket pg.24
Can Professional Racing Save Skiing? by Bob Beattie pg.94
Turn on Color pg.99
"Lucifer in Starlight" Photo pg.116
Instruction and Technique:Girls are Different by Janet Nelson pg.124
Cooling It On Ice by Georges Joubert pg.128
Ski With Your Legs pg.137
Knee Wobbles pg.138
Anticipate Changing Snow Conditions pg.143
Games Children Play pg.144
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand Tipping in Ski Towns
Eating Out vs. Eating In pg.78
The Ultimate Bunny by Morten Lund pg.104
Smile, Great Stone Face by Morten Lund pg.110
The Sugar Bowl: Inside the Social Fortress by Burton Hersh pg.114
Fashion: New Pant, New Fit pg.44
December Ski Bird pg.48
Gifts for Skiers pg.132

1970's

January 1970 [DUPE]

They're Beautiful by Morten Lund (Ski Bums of Aspen) pg.66
But They're Employed-Ski Bums by Janet Nelson pg.71
Val Gardena:Valley of Decision-FIS Site pg.80
Bobbing is for Gentle People by Jim Spring pg.92
Technique:How to Beat Your Friends at Slalom by Tom Corcoran pg.72
Skiing Powder by Junior Bounous pg.86
Powder Put-Ons Gear, Equipment pg.94
Pointers:
A Perfect Ending to a Parallel Turn pg.95
Use a Wide "V" For Better Snowplow Turns pg.97
Teaching Your Child To Ride a T-Bar pg.101
Seesaw in Moguls pg.102
Swallow the Bumps pg.107
Carve Your Christies pg.108
How to Travel in Ski Clothes by Abby Rand pg.23
Flaine: The Impossible Ski Resort Travel pg.76
Alpental pg.78
January Ski Bird-Fashion pg.40
"Shadows"-Photo pg.52
Nancy Greene Speaks-The Woman Racer as a Woman pg.57

February 1970 [DUPE]
The Gold Rush at Val Gardena-Racers are Rated pg.41
Puffing and Pretty US Nordic FIS Team pg.48
Flying High on Federal Funds-Michigan's Copper Peak pg.50
Have Faith, You're On the Right Trail-Beginner Trails pg.58
SKi Technique of the 70's:the S-Turn, Structured Avalement pg.62
Pointers:
Power Brakes to Stop Your Snowplow pg.68
Change Hips to Change Tips pg.75
Stop the Stem Before It Starts pg.79
Weekend On the Wild Side by Peter Miller
St. Sauveur des Monts, Quebec-Canada pg.53
Mad River by Jim Spring pg.60
February Ski Bird Fashion pg.16
"Reveille"-Photo pg.36

March 1970 [DUPE]
For Bill Eldred, A Call to Fame for a Ski Innovator pg.10
The New World Champions-Val Gardena pg.37
Daredevil of the Alps-Sylvain Saudan, by Harvey Edwards pg.60
The Finals Are Coming-NASTAR finalists vie for SCHLITZ
trophies at Vail,Colorado pg.66
Summer Camps:Boon for Young Racers by Barbara Wicks pg.68
Springing for Fashion by Pat Doran pg.70
Skiing the Steep-Descents by Ernie McCulloch pg.54
Pointers:
Change Edges Positively pg.52
Stay in the Fall Line to Ski Soft Snow pg.67
Be a Sleeping Beauty pg.69
Garibaldi's Whistler by Abby Rand-Travel pg.62
Arapahoe Basin by Morten Lund-Travel pg.64
"The Skiers' Patron Saint" Photo pg.32

September 1970 [DUPE]
The Wild Bunch at Jackson Hole by Del Mulkey pg.50
Two Men in Turmoil-Avery Brundage and Earl Walters
by John Fry pg.62
Build a Basic Wardrobe Fashion pg.70
Breckenridge Breaks for the Big Time Colorado
by I. William Berry pg.84
The NASTAR Winners:From All Kinds of Mountains
by Claire Walter pg.94
Phil Gerard and His Wonderful, Electric Skiing Machine
by Morten Lund pg.146
Pointers:
Attack a Slalom Turn pg.37
Sideslip to Action Stops pg.44
Switch-off Paddling pg.76
Ankle action for Cycling pg.81
No-excuse Training pg.144
Shoot Rapids, Jet Moguls pg.148
Straddle and Straight Jumps pg.162
Equipment:
Foaming: Fit to be Tied?-Skiboot Linings pg.56
Feet-Buying Boot Secrets by Ken Vermeulen pg.58
Boot Fitting Aids by Janet Nelson pg.60
Getting a Room When You Travel Alone pg.30
The Real Cost of Flying to Europe-Travel pg.30
The New Fares to Europe pg.153
Anthony Lakes Revisited-Ski Area by Phil Taylor pg.143
Grand Targhee-Ski Area by D. Brent Clement pg.160

October 1970 [DUPE]
A Day for All Skiers-Ski Shows pg.16
The NASTAR Scene pg.64
Vermont, the Beckoning Country by I. William Berry and
Richard Sapir-Land Development pg.78
Why Ski Instructors Grow Old by Richard Earle pg.98
Ski Italian Style Fashion pg.100
Dogging it On the Slopes by Leverett Richards pg.110
Hills and Hearts at 40-Plus by Dr. Bruce C. Paton pg.125
At Sunapee You Can Hear the Trees by I. William Berry pg.174
Timberline Shoots for the Top by Pat Begrow pg.180
Two Boots, One Turn-Leather vs. Plastic Boots by Ernie McCulloch pg.83
The New Skis by Jeffrey Garlick pg.114
Pointers:
Slope Tune-ups by Junior Bounous pg.92
Hip Check-up pg.38
Ease Fall Line Fear pg.140
Track in a Traverse pg.157
Dryland Shortswing pg.158
Do a Snappy Snowplow pg.160
Peek Around the Barn pg.162
Swing Like a Pedulum pg.164
Your Ski As a Boot Scraper pg.166
Renting an Apartment in Europe-Travel pg.50
How to Cross a Border-Travel pg.50
Join Now Fly Later-Travel pg.127
Waterville Valley by Morten Lund (New Hampshire, Tom Corcoran) pg.90
The Once and Future Ski Resort-Banff Springs Hotel
by Derek Bodington pg.112
Lech-am-Arlberg by Abby Rand pg.122
"The Incomparable Light" Photo pg.86

November 1970 [DUPE]
Black and White Together by Lee Fowler pg.37
Holiday Ski Camps by Barbara Wicks pg.46
Feet, Fingers and Frostbite by Dr. Bruce Paton pg.70
You Can Ski Year-round Where Butch Cassidy Roamed
by Del Mulkey Telluride pg.78
The Racer Chasers by Morten Lund pg.84
Western vs. Classic Fashion pg.96
Skiing:Elementary My Dear Watson-by Albert Orbaan pg.140
Disenchantment at Dartmouth-F. Scott Fitzgerald
by Burton Hersh pg.179
The Family that Skis Together by Pat Begrow pg.190
The Fifth H by Claire Walter pg.196
Ski Area in a Snow Belt by Barbara Wicks pg.199
Equipment: The New Skis:Part II by Jeffrey Garlick pg.106
Off the Fall Line by Dixi Nohl pg.86
GLM Goes National by Morten Lund pg.98
A Russian Solution to Ski Instruction-Taos- by Ezra Bowen pg.100
How to Go For NASTAR Gold-Racing Tips by Roger Staub pg.104
Pointers:
Don't Pose for the Camera pg.165
Correct Natural Stance pg.168
Traverse with the Help of a Friend pg.173
Keeping Stable on Bumps pg.166
Gorilla Hop to Parallel pg.171
Straighten up to Ski Right pg.174
Ski Areas:
Why Skiers Endure Mammoth's Madness by Janet Nelson pg.112
Magic Mountain: Virtuosity in Vermont by I. William Berry pg.130
Courchevel Carnival by Janet Nelson pg.134
Mt. Telemark by James Ward pg.187
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand:
How to Read a Brochure pg.23
Ski Tours for Unaccompanied Teenagers pg.26
How to Buy a Condominium pg.26
We Skied Together Photo pg.94

Holiday 1970 [DUPE]
Mineral King Scores an Upset-Sierra Club by I. William Berry
and Robert Lochner pg.15
Wonders of Walter-Vermont Ski Area by Morten Lund pg.52
Spaced Across the Alps and Ages-Avoriaz by Del Mulkey pg.56
The Under-20's and Where It's At Fashion by Pat Doran pg.68
Yes Virginia, There is Skiing in the South-Ski Areas
by Claire Walter pg.116
Cracked Edges-Ski Terms by Gary Cavalli pg.130
Nonstop Racing Program-Burke Mountain training Program
by John Hitchcock pg.133
Skiing by the Book(s)-Teaching Methods by Janet Nelson pg.45
Reverse Jump Turns-Conditioning Pointer pg.92
Equipment:
The Mystery of the Perfect Binding by Jeffrey Garlick pg.60
Binding Installation by Janet Nelson pg.66
Billy Kidd's Secrets of Edge Filing by Billy Kidd and
Barbara Wicks pg.74
Ski Films pg.22
Ski Books pg.32

December 1970 [DUPE]
Touring Gets Away from It All-Photos pg.85
Diary of an Alpine Novice by Linda Wassermn pg.92
Diary of an Alpine Expert by Janet Nelson pg.94
A Primer of Touring Technique ny Lorns Olav Skjemstad
Ski Coach talks of touring pg.96
The Wily Ways of Waxing-Touring Skis by Barbara Wicks pg.99
Nearer My God to Ski pg.50
Papa Makes the Cochrans Go-US Ski Team by Morten Lund pg.100
Four Lovely Lunches-Cuisine by Abby Kirsh pg.102
Delightful Dishes for Day Trips-Cuisine by Pat Doran pg.104
The Lange Cup-Pro Ski Racing and TV by I. William Berry and
Kenneth McKenna pg.114
A Single View of Charter Flights by Lee Fowler pg.147
A Plan to Pollute the Slopes for Profit by Morten Lund pg.190
Equipment:
Gifts for Skiers pg.78
Should You Buy Foam?-Boots pg.116
The Sliding Jet Turn by Georges Joubert-French way pg.107
Pointers:
Ski Parallel with Punch pg.167
Powder Pick-Me-Up pg.168
Slip the Tips pg.170
Ski Uphill to Control Speed pg.176
Handlebar Snowplow pg.183
Steepen Your Traverse pg.184
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand
How to Complain pg.54
How to Make a Vacation Budget pg.57
Stratton:You Ski Better by Janet Nelson-Travel pg.110
Something for Everyone at Innsbruck by Lee Fowler-Travel pg.144
Loch Lomond-Travel pg.198
A Rising Northern Star by Nancy Greene pg.27
Starting Gate-Analysis of Judy Nagel's Retirement by Billy Kidd pg.32
Deep Powder-Photo pg.112

January 1971 [DUPE]
What if They Gave Us Jean-Claude Killy Again? by Morten Lund pg.66
The High and the Low at Tahoe Skiing and Gambling
by I. William Berry pg.74
Mastering Winter Driving by R. David Sheff pg.78
Wild Tracks in the Early Snow by Helen Russell pg.92
A Rugged Solution to those Motel Miseries-Winter Camping
by Linda Wasserman pg.120
Kids and Snow Against the Cold by Katherine and Rodney Hoff pg.128
Four Frolics by Furrer-Instruction pg.70
Take the Weight Out of Your Turning-Unweighting
by Othmar Schneider pg.82
Pointers:
Let the Slope Be your Guide pg.99
Slide Out Of a Stem pg.100
Getting Back in Powder pg.102
Fingertip Control pg.126
Pole Power pg.130
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand:
Renting a Condominium pg.49
Comparing Ski Week Deals pg.50
Travel:
Killington Gondola-Longest Ski Area Gondola by Morten Lund pg.88
Leysin: For the Young and Frugal by Abby Rand-Travel pg.96
Michigan: Tops in Mid-America Camping by Rus Arnold pg.122
Skiing Cum Gambling: Part II-Reno pg.129
Nub's Nob:The Free Spirit by Pat Begrow pg.139
Equipment:
How to Avoid Goggle Fogging by Janet Nelson pg.46
Accessories Aweigh by Pat Doran pg.61
Starting Gate-Coach picks the all-time Greatest Racers
by Bob Beattie pg.39
Pro Racing Tour Grows for '71 pg.51
"The Purist" Photo pg.90

February 1971 [DUPE]
Beautiful Objects High on the Walls of Heaven-Reaching Snow
Photos shot in Zermatt pg.46
Amateurism is Dead; Long Live Amateurism by Serge Lang
and Morten Lund-Ski Racing pg.52
Drugs at Ski Areas: What Can Be Done? by Lee Fowler pg.64
Ramrodding the US Ski Team-Willy Schaeffler by Peter Miller pg.70
St. Patrick Wins a Gold pg.94
Instruction:
Uproot That Stem by Dixi Nohl pg.55
All That Glitters is Not Avalement by Georges Joubert pg.60
Pointers:
Hands Forward Like Headlights pg.72
Ski The "J" Turn pg.74
Develop Knee Action pg.76
Unweighting in Bumps pg.78
How to Hold on Ice pg.80
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand:
Brochure Reading (Advanced) pg.20
I Feel a Ski Trip Coming On pg.23
Indianhead by Janet Nelson-Travel pg.98
Sugarbush's Castlerock by Claire Walter pg.104
In the Starting Gate-Why N. American girls do better than men
in world Ski Racing by Nancy Greene pg.24
NASTAR Schedule '71 pg.97

March 1971 [DUPE]
The NASTAR Finals pg.32
The Most Exotic Ski Holiday Ever-New Zealand and Fiji
by Del Mulkey pg.54
It Happened this Year-SKI 1970-71 pg.66
My Secret of Boot Canting by Billy Kidd pg.68
Summer Racing Camps by Barbara Wicks pg.70
Into the Air by Tom LeRoy-Acrobatic pg.64
Pointers:
Outrigger Turn pg.73
Keep a Level Head pg.74
Rocket Starts pg.76
Side by Side the Knees Shall Ride pg.81
Traveler's Check by Abby Rand-Activities for Non-Skiers
at Resorts pg.42
SKI's Guide to the Second Ski Season pg.60
New York: Two Hours North by Janet Nelson pg.109
Starting Gate-Willy Schaeffler and International Ski Politics
by Serge Lang pg.20

August 1971 [DUPE]
Travel: Ski Areas
Alta, Snowbird: Atop the World's Best Snow pg.22
Squaw Valley: Sierras, Skis, Casinos and the Big Snow pg.26
Killington pg.30
Sugarbush, Mad River, Glen Ellen pg.32
Mt. Snow: In the Valley of the Jolly White Giant pg.38
Boyne County: On Top of Michigan pg.42
Democracy Comes to Sun Valley pg.46
Steamboat Springs: Champagne Skiing on a Great Natural Mountain pg.48
Breckenridge, Arapahoe, Keystone; Colorado pg.50
Park City: A Swinging town in Utah's Snow Belt pg.54
Aspen: When Biggest is Best pg.64
And Snowmass Too pg.67
Vail: The Most Nearly Perfect Ski Resort pg.70
Jackson Hole: Worth Every Adventurous Minute pg.74
Taos: Above the Desert, Autoless Seclusion pg.78
Winter Park: Denver's Big Secret pg.83
Stowe: You Can Go Back Again pg.100
Beech Mountain, Sugar Mountain: The South, Leave It or Ski It pg.104
Waterville Valley: New Hampshire's 93 pg.106
How To Ski America:
What the Words and Prices Mean pg.19
Ten Great Lodges You Can Stay At pg.25
Smart Strategy for Ski America Vacations pg.36
Bunks, Bargains and Burgers: Ski America Cheap pg.41
Important Holidays 1971-72 pg.82
Special Places for Special Reasons pg.85
SKI Maps the Way to Ski America pg.86
Air Fares '71 pg.111
Last Run Humor pg.112

September 1971 [DUPE]
Never Look Back-Foamed Boots, Custom Fit, Equipment pg.50
What Your Old Skis Are Worth-Guide to Buying and Selling
Used Skis by Janet Nelson pg.60
"Sonnet on Snow"-Photo pg.58
Super Jobe-Jeff Jobe by John Fry pg.66
Anatomy of a Ski Home-Architecture pg.69
Fashion Tips by Pat Doran pg.76
Instruction: Up-Down is Dead by Morten Lund pg.19
Death Throes of the Dragon: GLM by Morten Lund pg.63
Interski Taylor Kruckenhauser
Pointers:
Getting Hips pg.85
Ankles Away; Rock 'N Rock pg.86
Resistance Movements; Toe Push-up pg.87
Inner Leg Strength pg.88
Ski Stand-Ups pg.88
One-Sided Build-Up pg.89
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand-Youth Fares pg.17
Fly To the Swiss Sun by Harvey Edwards-Switzerland pg.54

October 1971 missing
Shopping for Car Racks pg.35
Fantastic Helicopter Skiing-Canada's Rockies, Del Mulkey pg.56
Hollywood Stars Go Racing-Bear Valley Celebrity Race pg.80
Jake, Spider and Dunc-Pros Payoff (Fun and Money) pg.78
...And Clint, Natalie and Batman-Pro-Am Celebrity Race pg.80
The Noisy Wonders of Winter Wonderland-Snowmobiles
by Morten Lund pg.104
Racking 'em Up-Ski Racks by Janet Nelson pg.35
Skipp-Ski Evaluation pg.62
Role Playing-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.70
High on Boot Backs by Corky Fowler pg.100
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand pg.52
World's Largest Ski Area by Del Mulkey pg.56
LangkofelScharte-Val Gardena pg.68
Pointers:
Chin Up! You'll Improve pg.117
Step Up to Strength-Endurance Build up pg.118
To Ski or Skid?-Traversing pg.118
The Leaning Tower-Steepness pg.119
Ski Parallel with Feet Apart pg.119
Bend Ze Knees pg.120
Climb the No-slip Track-XC pg.120
Drag an Anchor-Descent pg.120
Up and Down the Staircase-Exercise pg.121
Pegboard Slalom-Memory pg.121

November 1971 [DUPE] missing
Our Alps, Their Alps-French Resorts and Colorado Resorts
by Morten Lund pg.85
Binding Report-Antifriction Binding Release, Dr. Larry Scher
and John Perryman pg.106
Ski Tips-Billy Kidd pg.142
Attack of the Rising Sun-Miura Schusses down Mt. Everest pg.98
"Symphony in White"-Photo pg.104
SKI Goes to an Airlines Week-Bob Cram ,Fly-in Ski-in Humor pg.110
Ski Performance Prediction-Skis pg.92
Please Let Me Out When I Need You-Bindings by Morten Lund pg.106
A Year to Buy New Bindings-Shopper's Guide pg.109
Wearing Their Own Thing-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.116
How To Make Your Skis Run Better pg.142
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand
Price Wars, Busing pg.23
Murren A European Gem-Switzerland pg.102
Coping with Costs-Finance pg.174
Films 1971-72 pg.54
A Cold Look at Photography pg.72
Stamp Out the Pre-Ski Blues pg.114
Man, I Can Hardley Ski on Two Skis How Can I Ski on One?
Surfer Mike Doyle pg. 97
Pointers:
Clever Ski Carry
Pole Safety
Get A Good Grip On Your Pole
Easy One-Two Traverse
Scheme for a Smoother Stride pg.123
Sylvain Saudan's Foolproof Turn-Square Corner Turn
by Morten Lund pg.153

December 1971 [DUPE]
Our Alps, Their Alps Part II-Colorado by Morten Lund pg.80
A Thousand and One Lights-Night Skiing by Janet Nelson pg.90
Freaking Out in Utah- Apres-ski in Wasatch by Morten Lund pg.94
15 Ways To Turn Your Skis by John Fry pg.66
Photo pg.84
The Fight Against Friction-Antifriction Devices pg.86
Christmas Gifts by barbara Wicks pg.103
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand-Price War and Bilingual Vacation pg.58
You've Got Snow, A Great Bowl and $11 Million by Morten Lund
(Snowbird) pg.96
Ready, Set, Go NASTAR-Entering pg.140

January 1972 [DUPE]
Why US Racers Lose by Peter Miller pg.42
Photo pg.46
First Descent-Ski Sauvage by Peter Miller pg.86
How To Have a Successful Broken Leg by Janet Nelson pg.90
How Cold is (Damn) Cold? pg.140
10 Best Pit Stops-Cuisine, Travel by Janet Nelson pg.66
Drive, He Said-Winter Driving Tips by Ed Scott pg.68
Campers Ho! by Morten Lund-Travel pg.70
Geldhof: America's Ski Paradise by Lee Fowler pg.75
Confessions of an Occasional Skier-Skiing and the married man
by Dan Nesbett pg.120
Pointers:
Learn Acrobatics with Short Skis pg.79
How to Feel Your Feet for a Better Ski Technique pg.80
Lower Your NASTAR Handicap pg.82
Climb Better, Stride Better pg.85
Inianhead by Janet Nelson-Ski Area pg.110
Intermont by Robin Young pg.112
Schuss Mountain pg.114

Februaryh 1972
Profile:Peter Miller pg.4
The Racers-Top American and European Racers pg.44
The East Awaits-Haiku, poetry pg.50
Sapporo Panorama-Painting of Olympic Site pg.53
How I'll Cover the Olympics by Billy Kidd pg.57
From the "30,000 Mile Ski Race" by Peter Miller
-Racers and Coaches pg.58
Olympic Results-Past Medal Winners pg.61
The Gap That Never Closes-US Nordic Team by Michael Brady pg.62
Sapporo-The Stay-at-home Olympics by I. William Berry pg.65
At 96 This Rabbit's Still Running-Johannsen by William Lederer pg.70
NASTAR Pacesetter Meet by John Fry-Handicap pg.84
Pointers:
Be a Falling Body pg.75
Ski With Your Legs pg.76 Develop Good Upper Body Action pg.78
Cross-Country Tips pg.80
Second Home-Real Estate and Land Development pg.89

March 1972
Across the Andes-Cordillera del Sur by Tom Spencer pg.34
Hello Mother, Hello Father-Racing Camp Account by Bill Bickle pg.40
Climbing Climbing Camps pg.42
Backpacking Guide by Ruth Rudner pg.44
Four Hikes to Make You Think-Nature Trails pg.46
Racing Camps-Location and Cost by Barbara Wicks pg.48
Report from Sapporo-Results, Analysis and Stories of the 1972
Olympics pg.57
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand-Spring Skiing in the Rockies,
the Andes and the Alps pg.13
Where to Ski Late-Spring and Summer Skiing Guide pg.26
Pointers:
The Racer's Stop pg.73
Down-Unweight For Better Control pg.74
Strategy for Skiing Bumps Tighter Turns pg.75
Wait for the Floating Sensation/How to Ski the Dips pg.76
In Spring Ski by the Clock pg.77
Think of Walking/ Use Wide Track for Touring pg.78

August 1972 [DUPE]
Utah: A Mini Guide to a Maxi Vacation Resorts, Travel pg.38
Whistler Mountain: Ocean Voyage to a Snow-In,Canada,Travel pg.44
Big Mountain: After Ski and Befors Taxes-Travel pg.48
St. Moritz: A Club Med Vacation-Travel pg.52
Maine: Cross-Country Touring Along the Coast-Touring Centers pg.55
Schuss Mountain: A Fly-To Vacation-Travel pg.62
Bromley, Vermont:A Family GLM Ski Week pg.64
Luxury Is An Economy Condominium pg.68
Ski Package Digest Travel pg.85
Ski Equipment Extra-'72-73 Season pg.79
Eastern Resort Roundup pg.19
Western Resort Roundup pg.26
European Resort Roundup Alps pg.35
Skier's Notebook by John Fry-Vacations pg.7
Traveler's Checks by Abby Rand-Vacation Life Styles pg.12
Times Mirror Buys SKI pg.14

September 1972 [MISSING]
He Broke the World's Vertical Record-Sylvain Saudan's
Mt. McKinley Descent pg.40
Fearless Frank-Frank Snyder by Morten Lund pg.52
All Hail Karli-Karl Schranz by Miki Hutter pg.66
A Good Year for NASTAR by John Fry pg.84
SKIPP: Method or Monster? SKI's Performance Prediction Tests pg.46
The New Boots: An Inner/Outer Choice-'72-73 pg.54
New Two-Copper Mountain and Telluride, Colorado by Morten Lund pg.50
Pure Italian-Pure Charm Alps,Alpine by Abby Rand pg.60
Pointers:
A Somersault You'll Flip Over pg.75
Ride the Rollercoaster pg.76
Back Straight Means Tips Up pg.76
Link Your Turns to Keep Going In Powder pg.77
Flex Knees in Rough Track pg.78
Step Tips to Turn pg.78

October 1972 [DUPE]
Bindings by John Fry pg.58
Bet You Cant-Boot Canting by Janet Nelson pg.45
SKIPP Test Reports pg.68
A Day At The Races Fashion by Pat Doran pg.76
There is a Jack Armstrong-NASTAR Winner by Don Dooley pg.52
Skiing and the Environment-Forest Service and "Multiple Use"
by Morten Lund pg.62
Give Yourself a SnowJob-Employment at Ski Areas pg.82
Unemployed in the Mountains-Ski Bums by Patti Rosenfeld pg.83
Resurgence of Rope-Ropetows by Richard Needham pg.136
Remembrance of Things Best-Canadian Rockies Vacation
by Abby Rand pg.64
Arlberg: A Charter Flight Experience-Alps by Abby Rand pg.78
Places To Go-Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.118
The Godmother-Nurseries by Janet Nelson pg.153
A Rebuilt You-Exercises by Janet Nelson pg.72
Pointers-Downhill and Touring pg.122

November 1972 [DUPE]
Boot-Binding Fit by John Perryman pg.34
SKIPP Test Reports pg.72
Concavity:No.1 Ski Gremlin-Afflicted Skis pg.90
The Mountain Towns 1 Manchester,Vermont-Golden Triangle
by Peter Miller-Ski Areas pg.68
Skiing and the Enviroment-Sun Valley, Bill Janss,Environmentalists
by Morten Lund pg.76
Hot Dog-Acrobatics pg.78
I Was a Ski Instructor-Sugarbush by Morten Lund pg.84
I'm Dreaming of a White Thanksgiving by Janet Nelson pg.173
1973 Preview of Fashions at Mayrhofen, Austria pg.97
Places To Go-Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.88
The Gang Will Meet at Tignes-Europe, Resort pg.94
Pointers:
Develop Independent Leg Action pg.125
Learn These Lift Tricks pg.126
Gain Control on Ice pg.128
Pole to Better Touring pg.130
Films pg.60

December 1972 [DUPE]
The End is the Beginning-FIS Winner by Billy Kidd pg.54
Ski Photography pg.60
The Mountain Towns-2 Lake Placid by Kim Massie-Ski Areas pg.62
Is This the School Of the Future?-Racing by Peter Miller pg.64
The Awful Battle of the Ski Sizes-GLM by Morten Lund pg.68
Gear for the Kids-Ski Equipment by Janet Nelson pg.47
Happy-Go-Lucky Colors Fashion by Pat Doran pg.71
SKIPP Test Reports pg.76
The Sophisticated Stride-Touring Equipment by Michael Brady pg.80
Places to go-Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.84
Christmas Ski Camps by Barbara Bush pg.144
It's All Aboard Ski Train-Vermont by Richard Needham pg.149
Pointers:
Tips to do a Tailstand pg.139
Especially for Kids pg.140
For Cross-Country Skiers pg.142
World Cup Formula for 1972-73 pg.25

January 1973 [DUPE]
How to Become Slalom Champion of the World,Jean-Noel Augert
by Patrick Lang pg.40
Five Moves to a Successful Start in Ski Touring by Steve Rieschl pg.44
Super Kangaroo-Avalement by Tom LeRoy pg.52
The Toughest Job in Skiing-Coaching, Alpine Racing
by Peter Miller pg.58
The Mountain Towns-3 North Conway, New Hampshire
by Morten Lund pg.62
Ski Photography pg.66
1972 NASTAR Winners tell How They Did it-by Lee Fowler pg.103
Skiing Prep Schools by Birdie Corcoran pg.120
Cold Weather Starters-Car devices by John Perryman pg.35
Well Designed Tour Togs-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.48
What's Your Bag?-Ski Luggage by Janet Nelson pg.56
High, Stiff Boots: Learn to Love 'em by Georges Joubert pg.68
Places to go-New York by Abby Rand pg.50
Central Vermont Lodging by Richard Derman pg.108
Pointers:
Try the Gorilla Turn pg.75
Using Poles pg.76
Better Mogul Skiing pg.78

February 1973* [MISSING]
Build Your Own Workbench by Janet Nelson pg.26
The Ultimate Leap-El Capitan Jump by Rick Sylvester pg.36
Groom Boom-Ski Machines; Grooming by Janet Nelson pg.46
The Mountain Towns-40St. Sauveur, Quebec Ski Complex
by Peter Miller pg.54
Race of the Aging Jocks-Veterans National by Morten Lund pg.56
The Thoeni Turn-Modern Skiing by Georges Joubert pg.40
Trail Tactics by Morten Lund pg.52
Pointers:
The Mambo, GLM, Sprains and Strains, Crossing Streams
Cross-Country Skiing pg.65
Pique-Nique En Route: The Last Word in Chic-Recipes, Cuisine
by Janet Nelson pg.44
Places To Go-Travel by Abby Rand pg.46
Apres-Ski: 7 Houses of "In"-Travel by Morten Lund pg.60

March/ Spring 1973 [DUPE]
Places To Go:
Saddleback, Maine; Wildcat, New Hampshire; Mt. Shasta,
California; Caberfae, Michigan by Abby Rand pg.34
Two-Faced Andes-Portillo, Bariloche by Abby Rand pg.36
Ski Late and High-Mt. Baker and Mt. Hood by Del Mulkey pg.38
Great Places to Summer Ski by Billy Kidd pg.45
Summer Ski Camps-Billy Kidd, Barbara Bush pg.48
Get Rid of Your Inhibitions-Instructor Jack Heath by Morten Lund pg.24
Pointers:
Hot Dog Tricks: The Kick-Out,The Outrigger, The Slowdog
Noodle, The Worm Turn pg.27
How to Handle Spring Snow pg.30
Cross-Country Pointers pg.32
Parka Pocket Cameras by Janet Nelson pg.19
Pro-Racing-Killy, Sabich by John Fry pg.54

September 1973 [DUPE]
The Short-ing of America-Shorter Ski Lengths,Test Results pg.22
The New Skis; Metal Laminates, Foam Cores, Cracked Edges
by John Perryman and Marc Liebman pg.26
Teamwork Fashion by Pat Doran pg.32
Bindings: Anti Up For Shock and Friction pg.40
How Much Pole Do You Need? by Janet Nelson pg.44
Boots: The Comeback of Comfort-New Boots by Richard Needham pg.48
Bright New Ideas-Accessories by Barbara Bush pg.94
The Many Wiles of Madame Matterhorn: Zermatt-Cervinia
by George Bush pg.56
Condo Shopping the Alps-Europe by Harvey Edwards pg.62
Hello Tunnel, Goodbye Loveland Pass(?)-Colorado by Abby Rand pg.66
Big Sky Opens-Montana Skiing-Photography by Fred Lindholm pg.72
37 More Resorts to Choose From pg.78

October 1973 [DUPE]
Hot Dogging/ Freestyle
An Idea Whose Time Has Come-Otto Schniebs, Lifestyle pg.39
Hot Dog: Grace, Daring, Pizzazz-Freestyle pg.40
Cult, Philosophy, Sport, Artform: Freestyle Skiing is American
Made pg.47
Stunts Hotdoggers Do-14 Most Popular Tricks pg.50
Exercise Musts for Hot Dog Stunts- Bob Theobald pg.53
All In The Family pg.54
Guide to Hot Dog Lingo-Language pg.56
Male Chauvinism on the Hot Dog Circuit?-Suzy Chaffee pg.58
What Do You Think of Hot Dog Skiing?-Opinions of the Famous pg.61
Gearing Up-Hot Doggers pg.62
Caution-Aerials pg.63
Equipment:
SKIPP-Reports on 30 Skis by John Perryman and
Marc Liebman pg.64
Bindings: Questions You Ask-John Perryman pg.83
The Mountain Towns-5 Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Holmenkollen
by Abby Rand-Ski Areas pg.72
The Great Free Lift Ticket Scramble by Morten Lund pg.78
Area Job Roundup-Winter Jobs at Ski Areas pg.79
Instruction
Pointers:
Pedal Push-Pull pg.95
Hit the Beach pg.96
Pull For X-C Arm Power pg.101
Do the Pillow Hop pg.102
Know Your Ski Terms-Language pg.104

November 1973 [DUPE]
Wear You Are-Fashion/ Travel by Pat Doran pg.56
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.63
The Mountain Towns-6 Sun Valley,Hannagan, Harriman and
Schaffgotsch by William Johnson-Ski areas pg.74
Laurentian Lodges With That Old Time Flavor-Ski Inns pg.78
Discover the Non-American Alps-Europe by Abby Rand, Peter Miller pg.82
Airfare Bargains in the US-Rockies, Colorado pg.133
SKIPP by John Perryman and Marc Liebman-Performance Reports pg.89
Test Reports on 18 Junior Skis pg.95
Ms. Fit-Women's Boots by Judith Greer pg.98
Bindings: Questions You Ask-Adjustment pg.103
Unweighting-Technique by Derek Swinson pg.105
Ski Pointers: Whole Ski, Bump Skiing and X-C Conditioning pg.109
Beware the Bomber-Reckless Skiers by Janet Nelson pg.71
3000 Skiers Win NASTAR Gold Pins pg.146

December 1973 [DUPE]
Where to Ski In Your Region-Travel pg.51
The Mountain Towns-7-Stowe, Vermont by Peter Miller-Ski Areas pg.60
Pure Gold Northstar, Kirkwood, Lassen, Badger, Squaw and Sugar
Bowl-California, by Morten Lund pg.66
La Thuile-Italian Resort by Harvey Edwards pg.70
How Much Rockies Can $125 Buy?-Colorado pg.72
SKI Tests 26 Big Selling Boots pg.76
SKIPP-3 Performance Tests on 29 Skis pg.80
Bindings: Questions You Ask-Friction Pads pg.87
Insulation-Parkas by Pat Doran pg.94
Pointers:
Crossover, Locked Knees and X-C Poling pg.105
Tots: When to Start Them-Children Skiing by Janet Nelson pg.88

Holiday/ January 1974 [DUPE]
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas, Cross-Country,Apres pg.25
The Great Leap Forward-Ski Schools, Teaching Methods-Ski Areas
By Morten Lund pg.34
These Are the Steepest-Steepest Slopes pg.40
The Mountain Towns-8-Vail, Colorado-Ski Areas pg.42
Holiday Gifts by Barbara Bush-Equipment pg.52
Bagging your Skis-Ski Wraps by Janet Nelson-Equipment pg.56
At Your Fingertips-Gloves and Mittens-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.58
The New Cross-Country Gear-Touring Equipment
by Michael Brady and Richard Needham pg.60
Books by Judith Greer pg.67
Bindings:Questions You Ask/ Are Boots Working with Bindings? pg.69
Technique
A Guide to Getting Through the New Bumps-Moguls pg.71
Pointers: Break the Stem, Race NASTAR pg.77

February 1974 [DUPE]
Wher To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.25
A Cross-Country Vacation in Norway pg.50
Waxing For Touring-Cross-Country by Michael Brady pg.54
Kids' Skiwear-Children's Clothing, Fashion by Pat Doran pg.61
Technique
Project Laterally and Ski Better Now-Championship Skiing pg.33
You Can Ski Deep Powder by Max Lundberg pg.38
Pointers:
Flat-light Medicine, Poling, and Kick-ups for balance pg.67
Is There Life After Ski? by Abby Rand pg.40
World Ski Championships:Can Bobby Do It? Bob Cochran at
St. Moritz by Peter Miller pg.44
Avalanche! by Morten Lund pg.56

Spring/ March 1974 [DUPE]
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.25
How To Ski Year-Round, World Round pg.40
Summer Ski Camp Directory by Barbara Bush pg.42
The Mountain Towns-9-Park City,+ Oil Painting, by Abby Rand pg.44
Ski The Wild Ones-Sauvage, Wilderness Areas by Peter Miller pg.48
Zapped By Your Zipper?-Clothing, Fashion by Pat Doran pg.22
T-Shirts-Clothing, Fashion pg.62
The Better To Ski With-Goggles and Glasses-equipment pg.65
Bindings:Questions You Ask-Ski Injuries pg.68
Technique
Uphill Ski For Edging, Downhill Ski for Direction- Austrian
Ski Team Coach Franz Hoppichler pg.34
The Windshield Wiper Turn-Sylvain Saudan pg.38
Pointers:
Parallel Turns, Stance, Climbing Uphill, Getting Forward
Over Your Skis and X-C Touring pg.69
Skiing's Daredevils by Morten Lund pg.54
Skis Across the Sea Jean-Claude Killy pg.60
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September 1974 [DUPE]
The Mountain Towns-10-Aspen, Colorado,Ski Resorts
by Morten Lund pg.36
Where In The World to Ski-Vacation Resorts by Abby Rand pg.38
Which is the Right Resort for You? pg.48
SKIPP-I Performance Reports on Skis pg.56
The New Boots-Ski Technique pg.64
SkiWear '74-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.72
Bindings-Old and New by Richard Needham pg.80
Bundings:Questions You Ask-Preparing Bindings for New Season pg.96
35 Years Ago in SKI-History of SKI pg.6
Arnold Lunn in Memoriam by Morten Lund pg.11
Great Hot Dog Stunts as Seen by Great Ski Photographers-
Bob Salerno in a Flying Royal pg.54
Junior NASTAR Takes Off by Judith Greer pg.98
Women Instructors: The Un-Making of Macho-Ski Teachers pg.100

October 1974 [DUPE]
How Good Are the Big Ski Clubs?-Travel by Abby Rand pg.52
A Roof Over Your Head-But What Kind?-Finance by Morten Lund pg.56
Aspen-Part II-Ski Resorts pg.60
Area Jobs: Know the Score Before You Go-Resorts by Lois Barr pg.68
SKI's Third Annual Area Job Roundup-Job Guide pg.98
SKIPP- Part II Performance reports on Skis pg.72
Black and White: A Photo Finish-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.78
How to Adapt to New Boots-Ski Technique by Janet Nelson pg.82
5 To Get Ready Exercises-Conditioning pg.86
Pointers:
Cowboy turn,Treat Ice Like Eggs pg.51
Narrow Trails pg.97
Stepping Up to Edge Control pg.90
Filling Your Grooves for Easier Turns pg.94
Hot Dog 360's and Wheelies pg.106
Tips for Kids pg.93
Great Hot Dog Stunts as Seen by Great Ski Photographers-2
Mike Grazier and Roger Evans in a Gay Gainer-
Fred Lindholm pg.70
SKI NASTARS by Judith Greer pg.110
Bindings: Questions You Ask-Upgrading pg.120

November 1974 [DUPE]
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.55
The Mountain Towns-11-The Mad River Valley, Vermont
Ski areas by Peter Miller pg.64
College Blowout-Steamboat Springs, Colorado by Charlie Meyers pg.68
Seven Secret Rockies-Ski Areas by Abby Rand-Colorado pg.72
In Europe, Do It By Pairs-Alps pg.78
Knockouts To Knockoffs-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.88
SKIPP Part III Performance Reports pg.98
How To Ski Hot-I, Turning It On The Bumps, Freestyler-Hot Dog
Mike King: Sparrow Turn, Foot Swivels, Jamming, Strategy pg.84
Pointers:
Crab Turn, Cut-Stab and Punch, Brake Before Turns, Powder
Sitback, Hip Over Heels pg.84
Hot Dog Stunts/ Great Photographers-Peter Miller-Wayne Wong
in Tip Drop pg.82
The Great Ski Heist-Ski Thieves, Crime pg.93
Here Comes Hi-Star! High School Skiers-Invitational Race pg.120

December 1974 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-What's Wrong with the US Ski Team? pg.4
What's New-Europe for Less-Travel/ Finance pg.19
Ski People: Niobe Larsen,Eric Nesterenko pg.29
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.45
The Mountain Towns-12 Jackson Hole, Wyoming by Peter Miller pg.56
Courchevel: The Land of "Yes, You Can"-ex nihilo Resorts, France
by Abby Rand pg.92
Skis: Try Before You Buy-Demo Deals pg.68
Ski Shops Dress Their Best-Skiwear, Clothing, Fashion by
Pat Doran pg.72
Goodbye Ouch-Boots' Secrets by Janet Nelson pg.80
Technique
How To Ski Hot-II: My Secrets of Ballet by Genia Fuller
Planing, 360's,Hurricanes and T-Drags pg.88
Pointers:
Eyes Ahead in Broken Snow, Vertical Pole, Use the Flat of
a Bump to Turn, Step Downhill to Angulate, Waisting in
the Bumps pg.88
A Dramatic Way to Increase Your Skiing Time-3 Day Weekends
by I. William Berry pg.53
Hot Dog Stunts/ Great Photographers-Bruce Barthel Shoots
Aerialist Scott Brooksbank in A Moebius Flip pg.62
Find Your Courage Quotient-Ski Rating by Janet Nelson pg.65
Up At the Winter White House-President Ford
Bindings Questions You Ask-Buying Bindings pg.124

January 1975 [MISSING]
Skier's Notebook-Olympic Amateur Rules Changed pg.4
What's New-Cost-Cutting Deals for Stateside Vacationers-Travel/
Finance pg.24
Ski People: Willy Bogner, Jr. and Bon Burns pg.32
The Beauty of Skiing-Color Portfolio of Mountains, Speed,
Grace, Exhilaration and Friends pg.45
Those NASTAR People-Racing by Peter Miller pg.64
Eight Classics-Skis, Designers and Racers pg.78
5 Mistakes that Keep You From Enjoying Steep Slopes-Skiing
Problems by Morten Lund pg.58
The Right (and Safe) Way to Jumps-Ski Jumps by Corky Fowler pg.72
Pointers:
Reach Sideways to Plant Your Pole pg.84
Use Radar to Avoid the Speed Trap pg.84
Ski the Patience Turn pg.86
Absorb the Mogul not the Trough pg.88
Dive, Get ready, Dive pg.93
Kids' Pointers pg.86
Squash a Bug to Weight the Ski pg.88
BPC: Boot/ Pant Compatibility-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.76
Bindings Questions You Ask-Release in Falls pg.90
Where to Ski in Your Region-Ski Areas pg.35
The Mountain Towns-13 St. Jovite, Quebec-Mt. Tremblant and
Gray Rocks, Painting by Harold Blittersdorf-Ski Areas pg.68

February 1975 [DUPE]
Ski People-Tom Brigham and Mike Barry pg.16
The American Pros-Lifestyle by Peter Miller pg.36
SKI's Environmental Awards-Ski Areas pg.48
Turning on Tots-Rudi Wyrsch by Richard Needham pg.52
Where to Ski in Your Region-Ski Areas pg.25
What is Telluride and Why Are They Saying all Those Things
About It? by Morten Lund-Ski Resort pg.54
Great Gadgets for the Home Ski Care Expert-Accessories and
Maintenance by Barbara Bush pg.64
Talking T-Necks Fashion by Pat Doran pg.66
How Do You Like Your Boots?-Boot Models pg.75
Bindings Questions You Ask-Equipment Checking pg.22
5 Mistakes That Keep You From Enjoying the Moguls-Ski Problems
by Morten Lund pg.44
Master a File to Master Your Skis-Edging Skis and Bottoms by
Hanspeter Rohr pg.60
Pointers:
Break the Top Habit, Switch Poles for Touring Traverses,
X-Out Crossed Tips, Start High, Finish Low pg.60

Spring/ March 1975 [DUPE]
Skier's Notebook-US Ski Team pg.4
Ski People: Lift-Builder Jan Kunczynski pg.21
How I Broke the World Speed Record by Steve McKinney pg.36
45 Days on America's High Route-Colorado's Great Divide by Don
Johnsen pg.44
Hot Dog Stunts/ Great Photographers-5 Michael Manheim, Suzy
Chaffee doing an Outrigger on Mt. Snow, Vermont pg.50
"I Just Concentrate on the Skiing" Jerry Ford, President at Vail,
Colorado by Don Irwin pg.54
5 Mistakes That Keep You From Enjoying Deep Snow
by Morten Lund Ski Problems pg.40
Developing a Carved Turn by Norm Crerar pg.57
Pointers:
Follow the Fall Line in Spring, Ski Your Outer Limits,
Porpoise Turn, Heavy Spring Snow pg.57
Saving Face-Skin Protection by Pat Doran pg.52
Binding Questions You Ask-Adjusting and Storing pg.66
Summer: Skier, Go Back Where You Came From by Abby Rand pg.13
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.25
The Mountain Towns-14 Kingfield, Maine-Sugarloaf, Two Minute
Parade, Ed Kern's Annual Midnight New Year's Ski Jump
by Morten Lund-Ski Areas pg.60
Summer Ski Camps '75 by Barbara Bush pg.67

September 1975 [DUPE]
What's New at Resorts This Year-Ski Resorts by Abby Rand pg.6
Let's Hear It For the East! Ski Areas: Bromley, Vermont; Snowshoe
West Virginia; Bretton Woods, New Hampshire and
Evergreen Valley, Maine by Janet Nelson pg.54
Mighty Mary Jane: More is Better-Winter Park by Charlie Meyers pg.59
The Great 1975 Wind River Ski Touring and Life Experience
Expedition --Wyoming Adventure pg.60
Dollar Wise in Davos-Switzerland, Europe pg.70
Equipment Questions You Ask-Checking and Preparing Skis
by John Perryman pg.33
Skiwear '76-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.66
Equipment '76-Ski Gear by Seth Masia and John Perryman pg.82
"I Intend To Be the Best" Cindy Nelson, US Ski Team
by Peter Miller pg.64
Honk Clears the Course French Connection, Odermatt's Ordeal,
Zandy's Harem, Hank Kashiwa by Charlie Meyers pg.76
Summer Games for Winter Conditioning-Exercise by Rudi Wyrsch pg.98

October 1975 [DUPE]
Dick Bass: Beautiful Dreamer-Snowbird by Morten Lund pg.80
America: Meet Your First Skiing President-Teddy Roosevelt
by Jakob Vaage pg.95
Hahnenkamm: The Toughest Race of All-Downhill Course by
Peter Miller pg.100
The Gold Diggers-1975 SKI NASTAR Finals pg.119
At Your Service-Free Literature pg.120
Pre-Season shapeups for the Inner/ Outer Skier pg.86
Pointers:
Recharge Your Batteries pg.122
Skier's Triangle: Chin Up, Hands Down pg.134
Ski Gentle Slopes to Master Carving pg.138
Wear a Sign to Anticipate pg.140
Pole Plant pg.143
Cut A Narrow Track in Powder pg.147
Play the Drop Hat Slalom Game pg.148
Use Tunnel Vision To Concentrate pg.150
Ski the Summit-Colorado Resorts pg.74
The Mountain Towns-15 Jay Peak-Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.82
So You Want To Be a Ski Bum? by Paul Mitchell pg.98
Ski's Annual Job Roundup pg.99
What Those Package Deals Really Mean-Vacation Planning pg.104
The Entertainers-Celebrities/ Fashion by Pat Doran pg.90
Accessories pg.96
Report on the New 1975-76 Skis pg.110
Skier's Notebook-US SKI Coaching pg.4
Slope Dope-Whither Short Skis? pg.48
Ski People: Max Dercum and Mark Stiegemeier pg.73

November 1975 [DUPE]
Robert Redford-Celebrities by Dick Needham pg.78
Super School-Racing, Stratton Mtn., Vermont pg.84
Ski Area Development: Galloping Toward a Standstill
by I. William Berry pg.88
"If I Can Do This I Can Do Anything" Amputee Tri-Trackers
by Cindy Walker pg.115
New Boots-Boot Models pg.86
Fashion: Take It From Teacher by Pat Doran pg.94
Report on the New Skis:Part III pg.99
Equipment Questions You Ask-Bump Equipment by John Perryman pg.73
Inner Skier: A New Way of Learning-Ski Schools by Morten Lund pg.74
Woman's Way to Ski Power-Exercise by Janet Nelson pg.110
Pointers:
Press Your Toes to Improve Snow Contact pg.118
Flick Wrist Pole Plant to Keep Hands Ahead pg.121
The Where of Your Weight in Powder pg.126
Narrow Stance Promotes Skid pg.138
Torso Tilt for Steep Terrain pg.140
Lick the Heitation Blues pg.142
Use Your Outside Ski to Feel Carving pg.132
Ski Big Foot Turns pg.149
Viva Val Gardena by Abby Rand pg.80
Budget Skiing: How Low Can You Go? Expenses/ Finance,
Vacations pg.92
Ski People: Witney Deschner and Jake Hoeschler pg.26
Personal Adventure-Crevasse pg.51

December 1975 [DUPE]
Why You May Have Trouble Starting Turns-Skiing Mistakes
by Stu Campbell pg.75
Inner Skier: A New Way Of Learning-II-Instruction by Morten Lund pg.90
The Unlearning Of GLM by Janet Nelson-Technique pg.94
Pointers:
Keep In Touch With Your Boot Tongues pg.28
Step Turns-Not For Racers Only pg.113
Use Heel and Toe for Balance pg.114
Be a Mogul Scrambler pg.116
Look for Pressure pg.118
Prevent Skier's Washout pg.119
Serge Lang:"The World Cup is for the Press"-International Racing,
Ski Writer by Peter Miller pg.80
Rebuilding Sun Valley-Development pg.82
Ordeal in the North-Alaska and the Yukon by Ned Gillette pg.84
Where to Ski In Your Region-ski areas pg.61
Nothing Could Be Finer Than To Ski In Carolina-North Carolina,
Blue Ridge Mountains by Morten Lund pg.88
The Mountain Towns-16 Killington, Vermont-Ski Areas
by Morten Lund pg.96
Equipment Questions You Ask-Stiff Skis for Ice? by John Perryman pg.24
Report on the New '75-76 Skis pg.101
Skier's Notebook-Price Controls? pg.4
Ski People-slim Davis and Tippy Huntley pg.30
Slope Dope-Be a Better Powder Skier-Instruction pg.32

January 1976
Can 'Numero Uno' Win Three Gold Medals?-Thoeni by Serge Lang pg.60
The Olympics: How It Looks, Event by Event-Alpine, Nordics,
Scandinavians by Peter Miller and Mike Brady pg.62
Innsbruck '64: The Way It Was-Alpine Events,Olympics
by Harvey Edwards pg.64
US Olympians of the Past by Seth Masia pg.65
After the Games: Everybody's Innsbruck-Patscherkofel
by Abby Rand pg.67
TV Coverage of the XII Winter Olympics-Painting of Innsbruck
and the Olympic runs pg.68
Lake Placid: Looking ahead-Olympics by I. William Berry pg.71
SKI's Viewing Guide to the Games-Psychology,TV pg.73
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.33
Sawtooth High-Sun Valley Heliskiing by Fred Lindholm pg.42
The Mountain Towns-17 Taos, New Mexico-Resorts, Ski Areas
by Peter Miller pg.50
In Search of Boola-Boola Guide to US Ski Colleges
by Abby Rand pg.54
Powder Principles:What It Takes to Ski the Deep-Powder Skiing
by Richard Sanders pg.48
Why You May Be Having Trouble Controlling Your Speed-Skiing
Mistakes, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.56
How Two Champions Compare-Gustavo Thoeni and Ingemar
Stenmark by Georges Joubert pg.82
Pointers:
Ski a Half-Turn in Changing Terrain pg.86
Get a Little Help From Your Hips pg.87
Learn To Extend-Increase Stability in Moguls pg.88
Three Pressure Points You Should Feel pg.90
The Way Slopes Face pg.92
Start Your Turns With a Sigh pg.94
Lead With Your Pole To Ski the Fall Line pg.97
Feel The Snow with Your Feet pg.99
Stop Turning Your Body-Turn Your Skis pg.103
Personal Adventure-Whiteout pg.14
Slope Dope-Is Ski School For Me? pg.19
Ski People-Buddy Hackett pg.25

February/Spring 1976 
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.37
Wonders of Whistler-British Columbia by John Tobin-Ski Areas pg.46
Going for It-Freestyle, Hot Dog Camp by Cortland Freeman pg.58
Guide to Summer Ski Camps-US, Canada, South America and Europe 
by Barbara Bush pg.86
Why You May HaveTrouble in the Bumps-Moguls, Ski Problems,
Mistakes by Stu Campbell pg.52
Pointers:
Learn Foot Sensitivity on Skis pg.22
Bend to the Fall Line, Not to Your Tips pg.88
Get a Grip On Your Poles pg.90
Keep a Low Ceiling in Bumps pg.92
Step Before Turning to Break the Static Rut pg.94
Checking Boot Fit
------------- pg.95
A Ski Bicentennial: The Way It Was pg 61
Edited by Morten Lund
Norway Gets It Going by Morten Lund and Jakob Vaage pg 62
California's Gold Schuss by Dick Dorworth pg 65
Colorado Carries On by Jakob Vaage pg 68 
Racy Rumblings in the East by Dick Dorworth and John Hitchcock pg 70
The Boom Years By Morten Lund pg 72
Freestyle Turns Five by Peter Miller pg 80
---------------
Ski People: The Catamount Three pg.22
Slope Dope-Spring Skiing Savvy pg.32

September 1976 [DUPE]
Skiwear You Couldn't Have Owned Until Now-Fashion
by Pat Doran pg.82
Skis-Buyers Guide, Performance Report by Seth Masia pg.92
Bindings pg.96
Boots pg.100
Getting More For Less When You Ski the US-Travel, Finance by
Abby Rand pg.73
So You Want To Marry a Mountain-Season's Passes
by Eric Johnson pg.90
Comeback of the World Cup-FIS by John Fry pg.76
Dudu Outdoes 'Em All-Henri Duvillard by Charlie Meyers pg.78
Freestyle Dazzles With More New Stunts:Handstands, Walkovers, 
Butterflies, Thumpers, The Puppet
and Lincoln's Thing by Barbara Wicks pg.80
NASTAR: Everyone's World Cup pg.87
How Safe are Lifts?-Vail Accident by Janet Nelson pg.88
(Non) Conversations With the President-Vail, Pres. Ford
by Morten Lund pg.110

October 1976 [DUPE]
Inner Skier: Will It Help You? by Morten Lund pg.101
I Got Rhythm, You Got Rhythm-Advanced Turns by Emo Heinrick pg.124
I Skied The World's Highest by Jeff Frees pg.36
The Austrian Experience-Othmar Schneider, Vacations
by Abby Rand pg.104
The Mountain Towns-18 Waterville Valley, New Hampshire
by Morten Lund-Ski Areas pg.110
SKI's Area Job Roundup pg.164
A Helluva Show-Expowinter Ski Show pg.108
Freestyle:Here Come the Gals-Women by Peter Miller pg.120
1976-77 Ski Report-Skis pg.115
New Boots: How They Measure Up pg.118
Breakaway Colors-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.126
Deciphering Those Air-Travel Deals, Vacation, Finance
by Abby Rand pg.131

November 1976 [DUPE]
Play the Trip Game-Travel by Steve Webb pg.74
Tops for Tops-Ski Racks pg.132
Report on the 1976-77 Skis pg.142
Down: Going Up-Parkas-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.148
New Bindings: How They Perform pg.192
Kingdom of Ski-Many Mountain/Single Ticket at Tahoe Ski Areas
by Abby Rand pg.121
Europe: Yes You Can-Alps Travel, Finance by Abby Rand pg.128
Peanut Peak-Where the Pint-Sized Play by Kim Massie, Vail,
Children Skiers pg.134
Sugarbush Gets Centered --Vermont by I. William Berry, Resident
Guru Turns Ski Teacher pg.126
How Top Racers Compare- by Georges Joubert pg.130
Situation Skiing-Diversity by Jean-Claude Killy pg.136
Winning the Inner City-Pro Racer Rudd Pyles by Charlie Meyers pg.140
Future Ski-Fantasy of Skiing in 2195 by Peter Kazakoff pg.172
Making It In Ski Country-Living and Earning in a Ski Town
by Morten Lund pg.184

December 1976 [DUPE]
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.89
When You're Number 2 It's Time People Knew-Snowmass,
Colorado pg.122
10 Questions Intermediate Skiers Ask Most-Technique
by Stu Campbell pg.98
They're Ski Teaching Without Skis At Copper-Colorado
by Charlie Meyers pg.108
Ski Dynamic! Instruction, Technique by Jerry Warren pg.112
Ski Stuff-Ski Gear, Paraphernalia by Barbara Bush pg.106
Big Deals-Lift Tickets by Janet Nelson pg.110
The Price Is Right-Skiwear, Fashion by Pat Doran pg.118
Report on the 1976-77 Skis, Children's skis Also pg.128
How To Take Ski Photos That Make You Look Good-Photography
Tips by Fred Lindholm, Peter Miller, John Russell and
Norm Clasen pg.102
Fritz: Higher...Ever Higher-Fritz Stammberger, Skier/ Climber
lost in the Himalayas by Charlie Meyers pg.116
So You Want To Build A Ski Resort by Rigomar Thurmer pg.141

January 1977
Powder-a Special Supplement-Powder Skiing, Deep snow,
Ski Areas,Technique- Instuction, Equipment. Peter Miller pg.77
This Man Can Change Your Skiing-Self 2 by Tim Gallwey pg.97
Retreading for Freestyle-Ballet Instruction by Scott Brooksbank
and Marion Post pg.104
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.69
The Berkshires: For the Fun of It-Massachusetts
by I. William Berry pg.100
Pointers:
Hands Down For Recovery pg.16
Get Your Head On Straight pg.30
Increase Pole Feel for Better Edging pg.54
Check Your Stance pg.57
Use Knee Action in The Fall Line pg.112
Tackle Loose Snow Head On pg.114
Seeing is Relieving-Ski Goggles, Equipment by Janet Nelson pg.106
Skiingly Yours-Handwriting Analysis of the Pros
by Michael Zimmer pg.49
We Tried It... How About You? Aspen NASTAR Finals, Tips by
Pepi Stiegler by Charlie Meyers pg.109

February 1977
Carnival!-Ski Country Carnivals by Janet Nelson pg.57
Love Affair with Val-France's Val d'Isere by John Tobin pg.68
Skidding or Carving: Which for You?-Ski Turns by Stu Campbell pg.62
Fall Without Fear-Tips on Falling Injury-Free by Janet Nelson pg.72
Tricks for the Slick-Tips for Ice Skiing (Slide and Swivel)
by Dixi Nohl and Morten Lund pg.78
Pointers:
Sideslip Basics for a Better Stance pg.32
Come Up To Edging pg.44
Project Hips on a Line pg.89
Pack the Hole in the Bumps pg.92
Pedal a Bike Through the Bumps pg.96
Games that Teach pg.102
Tuning on the Move-Ski Tuning pg.66
8 Gadgets To Help You Get There-Winter Auto Accessories
Equipment pg.82
Fun Underwear-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.85
Four Volcanoes by Rick Sylvester pg.74

March/ Spring 1977 [DUPE]
The World Cup Comes To America-Competitors, Courses at
Sun Valley and Heavenly, History by John Fry, Georges
Joubert, Robert Lochner, Charlie Meyers and Gerard
Rubaud-Ski Racing pg.43
Pole Stunts-Ski Tricks With Ski Poles by John Mohan, Walt
Hiltner and Bruse Barthel pg.56
Ski Your Comfort Zone-Knowing Your Equipment, Snow
Conditions, Tolerance for Temperature and Terrain. by
Junior Bounous pg.58
Feet: Aches and Pains and Cures by Dr. Morten Walker pg.64
Pointers:
Ride Your Inside Edges in the Deep pg.80
The Where of Your Weight in Powder pg.84
Role Your Pole in the Bumps pg.86
Turn Easy pg.92
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.33
Canadian High-Canada's Northern Selkirks, Little Yoho and the
Mummery Glacier by Peter Arnold pg.60
Mountain Summer-Activities at Ski Resorts by Susan McCoy pg.67
Why They're Blocking New Ski Areas-Preservationists, Government
and Legislation by I. William Berry pg.89

September 1977
Equipment:
The New Skis-New Ski for Ice pg.84
The New Boots pg.96
Poles '78-Ice Gripper Tips, Adjustable Shafts, Shock Absorber
Grips pg.103
Made for Men-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.104
The New Bindings pg.108
Skiing is All In Your Head-Instruction, Improvement by Jean-
Claude Killy pg.100
The Long History of the Short Ski by Morten Lund pg 71
Five Ways to Fitness-Conditioning, Exercises pg.82
Big Alp vs. Little Alp-Switzerland by Abby Rand pg.74
The Year it Didn't Snow in Aspen-Snow Drought by Martie
Sterling pg.78
Photo Portfolio-Ski Photos by Peter Runyon pg.89
Dudu, Post Toastie and the Swede Cleanup-World Cup Racing Gets
an Overhaul, Freestyle Gets Throttled by John Fry, Doug
Pfeiffer and Charlie Meyers pg.93
We Shoot Heroes, Don't We?-Olympian Bill Koch
by Frank Farwell pg.107

October 1977 [DUPE]
Keystone is for Keeps-Colorado Ski Area by Morten Lund pg.114
The Road to Bormio-Italy,Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.132
SKIVAC: Try This Approach to Picking a Vacation Area-
Individual Vacation Index by Abby Rand pg.160
The New Skis-Ballasting and Damping pg.122
Skiwear Goes Skinny-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.127
The New Boots pg.138
The New Bindings pg.150
Tune In To Your Gear-Equipment and Technique by Doug Pfeiffer pg.136
Do It In Two's-Dual Ballet by Janet Nelson pg.118
NASTAR's Wiz Kid Pummels a Pro-World's Best Amateur Skier-
Perry Bryant by Charlie Meyers pg.79
One Borscht, Two Shasliks and a Lenin Poster To Go-Russia's
Caucasus by Rigo Thurmer pg.90
The Man Who Skied Everest- Mt. Fuji and Yuichiro
Miura by Eric Perlman pg.131
The Mighty Mahres-Phil and Steve Mahre-Ski Racing
by Peter Miller pg.142
Portfolio-Ski Photos by Gary Brettnacher pg.145

November 1977 [DUPE]
Getaway Rocky Gateway-Colorado's Pike's Peak Corridor
by George Gladney pg.21
Loose and Happy in Montana-Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.128
Look, Out on the Plains... It's Superlodge-Wisconsin, Tony Wise,
Ski Resort by Scott Wilson pg.156
Ski My Way and Never Get Tired-Instruction, Tips by Jean-Claude
Killy pg.125
Unscrambling Ski-Teaching's ABC's-Sorting out Ski Lesson Letter
Labels by Morten Lund pg.137
Tune In To Your Gear-Ski Boots by Doug Pfeiffer pg.145
The New Skis-Equipment pg.132
The New Boots-Boot Liners pg.148
Fashions With Flash by Pat Doran pg.152
The Insurance Mess: What It's Costing You-Liability Costs by
I. William Berry pg.66
Portfolio-Ski Photos by Fred Lindholm pg.121
Great Moments in Skiing-California's 1850's Gold Schuss-Painting
by Sherry Wolf pg.140

December 1977 [DUPE]
Inner Skier Meets the Skeptics-'Inner Game' Approach to Skiing
by Morten Lund pg.97
Skiing Your Skis by Doug Pfeiffer cpg.112
Pointers:
Control Your Overturning pg.60
Chairlift Savvy pg.90
Turn Without Traversing pg.140
Show Off Your Skis on Hardpack pg.162
Follow a Good skier pg.172
The New Skis-Equipment pg.100
Small Wonders-Children's Skiwear-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.122
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.69
Mountain Towns- Franconia, New Hampshire-Cannon Mtn.
by I. William Berry-ski Areas pg.106
Portfolio-Ski Photos by Norm Clasen pg.93
Denver Does It Deep-Inspiration/ John Denver song pg.110
The 6,600 Foot Plunge-Sylvain Saudan-Himalayas by Del Mulkey pg.116
Life with Stein, Leon and the Chilean Crazies-Aspen's Heatherbed
Lodge by Martie Sterling pg.120

January 1978
Ski the Surf Technique-Instruction by Georges Joubert pg.82
How to Get More from A Ski Lesson-ski School by Stu Campbell pg.99
Pointers:
Use Edges to Turn Not To Brake pg.12
Learn Through Feedback pg.20
Put the Pressure on in Turns pg.116
Crossover pg.124
The New Skis-Equipment pg.94
Best Vests-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.104
Where to Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.49
The Northwest is Best-Seattle-Portland by Abby Rand pg.74
Private Areas: New Deal for Skiers? Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.46
The Barnstormers B-Circuit Pros by Peter Miller pg.80
NASTAR Makes it 10! by Charlie Meyers pg.87
Portfolio-Ski Photos by John Russell pg.89
Super Swede-Ingemar Stenmark, Slalom Racer by Heinz Pruller pg.102

February 1978 [DUPE]
Speed:A Special Section Profile of Franz Klammer, Flying
Kilometer Speed Trail and speed Chart by Peter Miller pg.53
Dr. Feelgood and His Bottom Fiddle-Ski Tuning by Janet Nelson pg.63
Your Skis: Friend or Foe?-Equipment and Technique by Doug
Pfeiffer pg.78
Swallow Those Bumps-Moguls by Rudd Pyles pg.81
Pointers:
Get Your Feet Out From Under pg.18
Ski Like an Animal pg.28
Exhale to Hold on Ice pg.46
Edging:The Three Basic Ingredients pg.99
Learn the Reverse Crossover pg.106
Making It-Do It Yourself Clothing Kits-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.72
The New Skis-Equipment,Demo Deals pg.84
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.33
Mountain town: Alta, Utah-Wasatch by Jeff Frees-Ski Areas pg.68
The Bests and Worsts of 1977-SKI Magazine's Awards pg.66
Garmisch: The Games Return-1936 and 1978 Olympic Site pg.74
Great Moments in Skiing-Sapporo 1972 and Barbara Ann Cochran
Painting by Sherry Wolf pg.85
Speak Out-Outside Inner Skiing pg.6
The Way It Was-Our First Alpine Team pg.16
Letter From Washington County: Sugarbush, Glen Ellen, Mad River
Vermont-Ski Areas pg.46

March 1978 [DUPE] [Missing]
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic-Binding Release (Equipment), Skier
Foods (Cuisine) pg.12
Ski Life-Hollywood Buys Aspen pg.14
Letter From the Front Range-Colorado's Best Kept Secret pg.30
Ski Week-Skiing the "Woman's Way" in California pg.35
Letter From Portillo-Summering in the Andes ski Mecca
By Dick Needham pg.36
Ski Scratches:What They Tell You-Scratches on Ski Bottoms tell
How You Ski by Steve Webb pg.41
Bindings:They Can Change The Way You Ski-Equipment and
Technique by Doug Pfeiffer pg.54
Do It On The Downhill Ski-Instruction and Technique pg.57
Pointers:
Ski With Motion pg.106
Don't Sit Back, Bounce ahead pg.114
Use Your Whole Leg to Edge pg.112
Spring Things-Sunny and Wet Day stuff Fashion by Pat Doran pg.50
The New Skis-Equipment pg.66
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.17
Fun Fling: Skiing the Second Season-Ski areas by Peter Miller and
Abby Rand pg.44
Mountain Towns-Mammoth, California by Dick Dorworth-Ski Areas pg.62
Summer Ski Camps by Helen Ceglia pg.29
Update: Ski Area Development at the Crossroads-Plans, Programs
and Promises by I. William Berry pg.11
I Doubled for James Bond-Daredevil's Account of Ski Leap for the
Movie 'The Spy Who Loved Me' by Rick Sylvester pg.52
How to Mingle as a Single-Dating by Peter Miller and
Catherine Breslin pg.60
The World Cup-Stratton and Waterville Events,Courses,Stars, Home
Team and Resorts pg.73

September 1978 [DUPE]
Ski Cross-Country Selecting the Right Gear pg.26
What's New at Stowe-Ski Areas pg.28
What's New in France-Ski Areas pg.32
Ski People-Margaux Hemingway and Beaver O'Brian pg.44
Ski Week-USSA Ski Week at Sun Valley pg.55
Looking Good-Updating Your Ski Outfit-Fashion pg.56
Competition-1977-78 Results pg.58
The Way it Was-Hall of Fame Quiz pg.63
What's New in Aspen-ski areas pg.68
The New Skis:Goodbye Shorts-Ski length Trend Reverses pg.90
Bones, Blues and Brights-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.94
The New Bindings-Friction Loses the Fight by Seth Masia pg.102
Boots Go Lean-Ski Sneakers pg.106
The Buck Makes Better-Vermont's Stratton Mtn. by Morten Lund pg.78
A New Way to Ski Europe Cheap-Bargain Ski Trips by Abby Rand pg.88
Swing Like a Butterfly, Ski like a Bee-Inner Game Exercises/
Technique by Morten Lund pg.100
Phil Fantastic-Phil Mahre, European Opinion by Patrick Lang pg.76
11 Hours in Hell-Squaw Valley Tram Accident/ Jim Mott by
Dick Dorworth pg.84
NASTAR Hits 220,000-Statistics on Skiing by Peter Miller pg.86
Downhill Comes to the Pros-Pro Skiing's New Craze
by Charlie Meyers pg.104
Freestyle '78:New Tricks and Twists by Doug Pfeiffer pg.114

October 1978 [DUPE]
Ski Cross-Country/Waxless vs. Waxable Skis pg.24
Rx and the Skier-Pyramid Power pg.28
What's New at Taos-Ski Areas pg.44
What's New in Austria-Ski Areas pg.58
Ski People-Robin Kneivel and Archer Winsten pg.88
What's New at Steamboat-Ski Areas pg.90
Ski Against the ski, Not On It by Stu Campbell-Technique pg.114
What To Do When the Light Goes Flat by Stu Campbell pg.136
Know the ropes-Be a Rope-A-Doper by A. E. Moyer pg.145
The Basics of Balance-Technique by Jerry Warren pg.150
Pointers:
De-burr Those Edges pg.44
Be A Crowd Pleaser pg.86
Enjoy Your Mistakes pg.92
Going Up pg.96
How to Shop For a Shop-Finance by Janet Nelson pg.54
The New Skis: What The Numbers Mean-Specifications pg.108
Suit Yourself-Fashion by Pat Doran pg.120
The New Boots-Fit Systems by Seth Masia pg.130
The New Bindings pg.138
The Gals Go For It-Woman's Way Ski Seminars, New Ski-Learning
Program pg.76
Lodging Rates:It's Not How Much, But When-Trick to Dodging Lift
Lines, Getting a room is in the Timing pg.94
We Five-Family Account of France's Chamonix by Cherney Berg pg.118
The Great Wilderness Grab-Ski Area Development by
I. William Berry pg.99
I Was the Irish Ski Team-Stowe Realtor, Skier Bob McKee pg.116
Care and Feeding of the Anklebiter-How Not to Spoil Skiing for
Kids by I. William Berry pg.126

November 1978 [DUPE]
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic-Racing Skis, Buying Boots for Kids pg.16
Ski People-Kake Jakespeare pg.34
What's New in Tahoe-Ski Areas pg.36
What's New in Switzerland-Ski Areas pg.56
What's New at Sugarbush-Ski Areas pg.108
The Way It Was- Skiing Comes to Aspen pg.124
What's New in Utah-Ski Areas pg.176
Roots-Skiing Origins/History of Technique, Interview with Jean
Claude Killy by John Fry pg.144
Steep Stuff Ahead?- Special Conditions by Stu Campbell pg.148
So You're Gonna Ski the Big Ones-Pointers by Seth Masia pg.161
Edge Control-Instruction by Jerry Warren pg.162
The Head Benders Learn to Ski Programs by Morten Lund pg.164
Pointers:
Tune Into Your Feet pg.134
Yield to the Forces pg.187
Beat Your Feet to the Bump pg.190
The Changing Face of Vail by Abby Rand pg.139
McKinley from the Top-Climb and Ski Descent by Rick Sylvester pg.168
Skis:What Goes In-Specifications by Seth Masia pg.150
Boots-Combine Fit with Function-Specs pg.156
Parka Power-Fashion/Equipment by Pat Doran pg.170
Ski Brakes:Why They're Better-Equipment by Seth Masia pg.180

December 1978 [DUPE]
Ski People Edna Dercum and Bob Hewitt pg.20
What's New in Italy-Ski Areas pg.24
Thrifty Skier-Making the Most of a Day Ticket pg.32
Ski Cross-Country Technique Mistakes Alpine skiers Make pg.34
Ski Week-Instructor Training at Bromley pg.42
Rx and the Skier-Orthotics:New Relief for the Skier's Feet pg.60
What's New at Mount Snow-Ski Areas pg.70
The Way It Was-The Man Who Became Woman's World Champion pg.88
Trees!-Tree Skiing, Ski Areas: SquawValley, Mad River, Taos and
Steamboat pg.101
Mr. Boyne Gives a Blast-Ski Areas, Resorts, Founder Everett
Kircher Profile pg.78
What's All this Timing Stuff?-Technique Pointers by Doug Pfeiffer pg.122
Survival for the Four Eyed Skier-Skiing with Glasses
by Peter Miller pg.126
Steering:How Much, When? Instruction by Jerry Warren pg.133
Do It Easy In the Deep-Powder Instruction for Special Conditions
by Stu Campbell pg.142
Pointers:
Check Your Pole Plant in the Steep pg.40
Keep an Open Mind pg.150
Tread Softly pg.156
Save Your Energy pg.158
The Way They Were-Europe/Ski Areas off the beaten Track
by Del Mulkey pg.110
Do They Yodel In Moracco?-Atlas Mountains-Ski Areas pg.137
Smart Seperates-Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.116
Skis:The Name Game-Specifications by Seth Masia pg.128

January 1979
Speak Out-Racer Development pg.6
Ski People-Georges and Pepe Salomon/ Hazie Werner pg.41
What's New at Jackson Hole-Ski Areas pg.42
Ski Week-NASTAR Camp at Waterville pg.56
The Way It Was-The Birth of Pro Skiing pg.63
Ski Cross-Country Waxing Made Simple pg.121
Practice Makes Imperfect by Morten Lund pg.46
Ice:The Greatest Teacher of All-Technique/Special Conditions
by Stu Campbell pg.72
Cheat Your Turns-Artful Recovery: Sneaky Knee, Dragger,Hip Flip
by Doug Pfeiffer pg.82
Carving:Let the Ski Do It- Technique by Stu Campbell pg.104
Take the Pressure Off-Turns by Jerry Warren pg.110
Pointers:
Shift Your Weight Early pg.56
Try Thigh Power pg.63
Find the Sweet Spot pg.64
Use the Whole Ski pg.70
Use Three Part Breathing to Relax pg.116
The Butte:It's a Beaut!-Crested Buute, Colorado by Charlie Meyers pg.76
Hail, Hail Old Ski Prep-Ski Racing Schools Directory pg.88
Big Apple High-Hunter Mountain, New York-Catskills by
I. William Berry pg.90
Understanding Ski Lingo-Glossary of Ski Terms and Ski
Specifications by Seth Masia pg.96
A Family Affair-"My Dad vs. Your Dad' pg.68
Anyone For a Bargain-Basement Ski Resort? by Charlie Meyers pg.86
Avalanche!-Tales from Survivors by Morten Lund pg.102

February 1979 [DUPE]
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic Boots and Shins, Racing Gear, Left/
Right Skis pg.7
Ski People-Leon Uris, Anne Mausolff pg.14
Letter From India pg.20
What's New at Killington-Ski Areas pg.30
Bumps Spectacular-Mogul Skiing with Photos pg.47
Bumps: They Make You Better-Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.52
What's YourLine? Descents by Stu Campbell pg.54
Gear For Bumps by Seth Masia pg.55
They Build the Trails You Ski On-Area Designer Jim Branch, Non-
Ski Environment and Ski Resorts by I. William Berry pg.56
Avoid Winter Camera Foul-Ups-Instruction by Peter Miller pg.74
Waxing Is Good For You pg.34
Put The Pressure On -Skiing Skills, Instruction by Jerry Warren pg.60
Ways to Warmth-Coping With Cold by Doug Pfeiffer pg.68
Pointers:
Pole Plants are The Beginning and the End pg.85
Step Early to Improve Weight Transfer pg.86
"Bend Zee Knees" Not Enough pg.92
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.33
Haute Route in the Wasatch-Utah Ski Area by Scott Nelson pg.62
Lights, Lifts.. Action!-Aspen Night Skiing by Janet Nelson pg.72
Should Skis Match Boots?-Specifications on Skis by Seth Masia pg.76

March 1979 [DUPE]
Ski Cross-Country Telemark Turns pg.7
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic-Binding Matchups, Adjusting Boot Flex,
Tuning Edges pg.19
The Way It Was-The Greatest Woman Racer Of All pg.23
Letter From Whistler-Ski Areas pg.100
Ski People Warren Hellman, Ri Armstrong pg.102
Racing Betters the Breed-Ski Designers by Seth Masia pg.45
The New Skis-Reports and Specs, Equipment pg.46
Spruce Ups with Patch Ups Appliqued Skiwear-Fashion
by Susan McCoy pg.62
Where To Ski In Your Region-Ski Areas pg.17
Summer Ski Camps '79-Directory for Year Round Skiers pg.26
Taking On Tuck-New Hampshire's Tuckerman Ravine pg.42
Ski Town Living:For You?-Resort Towns by Peter Miller pg.56
Spring For a Deal-Late Season Skiing pg.58
Getting Two-Speed Barrier, Steve McKinney pg.33
Stig Albertsson and His Amazing Blue Sliding Machine-Alpine Slide
by I. William Berry pg.40
The Vatican Skier-Pope John Paul II by Ron Howard pg.54
Mountain-Buster Jackson Hole's Bill Briggs by Morten Lund pg.60
NASTAR '79:Upsets and Upstarts pg.97
World Cup Races 1980 Winter Olympics Preview-Lake Placid,
Whiteface Mtn. NY pg.65
Pointers:
Try a Bowling Ball Turn pg.108
Vary Your Pole Length pg.112
Your Need More than Knees To Turn pg.114
Corn Prone-Spring Skiing by Stu Campbell pg.38
Work On Half a Turn at a Time-Instruction pg.50

September 1979 [DUPE]
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic Protecting Ski Edges, the New Pole
Grips, Shortening Long Skis pg.20
Ski People-Dirk Benedict, Larry Mahan pg.42
What's New In Seattle pg.46
What's New In Vermont pg.54
What's New At Vail pg.66
The New Skis: Cruising A Long-Slalom Skis pg.72
Clean and Classic-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.94
Gear 1980: An Equipment Special pg.101
The Town That Boots Built-Montebelluna, Italy by Janet Nelson pg.102
The New Bindings: Inflation Fighters-Equipment pg.104
The New Boots:Battle of the Bulge-Flex Distortion pg.112
We're No. 1-Interski at Zao, Japan by Stu Campbell pg.69
How Well Do Celebrities Ski? John Denver Pro-Am
by Dick Dorworth pg.76
Competition '79 World Cup, NASTAR, Freestyle pg.92
A Heavenly Backside-Heavenly Valley by Peter Miller pg.79
Swiss High-The Tour Soleil by George Bush Andermatt to Zermatt pg.88
Pre-Season Shape-Ups Exercise pg.84

October 1979 [DUPE]
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic-Keeping Pole Baskets Secure,
Storing Boots pg.14
What's New In the Alps pg.40
Ski People-Elaine Naismith, Mike Beckley pg.42
Ski Cross-Country Waxless Skis pg.52
What's New in Sun Valley pg.74
The Racers Edge-Olympic Inspired Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.92
The New Boots: Get Fit-Equipment pg.100
The New Skis: Kicks For the Quick-Racing Skis-Report and Specs pg.110
Pressure Distribution: The Key to Performance by Seth Masia pg.113
The New Bindings:What's All the Din About?-Weight/ Ability
Standard for Selection pg.116
Pointers:
Getting Started in the Deep pg.44
Boost Your Speed To Slow Down pg.76
Total Motion Tames the Steep pg.131
Get Aggressive, Turn That Foot pg.134
Ski The Corridor pg.136
Let Your Eyes Set the Line pg.139
Ski Moguls High, Ski Powder Low pg.146
The Way You Are-Improvement, People Types by Stu Campbell pg.88
Scooter Lacouter: 'Turn the Mothers'- Aspen Instructor
by Peter Miller pg.104
Skier-Benders Conditioning pg.106
Racing: It Can Help You Ski Better by World Pro Skier
Otto Tschudi pg.124
Super Ski Drinks..And The Bartenders Who Make Them (Mike Baz)
Sam Rupert's at Sugarbush, Vermont by Peter Miller pg.78
Invasion Of the Flatlanders-US Ski Clubs Meet by James Farley pg.86
The Early Birds-1979 Opening Dates for Early Skiing in the US
by Abby Rand pg.68
Jackson Hole: Paradise Lost? Wyoming Ski Area by Jeff Frees pg.80
Fast Pass at Fassa-Super Ski Safari Tour through Val di Fassa in the
Italian Dolomites by Janet Nelson pg.96

November 1979 [DUPE]
Speak Out Old Snow-Reporting System pg.16
Doug Pfeiffer's Ski Clinic-Fitting Funny Feet, Tuning for Ballet,
Adding Ski Camber pg.20
Ski People: Moose Barrows, George Macaulay, Dave Farny pg.40
What's New in Maine pg.42
Ski Cross-Country Cutting Cost on Kids' Gear pg.48
The All-Arounders Ski Designs by Seth Masia pg.122
A Revolution Underfoot-Footbeds, Orthotics, Foot Supports by
Janet Nelson pg.132
Ski Race at the Steamboat Corral-Western Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.138
Chart Your Choice-Buying Boots by Seth Masia pg.145
Bindings By the Numbers-Shopper's Guide pg.150
Do You Know? 24 Most Important Considerations in Buying Boots
and Bindings by Seth Masia pg.152
Should You Change Ski Length? Improvement, Recognizing
Symptoms of Incorrect Ski Size by Doug Pfeiffer pg.113
Curing Your Ills-Skiing Maladies by Stu Campbell pg.129
See Yourself ski Technique by Otto Tschudi pg.155
Make Love to the Mountain-Technique from Taos' Jean Mayer
by Peter Miller pg.157
Pointers:Three Little Words pg.37
Ski Like an Animal pg.38
Build an A-Frame with Your Legs pg.78
Hands On Knees for a Wedge pg.110
Quiet the Upper Body to Feel Your Edges pg.168
Citizens' Racing-What It Is and How to Get Involved
by Frank Farwell pg.82
Mogul Mama-Pregnant Skier's Dilemma by Joann L. Dettmann pg.92
What Is It? Visual Game for Gear Familiarity by Joan Loss pg.104
How Safe Are Lifts? Investigative Report by I. William Berry pg.126
Ski Bum, RIP Ski Town Inflation, Dying Frontier and a Shift in
Philosophy and Lifestyle by Scott Bowie and Stacy Standley pg.142
Hungry Like a Wolf-US Alpine Ski Team Director Bill Moralt by
Charlie Meyers pg.160
Super Ski Drinks... And The Bartenders Who Make Them
(Tom Feldy) Aspen's Little Nell's by Peter Miller pg.198
The Revival of Stowe-Mt. Mansfield, Vermont Ski Area
by Peter Miller pg.117
Steamboat:The Rush Is On-Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.134

December 1979 [DUPE]
Dollar Wise-Skiwear Shopping by Susan McCoy pg.110
The New Skis:The Mighty Mids-Midlength Skis by Seth Masia pg.114
Ski Tuning by Touch by Doug Sheffer and Morten Lund pg.117
Power Tuning-Ski Mechanic by Seth Masia pg.120
The New Boots:Boots for Moving Up-Top Performing Boots pg.125
Pointers:
Start With a Stem pg.22
Weight Transfer:How Much Is Needed? pg.70
Ski With a Mirror Image pg.76
For Kids:Unbuckle Boots to Increase Ski/Snow Feel pg.72
Be a Follower pg.138
Weak Side Cure-Improvement by Doug Pfeiffer pg.85
The Feet-Together Myth by Stu Campbell pg.98
Skate the Gates-Skating, step turn by Otto Tschudi pg.130
Winter Driver's Guide-Driving Tips by I. William Berry and
Janet Nelson pg.42
How's The Weather? Why Forecasts Can Be Different by
Janet Nelson pg.62
The Longest Runs-The Alps by George Bush pg.92
Will Stenmark Ruin the World Cup?-Ski Racing by Jean-Claude
Killy pg.102
State of the Art:Is It Good Enough? Ski Lift Inspection Codes,Ski
Lift Safety by I. William Berry pg.112
Born-Again High Colorado's Arapahoe Basin by Morten Lund pg.88
Mount Snow Gets Serious-Comeback of Mt. Snow by Abby Rand pg.106

1980's

January 1980
[DUPE]
SKI's Predictions for the Next Ten Years-Beginning on pg.67
Inner Meets Outer-Ski Instructors Use Hard and Soft Methods
by Morten Lund pg.16
The Eyes Have It-Instructor Cal Cantrell 
at Stowe, Vermont by Peter Miller pg.36
The Start-Instruction by Otto Tschudi pg.52
You Can Ski 50% Faster-Instruction by Morten Lund pg.78
Faster Turns:Inside or Outside Ski? Using the Outside ski,
Instruction by Georges Joubert pg.82
Pointers:
Rubber Band Turn pg.14
See With Your Poles pg.42
Feel The Force pg.58
Speed Up Your Footwork In Cat Tracks pg.126
Future Fashions For Now-Skiwear for the 1980's by Susan McCoy pg.88
Skis Come Of Age-Improved Skis by Abby Marshall pg.99
Performance Boots For Women by Seth Masia pg.103
Super SKi Drinks...and the Bartenders Who Make Them (Ernie
Blake) Taos, New Mexico by Peter Miller pg.32
Skiwee Arrives-Ski Teaching Program for Kids by I. William Berry pg.76
The Outrageous Bunch-Daredevil Ski Adventurers at California's
Squw Valley by Peter Miller pg.80
Wasatch on the Run-Utah Resorts Itinerary by Dick Needham pg.71
Pearl of a Pass-Crested Butte to Aspen Tour by Charlie Meyers pg.92

February 1980 [DUPE]
In Pursuit of Gold-Franz Klammer, US Ski Team by Hank Tauber pg.43
Lake Placid/Whiteface-
Map of the Alpine Events and Olympic Courses pg.52
The Olympic Downhill:How the Racers See It-Play by Play on the
Whiteface Courses by Cindy Nelson and Ken Read pg.54
How to Watch the TV Events-Recognizing Medal-Winning
Performances by Bob Beattie pg.58
Olympics Lookback:1932, America's 1st Olympics at Lake Placid
by Morten Lund pg.66
Olympics Lookback:1960, America's 2nd Olympics at Squaw Valley
by Morten Lund pg.70
New York:The Skiingest State of them All by Abby Rand pg.78
Whiteface After the Olympics-$11.3 Million Facelift Promises
Greater Pleasures by Abby Rand pg.82
Lake Placid: A Visitor's Guide-Bobsled Run pg.86
How the Racers Choose Their Gear-What They Will Be Using
and Why by Seth Masia pg.88
The Nordics-How to Watch the Winners on the Mt.Van Hoevenberg
Cross-Country Courses by Bob Woodward pg.104
Winter Olympics Champions-Gold and Silver Medalists
1948 to Present pg.110
Let Terrain Teach Your Turns-Radius Control by Doug Pfeiffer pg.118
Short vs. Tall-Physical Height and Skiing by Stu Campbell pg.126
To Learn Powder, Master the Pack-snowplow on hardpack,
Technique from Tom Jacobson of Vail by Peter Miller pg.138
Pointers:
Use Hands for balance pg.16
Try Inside Ski Turns to Master Carving pg.32
Finger Your Way to Good Hands pg.134
Ride the Heel to the Finish pg.142
The Transmogrification of Aspen,Colorado-Changing Times,
Ski Areas by Morten Lund pg.113
The US of Canada-Migration of Both Countries to Ski Areas 
by Doug Pfeiffer pg.124
In The Stretch-Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.122

Late Winter (March) 1980 [DUPE]
Late Winter Bargains-Equipment by Seth Masia pg.77
Eight For Spring-Skis pg.78
Future Boots-What's To Come In seasons Ahead pg.80
Seven Steps for Summer-Preparation of Equipment before Storing
by Janet Nelson pg.83
Home Ski Storage by Seth Masia pg.84
What's Your Line? Out Of The Starting Gate by Otto Tschudi pg.45
Looking Good (Even Though You're Not) Technique
by Doug Pfeiffer pg.52
Getting Down Skinny-Nordic and Alpine with Ultra-Light Gear by
Bob Woodward pg.61
Ski With Both Feet-Ballet Maneuvers,Stratton's Stefan Schernthaner
Instruction by Peter Miller pg.74
The Indomitable Snowmen-Ski Patrollers by Peter Miller pg.58
California Dreamin' Ski Development, Legal Hassles
by Doug Pfeiffer pg.70
A Woman's Special-Selecting Gear, Technique Tips etc. pg.33
Everywoman's Guide To Ski Equipment by Janet Nelson pg.34
Elissa's World-Where Women Learn Faster-Woman's Way Ski
Seminars and the Woman Who Began It By Morten Lund pg.36
Making It in the Ski World- Women's Ski Careers (Advice) pg.38
Saving Your Skin-Skin Protection pg.40
You've Come the Long Way, Lady-From Snowbunnies to the
Women of Today by Catherine Williams pg.43
Summer Ski Camps-Directory, are They Worth It? by Coach Hank
Tauber pg.22
We Skied South America's Highest by Eric Perlman pg.46
Non-Stop to Summer-Oregon's Mt. Hood and its Palmer Chairlift
by Bonnie Henderson pg.66

September 1980 [DUPE]
High Tech and Hot-Report on New Skis pg.80
Boom At The Top-New Knee High Boots, Report pg.86
Together Seperates-Fashion, Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.98
The Tough Bunch-New Bindings pg.104
Why Your Bindings May Be Obsolete by Seth Masia pg.108
Does Your Gear Need Replacement? by Doug Pfeiffer pg.110
Munchkins, Pi and Captain Friendship-Trip to China by John Fry pg.74
The Affordable Alps-Austria, Switzerland, Vacation Spots by Abby
Rand and George Bush pg.90
Call It Wunderwenzel-Tiny Lichtenstein, World Cup and Olympic
Champion by George Bush pg.78
Competition 1980-Who Won What pg.84
The Amateur Hours-Olympic Events at Lake Placid by Seth Masia pg.94
The Trashing of Lake Placid by Dick Needham pg.97
The Skiwear Designers by Susan McCoy Fashion pg.102
Ski People: Hub Zemke pg.48
Hot Spots-Vail pg.52
Hot Spots-Stratton/ Bromley pg.60
Ski People: Ned Gilette pg.66
Hot Spots-Crested Butte pg.68

October 1980 [DUPE]
The Supersports-New, Softer Skis pg.102
Fits For the Fleet-Expert Boots pg.110
Kid's Stuff by Susan McCoy pg.114
Mighty Lights-Lighter Bindings pg.118
How To Shop For a Ski Shop by Janet Nelson pg.123
The Manchurian Fabricate-Ski Making in China by John Fry pg.104
A Bear Unleashed-Killington's Bear Mountain by Peter Bodo pg.112
Aspen's Greatest Day by Peter Miller pg.54
Perils of the Flying Skier by Catherine Williams pg.68
Steeps-Technique by Peter Miller pg.90
A Connoisseur's Capricious Catalogue of ski Terms by Abby Rand pg.184
Bottom Up! Improvement, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.98
'Tomorrow I'm Going for Blood' by Michael Madigan pg.108
Are Your Feet in Focus? by Janet Nelson pg.148
Hot Spots-Mt. Snow, Vermont pg.42
Hot Spots-Aspen, Colorado pg.48
Hot Spots-Snowbasin, Utah pg.74
Ski People: Jude Kravitz pg.79
Hot Spots- NewMexico pg.81

November 1980 [DUPE]
Cover: Powder Skier, Arapahoe Basin
by Clyde Smith
The Quality of the Ski Experience by Rigo Thurmer pg.105
The Kingdom of Beaver by Doug Pfeiffer pg.108
Blackcomb: Giant on a Fast Track by Janet Nelson pg 112
Overoad: Is Better Worse by I. William Berry pg.116
The Meaniing of Midlength by Seth Masia pg.122
12 for the Pack: Boots, by Seth Masia pg.128
Street Smart, Fashion by Suzy McCoy pg 130
Poles with Pizzazz by Seth Masia pg.138
Boot Specs, What the Numbers Mean by Seth Masia pg.142
Elelction 1980: How You Vote Can Affect Sk\iers by William Berry pg. 125
Picking Ski Pad: House Hunting by Jeff Blumenfeld pg. 162
The Obscurantism of Skiing, Technique Terms by Abby Rand pg.198
May the Forces Be With You by Doug Pfeiffer pg. 118
Get Hip: Technique by Stu Campbell pg. 134
Warm up Before Skiing Down: Fitness by Thea Dee Slusky pg. 190
Departments
In This Issue, Editorial by Dick Needham Changes in the Sport pg.12
Starting Gate pg.16
Ask the Ski Team pg. 24
Rx and the Skier pg .26
A Skier’s Journal pg 40
Ski Life pg. 43
Hot Spots: Park City, Utah pg. 48
Turning Point pg.52
Hot Spots: Sun Valley, Idaho pg.60
Hot Spots: Loon, Cannon, New Hampshire pg..64
Hot Spot: Steamboat, Colorado pg.100
Looking Good pg. 178
Reader Service pg. 235
Last Run pg. 236

December 1980
Cover; Air! Extreme Skiing pg 0 
Mt. Bachelor, by Mike Epstein
Mini But Mighty-Parka Pocket Cameras by Peter Miller pg.80
Wanted-Western Skiwear by Susan McCoy, Fashion pg.109
Eight For the Gates-Racing Skis by Seth Masia pg.118
Be Your Own Ski Tester pg.122
The Preening of Winter Park-Denver, Colorado by Charlie Meyers pg.89
One to Get Ready, Four to Know-Big Snow Country by Jeff Frees pg.114
Air!-Visions of Flying High by Peter Miller pg.92
Skiwee Ups the Challenge by I. William Berry pg.102
PCF, GCF, CFM...What They Mean To Skiing-Machine Made Snow
by Janet Nelson pg.106
Head Start-Technique by Stu Campbell pg.58
Easy Air by Doug Pfeiffer pg.99
The Anatomy of a Carved Turn by John Howe pg.104
Hot Spots: Montana pg.52
Okemo, Vermont pg.56
Summit County, Colorado pg.68
Waterville Valley, New Hampshire pg.72

January 1981
Is Your Gear Holding You Back?-Equipment by Doug Pfeiffer pg.70
Overcome Those Dead Ends-Skiing Blocks by Stu Campbell pg.72
Longing For a Real Ski?-Go Longer
by Jean-Claude Killy and Seth Masia pg.78
Start With a Carve-Technique by Dick Needham pg.80
Advanced Skiing Workshops-Are They For You?
by I. William Berry pg.86
8 Easy Carvers-Report on New Skis pg.84
Superlearning-Is It? Stratton's Superlearning Week by Janet Nelson
and Morten Lund pg.46
Artful Grumbling-Voicing Ski Area Complaints by Janet Nelson pg.56
Getting In: A Guide to Last Minute Ski Vacations by Abby Rand pg.93
Colorado Deep-Powder Skiing by Jeff Frees pg.65
46 Greatest Trails pg.88
Hot Spots:
Stowe, Vermont pg.34
Wyoming pg.38
Mt. Washington, New Hampshire pg.54
Northstar/Kirkwood, California pg.58

January 1981
Is Your Gear Holding You Back?-Equipment by Doug Pfeiffer pg.70
Overcome Those Dead Ends-Skiing Blocks by Stu Campbell pg.72
Longing For a Real Ski?-Go Longer 
by Jean-Claude Killy and Seth Masia pg.78
Start With a Carve-Technique by Dick Needham pg.80
Advanced Skiing Workshops-Are They For You? 
by I. William Berry pg.86
8 Easy Carvers-Report on New Skis pg.84
Superlearning-Is It? Stratton's Superlearning Week by Janet Nelson
and Mort Lund pg.46
Artful Grumbling-Voicing Ski Area Complaints by Janet Nelson pg.56
Getting In: A Guide to Last Minute Ski Vacations by Abby Rand pg.93
Colorado Deep-Powder Skiing by Jeff Frees pg.65
46 Greatest Trails pg.88
Hot Spots: (Ski Areas)
Stowe, Vermont pg.34
Wyoming pg.38
Mt. Washington, New Hampshire pg.54
Northstar/Kirkwood, California pg.58

February 1981
Gear For Going-Backcountry Equipment by Seth Masia pg.68
How To Take A Ski Lesson-Instruction, Tips by Stu Campbell pg.70
Your Instructor: How Does He Rate? Tips On Choosing the Right
Instructor by Phil Byrne pg.71
The Pole Plant: Why, Where, When, How—Technique 
by Doug Pfeiffer pg.78
The Right Stuff-alpine, Backcountry Equipment pg.64
Red, White and Bright-Fashion, Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.72
Backcountry—Travel pg.51
Truman Capote (Holds Forth On Skiing) by Dick Needham
Celebrities pg.82
Ah, Wilderness-SKI's Editors' Best Backcountry Bets:
Chasing Late Season Corn in Jackson Hole, Wyoming by
Seth Masia
Rx For The Deprived Urbanite in Gulf Hagas, Maine by
Mort Lund
Three-Pinning Colorado in the Ten Mile Range by
Charlie Meyers pg.60
Hot Spots: (Ski Areas) Alpine Meadows, California pg.28
Hot Spots: Sugarbush, Vermont pg.38
Hot Spots: Poland pg.100

Late Winter 1981
Six Minutes in the Fire Track-Skiing a Lava Flow by Motteo Thun pg.50
'Because of the Risk, I Live' —Extreme Ski Pro Tells Why He 
Challenges the steeps by Peter Miller pg.52
Close Capers on Half Dome-Skiing Yosemite's Half Dome by
Eric Perlman pg.56
Crevasse! Tales of Skiers Misfortunes by Mort Lund pg.62
'May Day. May Day. We're Having Trouble—This Is Cessna 6-7-9er.
We're Going Down.' Hazards of Mountain Flying 
by Peter Miller pg.65
Snow Dancing-Adapting Classical Dance to Freestyle Skiing
by Suzy Chaffee ??
Aspen International 1981-Program to the Subaru World Cup Races
and Events, Colorado pg.81
Ski, Inc.—Corporate Investments in Ski Resorts and the Skiers'
Payoff by I. William Berry pg.36
Spring Splendors-Travel, Ski Areas by Amy Lipton pg.30
Ski Camps 1981: Try It Your Way-Specialized Ski Camps
by Catherine Williams pg.42
Mad About Mammoth-California Skiing by Doug Pfeiffer pg.68
7 Powder Mistakes Hardpack Skiers Make—Technique 
by Stu Campbell pg.24
Spring-Boards—Versatile Skis, Equipment by Seth Masia pg.60
Single Skis pg.22
Hot Spots: Heavenly Valley, California-Ski Areas pg.26

September 1981
Equipment 1981-82 What's New by Seth Masia pg.87
Boots That Break the Mold-New Designs by Doug Pfeiffer pg.88
Skis: Into the Stretch-Racing Length Skis by Seth Masia pg.92
Bindings: New Ways Out-New Designs by Seth Masia pg.96
Fashion: Investment Dressing by Susan McCoy pg.104
The White Pass Kid—Phil Mahre, Alpine World Cup Winner
(First American) by John Fry pg.76
Pros Against the Wall—Will Differences Be Settled and the 
Pro-Tour Catch On? by Charlie Meyers pg.101
Gambling on Grit-Women's Pro Racing by Gay Porter pg.103
First Flake-Why there's a Rush on Opening Day by I. William Berry pg.52
Sun Valley: The Legendary Era-Tales From The Glitter Era by
Dorice Taylor and Otto Lang pg.82
Fitness Is a State of Mind-Conditioning by Stu Campbell pg.85
Hot Spots: Ski Areas
Killington, Vermont pg.44
Summit County, Colorado pg.56
Mount Tremblant, Quebec pg.74

October 1981 [MISSING]
Super Skis-High Tech Hits Ski Design by Seth Masia pg.68
Breakaway Brights-Beaver Creek's Top Ten Outfits 
by Susan McCoy pg.80
Hot For the Hill-Boots For Bullish Skiers by Doug Pfeiffer pg.84
7 Quick Connections-Racing and Competition Bindings
by Seth Masia pg.90
The Midweek Con—Ski When the Crowd Doesn't by Abby Rand pg.57
Sun Valley: The Legendary Era, Part II-Count Felix Finds His
Mountain and Ketchum Welcomes Papa by Dorice Taylor pg.74
Deer Valley: A Class Act Arrives—Maximum Fun For 
Maximum Bucks by Abby Rand pg.76
Affinity Buys-Finance, Credit Cards by Bob Gillen pg.30
Impressions–Photo Essay pg.60
How To Plan Your Ski Season-Finance by I. William Berry pg.126
Handicap Shavers—NASTAR Tips by Michael Madigan pg.163
Attitude: US Ski Racing's Missing Link? by Stu Campbell and
Phil Mahre pg.70
Body Tuning—pre-ski Exercises by Suzy Chaffee pg.86
Put Your Lift Time To Work-What You Can Learn While Riding
Lifts by Stu Campbell pg.142
Hot Spots: Ski Areas
Jay/ Burke, Vermont pg.24
Crystal Mountain, Washington pg.36
Vail/ Beaver Creek, Colorado pg.112

November 1981 [MISSING]
Pain and Peril in the Pamirs-American Frienship Expedition on 
China's Mustagh Ata by Dick Dorworth pg.108
Flight of the Dragon Fly—Helicopter Skiing by Bob Jamieson pg.110
The Speed Seekers-Silverton Speed Skiing Finals by Dick Dorworth pg.30
So Long, Lowell—Lowell Thomas, Journalist-Explorer-Skier
by Mort Lund pg.94
The Spirit of Sugarloaf-Maine, Ski Areas by Peter Bodo pg.130
Undiscovered Austria-Ski Areas by Seth Masia pg.132
The Terrain-Tamers, Reports on Giant Slalom Ski Models pg.122
Heavenly Bodies-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.126
Easy Treats-New Boots by Doug Pfeiffer pg.136
Training for the Top—A Talk with World Cup Champ Phil Mahre
on Coaching and Winning by Stu Campbell pg.119
What's Your Line? Tamara McKinney tells how to overcome 
Skiing Fears by Tom Lippert pg.124
Matching Technique to Terrain by Stu Campbell pg.138

December 1981
The Great Escape-Technique Traps and How To Avoid them
by Mort Lund and John Graf pg.86
Ski To Win-America's World Cup Giant Slalom Champ reveals her
Secrets by Tom Lippert and Tamara McKinney pg.101
The De-Parochializing of Ski Teaching-A Talk with the US
Demonstration Team by Stu Campbell pg.140
Do You Need More Than One Pair of Skis?-Matching Your 
Gear to the Conditions You Ski by Doug Pfeiffer pg.48
Sun Valley Suitables-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.94
Easy Racers-Recreational Racing Skis by Seth Masia pg.124
Ski Spooks-Eerie Tales of Ski Country's Spirits by Peter Miller pg.66
Ski Vacation by Abby Rand Pointers pg.112
Local Apathy Syndrome-Why Ski Country People Don't Ski
by Ted Ross pg.134
Freestyle Flies Again-Freestyle Comeback by Doug Pfeiffer pg.62
Calgary Gets the Nod-1988 Winter Olympics by Seth Masia pg.76
The Red Revolt-Why Russia and East Europeans Have 
Become Alpine Powerhouses by Peter Miller pg.105
Copper's Club Med Arrive-How the French are Bringing Europe 
to Colorado by Jeff Frees pg.81
Stowe: Taming the Wild Side, Vermont, Ski Areas by 
Catherine Williams pg.98
How the Swiss are Reinventing France-Redesigned Ski Resorts by
Abby Rand pg.108

January 1982
Powder-Photo Essay by Peter Miller pg.65
Super G. Arrives-Hybrid Race for World Cuppers by John Fry pg.99
NASTAR Gets Tough-Subaru Super NASTAR by Michael Madigan pg.100
The Italian Connection-Why All Ski Boots Look Alike 
by Seth Masia pg.122
Leap in the Deep-Powder Skiing Technique by John Cunningham pg.72
Double the Pleasure-Powder covered Moguls by Doug Pfeiffer pg.76
Go Bold in Bumps-Ease It On the Steeps—US Demonstration Team
by Stu Campbell pg.126
10 For The Deep-Soft Powder Skis Report by Seth Masia pg.80
Rugged and Ready-Deer Valley Fashion, Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.92
Holiday Exotics-Ultimate Gifts pg.104
Always Alta-Ski Areas by George Bush pg.86
Voyages A La Vanoise-France's Vanoise National Park, Alpine 
Ski Tour by Seth Masia pg.106
The Deserted Dozen-12 Best Kept Secrets in Skiing by Abby Rand pg.116
Hot Spots-Ski Areas:
Berkshire Mts., Massachusetts pg.26
The Other Utah pg.44

February 1982
Dream on Thin Ice-Lake Placid's Trouble After the Olympics
by I. William Berry pg.28
The Day They Threw Slurpees in LA-Skiing's PT Barnums
by Jeff Blumenfeld pg.44
Downhill!-Photo Essay with Text by Peter Miller pg.60
Last Season for a Downhiller-Andy Mill Calls It Quits 
by Peter Miller pg.68
The Thrill Is Gone-Memories of a Downhiller by Andy Mill pg.68
World's Toughest Downhill-The Hahnenkamm at Kitzbuhel
by Andy Mill pg.74
a Downhiller's Gear by Doug Pfeiffer pg.76
Skiwee Comes of Age-Children Skiers by I. William Berry pg.90
Stress Test-Five Day Trial for the Certified Ski Instructor
by Mort Lund pg.102
Survival Driving-Winterizing the Car by Bob Gillen pg.105
Ski The A-Frame—Technique, sports stance by Peter Miller and
Jean Mayer pg.56
Hot Stuff-Top Skiers' Favorite Gear by Seth Masia pg.38
Class Acts-Aspen Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.86
Skis for the Quick-21 Slalom Skis, Report by Seth Masia pg.96
Snowmass for all Ages-Colorado Vacation, Ski Area by
Dick Needham pg.48
Schladming:The World Watches-1982 World Alpine Ski 
Championships' Site by Mort Lund pg.80

March 1982
The Secret Season-Spring Skiing, Photo Essay and Text by
Peter Miller pg.33
Skiing: Off the Hit List? Truce Between the Sierra Club and the Ski
Industry by Abby Rand pg.60
Aspen Winternational 1982 and Subaru World Cup Races program pg.65
Setting Up In Sarajevo-Yugoslavia's 1984 Winter Olympics Site by
Otto Lang pg.100
Weird Wars-Odd Lot Gladiators, Wacky Ski Race by
Michael Madigan pg.113
Summer Ski Camps 1981 by Catherine Williams pg.116
Five Ski Unwinders-After Ski Tips to Keep Your Muscles in Tune
by Thea Slusky Chassin pg.52
Coping with Ice, Crud and Powder-US Demonstration Team Tips pg.91
The Lightweights-Report on 10 Lightweight Ski Models by
Seth Masia pg.40
Getting Loose in B.C.-British Columbia Ski areas by Bob Jamieson pg.44
Steamboat: You Can Go Home Again-A 10 Year Look Back
by Seth Masia pg.54
Assault on Big Daddy-Mt. McKinley, Ski Mountaineers 
by Scott Nelson pg.94
Solo En La Sierra by Dick Dorworth pg.104
Meetings In Ski Country-Planning Meetings Guide, 50 Ski Areas'
Facilities pg.125

September 1982 1983 BUYERS' GUIDE
High Tech for Less-Skis by Seth Masia pg.23
The Adaptables-Boots by Seth Masia pg.61
Mating Game-Boot/ Binding Systems pg.99
Multi Direction Protection- Binding Developments by Seth Masia pg.100
Poles Apart-Improved Ski Poles by Seth Masia pg.108
The Look-Betters–Goggles by Catherine Williams pg.114
Color It Magic-Skiwear, Fashion for '83 by Susan McCoy pg.122
Getting There-Ski Rack pg.134
The Right Skis: How to Select Them
Racing by Otto Tschudi pg.42
Cruisers by Stu Campbell pg.48
Powder by Bob Smith pg.56
Bumps by Frank Beddor pg.56
Those Strange Name Skis-Report on Odd Labled Skis 
by Seth Masia pg.54
The Early Bird Shopper-Guide to Gear by Janet Nelson pg.162
23 Great Vacation Deals-Finance, Travel by Abby Rand pg.146
A Ski Junkie's Lament by Dick Dorworth pg.16
Salute to the US Ski Team-Tribute pg.75
Love Story-Old Skis by Rigomar Thurmer pg.143

October 1982
First Tracks—Resort Expansion, New-Terrain Report on Favorite 
Areas and Still Virgin Peaks by Seth Masia pg.44
The Utah Connection-Ski Areas, Resorts by Seth Masia pg.54
Convenience Skiing for the Incubator Set- California's Boreal
by Dick Dorworth pg.74
Twin Delights- Sugarbush, Ski Areas by Peter Bodo pg.96
Double Wasatch Dip—Alta and Snowbird Ski Areas by Janet Nelson pg.132
Quick 'N' Gentle—Slalom Skis by Seth Masia pg.62
Fit For Your Feet—Racing Boots by Seth Masia pg.88
When It Counts- Racing Bindings by Seth Masia pg.128
Strong Suits- Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.136
Gate Crazy- Report on Recreational Racing by Steve Cohen pg.76
Phil Mahre: Downhill Should Be A Must for World Cup Win
Interview by John Fry pg.113
Pro Racing: Bucks and Brinkmanship by Charlie Meyers pg.158
What World Cup Racers Learn from Kids- Comparing kids to the
champs by Stu Cambell pg.102
Terror in the Sierra- Alpine Meadows' Avalanche 
by Dick Dorworth pg.147

November 1982
Hot Shots- Best in Ski Photography by Peter Miller pg.52
Better Ski Photos- The Pros' Way by Peter Miller pg.64
Hot Spot: Fat City Fights Back—Aspen by Charlie Meyers pg.28
Uh, Are These the Alps? The Catskill Kid's 1st Trip to Europe
by I. William Berry pg.88
Telluride Treasure-Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.137
Steeps, Sweat and Tears—5 Steepest Slopes in Vermont
by James Tabor pg.150
Hot Spot: Bustling Times in Bethel- Sunday River, Maine
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.178
The Great Don't- Make- Plans- Without- It Whole Ski Vacation
Catalog—Bargains, Deals, Addresses etc. by Abby Rand pg.197
Hot Spot: A Smorgasboard of Sierra Delights- Lake Tahoe's
Big Five by Catherine Williams pg.214
The Versatile Giants- Ski Report on 18 Cruisers by Seth Masia pg.76
A Cut Above- Recreational Bindings by Seth Masia pg.133
Easy Precision- Recreational Boots by Seth Masia pg.158
Parka Power-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.186
Kids Have More Fun-Skiwee Program by I. William Berry pg.24
What Those Racing Terms Mean by Bill Reed pg.149
Ski Your Rear Right-For More Speed In Turns by Stu Campbell pg.181
These Are the Best—Salute to Recreational Racers: Lite, Junior and
Super NASTAR Skiers pg.218

December 1982
Mathias Zdarsky- Father of Alpine Skiing by Morten Lund pg.49
Ski Care for People Who Would Rather Not Bother With Ski Care
Guide to Repairing Skis by Seth Masia pg.126
Bum Raps- Ski Bums by Peter Miller and Jeannie Ramseier Patton pg.132
Making It: A Ski Bum's Survival Guide by Mark Pyle pg.144
Park City: Easy Cruisin' Anxiety Free- Utah, Ski Areas 
by Abby Rand pg.37
Is It 'La Via Lattea' Or 'Le Voie Lactee'? Sansicario, the Milky
Way's Shining Star by Abby Rand pg.90
You Gotta Have Heart—Vermont's Smugglers' Notch 
by Peter Miller pg.172
The Fun Bunch-New Sport Skis by Seth Masia pg.66
Package Man-Seven Key Strategies for Getting the Most From 
Package Ski Vacations by Abby Rand pg.150
Seven For Starters-Report on Reliable Bindings by Seth Masia pg.157
Thick n' Thin- Parkas, skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.168
Fear of Flying-Steeps Intimidation, a How To for All Skiers
by Stu Campbell pg.52
Cruising in Control-Here's How by Stu Campbell pg.74
Take a Station Vacation-Killington, Vermont's Teaching Station 
Approach to Instruction by I. William Berry pg.159
The Best Teach the Rest-What Recreational Skiers Can Learn From
Watching World Cup Racers by Stu Campbell pg.180
Freestyle Follies-Freestyle Struggles to Find Its Niche 
by Mike Madigan pg.115
Hot Spot-Ski Areas:
Whistler/ Blackcomb pg.60
Vail, Colorado pg.152
New Hampshire pg.163

January 1983

The Greatest Pick the Greatest-6 of the World's Top Skiers pick
Their Favorite Trails by Janet Nelson pg.50
Skiwee: A Program for Kids and Moms and Dads Who Ski-
Guide to the Instruction Program, Tips on How to Buy Kids'
Gear, Taking Family Trips, and Children's Skiwear pg.103
Where Kids and Kidd are King- Steamboat Springs by Abby Rand pg.26
A Cornucopia of Delights- Southern Vermont Profile: Magic, 
Okemo, Pico and Ascutney by I. William Berry pg.90
Ketchum Catches Up- Sun Valley, Idaho by Abby Rand pg.96
The Catskills Get Cagey-New York, Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.122
Where To Ski In Your Region—Ski Areas pg.115
Agony of a Ski Racer-Perspective on John Buxman by Peter Miller pg.32
The Fearless Over 40s-Older Skiers by Charlie Meyers pg.72
Winning Women-America's Leading Ladies by Patrick Lang pg.92
TV Guide to World Cup Racing pg.128
Gold Medal Skis-18 Brands by Seth Masia pg.58
Are You a Terminal Intermediate? How To Overcome the Pitfalls
of 'Intermediateness' by Stu Campbell pg.80

February 1983
Brecking Away- Colorado's Breckenridge, Ski Areas by 
Charlie Meyers pg.24
Which Is Better: US or Europe?- Those Who Have Skied Both
Rate the Best and Worst by Peter Miller pg.44
Extreme Supreme- Steeps on the Auguille Rouge of Les Arcs, 
France by Seth Masia pg.47
Cruisin' In The Lap of Luxury- Snowmass by Steve Cohen pg.58
Mount Snow at Five- When Sherburne Corp. Bought Mt. Snow
it was Kierkegaard vs. Goldie Hawn, This Time Goldie Won.
by I. William Berry pg.81
For the Soft and Sensuous- Skis Designed for the Deep 
by Seth Masia pg.34
How Hot is Your Piece of the Pie? Condo Timesharing
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.55
A Vacation Sampler-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.64
Boot It-Footwear for After Skiing by Susan McCoy pg.92
Fundamentals First in Powder- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.40
Ski Stronger on the Steeps- Technique by Jerry Warren pg.67

March 1983
The Over the Hill Gangs- Aging Skiers by Mike Madigan pg.44
A World Apart- Photos by Peter Miller pg.49
Rate-a-Fall by Mark Pyle pg.64
Aspen Winternational World Cup Guide- a Preview pg.77
Minnie Musters the Mob-The Tenth Mountain Troops 
by Gretchen Besser pg.101
The Best Race the Best- Lite/ NASTAR Championships pg.117
Les Arc High- Arc 2000, Travel, Ski Areas by Peter Miller pg.37
Damn Yankee in Dixie- Southeast, Travel by I. William Berry pg.68
Skiing the Kiwi Time Machine- New Zealand, Travel, Ski Areas
by Stu Campbell pg.105
Austria’s Artful Firngleiters by Morten Lund pg.120
News of Ski Areas pg.117
Great Gear for Backcountry- Wilderness Equipment by Seth Masia pg.57
Disarm Yourself for Better Leg Action- Technique, Instruction 
by Stu Campbell pg.60
Coping with bumps- Technique and Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.113

September 1983 (1984 Buyers Guide)
The Super G Arrives- New Ski Design pg.21
Options Aplenty- Boots to Fit Your Needs by Seth Masia pg.68
New Help at the Heel? by Seth Masia pg.92
Get The Shaft- Ski Poles by Steve Cohen pg.106
Goggles that Give- Fog Free, Glare Free and Hassle Free
by Steve Cohen and Jamie Marshall pg.115
12 For The Road- Auto Racks by Steve Cohen pg.143
'84 Fantastics- Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.148
How A Ski Behaves- Nontechnical Guide to Ski Design and 
Performance by Seth Masia pg.52
Return Of Custom Fit- Boots by Seth Masia pg.88
Stubai Tuneup- Early Bird Schuss in the Alps by L. Dana Gatlin pg.103
23 Reasons Not to Stay at Home This Winter- Ski Vacations 
by Abby Rand pg.164
Beeftec Tour of Bariloche- Spring skiing in Fall by Steve Cohen pg.175
Where to Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.143
Who Are The US Ski Makers? a Business Primer on Competing 
in the Fast Lane by Seth Masia pg.56
Salute to the US Ski Team-1982-83 Season pg.119

October 1983
Trips for the Tough- 10 Ski Vacations to test the Timid
by Abby Rand pg.30
Strudelfinger- The Secret of Innsbruck? by James Tabor pg.64
Matterhorn High- Cervinia, Italy- Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.96
Future Vail- Colorado Ski Areas by Dick Needham pg.112
Killington and the Colorado Kid- Irreverent impressions of a Rocky
Mountain Ski Maven at Skiing's "Supermarket of the East"
by Mike Madigan pg.126
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.139
Eclectic Cruisers- Guide to season's Fastest Skis by Seth Masia pg.42
Breakaway Boots- Unconventional Styles by Seth Masia pg.78
Affordable Performers- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.106
The Aspen Blues- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.118
Wingding at Sesto- Interski- More Hype than Help? by Stu Campbell pg.56
Is Your Ski Equipment Sexist? Quick Fix Program for better
Women's Ski Performance by Janet Nelson pg.90
Olympics Countdown '84- Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, Vucko 
by Abby Rand pg.134
The Velocity Jockeys- Franz Weber by Charlie Meyers pg.84
Ski People- Patrick Tambay pg.123

November 1983
The Glacier Express- Swiss Rails, St. Moritz and Zermatt 
by I. William Berry pg.58
Boom at the Butte- New Jet Service at Crested Butte, Colorado
by Mike Madigan pg.72
The Tiger Breeds a Tabby- Utah's Snowbird, Ski Areas 
by Abby Rand pg.91
La Dolce Lombardy- Northern Italy Report by Mort Lund pg.104
Half a Loaf is Just the Start- Sugarloaf, Maine, Ski Areas
by Mort Lund pg.123
Number One and Trying Harder- Aspen, Colorado by Mort Lund pg.175
A Spirited Day at Stratton by James Tabor pg.193
Bucking for the Big Time- Pete Seibert and Snowbasin, Utah-
Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.228
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.255
Hard Snow Performers- New Ski Report by Seth Masia pg.76
Ride Like the Wind- Lightweight Wind Gear, Skiwear 
by Susan McCoy pg.108
Unwrapping the Packagers- Ski Vacations by Abby Rand pg.128
Racers For Non-Racers- Report on Performance Boots 
by Seth Masia pg.180
Top of the Crop- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.208
Exercises for the Desk Bound- Conditioning by Thea Slusky pg.84
Take the Pressure Off- Instruction, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.220
The Leading Edge- Ski Racing by Stu Campbell pg.45
Grim Pickin's for the Pros- A Fiscal Short Circuit hits the Men's
Pro Racing by Charlie Meyers pg.66
1984 NASTAR Guide- Tips and News pg.135
Requiem for the Pre- Condo Ski Bum— Kill-For-A-Ski-Pass kids
Have Given Way to a Me Generation With Monogrammed 
BMWs by Martie Sterling pg.100
Take the Heat Off Your Feet- Ski Boot Woes and How to Cure 
Them by Fred Schwacke pg.190
Class Comes to Ski Country- High Class, High Ticket Hostelries
by Abby Rand pg.201
How to Con a Free Ski Vacation by Abby Rand pg.214
"Hold the Mold"- SKI Editor Determined to Make Own Skis
by Seth Masia pg.234
The Ultimate Ski Brochure by Mike Madigan pg.250
Are We Killing Ourselves? Serious Injuries On the Rise 
by I. William Berry pg.262
Ski People:
Marris Kramer pg.98
Dave Jacobs pg.112
Bob Mathias pg.258

December 1983
The Racing Rage- Photo Essay of Racers and Where to Join them pg.37
Hello Sonny, Hello Daughtah- Adult Race Camp 
by I. William Berry pg.50
Run for Hell- Swiss Inferno, Racing by Andy Slough pg.150
Tremblant: Au Revoir Et Bienvenue, Quebec, Canada Ski Areas
by John Fry pg.58
The Mannerly Magic of Waterville by James Tabor pg.113
Savoir Fare... and Skiing Too- Keystone, Colorado, Ski Areas
by Charlie Meyers pg.140
The Allure of Chamonix- Ski Areas, by Peter Miller pg.178
The Legend Lives On- Sun Valley, Ski Areas by Janet Nelson pg.198
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.193
The Gold Diggers- Racing Skis by Seth Masia pg.74
The Precision Machines- Racing Boots by Seth Masia pg.120
The Load Handlers- racing Bindings by Seth Masia pg.134
High Tech... and Hot- Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.168
Choosing the Right Parka-Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.172
Float and Steer- Steering, Instruction, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.90
How the Mahres Compare by Bob Beattie pg.162
Ski Your Way to College- Skiing Scholarships by Ray Cohen pg.132
Lift Ticket No. 001 by Jamie Marshall pg.194

January 1984
Yankee Heli-Dandy—Heliskiing Photo Essay, Tale of a Powder 
Dash Through Nevada's Ruby Mountains, Heli-Ski Directory
by Peter Miller pg.99
The Metamorphosis of Stowe- Ski Areas, Vermont 
by I. William Berry pg.46
French Sisters- Sister Resorts of Les Deux Alpes and Alpe d'Huez
Ski Areas, France by Peter Miller pg.70
First Step for Interconnect-Brighton and Solitude, Utah's 
Interconnect Scheme, Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.124
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.139
The Little Racer Who Could-Queen of the World Cup, 
Tamara McKinney by Peter Miller pg.26
The Rebirth of Junior Racing by I. William Berry pg.115
Toothless Ted, the Twisting Tornado-Recollections of a Junior 
Racing Coach by Dan Sterling pg.116
Real Men Don't Miss a Season-13 Ways to Duplicate the Gestalt
of Skiing Without Really Doing It by Jeff Kirbach pg.135
The Powderhunters- Report on new Skis by Seth Masia pg.58
Lightweight Solutions- Lightweight Boot Model Report 
by Seth Masia pg.79
Latch-Ins for the Deep- Bindings for Deep Powder by Seth Masia pg.84
Skier's Choice-Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.90
Choosing the Right Ski Pant- Skiwear,Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.95
Winning Hands- Hand Movements and Positions for success,
Instruction, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.36

February 1984
TV Program to the Olympic Ski Events- ABC Broadcast Schedule
Dates and Times pg.35
Phil and Tamara: Can They Do It? A Bio Box Score on the 1983
World Cup Champs pg.38
Gold Medal Picks- Racers Records pg.40
Sarajevo: An Olympic Portrait- Aerial Panorama of the City and
Sites of Olympic Events pg.42
The Olympic Downhills- Dissecting the Men's and Women's
Downhills pg.44
The Man Who Won't Be There-Ingemar Stenmark pg.46
Yugoslavia: First Alpine Nation on Skis pg.48
Coming In Strong- Bill Koch and Kerry Lynch, US Nordic pg.50
What a Gold Medal Is Worth-Toni Sailer and Film Career, Jean-
Claude Killy- Product Spokesman, What Happened To 
The Others? pg.58
Winning Combinations- Olympic Equipment pg.64
Olympic Wraps- What the US Olympic Ski Team Will Be Wearing,
from Start to Finish pg.66
Hell in Paradise- Women of the US Ski Team in Hawaii pg.68
Klammer: The Other Side—Self-Portrait of a Comeback Champ pg.72
The Rock and the Hard Place- Skiing in the Granite State
by I. William Berry pg.24
The Wild White Yonder-Western Skiing by Jeannie Patton pg.84
Babylon on the Beaver- Colorado's Beaver Creek, Ski Areas
by John Fry pg.105
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.97
The Case for Contemporary-Ski Like a Racer and Watch the Over-
Instruction Glitches Take Flight, Instruction 
by Dick Needham pg.81
Tippage: Good or Bad? How You Tilt Your Upper Body affects
How Clean You Make Your Turns, Technique 
by Stu Campbell pg.98

March 1984
The Wild Side-Photos Of Skiing Insanity pg.22
Where Have All the Small Areas Gone? Ski Areas
by I. William Berry pg.58
Aspen Winternational Subaru World Cup Guide- Preview of
America's Downhill and Activities pg.69
Powder City Hits Its Prime by Charlie Meyers pg.33
360 for 365- Mount Bachelor, Oregon, Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.44
The Magnificent Seven- Santa Fe, New Mexico, Southwest Ski Areas
by Mike Madigan pg.61
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.69
Soft Touches- Soft Flexing Racing Ski Models Report 
by Seth Masia pg.54
5 Steps to Expert Skiing—On- Hill Drills, Instruction 
by Stu Campbell pg.37

April 1984 (1st April Issue)
Gold In From the Cold- US Alpine Skiing by Dick Needham pg.37
Debbie's 'Fun Run' Wins Gold by John Fry pg.40
Second Fiddle Plays the Lead- Max Julen by John Fry pg.41
Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee- Bill Johnson by Seth Masia pg.44
Scraping By- Michela Figini by Seth Masia pg.45
Wish You Were Here (And I Was There)- Armchair View of ABC's
Olympics by Steve Cohen pg.48
The Sarajevo Raiders- Phil Mahre at the Top by Dick Needham pg.50
Arrivederci Gold- Armstrong, Figini and Paoletta Magoni
by Dick Needham pg.56
Crystal Balling Cross- Country's Future, and Lord of the Flies-
US XC Team by John Fry pg.57
My Honky Tonk Heroes- Big Sky Skiing, Montana, Ski Areas
by Bob Jamieson pg.24
Liberte, Fraternite, Egalite- Val d'Isere, France, Ski Areas
by Jamie Marshall pg.10
The Wrong Stuff- New Hampshire's Tuckerman Ravine, Ski Areas
by Jeff Blumenfeld pg.58
Seeking a Middle Age Bulge- Monarch, Colorado Preps For Its 
Golden Age, Ski Areas by Jeff Frees pg.68
The Mighty Mammoth- Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.80
First Glance- New Boots and Ski Bases For Faster Glide 
by Seth Masia pg.18
Inside Story- How World Cup stars Work the Inside Ski to Winning 
Advantage, Technique, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.62
The Bracey Bunch- The Editor of SKI With His Offspring at
Summer Ski-Racing Camp In Montana by Dick Needham pg.72
SKI's 1984 Guide to Summer Ski Camps by Amy Lipton pg.75

September 1984—1985 Buyer's Guide
Skis: Faster Bases, Vibration-Absorption Systems and High 
Tech Materials; From Racers to Learners by Seth Masia pg.31
Boots- Directory by Seth Masia pg.135
Bindings- Right Release are Lighter and More Reliable and Graced
With Cosmetic Elan by Seth Masia pg.165
Poles by Steve Cohen pg.176
Skiwear- New Space Age Fabrics and Insulations, Fashion
by Susan McCoy pg.188
Goggles- More Pliable Frames and Durable Lenses by Steve Cohen pg.201
A Champ Who Builds For Champs- K2 Builder Al Davignon
by Seth Masia pg.87
How a Ski Comes to Market- Ski Building by Committee 
by Seth Masia pg.98
Founding Son- Binding Founder Georges Salomon by Seth Masia pg.162
The Man Who Gave Skiing the Shaft- Aluminum Ski Pole Developer
Ed Scott by Seth Masia pg.184
The Sweet Yodel of Success- Skiwear Patriarch Klaus Obermeyer
by Susan McCoy pg.196
C.B.: 'It's The Superbowl Every Year' Skiwear's C.B. Vaughan
by Susan McCoy pg.198
Salute to the US Ski Team- Last Year's Glories and Prospects for
1985 by Eds pg.111
Understanding the Words You Wear- Quick Reference Guide to the
Most Common Design Features, Insulations and Fabrics in
Today's Ski Apparel by Susan McCoy pg.199
Picking the Right Package- Ski Vacations by Abby Rand pg.210
Which Is Best: East, Alps or West? Opinions on Where Skiing Is 
The Best by Charlie Meyers, Peter Miller and 
I. William Berry pg.222

October 1984
Your Year for Europe? Select-a-Resort Guide to Your Perfect Alp
by Abby Rand pg.41
First Flake Fever by James Tabor and Charlie Meyers pg.105
Caution: Sun Valley May Be Habit Forming- Baldy, Ski Areas, Idaho
by Jamie Marshall pg.130
Renaissance in the Park-Lake Placid and the Adirondack Revival
by Mort Lund pg.165
Mount Jekyll and North Peak Hyde- Keystone, Ski Areas 
by Charlie Meyers pg.190
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.199
The First Day Back- 7 Steps to a Safe, Successful Season Start
by Stu Campbell pg.86
Are Bigger Muscles the Way to Better Skiing? Building Skiing 
Strength through Weight Training by Janet Nelson pg.149
Ski Pointers:
Use Poles to Quiet Your Upper Body pg.78
Pick Up the Beat pg.84
Carve Turns Like Slicing Bread pg.134
Aim Your Knee Like a Beam pg.142
Stetch Before You Ski pg.146
In Bumps, Keep the Pole Plants Coming pg.194
A Slalom to Remember- The Strange, Final Race at Sarajevo
by Phil and Steve Mahre pg.68
Ready For a Racer? Recreational Racing Skis by Dick Dorworth pg.112
Easy Riders- Racing Boots by Seth Masia pg.138
7 at the Top- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.160
Men at Work- Heavy Duty Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.174
Understanding the Words You Wear, Part II- Quick Reference 
Guide to Ski Apparel by Susan McCoy pg.180
If the Boot Fits...You Probably Have a Custom Insole- Footbeds
by Dr. Jeffrey Ross and Steve Cohen pg.184
Going Mobile- Cars (Hatchbacks and Sedans) for the High Country
by Mike Knepper pg.200

November 1984
Being Bill- Bill Johnson Profile by Peter Miller pg.46
Phil's Place- Phil Mahre by John Fry pg.98
Mountain Storms- A Photo Essay by Bruce Barthel pg.150
The Lives and Times of Vermont's Route 100 by Peter Miller pg.164
You Can Do It! How About a Winter Triathalon, Speed Skiing or
a Week Of High Mountain Steeps? by Slough, Biz Kellam
and Peter Miller pg.213
The Hellions- Tribute to the All-Time, All American 
Non- Conformists of the Ski World by Mort Lund pg.267
Mount Immersion—Mt. Saint Anne/ Quebec City, Canada
Ski Areas by John Fry pg.66
Aspen Strikes Back by Charlie Meyers pg.106
As You Like It- New Intermediate Tree Skiing and Steamboat
by Steve Cohen pg.204
The Big One Softens Its Bite- A Bit—Jackson Hole, Wyoming
by Mike Madigan pg.229
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.265
The Go Anywhere Bunch- Skis by Stu Campbell and Seth Masia pg.86
Artwear- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.178
Different Strokes- Cutting Edge Boots by Seth Masia pg.194
The Recreationals- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.202
Tax Deductible Ski Trips? How-To by Abby Rand pg.250
The Cargo Snatchers- Cars (Wagons) Equipped For Skiers
by Mike Knepper pg.257
Ski Your Body Type- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.74
Mind Over Matter-Technique by Mort Lund pg.185
Beat the Clock- Turning (Racing), Instruction/ Technique
by Stu Campbell pg.241
Calgary 1988: Will the Thrill Be Gone? Uphill Battle for the
Olympic Site by John Fry pg.32
More Fun, Less Bucks-NCSA, College Skiing by Mike Madigan pg.159

December 1984
The White Circus-World Cup Photo Essay by Peter Miller and
Sandy Caligiore pg.41
Growing Up Killy- Val d'Isere and Jean Claude Killy
by Seth Masia pg.72
Phi Beta Skia- Ski College Educations and Resort Jobs
by Janet Nelson pg.80
Sun Valley Skimeister- Sawtooth Ski Expert Bob Jonas makes
Masters of Skiing in 10 Days by Seth Masia pg.162
Allais- A Portrait of a Ski Pioneer by John Fry pg.181
The Invulnerables- 4x4s (Trucks) by Mike Knepper pg.201
Two Up On the Gondola- Sugarbush's New Chair by James Tabor pg.50
An Italian Treat Times Two- Italy's Cortina d'Ampezzo and Alpe
di Siusi by Abby Rand and John Fry pg.106
Recluse Reborn- Okemo, Vermont, owner Tim Muller, Ski Areas
by I. William Berry pg.188
Fat Cats- Diary of a Deep Powder Discovery by Harold Castin pg.194
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.209
Ski the Rapids- Racing Skis by Dick Dorworth and Seth Masia pg.88
Power On- Racing Boots that Deliver Maximum Precision
by Seth Masia pg.122
6 for the Quick- Racing Bindings with Retention by Seth Masia pg.146
The Year of the Sweater- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.172
Do You Know Your Edges? Instruction, Technique
by Stu Campbell pg.61
The Best Coaching Tips We Ever Had- by Steve and Phil Mahre
Instruction and Technique pg.154
Future Teach,Ski Instruction- Evolution or Revolution? by John Fry pg.209
Pointers:
Turn Up Before Your Turn Down pg.101
Pivot On Top, Skid in the Trough pg.119
Red Turns, Green Turns pg.148
Cross- Country; How to Where To pg.84

January 1985
Cross- Country; How To, Where To pg.83
Welcome to Ski Country! An Invitation to the sport and How to Get 
Started the Right Way pg.57
Anatomy of a Ski Mountain- Color Portrait of Mount Anywhere,
USA by Bob Cram pg.60
Gear To Get You Going- The Rental Game Equipment
by Seth Masia pg.62
Beg, Borrow, Buy...Or Improvise- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.65
Getting Started in the Big Time- Skipping the Minors and Heading
for the Big Resorts by Morten Lund pg.66
The Great Beginner Trails- How to Spot the Trails Most Likely to 
Make Your Introduction to Skiing a Winner 
by I. William Berry pg.68
On Teaching Friends (and Lovers) To Ski- Head to Ski School
by James Tabor pg.71
The French Connection- Courchevel, Ski Areas, Resorts 
by Abby Rand pg.30
Park Cite Fanstasie- A Wasatch Tale of Utah Powder 
by Jamie Marshall - Ski Areas pg.33
Taos- Ski Areas by Dick Needham pg.75
A Snowmass Christmas- Ski Areas by Dick Needham pg.95
Hunter Mines Silver- Hunter Mountain, New York, Ski Areas
by James Tabor pg.108
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.115
What Skis To Buy? Buying Your First Pair by Seth Masia pg.84
Buyer's Guide to Beginner Skis pg.88
Easy Entries- Beginner Bindings by Seth Masia pg.99
Do the 10- Step— 10 Step Program for Trying and Buying Boots
by Seth Masia pg.102
Buyer's Guide to Beginner Boots pg.103
What's Wrong Here? Basic Errors in Technique, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.46

February 1985
Behind the Biennial FIS World Ski Championships at Bormio,
Italy- Competing and Winning, Steve Mahre, Christin
Cooper and Steve Podborski pg.77
The World Championship Difference- What It Takes to Win,
Recollections of Schladming 1982 pg.78
Class of '85's Most Likely to Succeed- Can Bill Johnson Repeat?
Will Pirmin Zurbriggen's World Cup Success Translate
to Gold for Switzerland? Can Erika Hess Repeat her Double
Medal Domination? pg.80
US Medal Mights- Tamara McKinney and Bill Johnson pg.82
Picks of the Pack- Mahre, Cooper and Podborski List Their
Medal Choices pg.83
Bowls- Cirques and Basins of the US pg.19
The Odd Couple- Loon and Cannon, New Hampshire Ski
Production by I. William Berrypg.43
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.91
The Airborne Advantage- 6 Situations Where Taking to the Air
Will Benefit, Instruction, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.31
Super Suits- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.72

March 1985
The Crazies-Some Skiers Will Do Anything For the Photographer,
The Crud Brothers, Vermont Bill and Jay Bird Fly Through 
the Air, by Peter Miller pg.22
Nick's Knack- Nick Badami and Alpine Meadows, California
by Abby Rand pg.81
Synergy at Squaw- 25 Years After the Olympics by Dick Dorworth pg.40
Flight Time for First Timers- Heliskiing by Steve Cohen pg.67
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.81
Rites of Spring- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.34
Playing the Right Angles- Angulation, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.74
Pointer:
On Traverses, Ski the Good Snow pg.73
Downhill Business- The Corporate Ski Challenge by Seth Masia pg.50
Aspen Winternational Subaru World Cup Guide- America's
Downhill Preview and Activities pg.51

April/ Spring 1985
Sneak Peek- Angled Sidewalls, Damping Systems, Self- Sharpening
Edges, Super Fast Bases. What's New in Equipment for 1986
by Seth Masia pg.38
Personal Best- Winning Photos from SKI's Reader Photo Contest pg.42
Redford-Robert, Celebrities by Dick Needham pg.64
SKI's 1985 Guide to Summer Ski Camps by Joana Jebsen 
and Judy Geller pg.75
Small Towns, Big Mountains by Maxine Sevack pg.25
The Jolly White Giant- Tito Lowenstein's Andean Skiing Mastodon
by John Hitchcock pg.49
Cheeseburgers In Paradise? Luxury Service at Deer Valley
by Jeannie Patton pg.71
World Championships 1985- Report on the Alpine World
Championships at Bormio, Italy. by Eds. pg.53
What Seperates the Great From the Greatest...and You— Stop
Action Photos Reveal Technique Errors by Stu Campbell pg.17

1986 Buyer's Guide
Skis—Radical Changes: Shock-Dampers, Air-Spoilers, Ridgetops,
Angled Sidewalls, Forked Tails pg.43
Vibration Control: Hard Snow Savior pg.54
Do You Know Your Base-ics? pg.63
Edge Pressure: May the Right Force Be With You pg.66
Key Questions to Ask in the Shop pg.72
Selecting the Right Ski pg.78
Ski Terms Glossary pg.90
Behind Equipment Warranties pg.100
Sunglasses- High Tech Protection to Fashion pg.123
Goggles-Improved Venting Systems, New Lenses pg.124
Boots- by Seth Masia pg.159
Tips for Buying, Trying Boots pg.170
Footbeds: Fit For Your Feet? pg.172
Boot Terms Glossary pg.174
Boot Construction Basics pg.178
Gray Market Bargains: What Are the Risks? pg.190
Bindings pg.197
Binding Terms Glossary pg.203
What to Buy When Bindings Die pg.206
Poles- Bends, Brights, Beef pg.208
Kid's Gear- Three Step Plan to Buying Children's Equipment and
Equipment Report by Christi Northrop pg.211
And Now, Skiing's Real Mogul- Ski Companies' Owner Laurent
Boix Vives by Seth Masia pg.102
The Boot that Bob Built- Bob Lange by Morten Lund
and Seth Masia pg.193
Skiwear— High-Tech Fabrics and Insulation by Susan McCoy pg.110
The Words You Wear- Quick Reference Guide to Common
Skiwear Features by Susan McCoy pg.118
Skiwear Inside and Out- There's More to Ski Apparel Than Meets 
the Eye by Susan McCoy pg.139
Dressing For Your Body Type by Susan McCoy pg.142
Gloves- New Breakthroughs in Waterproofing and Insulation
by Susan McCoy pg.217
Vacation Catastrophes and How To Avoid Them- Travel 
by Abby Rand pg.219
Protecting Your Package- Tips For Early Vacation Buyers When 
Fares Go Down or Dollars Go Up- Travel by Abby Rand pg.231
8 Travel Questions by Abby Rand pg.237
What Resort Associations Can Do For You by Abby Rand pg.238
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.229

October 1985
Ski America's Best- Directory to North America's Top Vacation 
Spots, Ski Areas, Resorts by Steve Cohen pg.33
No Meek Peak- Breckenridge, Colorado- Ski Areas 
by Charlie Meyers pg.107
North Conway Comes of Age- Again, Ski Areas by Bob Gillen pg.134
Heavenly Nevada-Ski Areas, Resorts by John Fry pg.179
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.175
A Forward Look Back- Ski Makers Have Found New Ways to
Use Traditional Construction Materials by Seth Masia pg.78
Movers and Shakers- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.100
Radical Chic— Cable and Pulley Systems and Double Shell
Constructions in Boots by Seth Masia pg.120
Bindings For The Rest of Us- Why Pay More? by Seth Masia pg.162
Midnight on the Heuga Express- 10 of the World's Greatest Skiers
Embark on a Mission of Hope for a Friend by Dick Dorworth pg.65
It's A Dog's Life- Mutley Alba Proves That You Can Teach a Ski
Dog New Tricks by April Jewell pg.169
Be A Glider- Learn To Edge Less and Flatten Your Skis More
and Your Turns Will Improve, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.73
The White Pass Turn- The Never Before Told Story of the 
Technique Accidently Discovered by Steve Mahre that Helped
Phil Mahre to Win Three World Cups by Steve and Phil
Mahre with John Fry pg.113
Get Fit the Ski Team Way—US Ski Team Program for Conditioning
by Janet Nelson pg.182
Pointers:
Aim Your Upper Body in Deep Snow pg.70
Weight Your Downhill Ski pg.111
Do A Gliding Pole Plant pg.166
Turn with the Tongue pg.191

November 1985
Above Treeline- Photos by Peter Miller pg.41
It's Civil War...Again- Do Right vs. Development in Vermont
by I. William Berry pg.71
Ski America's Best- Part II Directory of North America's
Top Ski Vacation Spots, Ski Areas, Resorts by Steve Cohen pg.89
Yearning for Yosemite- A Tale of Grandeur in John Muir's
"Noble Park" by Laurel Hilde pg.144
Pico Puffs Its Chest- Vermont, Ski Areas, Resorts 
by I. William Berry pg.201
A Hundred Years at Siding 29- The Fast Track to Canada's Banff
National Park by Andy Slough pg.213
The Quad Squad- Vail, Colorado's Four Person Chairlifts 
by Abby Rand pg.229
Copper Adds a Topper- Spaulding Bowl Sports Center, Colorado,
Ski Areas by Jamie Marshall pg.237
Keystone Courts the Insomniac- The World's Largest Night 
Skiing Facility by Charlie Meyers pg.239
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.233
More Ways to Go Fast- Recreational Racing Skis by Seth Masia pg.47
Easy outs- Bindings with Heavyweight Retention and Smooth
Release by Seth Masia pg.83
Head Trips- Ski Hangups Are In Your Head, But Not the Way You
Think, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.137
Be A One-Ski Skier- Committing Weight Totally to the Outside
Ski On Turns Technique, Instruction by Phil and 
Steve Mahre with John Fry pg.223
MTC: A Way That Works- The Mahre Training Center
by Dick Needham pg.228
Pointers:
Lean Forward for Better Control pg.65
Use the Edge of the Hill pg.84
Feet Apart on Ice pg.151
Flex By the Clock pg.207
Don't Pinch the Gates pg.211
NASTAR Guide 1985-86 Tells How to Get Involved, Where,
Giveaway Dates, New Programs, Special Events pg.101
I Was A World Cup Warden by Stu Campbell pg.185

December 1985
Official Report: The State of College Skiing, The Art of 
Ski-Scamming by James Petersen pg.41
Campus Crazies Clobber Colorado- Can an Ex-Hippie Find Skiing
Happiness Among 1,200 College Ski Nuts? by James Tabor pg.44
More Than Just a Party- NCSA's Options for College Ski Racers
by Andy Slough pg.50
The Scandinavian Connection- Half of Our Collegiate All-American
Skiers aren't American by Dick Dorworth pg.56
Bonus: College Skier Discounts, Ski Weeks, Club Action and News
In Regional Settings pg.193
A Ski Country Christmas- Resorts by Peter Miller pg.31
Richman, Poorman, Aspenman- When Aspen is the Goal, Price
Is No Object by Abby Rand and Peter Shelton pg.83
Steamboat Doffs Its Hat- Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.129
The Ultimate Utah- A Powder Starved Easterner Sets Out for an
Idol Encounter, Ski Areas by James Tabor pg.147
Coming Back- Stratton, Vermont, Ski Areas by Jamie Marshall pg.182
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.193
Racer Ready- Radical construction on Slalom Skis 
by Dick Dorworth pg.61
Soft 'N' Swift- Racing Boots by Seth Masia pg.134
Ski Haute- A wild Look at this Year's Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.176
A New Way To Ski Gates-Technique by Phil and Steve Mahre with
John Fry pg.97
Pointers:
Push the Uphill Ski In Powder pg.109
Weight the Downhill Ski in Racing pg.142
Does Harald Have It?- US Ski Team Boss by Charlie Meyers pg.103
World Cup: Turmoil at the Top- Can the Sport of Big-Time Ski
Racing Be Saved? by John Fry pg.159
It's Miller Time- Film-Maker Warren Miller's "Steep and Deep"
by Dick Needham pg.157

January 1986 50th Anniversary Issue
Origin of a Species- The Life and Times of SKI Magazine
by Dick Dorworth pg.12
Tricky Trivia by Jamie Marshall pg.16
Sun Valley- The Count and the Railroad Man Conspire to Build
America's First Winter Sports Mecca, Ski Areas
by Dorice Taylor and Jamie Marshall pg.22
The Evolution of Modern Ski Technique- The Skiers and the 
Techniques they Pioneered by Stu Campbell pg.46
Alec's Valley- 1960 Winter Olympics, Turning Point in American
Skiing by John Fry pg.57
50 Years of Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.73
50 Years in Pictures- American Skiing's Memory Lane pg.90
Eight Classics- These Skis made History and Heroes by Morten Lund
with Seth Masia pg.115
Laurels and Lemons- SKI's picks of the Sport's Crowning and 
Dubious Achievements by Eds., Compiled by Joana Jebsen pg.136
North Americans Who Made the World Take Notice—Us and
Canadians Who Were the Best in their Era by Seth Masia pg.163
50 Years of Who Won What, When- A Recordbook of Olympic,
World Championship and World Cup Triumphs pg.198
Visit the Past- A Visit to One of the Nation's Ski Museums 
by Jamie Marshall pg.204
My Bonbon for an Alpenhorn- Musings on Ski Lodging Today and 
Then by Martie Sterling pg.220
The Ultimate Leap- 3000 foot Plunge, by Rick Sylvester pg.35
Heatherbedlam- The Strenuous Pleasures of Living in a Ski Town
by Leon Uris pg.67
The Oldest Continuous Floating Ski Racer of Them All—
Christian Pravda by Burton Hersh pg.82
I Was the Irish Ski Team- 39 Year Old Vermont Realtor Wins a
Bronze Medal by Robert McKee pg.105
My Life With the Mountain- A World Famous Writer Encounters
the Vermont Ski Invasion and Calls It a Draw by Pearl Buck pg.127
I Skied the World's Highest by Jeff Frees pg.153
Schuss, Comrade- SKI's First Trip to Russia by John Fry pg.182
The Way It Was: Decade by Decade Diaries from the Annals of SKI
1936-45 pg.33
1946-55 pg.89
1956-65 pg.162
1966-75 pg.178
1976-85 pg.194
The Visionaries:
Howard Head pg.42
Emile Allais pg.64
Bob Beattie pg.70
Bob Lange pg.86
Fred Pabst pg.108
Hjalmar Hvam pg.114
Hannes Schneider pg.132
Ed Scott pg.148
Hans Gmoser pg.156
Minnie Dole pg.160
Steve Bradley pg.170
Bill Danner pg.172
Maria Bogner pg.186

February 1986
The Stowe Crossover by James Tabor pg.79
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.93
Academy Rewards- Ski Academies, Tutorial Programs, Skiing
Prep Schools- What They Offer and Where You'll Find 
Them by Christi Northrop pg.41
The Fun Bunch- Skis That Made the Testers Laugh by Seth Masia pg.65
But Can They Dance? Men's Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.86
Fast Ladies- Women Skiers by Peter Miller pg.54
Technique and Tactics: Bringing them Together, Instruction
by Phil and Steve Mahre with John Fry pg.74
Slowing and Going: For the Novice- Instruction- Accelerating
and Checking Your Speed by Stu Campbell pg.90
Pointer:
Telemark in the Dips pg.84

March 1986
The Chalet Girls' Guide to Verbier- Britain's Residents In-The-Know
Give Tips on Switzerland's Hottest Alp by Abby Rand pg.19
A Tale of Two Cities- Telluride and Purgatory, Colorado
by Charlie Meyers Ski Areas pg.42
Timeless Tremblant- Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.71
On the Wild Side- Montana Skiing, Ski Areas by Ken Castle pg.93
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.83
Personal Best- Winning Photos from SKI's 2nd Annual Reader
Photo Contest pg.26
Just a Wild, Crazy (And Really Rich) Guy- World Cup Skier who
has the Most Fun by Peter Miller pg.76
When Price Is No Object- Top Dollar Cruising Skis
by Stu Campbell pg.33
Going and Slowing- Part II for Intermediate Skiers; Gravity
Technique, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.68
Jamming and Chattering- Cutting Down on Upsetting Errors on 
Turns, Instruction and Technique by Stu Campbell pg.88
Pointers:
Exit Chairs with Poles Aside pg.24
Seperate Your Body for More Effective Pole Plants pg.48
Unleash Pole Straps In Glades pg.67
Pole Plant With a Flick of the Wrist pg.80
North America's World Cup by Seth Masia pg.86

Spring 1986
SKI's 200— The Best, Brightest, Hottest and Oddest in Skiing
by Eds. pg.33
Exposures of Flims- Flims, Switzerland, Ski Areas by Andy Slough pg.18
Quest 10,000- Alaska's Mount Sanford and its 10,000 vertical foot
Plunge and the Trip to the Summit by James Tabor pg.76
Sneak Peek- Next Season's Gear by Seth Masia pg.28
SKI's 1986 Select-A-Camp Guide—Ski Camps' Guide
by Christi Northrop and Kathy Kronick pg.91
If You're A... Learn How Your Favorite Summer Sports Can Help
Improve Yourt Skiiing Next Season by Stu Campbell pg.69
Going and Slowing: For the Expert- Technique by Stu Campbell pg.88
Pointers:
In Spring, Stay Ahead of the Sun pg.17
Be A Live-Wire Skier pg.24

Buyer's Guide 1987
Skis: Versatility At the Top- Work Better Construction
by Seth Masia pg.34
Boots: Invasion of the Foot Snatchers- Convenience Entry 
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.122
Bindings: A Double Sawbuck Below- Price by Seth Masia pg.230
Kid's Stuff No More- Junior Gear: Racing Skis, Preschooler Step-In
Bindings, Boots by Christi Northrop pg.236
New for Nordic- New Developments in Cross-Country Gear
by James Tabor pg.246
Product Review Index pg.253
Fashion: High Tech Meets High Style, Skiwear Revolution
by Susan McCoy pg.86
The Words You Wear- Guide to the Newest Advances in Ski
Apparel by Susan McCoy pg.96
Skiwear Is Techwear—Inside and Out- "Equipment for the Body"
by Susan McCoy pg.100
How Much Is Better than How Fast- Skiing Is Not So Much A Sport
As It Is A Vehicle for Accumulating Accessories 
by Jack Millea pg.209
Gadgets and Gimmicks- The Most Practical and Pointless
by Lauren Bernstein pg.210
Pretty In Pink ( and Fuchsia and Turquoise...) Cosmetic Poles
by Kathy Kronick pg.214
Made For Shade- Sunglasses by Susan McCoy pg.218
Mitt Hits- Gloves by Susan McCoy pg.221
Upper Mobility- Chameleon Car Toppers, Ski Racks 
by Lauren Bernstein pg.223
Eyes Right! Goggles by Lauren Bernstein pg.226
SKI's 50th Birthday Party- Sun Valley, Golden Anniversary pg.105
'It's Like Beirut Out There' Learn How to Get the Best Deals On
Ski Gear and Apparel by I. William Berry pg.114

November 1986
Excess Express- Journey on the Concorde and Orient Express to 
St. Moritz by Jamie Marshall pg.36
Tall Timber: Heavenly Helicoptering to Purgatory- Ski Areas,
Resorts, Colorado by Abby Rand pg.50
World-Class Class at the World Championships by John Fry pg.54
Stein Eriksen Lodge: Life as a Regal Peasant by Abby Rand pg.57
The World's 12 Poshest Ski Hotels by Abby Rand pg.58
Sourcebook for Spendthrifts- How to Flaunt It When You Have It
by Abby Rand pg.73
Sugarloaf Bounces Back- Building and Running a 
"Wicked Good" Mountain by Morten Lund pg.116
The Sky's the Limit- Accessible Steamboat, Colorado with New
Direct Jet Service by Jeannie Patton pg.144
The Grander View- Whistler, British Columbia, Ski Areas
by Bob Jamieson pg.198
Mount Snow Snags a Beau- Annexing Neighboring Carinthia Brings
Some Neat Changes to Mount Snow by Abby Rand pg.215
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.35
Wallet Busters- Deluxe Skis by Seth Masia pg.90
A Splash of Panache- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.110
Head of the Family Revisited- Updated Flex Tests of Boots
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.143
More Protection, Less Cost- Safe Mid-Priced Bindings 
by Seth Masia pg.147
A Tinkerer Builds a Team- Josef Fischer, Ski Maker by Seth Masia pg.139
What Price Skiing? Lift Ticket Barriers Shattered by Skiers
by I. William Berry pg.159
Snow! Camera! Action! Ski Vacations by Bruce Barthel pg.168
The Snow-Goers—Report on 10 Sedans and Wagons Tailor Made
for Ski Country Travel (Cars) by John Lamm pg.188
Four Steps to Parallel- Mastering Parallel Turns Can Be Easy, 
If You Approach it Backwards, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.183
Keeping Control on Steep Terrain- Instruction, Technique
by Seth Masia pg.211

December 1986
How Couples Ski- Suggestions From Dr. Ruth Westheimer on
Keeping Your On-Slope Relationships Intact 
by Christi Northrop pg.74
Where Adults Don't Dare- Kids Guard This Ski World From the 
Grownups by John Alderson pg.93
Family Ties- Skiwear for the Whole Family by Susan McCoy pg.100
The Insider- A Parent's Planner for the Perfect Ski Vacation
by I. William Berry, Dorothy Jordan and Christi Northrop pg.104
Family Finds- Checklist of US Ski Areas with Family Programs and 
Freebies for Kids pg.112
Fast Track Families- Racing the Equitable Family Challenge Can
Be the Ticket to an All Expense Paid Vacation 
by Lois Fredland pg.115
Bonus: Gearing Up Kids. SKIWEE Sponsor Section
150,000 Feat- Jackson Hole Vertical by Peter Shelton pg.46
Powder and Pasta on Mont Blanc- Courmayeur Resort, Ski Areas
by Abby Rand pg.167
Aspen Turns 40- Birthday Bash and Facelift by Charlie Meyers pg.217
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.35
Split Personalities- Racing Ski Options by Seth Masia pg.119
Racer Ready- Overlap Racing Boots by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.188
Attention to Retention- Bindings That Keep You In and On Course
by Seth Masia pg.229
Making Tracks With: Alan Ross Boss of the US Ski Team
by Charlie Meyers pg.36
America's World Cup Openers- Guide to the Women's Season Races
at Park City and Waterville Valley, Look Back at the Men's
Turbulent South American Summer by Dick Needham
and Seth Masia pg.58
Marvelous Mark- Mark Girardelli by John Fry and Patrick Lang pg.208
Sure Way to Shortswing- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.219
Pointers:
Pump in Powder pg.40
Lazy Man's Tuck pg.55
Roller skate to Faster Technique pg.79
Fall Into the Turn pg.172

January 1987
The Seasoned Skier- Proof that the Years in Your Life are Less
Important than the Life In Your Years by Abby Rand pg.66
The Fruits of Aging- Where To Find Senior Savings on Ski Trips
by Jamie Marshall pg.77
Ageless Tips- Advice from Older Skiers on How To Ski Better With 
Less Effort, by Stu Campbell pg.93
Sunday Best- Maine Mountain with Skier Perks by Dick Needham pg.44
The Way They Were- Wildcat, Mad River Glen and Cannon, 
New Hampshire by James Tabor pg.78
Shoot Out at the Summit- As Breckenridge, Keystone and Copper 
Fire Marketing Salvos, Skiers Reap the Fallout 
by Charlie Meyers pg.102
Split Personalities PartII- Racing Ski Options by Seth Masia pg.52
Beating the Cold Rush- Arctic Gear by Susan McCoy pg.98
Heat for Your Feet by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.124
Skiwear Pointer:
Cleaning Waterproof/ Breathable Skiwear pg.120
Speed Control In Moguls by Seth Masia pg.40
Pointers:
On Ice, Sting Like A Bee pg.64
Think Of Your Boot as a Computer pg.72
Making Tracks With George Gillett- Owner of America's 
Largest Ski Resort by I. William Berry pg.117

February 1987
Divinely Davos- Remedy for American Skiers, Switzerland Ski 
Areas by Morten Lund pg.41
Week Thinking- Killington, Vermont Ski Areas, Attractive Lures
by James Tabor pg.65
'Thank You, So Many'- American Adventurers Travel to China
and Find a New Meaning for 'Chinese Fire Drill'
by Rigo Thurmer pg.85
Meet Mt. Allen- Alberta's Alpine Olympic Site, Canada Ski Areas
by Seth Masia pg.115
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.29
Viva La Difference- The Difference of What Men and Women
Want In A Ski by Vicki Woodworth pg.46
Peak Experience- Lightweight Gear for the Spring by Susan McCoy pg.98
Step Lively- Get Your Legs Going In Different Directions
Technique by Stu Campbell pg.91
Pointers:
Think of Your Skis As Long Feet pg.44
See Bumps As Friendly Steps pg.62
US Freestyle: Upside Down and Out? Has Flipping-As-Fashion
Become Risky Business? by Charlie Meyers pg.29
1987 World Alpine Ski Championships: Schedule of Events
Crans-Montana, Switzerland pg.68

March 1987
Snow Place Like Snoqualmie- Home to Seattle Skiers For Half
A Century by Janet Nelson pg.30
24 Hours In Bitterroot- Montana Skiing by I. William Berry pg.84
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.19
Joints That Jump- Knee Braces by Jay Stuller pg.46
Spring Things- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.48
Ms. Fits- Women's Equipment by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.79
Ski It Hard or Ski It Easy? Here's How In Bumps, Steeps and Deep
Technique, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.87
Pointers:
Belly Your Skis pg.32
Yank 'em and Crank 'em In Crud pg.40
Unmasking Willy- Skiwear Leader Willy Bogner Profile
by Peter Miller pg.29
Fear and Driving on the Autobahn by Rigo Thurmer pg.43
Personal Best- Photos From SKI's Third Annual Reader Photo
Contest pg.52
Frozen Moments- A Pro's Photography Advice by Bruce Barthel pg.59

Spring 1987
Competition Bonus/ World Championship Wrap-Up pg.27
The Performers- Show-Biz and Athletic Stars Tell Why Skiing
Turns Them on- Celebrities pg.39
The Best of Times, The Worst of Times- Spring Skiing
by Vincent Steckline pg.35
After the Bullwheel Stops- The Season's Over? Guide to Keeping
the Magic Going by Peter Shelton pg.49
Hotels of Champions- Ski Racers/ Hotel Owners by Peter Miller pg.60
Moving Through Kashmir- Adventure for One Perfect Run
by Gordon Whiltsie pg.74
The Shape of Things to Come- Materials Technology, Ceramics
by Seth Masia pg.70
Pointers:
Steer Your Turns With Your Big Toe pg.38
Do the Hoola-Hoop Slalom pg.58

September 1987
Equipment Preview
Skis- Wild Colors and Wilder Designs, Rules for Ski Length,
Critical Look at Women's Skis, Ski Construction Terms
by Seth Masia pg.39
Boots- Hybrids Hint at the Future, Rules for Boot Selection,
Myth of the 30 Second Fit, How Adjustment Features Affect
Your Skiing, Boot Terms by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.145
Bindings- New Generation of Knee Protection? How Bindings 
Work, When to Retire The Bindings You Own by Seth Masia pg.233
Small Wonders- High Tech Kid's Gear by Christi Northrop pg.295
Fashion Passions- Looks for '88, Euro/ US Size Conversion Chart,
Try On Tips, Why Skiwear Is Expensive, Skiwear Terms
by Susan McCoy pg.93
Shelter From the Storm- improvements in Skiwear Technology 
Have Raised Performance Levels by Susan McCoy pg.116
Dressing for Your Body Type- Selecting Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.128
Accessories pg.202
Come to Grips- Gloves pg.204
Good Lookers for Good Looking- Goggles pg.207
The Magnificent 7- Great Tuning Gadgets, Ski Repair by Seth Masia pg.209
Hang- Ups for the Home- Ski Storage Units by Kathy Kronick pg.216
Sights to Behold- 'Performance' Sunglasses pg.220
Wild Things- Artistic Ski Poles by Lauren Bernstein pg.224
Rack in the Box- Ski Racks, Car Storage Units by Jamie Marshall pg.228
Getting Your Gear Ready- Quick Fixes by Seth Masia pg.32
Are Forgiving Skis Good for You? pg.86

October 1987
Slalom Mania- Report on 70+ Slalom Skis by Seth Masia pg.57
Printed Matter- Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.142
For the Road- 4WD Utility Vehicles, Cars by John Lamm pg.156
New At the Top- Boot Report by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.182
The Miracle Workers- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.215
The Wonders of Snow- Photo Essay and Text by Alan Tivol pg.43
Tremulous Times at Crested Butte- How One Little Poma Can Push
a Mountain and Town Apart by Charlie Meyers pg.148
Best Bets for a Great '88- Vacation Hot Spots by Jamie Marshall pg.70
Finding a Helpful Hand- Info on Hassle-Free Ski Vacations
by Jamie Marshall pg.78
Getting There- Hometown to Ski Mountain is Only a Non-Stop
Flight Away by Abby Rand pg.82
Skiing Solo- Beats Staying at Home by Abby Rand pg.88
...And Baby Makes Three- Have Toddler Will Travel
by Gordon Whiltsie pg.89
The Business Traveler's Tack-On Vacation Planner- Key Numbers
and Names for A Quickie Ski Trip by Christi Northrop pg.97
Vacation Almanac- Ski Holiday Ideas by Abby Rand pg.106
Once Upon a Time and Today- St. Anton's "Gang of Five" Reunites
by Otto Lang pg.179
Sugarbush Seeks Its Roots- Ski Areas by James Tabor pg.197
Marvelous Day for a Sundance- Robert Redford's Utah Resort,
Celebrities, Resorts, Ski Areas pg.218
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.39
Pointers:
Airplane Your Turns pg.14
Open the Door to Better Turns pg.166
Breathe Your Way to Easier Turns pg.181
For Better Leg Action Do the Crab Walk pg.194
In Bumps Get In the Captain's Chair pg.203
Plant Your Pole With an Open Wrist pg.217
Uphill Ski Forward to Prepare a Turn pg.220

November 1987

Easy Riders- Report on 50 Cruising Skis by Seth Masia pg.56
A Question of Style- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.164
Road Warriors- Skierized Sedans, Vans, Wagons; Cars 
by John Lamm, Also: Radar Detectors by Janet Nelson pg.172
Moving Up- Your Second Pair of Boots May be the Most Important
You Ever Buy by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.194
Style- Who Has It, Who Doesn't and How to Put Some In Your 
Skiing pg.40
Tales of the Superski-Natural—Spirits and Ghosts in Ski Country
by Ken Castle pg.106
Calendar- What's Going On In Skiing in Oct. and Nov. pg.117
SKIWEE:Kid Power- How It Works, Where To Find It and
Equipment Tips pg.129
A Little Slice of Paradise- Residents of Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Tell of Its Pleasures and What Brought Them There, 
Ski Areas by Jeannie Patton pg.208
The Shrinking World of Skiing-Effects of Manufacturers and 
Retailers on Skiers by I. William Berry pg.221
What's In A Name? Stowe, Vermont, Ski Areas by I. William Berry pg.74
Ou Est Le Funival? Val d'Isere, Ski Areas by Lauren Bernstein pg.102
Courting the Club Set- Copper Mountain's Club Med, Colorado Ski 
Areas by Jamie Marshall pg.226
It's Mighty, It's Matchless, It's Mammoth- Biggest US Ski Resort
by John Fry pg.140
'Gol Dango, What's A Parafango?' Snowbird's New Spa Facilities
by Jamie Marshall pg.187
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.35
One-Ski Revolution- Olympic Champs Reveal a Revolutionary
Technique to Faster, More Powerful Turns by Phil and Steve 
Mahre with Stu Campbell pg.80
Pointers:
Pressure Your Foot From Toe to Heel pg.116
"Swink" to Link pg.146
Intensify Your Pole Action pg.184
Make C Turns Not Z Turns pg.192
Press Against the Force of the Turn pg.228
How to Memorize a Slalom pg.239

December 1987 College Special
Bump Stumpers-Report on Mogul Skis by Seth Masia pg.102
For Juniors Elite and Ladies Petite- Boots Designed for Young 
Hotshots Can Also Be Bargains for Women With Small Feet
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.178
After Hours- Ski Sweaters by Susan McCoy pg.200
The Do-It-Alls— Bindings by Seth Masia pg.211
The Shrinking World of Skiing: Part II, The Vanishing Mountains—
What Happens to Your Ski Experience When Mega-Resorts
End Their Feeding Frenzy by Charlie Meyers pg.192
Making Tracks With Warren Miller- Movie Maker by Peter Rose pg.215
Getting High on Gunstock- New England's Gem on the Banks of
Lake Winnepesaukee by James Tabor pg.90
What Your Kids Are Doing on Spring Break by Martie Sterling pg.36
School Daze- Student Guide to Deep Snow, High Times and
Low Prices by Abby Rand pg.43
15 Great Ski Colleges by Lois Friedland pg.50
Team Extreme! Styles for Student Budgets, Fashion 
by Susan McCoy pg.60
Sourcebook for Students (and Other Skinflints) Finance, Cheap
Skiing by Abby Rand pg.65
A Winter's Work- Ski Country Jobs by Janet Nelson pg.80
Mrs. Fields Meets Mt. Rodney- Park City, Utah- Ski Areas
by Abby Rand pg.170
Savoring Snowmass- Colorado Resorts by Dick Needham pg.204
Revolution Through Convolution- Breckenridge, Colorado Ski 
Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.219
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.35
10 Reasons Why the US Ski Team Doesn't Win- And What Must 
Be Done To Change This by Stu Campbell pg.157
Stop the Tour, I Want to Get Off- Can a SKI Editor Fly With the
Eagles When She Lives With the Pigeons? 
by Lauren Bernstein pg.224

January 1988
A Blooming Booming Village- Stratton Mtn., Vermont Resort,
Ski Areas by Abby Rand pg.40
Dream Weaver- Grand Targhee, Wyoming Ski Areas
by Peter Shelton pg.68
The Great Lake Debate- Tahoe's Skiers in North vs. South
by Ken Castle and Seth Masia pg.116
More Bang for the Buck- Aspen, Colorado by Charlie Meyers pg.146
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.35
Hot Tips From A Hot Junior pg.134
I Was a Yankee Stammlehrern- Instructor Training in the Austrian
Tyrol by Dennis Campbell pg.46
Breakthrough! 10 Steps to Skiing Black Diamonds with Confidence
Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.57
Winning the Race: The Start- Olympic Champs Tell the Correct 
Way to Break from the Start by Phil and Steve Mahre
with Stu Campbell pg.138
Pointers:
Spread Your Toes for Better Turns pg.42
Turn Your Poles Into Legs pg.115
Use Your High Beams pg.124
Push, Don't Step Off the Ski's Edge pg.129
Watch Your Shadow pg.142
Grab the Handles pg.154
Wonders For Women- Women's Skis Report pg.103
Alpine Legends- Skiwear that Reflects the Past, Fashion 
by Susan McCoy pg.130
The State of Ski Country Real Estate- Tax Reform pg.140
The Shrinking World of Skiing III: What's Going On In the Not-As-
Friendly Skies? Consolidation by Abby Rand pg.150

March 1988
Loon in Full Flight- Loon Mountain by James Tabor pg.22
Stop Pickin' on the Beav- Resort Sitcom: Vail Mtn. as Wally,
Vail Valley Locals as Eddie Haskell and Beaver Creek Resort 
as The Beav by Steve Cohen pg.79
Readers' Best- Results From SKI's 4th Annual Reader Photo Contest pg.26
Making Tracks With Jim Branch- Ski Resort Industry's Leading 
Area Designer by I. William Berry pg.41
A Great Start- Test Yourself Against America's Best
by Ed Pitoniak pg.50
Jungle Warfare? Speed Skiers Franz Weber and Steve McKinney
and others Warred In the Chilean Andes, New World Record
by Hank McKee and Steve Cohen pg.61
Blazing Boots- World Class Racing Boots by Jeff Rich and
Steve Cohen pg.66
Winning the Race III: The Finish- How You Can Get the Edge
Where It Counts on Slalom Races by Phil and Steve Mahre 
with Stu Campbell pg.88
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.33
Investment Dressing- Portfolio of Ski Suits, Fashion 
by Susan McCoy pg.82
Pointer:
Shift Your Baggage pg.56

September 1988 Buyer's Guide 1989
Skis: 
High-Strength/ Low-Weight Construction Materials with 
Base Performance by Seth Masia pg.37
GS Skis: Lovable at Last? Racing Skis Stepchildren pg.46
SKI's Golden Rule to Ski Length pg.52
Packaging Performance- Ski/ Binding Packages are No Longer
Just For Beginners pg.90
What the Terms Mean pg.96
Boots:
Designers Team the Best of Overlap and Rear Entry 
Technology to Create Radical New Hybrids with Versions
of Yesteryear by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.147
Myth of the 30 Second Fit pg.157
Mondopoint Sizing- Boot Sizing Confusion pg.176
In Search of Big (Narrow/ Wide) Foot pg.169
What the Terms Mean- Jargon Translations pg.180
Bindings:
Lighter and Brighter, Better? by Seth Masia pg.215
Upward Toe-The Way To Go?— Will Upward Toe Release
Reduce Skiing Injuries? pg.223
Tyrolia Recalled- What To Do If You Own Them pg.231
What the Terms Mean- Binding Jargon Translations pg.239
Kid's Stuff- High Tech, High Prices and Hot Looks pg.241

October 1988 Vacation Planner
Wish You Were Here? Pictorial on Great Moments in Ski
Vacationing by Lauren Bernstein pg.42
Hot 33- What's Making a Hit at the Most Popular Resorts
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.51
Tagging Along With Teens- A Parent's Primer for Avoiding
"Lame" Behavior by Lois Friedland pg.60
Ski America's Top Guns- Industry Insiders Rank N. America's
Top Ski Resorts by I. William Berry pg.66
Comeback Resorts- Where Skiers Check in Over and Over Again
Also: 5 Resorts Coming On Strong by Ken Castle pg.71
Flying High—Ski Air Travel, Lost Luggage, Airline Terms
by Abby Rand pg.78
Airport Survival Guide- Travel, Coping With Flight Delays,
Cancellations and Closures. Plus: Concourse Resources:
Survival Techniques for Major Ski Airports 
by Randy Johnson pg.84
Continental Two-Step- Team Skiing with One of Europe's
Grand Capitals. Also: Charting Travel Time from Ski Resort
to City: War Games in the Lift Queues by Lauren Bernstein pg.106
Get- Around Guide to Europe- Everything You Need To Know
To See and Ski with Ease on the Continent. Plus: France is Still 
A Bargain, Ski Rack Rental Rates, the Toll of Euro Driving
by Lauren Bernstein pg.127
Something to Write Home About- A Postal Peek at SKI's Most
Memorable Ski Days of 1988 pg.136
The Toughest Reps in the West by Charlie Meyers pg.170
How Accommodating! Sound Advice on Getting the Right Home
Away From Home. Plus: Lodging Lingo, Inside Info on
Condo Living. by Abby Rand pg.176
Holidays on Skis- by Ken and Cathy Castle with Andrew Slough pg.212
Ski Vacation Sampler- Selection of Travel by Ken Castle pg.221
Ski the Exotics- by Abby Rand pg.238
20 Ways to Ski Like a King (On a Tramp's Budget) 
by Lois Friedland pg.253
In the Bag- Ski Bags by Susan McCoy pg.28
Rack Facts- A Directory of Ski Rack Suppliers by Tonya Dakin pg.32
Ranking Ski America- How Well US and Canadian Resorts Rate
by I. William Berry pg.181
Where To Pick a Package- Complete List of Ski Tour Operators
and the Destinations They Serve Worldwide Plus: Planning 
Your Vacation on Your Home Computer pg.203
by Susan Rosenthal pg.250

November 1988 Missing

December 1988
Around the World on Skis- Photo Essay and Text by Ned Gillette pg.38
India Jones and the Srinagar Shortswing- Heliskiing the Himalayas
with Sylvain Saudan by Peter Shelton pg.46
Ten Hut! Blazing the Tele-Warpath from Aspen to Vail on the
10th Mountain Trail by Seth Masia pg.62
Seven Days, Nine Valleys- Alpine Touring in France's Nine 
Valleys by Ilse Prevot and Miles Jaffe pg.77
Monashee Madness- Tree Skiing in the British Columbia Rockies
by Seth Masia pg.87
A Year of Skiing Adventurously- Month by Month Catalog of
Exotic Ski Trips by Gordon Whiltsie pg.95
Child's Play- Father and Son Expedition through Vail's Fantasyland
on Skis, Colorado Ski Areas by Gordon Whiltsie pg.123
Anything But Placid- Lake Placid, New York by Brian Gleeson pg.141
Loving Louise- Canadian Lake Louise, Ski Areas
by Dick Needham pg.163
How Sweet It Was- Diary of a Killington Weekend Diehard
by Bob Rudolph pg.236

January 1989
The Fear Factor- (How to Overcome It) by Stu Campbell Plus:
Fear Forum: How Skiers Cope by Katy Koontz pg.97
Pointers:
Keep Your Knee On A Leash pg.65
Chase Those Boots pg.115
Stand Tall in Gates pg.119
Shape Up In Your Bathroom Mirror pg.152
Pop Those Beach Balls pg.160
Chute-Out In Chamonix- Mt. Blanc, French Alps by Seth Masia,
Plus: Europe's Longest Run by Lauren Bernstein pg.58
Swiss Family Sterling- Can SKI's Last Run First Lady Leave 
Hometown Aspen and Find Happiness in the Swiss Alps?
by Martie Sterling pg.122
The Aspen Chronicles- A Tale of so Much More than a Ski Resort
by I. William Berry Plus: Aspen's Christmas of the Stars
by Jay Cowan pg.154
Cruisers and Bruisers- Cruising and Shredding, Where Do Your 
Loyalties Lie? by Seth Masia pg.109
Hi, Brid- The Future of Boot Design Plus: The Fitting Shop:
Eliminating Heel Lift, Foot Slop by Jeff Rich pg.141
Wearable Art- Art For Your Body, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.170
First to the Finish- NCSA Ski Racing by Ed Pitoniak pg.176
The Great Insurance Fallout- The Real Costs of the "Liability Crisis"
Aftermath Are Being Measured in Loss of Fredom as well as
Dollars by I. William Berry Plus: Dick Penniman, P.I. 
by Jim Petersen; Apres- Ski Is Risky Business, Too 
by Al Race pg.41
Making Tracks With...Bruno Gouvy- Interview with French
Daredevil Who Snowboarded Switzerland's Three Killer 
Peaks-In 10 Hours by Lauren Bernstein pg.148

February 1989
The World Comes to Vail- After 40 Year Absence the World 
Championships Come Back to America by Charlie Meyers pg.27
World Championship Notebook- Forecasting the Favorites
Plus: Pat's Picks- Who'll Medal at Vail by Patrick Lang pg.32
Who's Who on the US Ski Team pg.34
Down to Business- Can the US Ski Team Come Back from the 
Calgary Debacle? In Depth Look at What's Being Done
by Ed Pitoniak pg.37
Ski Team Stalag- The Most Gruelling Drycamp In History
by Tom Lippert pg.42
The Gold of Old- The Way It Was at America's Last World 
Championships in 1950 Aspen by Martie Sterling pg.45
On Course- Dissection of the Downhill Courses. Plus: Foldout
Portrait of the Vail/ Beaver Creek Courses and the Challenges
Facing the Racers by Seth Masia pg.48
La Bomba: Encore Gold? Former Olympic Champ Takes a Candid 
look At His Successor Alberto Tomba by Phil Mahre pg.58
A Vail Almanac- Local Minutia by Greg Trinker pg.60
Annie Gets Her Guns- A $70 Million Development Program Arms
the Queen of Quebec Skiing for Regal Times Ahead
by Dick Needham pg.73
Crystal Clear- Crystal Mt. by Michael Kiefer pg.106
Snowsnake Repellent- for All- Mountain, All- Condition Skiers
by Stu Campbell pg.62
Pointers:
Free Skiing pg.41
When It's Steep, Reach Deep pg.90
Save An Edge pg.96
Make a Hand/ Head Triangle in Moguls pg.101
Suction Turns for Mogul Control pg.111
Dear Sirs- Mailbag of Letters to a Ski Company- It Wishes Were 
Never Delivered by Fred Clough pg.85
Hannes Schneider Arrives- A Golden Anniversary Remembrance
Plus: Mt. Cranmore 50 Years Later by L. Dana Gatlin pg.88

March 1989
The Kitz' Meow- Alpine Town by Abby Rand pg.24
An Old Fashioned Alta-Tude—Utah Ski Areas by Peter Shelton pg.94
Mini Clinic- Tips To Break Your Bump Slump, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.84
Pointer:
Lock Into A Better Arm Position pg.92
Cap'n Dole of the Ski Patrol- The Man Who Could Have Been Rudy
Vallee by Gretchen Besser pg.36
Bum's Rush- Kirk Westover May Be the Avatar of Every Skier's 
Fantasy by Susan McCoy pg.65
Eay Slider- Hazy memories of Flower Power Skiing from a 
Woodstock Generation Veteran by James Tabor pg.70
Making Tracks With...Ernie Blake- Tsar of Taos by Dick Needham pg.86

September 1989 Buyer's Guide-1990
New Boards for 'Boomers- High Performance Boards for the
Non-Racers by Seth Masia pg.37
SKI's Golden Rule for Ski Length by Seth Masia pg.38
In-Shop Inspection Checks by Seth Masia pg.58
What the Terms Mean by Seth Masia pg.84
Tried and True Return Like New- Boots by Jeff Rich 
and Steve Cohen pg.151
In Search of Bigfoot- Boot Models for Big/ Little/ Wide/ Narrow
Feet by Jeff Rich pg.178
Moving Toward Mondopoint- Boot Sizing System by Jeff Rich pg.193
What the Terms Mean- Boots pg.194
Meet Your Feet- Heel To Toe Guide for Fitting by Jeff Rich pg.198
Fruits of Battle- Bindings by Seth Masia pg.207
What's for Din? Reference Chart to DIN Binding Release Values
for Your Weight and Ability pg.210
IDS: A Systems Approach- Tyrolia by Seth Masia pg.222
What the Terms Mean- Bindings pg.227
Saddle Up! Children's Gear by Christi Northrop pg.269
Buy, Swap, Rent, Lease or Borrow? Options for Kids When they
Outgrow their Gear by Christi Northrop pg.275
SKI's Golden Rule for Kid's Ski Length by Christi Northrop pg.280
Wild Things- New Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.115
Oh, the Shape You're In- What Exercise Won't Fix, the Right 
Clothing Will by Susan McCoy pg.135
Get Pole-Arized- Poles by Eric Rothenberg pg.253
Holy Good Sights! Goggles by Eric Rothenberg pg.255
Hands Down Favorites- Gloves by Susan Rosenthal pg.262
Trouble Vision- Lens Protection and Glass vs. Polycarbonate
Lenses by Susan Rosenthal pg.266
Symbol System Gear Guide- For Ski, Boot and Bindings
by Ed Pitoniak pg.32
Big Year for the Board Bunch- Snowboarding Sleds, Shoes and 
Slopes by Ed Pitoniak pg.94
The Great Bump and Grind, You Can Go Home Again Strip Trip-
Annual Ski Industry Trade Bash by Fred Clough pg.98
What Skiing Really Needs...Ski Products We'd Love to See, But
Probably Never Will by Jeff Blumenfeld pg.146
Pump You Up- Report on Ski Fitness Machines by Ed Pitoniak pg.228

October 1989
The Survey Says- SKI's Readers Tell Which North American
Resorts Are Tops by Reade Bailey pg.94
Regional Best- Rankings of the Top Weekend and Day Areas
in Your Region pg.107
Opening Daze- Diary of Opening Day at Six Western Ski Resorts
by Jeannie Patton pg.48
What Price Powder? Heliskiing and Directory of Heli-ski Services
by Peter Shelton pg.58
Fly or Drive: Weighing the Options- Time Advantages, Hassles 
and Risks? by Gary Stoller pg.80
Best Bashes in Ski Country- Combing the Greatest Snow and Shows 
on Earth by Lois Friedland pg.85
Stars and Secrets- European Ski Destinations, Ski Areas
by Lauren Bernstein pg.117
Ski Vacation Quickies- When You Have Only Three or Four Days 
to Spare by Ken and Kathy Castle pg.175
Playing the Package Game- Ski Vacations by Sarah Hoff pg.189
Ski Lottery- What Would You Do With 100,000 Ski Dollars? pg.197
The Second Time Around- Mont Tremblant, Canada
by Martie Sterling pg.200
How Good Were the Good Old Days? by Charlie Meyers pg.212
When Your Skis Absolutely, Positively Have to Be There- Mailing
Your Gear by Charlie Meyers pg.82
(Cut Rate) Room at the Inn- Finance Tips by Gary Stoller pg.90
Room at the Top- New Ideas in Auto-top Ski Transportation
by Laura Ann Kamm pg.198
One Call Does It All- Booking Reservations by Susan Rosenthal and
Tonya Dakin pg.219
The Hidden Costs of Car Rental- The Money You Spend on CDW's,
LDW's and Ski Racks May Cover the Cost of a Multi Day
Lift Ticket by Gary Stoller pg.222
11 Easy Pieces- Skier Luggage by Susan McCoy pg.224
Bunk 'N' Biscuit- Bed and Breakfast Lodging by Katy Koontz pg.228
North or South? How Ski and Beach Vacations Compare by Cost
by Randy Johnson pg.230
Putting It All Together- List of Ski Tour Operators and Their 
Destinations by Laura Ann Kamm pg.234

November 1989
Ski Across America- Ski Trip From Maine to California
by Andy Slough pg.84
The Ends of America- Hawaii and Alaska by Ken Castle pg.114
Big Sky's the Limit- Montana Resorts by Jeannie Patton pg.188
Busman's Holiday- Where Ski Area Bigwigs Would Ski if Their
Area Closed by Lois Friedland pg.220
Henry Higgins I Ain't- Could Vic Braden be Our Henry Higgins?
by Steve Cohen pg.77
Fear Factor II- How to Overcome Skiing Fears, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.161
Mini Clinic- Three Steps to Making Better Turns in Crud,
Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.218
The Turn Crew- Tests on 21 New Slalom Skis by Seth Masia pg.52
Instant Replay- Transforming Any Ski Outfit Into Many Looks
by Susan McCoy pg.192
The Road Handlers- Four Wheel Drive Vehicles by John Lamm pg.200
Front Comes Center- Front Entry Boots on the Rise
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.230
Bindings Bound to Please- by Seth Masia pg.254
Pros on the Go- Phil, Edvin, Ove by Peter Shelton pg.141
Purple Bangs and Fast Times at Incline High- NCSA Finals
by Laurel Hilde pg.155
SKIWEE: Just for Kids- Guide to SKIWEE Games pg.261

December 1989
The Ultimate Skiing Family- The Bednars by Al Race pg.106
Where Kids Ski Free- Where Kids Ski and Lodge for Free on Family 
Vacations by Lois Friedland pg.115
Kids-Eye View- Skiing Sure Looks Different When You're Only 
3 1/2 Feet Tall by John Alderson pg.118
Where Kids Are King- SKI's Children's Skiing Experts Rate 
Ski Areas From Maine To Alaska by Christi Northrop pg.128
Kids Speak Out- About Skiing by Kathy Castle pg.152
The Hand-Me-Down Blues (and Reds and Neons)- Children's
Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.195
Shopping For a Kids Shop- Best Fit and Best Advice is Crucial to
Your Child's Enjoyment by Susan McCoy pg.195
Ski Adventures in Babysitting by Lois Friedland pg.245
Still Skiing Across America- American Ski Odyssey 
by Andy Slough pg.46
Far East Feast- Five New Bowls at Vail, Colorado, Ski Areas
by Charlie Meyers pg.88
Fast Times on Baldy- Sun Valley's Quicker Transport, Earl Holding
by Seth Masia pg.196
The Last Great Unspoiled Resort- Grand Targhee 
by Gordon Whiltsie pg.238
Light 'N' Lively- 20 Cruisers, Ski Report by Seth Masia pg.72
Where Have All the Buckles Gone? Boots, Plus:Ins and Outs of Boot 
Canting by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.92
Small Wonders- Children's Clothing by Susan McCoy pg.146
The Road Handlers II- Four Wheel Drive Vehicles, Cars 
by John Lamm pg.246
The Teenage Skiwolf- Technique, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.156
Rearing a Ski Racer- Parenting a Young Ski Racer by Chip Woods pg.202
Pointers:
Move Up and Out, Not Just Up pg.59
Pour a Cool One pg.62
The Sierra Sombrero pg.80
Search for the Inside Edge pg.200
Twist on Trays pg.234
Cut the Humpback Down to Size pg.236
Great Women of the Great West- Roma, Edna and Rhoda- 
Grandes Dames of Western Skiing by Susan Vreeland pg.219
Making Tracks With Stump and Company- Skiing's Hot New 
Filmmaker and His Extreme Skiing Crew by James Tabor pg.228

1990's

January 1990 FutureSki
The Sprawl-American Ski Resort (In the Next Decade Expect
Expansion of Current Ski Areas, Not the Development of
New Resorts by Charlie Meyers pg.50
At Your Service- High-Tech Hospitality at Resorts
by Lois Friedland pg.54
You Can Get There From Here- in Some Miraculous Ways
Plus: The Comfort Zone by Ken Castle pg.62
Systems Approach- Look for Lighter Skis, Custom Molded Boots,
and Electronic Bindings all Designed to Work Together
Plus: Snowboarding: Brakes, Training Wheels and Charles
Lindbergh by Seth Masia pg.72
Wear and Dare- Ski Apparel, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.73
Yen and the Art of Ski Racing- Future Ski Competition May 
Revolve Around the Dollar by Ed Pitoniak pg.78
Class Acts- Ski Instruction of the Future May Be Made to Order
by Stu Campbell pg.80
Into the Looking Glass- We Have Seen the Future and It Wears a 
Familiar Face by Jeannie Patton Also: Ski Windham: Base 
Lodge of the Future—Today? by Reade Bailey pg.84
The Heat Is On- Global Warming and the Greenhouse Effect
Plus: Putting Out the Fire by Seth Masia pg.90
Those Hazy, Crazy Eighties- The Good, the Bad and the Rad from
the Decade Past by Steve Cohen pg.94
Eine Kleine Skimusik- Austria's Salzburg, Ski Areas 
by Andrew Slough pg.104
The Park City Oscars- The US Film Festival by Robert Seidenberg pg.114
Four Faces of Summit County- Denver's Front Range Resorts,
Colorado Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.186
Terrain and Technique- Become an All- Terrain Skier, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.172
All-Terrain All Stars- Report on All- Terrain Skis by Seth Masia pg.133
Home for the Holidays- Holiday Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.180
Doctor Shred- Father of Snowboarding Jake Burton by James Tabor pg.98
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.101

February 1990
To Russia With Skis- Soviet Skiing by Andrew Slough pg.34
Single in Sun Valley- Romance and Skiing by Jay Cowan pg.60
The Other Colorado- Ski Areas, Resorts, Travel by James Tabor pg.98
Bump Like the Big Boys- Mogul Skiing, Instruction 
by Stu Campbell pg.93
Wonders For Women- Report on Women's Boots Plus: Cuff Fix-Its
for Narrow and Wide Calves by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.108
Take the Money and Race...Or Bump- The US Pro Ski Tour Surges
With a Million Dollar Bonus, European Races and...
Ingemar? by Reade Bailey pg.54
The Conductor- Boss of US Ski Racing Howard Peterson
by Ed Pitoniak pg.73
The Heroes of Winter Park- The US Disabled Ski Team World
Championships by Martie Sterling Plus: Winter Park 
Turns 50 by Christi Northrop and Eric Rothenberg pg.78
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.65

March 1990
24 Hours on the Come- Reno Apres-Ski by James R. Petersen pg.43
Going Easy at Jackson Hole- It's Now Black and Blue, Ski Areas
by Charlie Meyers pg.77
A Wizened Warrior and His Wampum Transform Squaw- Once
a Victim of Alexander Cushing's Neglect, Squaw Valley May 
Soon Be the Benefactors of His Greatest Visions, California 
Ski Areas by Gordon Wiltsie pg.88
Tough Enough- Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.80
Ice Station Odyssey- In Search of a Seven Continent Ski Record
in Antarctica by Tom Hayes pg.28
Fiftysomething- All About "Seasoned" Skiers by Dick Needham pg.60
Where To Ski In Your Region- Ski Areas pg.57

September 1990 Buyer's Guide
And Now for Something Completely Different- Not Since the 
Sixties Have Skis Yielded So Much That's Truly New
by Seth Masia pg.57
Skis: F.Y.I.-
Symbol System Gear Guide pg.52
The Big Carve pg.92
Who's Playing Your Tune? pg.100
Ski Tech pg.116
What the Terms Mean pg.125
A Refined Old Time- Boot Comfort, Fit and Performance
Get Renewed Emphasis by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.139
Boots: F.Y.I.-
Making the Size Switch pg.153
The Heat is On pg.159
Boot Tech pg.162
Retro-Flow pg.170
What the Terms Mean pg.183
Hues as News- Colorful Bindings by Seth Masia pg.197
Bindings: F.Y.I.-
What's For Din? pg.198
What the Terms Mean pg.207
A Time for Style- New Skiwear Looks for the Nineties, Fashion
by Susan McCoy pg.223
Skiwear: F.Y.I.-
Questions Asked Most About Skiwear pg.238
Flick Your Stick- How to Select Proper Length and Fit in Ski Poles
by Eric Rothenberg pg.242
Visible Means of Support- Ski Goggle Technology by Reade Bailey pg.248
Through the Looking Glasses- New Use Categories for Sunglass
Selection by Susan Rosenthal pg.252
Helping Hand- Questions Asked Most About Sizing and Selecting 
Ski Gloves by Susan Rosenthal pg.256
When Kids Talk- New Children's Ski Gear by Christi Northrop pg.214
Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On- What Industry Consolidation Means 
to You and Your Wallet by Ken Castle, Finance pg.45
SKI's Yellow Pages- Who, What, Where to Call For Your Ski 
Questions by Eric Rothenberg pg.264

October 1990
Top of the Charts- SKI's Readers Choices for America's Best
Ski Resorts by Reade Bailey pg.56
Regional Best- Rankings of the Top Weekend and Day Areas
in Your Region pg.81
Europe's Stars and Secrets:
Italy: Cortina- On the Trail of Hemingway by Andrew Slough
Val Gardena- Gardena of Eden by Ken Castle pg.84
Venice: Gateway to the Dolomites pg.100
Austria: Lech by Charlie Meyers
Ischgl by Gordon Wiltsie pg.102
Switzerland: Zermatt- Shadow of the Matterhorn
by Lauren Bernstein
Villars- Bygone Charms Live On Today
by James Tabor pg.116
France: Alpe d'Huez- Island in the Sun by Kathy Kronick
Isola 2000- From Ski to Shining Sea
by Martie Sterling pg.132
Hot Hotels- A Holiday at the Inn Was Never Like This
by Kathy and Ken Castle, Lois Friedland, Bob Hollingsworth,
Jeannie Patton and Ed Pitoniak pg.144
Great Ski Towns for NonSkiers by Kathy Castle, Lois Friedland
and L. Dana Gatlin pg.161
The Jaded Skier- Dozens of Ski Country Diversions for the Jaded 
Skier by Lauren Bernstein pg.178
The Great Ski Country Drives- Photographs of 670 Miles of the 
Most Spectacular Parts of Ski Country by Brooks Dodge, 
Alec Pytlowany, Rod Walker and Gordon Wiltsie pg.218
High Times, Low Rent- Can Meg Find Luxury at Flinty Cannon, NH?
Can Randy Pinch Pennies at Cushy Stratton, Vt.? Anything is 
Possible by Meg Lukens and Randy Johnson pg.234
Travel Service
F.Y.I.- Deals and Discounts, Airline Travel Advice, Time
Saving Tips and Latest news from Ski Country
by Lauren Bernstein pg.41
One Call Does It All- For Skiers Who Want It All But Don't Want to 
Arrange It Themselves, Call a One-Stop Shopping Number
by Julie Naughton, Travel, Vacation pg.228
Dream Merchants- Directory of Ski Vacation Packagers
by Julie Naughton pg.242
Poolside Attractions- Swimwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.154
No Net Loss of Wetlands- President Bush Endorses Times Mirror 
Magazines' Drive to Preserve the Nation's Wetlands pg.36
Regional Bonus:
New Deals: Eastern Ski Areas are Realizing the Services they 
Provide are as Important as the Facilities they Build
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.4E
Class Action: At Killington's Instructors School, Everyone is 
Class Conscious by Susan Rosenthal pg.12E
Swap Till You Drop: Ski Swaps by James Tabor pg.19E

November 1990
The Artful Skier- Turn on Your Sensors and Tune in Your Senses
to a New Mountain Experience by Peter Shelton pg.42
10 Steps to a Better Ski Lesson- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.121
Less Edge= More Fun- Gates, Bumps and Easy Terrain
Technique by Stu Campbell pg.202
Salt Lake Smorgasbord- The Best of Utah, Travel, Ski Areas
by Lois Friedland pg.54
Maine Attraction- Sugarloaf Mountain, Ski Areas by L. Dana Gatlin pg.78
Topless to Bottomless- Alpine Meadows Weekend, Ski Areas
by Jeannie Patton pg.105
Skiing Safari- Big Terrain in France's Portes du Soleil 
by Gordon Wiltsie, Ski Areas pg.158
Lone Star State Lassos the Lake- Can 660 Texas Ski Clubbers Find 
Happiness in Tahoe? by L. Dana Gatlin Plus: Clubs that Ski 
Religiously by Martie Sterling, And: A 1990-91 Ski Club Trip
Sampler pg.182
Turn It Up!- Slalom Skis Test, From Classic to Cutting Edge
by Seth Masia pg.86
Double Duty- Skiing's Flip Side, the Part that Makes a Ski Vacation
A Winter Vacation by Susan McCoy pg.110
Top Guns- Report on Boots, Muscle Boots by Jeff Rich 
and Steve Cohen pg.136
The Boot Docters- by Jeff Rich pg.152
Ski- Better Bindings- Report by Seth Masia pg.170
Tough Enough- Four Wheel Drive Vehicles, Cars by John Lamm pg.204
Children of Paradise- Aspen's Children of the Sixties by Jay Cowan pg.70
Regional Bonus:
Sweet Dreams- Massachusetts Ski Hill and Inner City Kids
by Eric Rothenberg pg.1E
Lessons in the Fast Lane- Mount Snow Workshops
by Reade Bailey pg.10E
Burke to the Future- Vermont Ski Area by James Tabor pg.16E
Good Eats- Dining Out In Ski Country pg.22E
and pg.35E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.28E
His Business is Fun- Steve Lathrop by Meg Lukens pg.29E
NASTAR Notes- 1989-90 Lite NASTAR Finals pg.36E

December 1990
When Price Is the Object- Expensive Skiwear, Fashion 
by Susan McCoy pg.92
Dressing for Success- A Seven Month Ski Expedition Across
Antarctica Gives New Meaning to the Term "Dress for 
Success" by Susan McCoy pg.102
The Wild Bunch- Test Report on 23 Designer Favorite Skis
by Seth Masia pg.104
Ladies' Choice- New Women's Boots by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.176
The Brawlers- Luxury Four Wheel Drive Vehicles, Cars
by John Lamm pg.244
Love At 30- Something- Skier Andy Mill and Tennis Queen
Chris Evert by Charlie Meyers pg.42
The Chill Is Gone- Reliving the Teenage Memories and Encounters 
of a First Ski Trip by Andrew Slough pg.64
Ski Country Beer Test- Great New Ski Beers Are Being Brewed
by Ed Pitoniak pg.133
Mastering the Masters- Reporter Attempts Masters Racing
by Seth Masia pg.230
The Ski Town Art Mart- Primer to Buying and Browsing Ski
Country Art by Ed Pitoniak pg.236
Is Skiing for Real?- A Counter- Culturist Complains that Skiing
Isn't From this World by Ray Davis pg.288
Life Is a Carnival! Stowe, Vermont in January by Andrew Slough pg.81
France's 5 Ring Circus- Guide to the 1992 Winter Olympics
by Andrew Slough pg.152
Stellar Attraction- Northstar-at-Tahoe, California Earns Star Status
With Skiing Families by Seth Masia pg.223
The Best Ski Pointers of All Time- Tips from the Past that Can 
Work for You Today by Stu Campbell pg.54
The Way Women Ski by Stu Campbell pg.188
Regional Bonus:
News Watch- Ski People, Events pg.1E
Little Big Valley- Holiday Valley, New York, Ski Areas
by Terry Shearn pg.2E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.7E
and pg.27E
Good Eats- Dining out In Ski Country pg.7E & 36E
She Does It Her Way- Betsy Pratt and Mad River Glen
by James Tabor pg.8E
The Night Stuff by Al Race pg.18E
Massanutten Makes Its Move- Virginia Ski Area 
by Randy Johnson pg.29E

January 1991
Addiction Deer Valley, Ski Areas by Lauren Berstein pg.46
Bittersweet Sugarbush- Victim of Turnstile Management Rebounds 
with Renewed Vision by Al Race pg.64
Idaho's 'Other' Experience- Schweitzer, Ski Areas 
by Robert Seidenberg pg.174
A Ski Country Christmas- Holiday Photo Album by Martie Sterling pg.33
Haaaa-Irs Plake!- Cliff Jumping Glen Plake by Andrew Slough pg.54
Skis for the Steep and Deep- Report on Powder Skis by Seth Masia pg.82
Boot Buffet- Beginner and Intermediate Models Report 
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.112
Red Alert- Christmas Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.166
Debunking Powder Myths- by Stu Campbell pg.109
Six Days in Alpine Hell- Le Grand Defi and Powder Purgatory
by Andrew Slough pg.141
A Conservation Agenda for the Outdoors- How You Can Make Your
Voice Heard pg.17
Regional Bonus:
89 and Skiing Fine- Lloyd Lambert profile by L. Dana Gatlin pg.1E
Base Hit- Ski Windham, New York Ski Areas 
by Eric Rothenberg pg.4E
Meister Madness- Stowe, Vermont's Wintermeister Challenge
by Jan Reynolds pg.10E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.16E
Nightscene- Apres-Ski pg.17E
Newswatch pg.17E
Catskill's Meow- Plattekill Mountain Ski Bowl
by Greg Brown pg.20E

February 1991
A Championship Season- The Nineties Will Be A Decade of Great 
Ski Events pg.34
Alpine: A Saalbach Circus- World Class Show by James Tabor pg.36
Freestyle: Bump and Grind in Lake Placid- by Reade Bailey pg.46
The Richest People in Skiing- 23 US Entrepreneurs Who Made 
Their Favorite Pastime Pay Off by Dan Rottenberg pg.60
Dream Team- by James Tabor pg.80
Benevolently B.C.- Canada Ski Areas by Gordon Wiltsie pg.72
The Big Ticket- Keystone, Colorado, Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.94
Natural Alternatives- Parkas, Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.88
Pointers:
Snap to Attention Between Turns, Peel the Banana From 
the Top pg.56
Building Explosive Power and Angulation Turns pg.84
Regional Bonus:
SKI Magazine's Family Vacation by Steve Cohen pg.1E
Racing for Christa- Waterville Valley Cause 
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.11E
March 1991
First Families- Six Famous Families and How they Grew Through 
Skiing by Dick Needham pg.35
Gimme a Break! College Students' Ski Trip pg.68
Takeoff at Telluride- Willa Sleepy Colorado Mountain Town 
become America's Largest Ski Resort? by Charlie Meyers pg.57
The Powder Hounds- Powder- Proof Wraps, Fashion, Skiwear
by Susan McCoy pg.82
Mini Clinic- How to Ski Like a World Cup Coach, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.64
Pointer:
The Tell-Tale Stick pg.94

April 1991
Beginner's Guide to Bend- Oregon Sports Eden by Steve Cohen pg.18
Making Tracks with Klaus Obermeyer- Skiwear Mogul
by Meg Lukens pg.31
SKI's 1991 Ski Bum of the Year- Killington 'Shredhead'
Linda Seader by Susan McCoy pg.37
Behind the Scenes at Saalbach by Dick Needham pg.42
The Up & Comers- Next Year's Gear by Seth Masia pg.44
Backcountry Boutique- Colorado's Berthoud Pass, Skiing with a 
Safety Net by Lois Friedland and Charlie Meyers pg.65
Americanskis Take on Eastern Europe- Ski Resorts, Apres-Ski
by Martie Sterling pg.68
Closing Daze- Late Season Skiing in the Rockies, Colorado Ski
Areas by Jeannie Patton pg.74
Mini Clinic- Gliding on Skis is the Key to Smoother Turns,
Instruction, Technique by Stu Campbell pg.94
Environmental Quality: Your Role- Michael Deland, Chairman
of the Council on Environmental Quality Challenges us to
Become "Nature's Advocates" pg.10

September 1991 (Annual Buyer's Guide)
Brining In the Sheaths- Caps, 'Coques, Sheaths, Internal Damping,
Faster Bases and Budget Performance Skis- New for '92
by Seth Masia pg.55
Skis: F.Y.I.- What the Terms Mean pg.88
Questions You Ask pg.101
The Evolutionary War- A Series of Small Developments Have 
Created a Revolution in Ski Boot Fit and Performance
by Jeff Rich with Eric Rothenberg and Steve Cohen pg.104
Boots: F.Y.I.- What the Terms Mean pg.142
Home Rx for Boot Maladies pg.146
Questions You Ask pg.150
Sole Issue- Flexible Bindings by Seth Masia pg.219
Bindings: F.Y.I.- Questions You Ask pg.222
What the Terms Mean pg.226
Mountain Savvy, City Style- Parkas, Skiwear, Fashion 
by Susan McCoy pg.188
Hangtag 101- Quick- Reference Quide to Skiwear Technology pg.204
Wheel Life- Inside the World of In-Line Skating pg.228
Mind Goggling- Stylish, No-Fog Goggles by Eric Rothenberg pg.256
Glove Affair- by Eric Rothenberg pg.262
Glass Action- Eyeglasses for All Fun in the Sun
by Eric Rothenberg pg.268
Pole Position- Eight Pairs on Review by Eric Rothenberg pg.272
No Kidding Around- Shopping For Junior's Gear
by Christi Northrop pg.243
Head Master of the Metal Ski- A Remembrance of Howard Head
by Christina L. Wray pg.45
A Rocky Road for Skiing- Bad Skiing Weather and Financial 
Doldrums Have Been Harmful to Ski Equipment and Skiwear
Manufacturers but Are Helpful to the Buyer this Season
by Marianne Bhonslay pg.50
The History Boards- The SKI Test Team Test Drives the All-Time
Breakthrough Skis by Seth Masia pg.92
Skiing By the Numbers- Statistical Look at What We Buy and How
We Ski by Steve Cohen pg.152
Lazy Skier's Guide to Home Maintenance- Sqeezing More Mileage
From Your Gear by Seth Masia, Susan McCoy and Jeff Rich pg.157
Is Your Gear a Candidate for Divorce?- Incompatible Skis and Boots
Can Ruin Your Skiingby Seth Masia pg.181
Skiing's 6 Most Common Hangups- and Why they Might Not Be 
Your Fault by Doud Buteux pg.218

October 1991 (Ski Vacation Planner)
Chart Toppers- Reader's Picks of Top North American Resorts
by Reade Bailey pg.44
Europe's Fabulous Four: In Every Alpine Country, One Resort
Captures the Essence of the Nation the Best pg.183
Wengen, Switzerland- The Village Where Ski Racing Was 
Born by Charlie Meyers pg.184
Courmayeur, Italy- by Andrew Slough pg.192
Val D'Isere, France by Lauren Bernstein pg.200
St. Anton, Austria- by Dick Needham pg.208
America's Best Ski Runs- by Lauren Berstein pg.81
All For the Family- Family Ski Lodges by Peter Shelton pg.90
Jaded Skier- Some Extraordinary Adventures for the Burned Out 
Skier by Lauren Berstein pg.101
The Vanishing Lift Ticket- May Become Extinct by L. Dana Gatlin pg.142
Tales of the Trail- How Weirdly Named Trails Got Their Names
by Katy Koontz pg.158
FYI- Deals and Discounts, Airline Travel Advice, and Time-Saving 
Tips by Lauren Bernstein pg.69
Dream Merchants- Directory of Ski Vacation Packagers
by Betty Escorcia pg.229
One Call Does It All- Resorts by Betty Escorcia pg.241
Paper Recycling: Fact from Fiction- A Call for Education on a 
Potential Environmental Problem pg.41

November 1991
92 Greatest Ski Bargains for '92- by Lois Friedland pg.39
What's the Weather?- How Forecasters Predict and Mis-Predict the
Winter Weather by Elbert Friday, Ph.D. pg.119
The Greatest Lift on Earth- Chamonix's Aiguille du Midi Tram
by Andrew Slough pg.182
Road Warrior- A Traveling Ski Rep's Life by Andrew Slough pg.208
Summit County Toughens Up- Breckenridge, Copper and Keystone
Colorado, Ski Areas by James Tabor pg.94
The Modernization of Mt. Snow- Fountain Mountain and Sky Car
by Meg Lukens pg.124
Sunshine, You Are My Sunshine- Alberta's Sunshine Village,
Canada Ski Areas by Charlie Meyers pg.138
The All-Terrain Gang- Report on Skis by Seth Masia pg.60
The Pricebusters!- Report on 13 Boot Models That are Easy on the
Wallet by Jeff Rich, Eric Rothenberg and Steve Cohen pg.80
Bindings For The Way You Ski by Sth Masia pg.130
4's With More- Report on Skier Friendly Four Wheel Drive
Vehicles by John Lamm pg.154
Holiday in Vermont- Stratton, Vt. Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.200
How the World Turns- Interski, SKi Teaching, Descends on
St. Anton by James Tabor pg.192
Regional Bonus:
Stately Promise- Gore Mountain, New York by Greg Brown pg.1E
Members Only- Ski Areas Where Everyone's Welcome to Join
by Ed Pitoniak pg.10E
Good Eats- Ski Country's Great Restaurants pg.14E
Feeding the Fever- New England's Culinary Institute's on
and off the Slopes by Sandy MacDonald pg.35E
Can Do Lady of Cranmore- Marilyn Miller Who Runs Mt. 
Cranmore, New Hampshire by L. Dana Gatlin pg.40E

December 1991
Quick Sticks- Report on 22 New Slalom Skis by Seth Masia pg.84
4's with More:II- Report on Four-Wheel Drive Vehicles 
by John Lamm pg.136
Rack Attack- Multi Sport Rack Systems, Car Racks 
by Christina L. Wray pg.152
Doubling Up- Expert Boots by Jeff Rich pg.181
Tundra!- Glacier Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.218
Romance in Ski Country- SKI's Recipes for Romance
by Martie Sterling pg.47
Rules of the Road- Rules that Make Skiing Safer and More Fun
for Everyone by Stu Campbell pg.75
Seattle-America's Skiingest City by Gordon Wiltsie pg.58
Yu-Zaw-A!- The Ski Areas of the 21st Century is in Japan
by Ken Castle pg.108
Squaw Without Reservation- Squaw Valley Resort, California Ski 
Areas by Andrew Slough pg.126
The Beav Bags Grouse- Grouse Mtn. and Beaver Creek, Ski Areas
by Jay Cowan pg.239
A Season Long Lesson- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.156
NASTAR: A Skier's Guide to Fun '92 pg.197
Regional Bonus:
Sunday Punch- Maine's Sunday River Ski Resort pg.1E
Good Eats- Ski Country's Best Restaurants pg.14E
Family Matters- At Vermont's Jay Peak, Kids Ski for Free
by Jim Tabor pg.16E
T To the J-Bar- Boston's Blue Hills Ski Area 
by David Goodman pg.30E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.40E

January 1992
Images- 7 Top Photographers' Fantastic Images pg.37
His Business Is Your Fun- USIA President David Ingemie
by James Tabor pg.93
Where Have All the New Ski Resorts Gone? It's Been More than a 
Decade Since a Major US Ski Area Has Been Built. Here's
Why by Seth Masia pg.129
For Those Who Like To Smoke- Test Report on 22 GS Skis 
by Seth Masia pg.50
Step Down- All-Terrain Boots and Tips for Cold Feet by Jeff Rich
and Steve Cohen pg.146
High Voltage!- Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.140
Twin Perks- Whistler and Blackcomb, Ski Areas by Jeannie Patton pg.66
Taos is a State of Mind- Ski Areas by Lauren Bernstein pg.98
A Skeptic's Guide to Killington- Vermont Ski Areas by Al Race pg.161
The Season Long Lesson: Part II- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.85
Violating the Public Trust- Uses and Abuses of Public Resources;
Where They Occur and How to Take Action, Conservation,
Environment pg.19
Regional Bonus:
Talk of the Townships- Quebec's Eastern Townships: Bromont,
Owl's Head, Orfordand Sutton by Andrew Slough pg.1E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.11E
Ol' Reliable- Attitash, New Hampshire by Meg Lukens pg.12E

February 1992
Savoie Flair!- Albertville and Alberto Tomba pg.34
And the Winners Will Be... SKI's Picks for Honors at Albertville
by Daniel Green pg.37
Ready to Rumble- The American Women's Racing Team
by Peter Shelton pg.42
The Wild Ones- Albertville's Downhills Will Be the Most Demanding
Olympic Courses Ever by Seth Masia pg.50
Full Medal Jacket- Mogul Skiing's Medal Debut by Reade Bailey pg.56
The Fast Track- Speed Skiing is Now Part of the Olympic
Establishment by Peter Shelton pg.60
King Killy and the Revolution- For France, 1968 was the Best of
Times and the Worst of Times by Seth Masia pg.67
The Video Games- Olympic Television Coverage by Daniel Green pg.76
Big League Prospect- Changes at Solitude, Utah, Ski Areas
by Seth Masia pg.78
Mining Silver- New Ski Area in Idaho's Panhandle by Ken Castle pg.108
The Season Long Lesson- Part III— Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.99
The Breakers- Fun Ski Ties, Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.104
Regional Bonus:
Over the Hump- Camelback, Pennsylvania, Poconos Ski Areas
by Dick Needham pg.1E
The Games Skiers Play- Games of Winter by Eric Rothenberg pg.10E
Good Eats- Top Restaurants in Ski Country pg.15E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.16E

March 1992
High-Tech Snow- Snowmaking and Grooming by Steve Cohen pg.28
Boot Doctors II- Cure for Aching Feet by Jeff Rich pg.48
The Season Long Lesson- Part IV- Get Away from the Hill to Make 
Better Turns, Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.60
Urban Cowgirl- A Touch of the Real West by Kathy L. Kronick pg.40
Big is Better in Montana- The Big Mountain by Gordon Wiltsie
Ski Areas pg.52
Big Little Buck- Erich Sailer and Buck Hill, Minnesota, Ski Areas
by Reade Bailey pg.70

April 1992
The Greatest Show on Snow- A Reporter's Diary of the Albertville
Games by Peter Shelton and Daniel Green pg.25
Chewman: 40 and Still Freedogging- Mike Chew, SKI's Ski Bum
of the Year by Susan McCoy pg.55
Life At The Top- Vail Citizens, Colorado by Reade Bailey pg.70
¡Vamonos!- Chile and Argentina Ski Areas by Seth Masia pg.34
7 Countries in 7 Days- European Skiing by Tal Newhart pg.60
Through the Looking Glass- A Preview of Ski Gear for 1993
by Seth Masia and Jeff Rich pg.42
Voting for the Environment- Your Answers to the Opinion Poll Tell
if the Environment will Be An Important Issue at the Polls pg.6

September 1992 (Annual Buyer's Guide)
Skis:
Less Is More- Ski Factories Take a Technology Breather and Look
Back to the Future for Affordable Ski Designs by Seth Masia pg.61
Reports on 71 Ski Models of 1993 pg.64
Golden Rule for Selecting Ski Length pg.62
Why Some Skis Are Name-Deep Only pg.94
What the Terms Mean- Ski Glossary and Brief Course on How Skis 
Are Made pg.96
How Do You Make A Fat Ski Float?- New, Wide Skis by Seth Masia pg.104
Who Cut the G's?- Ski Companies Are Taking the G Out of Giant
Slalom Skis, Now Posing as Recreational Skis. Test Results on
19 Fast, Versatile Skis by Seth Masia pg.118
Boots:
Front and Center- Rear Entry Boots Give Way to Overlaps and 
Hybrids by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.137
Reports on 1993 Boots pg.143
Test Team's Favorite Boots pg.138
Boots For Big and Little Feet pg.142
Making Sense of Boot Sizing pg.148
What the Terms Mean- Boot Glossary and How Boots Are Made pg.169
Custom Fit Innerboots Come of Age pg.172
Bindings:
Step Up to the Plate- Marker's New Selective Control Binding
by Seth Masia pg.225
What the Terms Mean pg.232
Skiwear:
Northern Exposure- Back to Basics with Montana Backdrop
by Susan McCoy pg.197
Cold Shoulders- For Women Skiers, Padding Shoulders is the 90's
Equivalent to Bra-Stuffing by Jessica Maxwell pg.216
Perfect Union- Long Underwear by Susan McCoy pg.222
Accessories:
Thin Is In- Ski Poles by Christina L. Wray pg.241
A Far Sight Better- Goggles by Reade Bailey pg.247
Designs on Warmth- Gloves with Heat Packs by Christina L. Wray pg.253
Specs Appeal- Retro Sunglasses by Reade Bailey pg.257
Junior Gear:
Through the Junior Jungle- Buying Kid's Gear by Christi Northrop pg.263
Kid's Skis Test Results and Report on Gear for 1993 pg.263
1993 Buying Report- Gear and Apparel Prices are Enticing
by Maryanne Bhonslay pg.49
How SKIll-ful Are You?- SKI's SKIll Level Rankings Will Help
You Get the Right Gear and Instruction for Your Ability
by Daniel Green and Steve Cohen pg.56
The Color Purple- Ski Equipment Marketers by Daniel Rosenbaum pg.132
Satisfaction Guaranteed- Ski Companies Stand Behind their Products
by Steve Cohen pg.236

October 1992
America's Top 40- Results of the Fourth Annual Reader's Poll
Ski Resorts by Reade Bailey pg.44
Ranking the Resorts- Categorical Results of N. America's Top 
Resorts, Ski Areas pg.64
Skiing the Cradle of Civilization- Israel, Greece and Rome
Roman Holiday- Terminillo by Lauren Bernstein pg.116
Life and Times in the Promised Land- Mt. Hermon
by Tal Newhart pg.120
Apollo, On Your Right- Parnassus by Ken Castle pg.124
The Best Runs You Never Heard Of- Ski Areas by Lauren Bernstein pg.144
93 Dirt Cheap Bargains for '93- Travel/ Resort Deals
by Lois Friedland pg.157
Rooms At the Top- Ski Country Hotels by Lois Friedland pg.193
The Jaded Skier- Off-The-Beaten-Track Vacation Experiences
by Andrea Rosengarten pg.222
Jacket Required, Skiing Optional- The Palace Hotel in St. Moritz,
Switzerland by Tal Newhart pg.236
FYI- Advice on:
Using Frequent Flyer Miles, Ski Photos Like a Pro, Renting 
Skiwear, Gambling Spots in Ski Country, Beating Hidden 
Hotel Charges, Bonus: Gossip by Andrea Rosengarten pg.90
One-Stop Shopping- Directory of Ski Resort Hotlines
by Bernadette Russelman and Betty Escorcia pg.217
Packing It In- New Cargo Bags and Packing Tips by Susan McCoy pg.234
Glen Plake's Honeymoon Across America- To 50 of America's
Smallest Ski Areas by Andrew Slough pg.68
Regional:
Best of the East- Reader Resort Poll by Reade Bailey pg.2E
Good Eats- Top Restaurants in Ski Country pg.11E
Handling With Care- 62 Year Old Audie Mullings, Ski 
Patroller by Charlie Meyers pg.12E
Senior Spirit- Elder Skiing Adventures by David Goodman pg.26E
Departments:
A Skier's Journal- Me and Dad and a Time Forgotten pg.38
Ski Life- Sex Hits Chairlifts, Aspen Really Turns Hollywood,
Sushi Lures 'em to Hunter pg.31
My Turns- Return to the Slopes After 10 Years pg.42
In Review- Warren Miller's "Steeper and Deeper" pg.220
Last Run- Fitness Plan for Couch Potatoes pg.255
Natural Resources: Can They Be Saved?- Results of Survey Identify
the "Hot Buttons" of Environmental Debate and Americans' 
Attitudes Toward Government Spending, Pollution and
Public Resources pg.21

November 1992
Mottster Haunts Stairway to Heavenly!- Heavenly Valley's Mott 
Canyon, Ski Areas by Robert Seidenberg pg.52
Aspen Wants Real Skiers Back- Attracting More Bodies and Less 
Bodyguards, Colorado by Charlie Meyers pg.185
Foot-Deep and Footlights- Robert Redford, The Great White Way 
Comes to Sundance, Utah, Celebrities by Andrew Slough pg.232
Top Secrets: What Really Works in Bumps- Donna Weinbrecht, 
Wayne Wong, Nelson Carmichael and others' Tips for
Mastering Moguls by Daniel Green pg.97
SKI's SKIll Level Rankings- Equipment Reviews and Instruction 
Tips pg.106
A Dying Breed?- Extreme Skiers' Deaths- Risk Junkies' Faults or
Have High Dollar Sponsorships Turned Extreme skiing into
a Deathtrap? by Andrew Slough pg.128
When America's Skiers Went to War- 50th Anniversary Photo Salute
to the Tenth Mountain Division by Flint Whitlock pg.144
Big White Lies- 29 Untruths About Skiing Edited by Lisa Gosseli pg.154
What's the Big Deal?- Big Value Skis by Seth Masia pg.66
Watch Out Below!- Even the Best Skiers Don't Always Need Top
Model Boots by Jeff Rich pg.166
Get Fleeced- Fleece Skiwear, Fashion by Susan McCoy pg.192
Tough Enough- Four Wheel Drive Utility Vehicles, Also: Winter 
Driving's 7 Deadly Sins by Allen St. John pg.208
Regional:
Racing for the Ceramic Pig- Central New York's College Ski 
Clubs by Paul Hochman pg.1E
A Notch Above- New Hampshire's Bretton Woods, Ski Areas
by Bernadette Russelman pg.14E
Choice Lodgings- SKI's Picks pg.22E
Good Eats- Top Restaurants in Ski Country pg.22E
It's Mueller Time- Tim and Diane Mueller, Okemo Mountain
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.24E
Beginner's Luck- Beginner's Can Learn to Ski For Free, or
at Reduced Rates by Bernadette Russelman pg.32E
Talk(er) of the Town- Owner of What Many Think is Ski
Country's Greatest Saloon, Shamus O'Toole
by Randy Wyrick pg.34E
Departments:
Ski Life- Bad Weather Ravages Ski Country, Prodigy 
Launches Computer Ski Network, A Mouse-Ski-Teer
Goes Skiing pg.27
Your Turns- Bad Ski Behavior pg.40
Outside Edge- Killy on Helicopter Skids pg.44
My Town: Sun Valley- A Californian's Flight of Fancy
Turned into a Lifetime of Deep Idaho Roots pg.200
Spotlight: Roy Toma- Creator of Electronic Skiwear, Fashion pg.242

December 1992
Black and Blue Adventures:
On Top of the World- Ski Trek Across the Alps
by Gordon Wiltsie pg.48
Going to Extreme- Four American Brothers Who Ski Off 
Cliffs by Reade Bailey pg.62
Sort of Safe at Any Speed- Speed Skiing by Daniel Green pg.73
Back to Basics- California's Alpine Skills Institute
by Seth Masia pg.76
Encore, Tremblant- Under New Stewardship May Be More Glorius
Than Early Days by Al Race pg.110
Why Vail Is No.1- Colorado by Jeannie Patton pg.180
The Roughnecks- Mogul and Extreme Skis by Seth Masia pg.122
Fashion: The Young Riders- The Snowboarder Look 
by Susan McCoy pg.174
Get Up, Stand Up- New Hybrid Boots With Stand-Up Cuffs
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.225
Action Traction- All Wheel Drive Vehicles, Four Wheel Drive
by John Lamm pg.238
Snow Reports: Does Truth Take A Powder? Ski Condition Reporting
by L. Dana Gatlin pg.99
A Moveable Feat- Skiing By RV byTom Bezzi pg.140
Foreign Invasion:
The British Are Coming!- English Family's Annual Ski 
Vacations in Aspen by by Jay Cowan pg.207
South of the Border By Way of Vail- Mexican Skiers in 
Colorado by Randy Wyrick pg.210
Far East Meets West in Tahoe- Japanese at Lake Tahoe
by Ken Castle pg.212
What Really Works on the Steeps- Extreme Skiers, Racers and
Instructors Share Tips Edited by Daniel Green pg.163
Good Skiers Get All the Brakes- Instruction by Stu Campbell pg.262
Regional:
The New Stowe- New Makeover by David Goodman pg.2E
Ober What?- Tennessee's Only Ski Area by Katy Koontz pg.15E
White Nights in Massachusetts- Night Skiing at Jiminy Peak
by Christina L. Wray pg.23E
Calendar- Guide to Ski Country by Wendi Black and
Lisa Gosselin pg.29E
The Fabulous Slutzky Brothers- Izzy and Orville Slutzky of
Hunter Mountain, New York, Catskills' Ski Areas
by Jon Bowermaster pg.30E
Departments:
Ski Life- Pay As You Ski Lift Tickets, Ski Country's Top
Radio Stations, Freestyle's Heyday Recaptured,
Snowboarding, Aspen's Ultimate Insult pg.21
Going Places- Telluride's New Winter Music Series, Innsbruck's
Alpine Zoo, Extreme Skiing See and Ski at Crested 
Butte pg.40
Outside Edge- The Mountain that Walt Built pg.266
Spotlight: Molly Strong, Footwear Designer pg.272

January 1993
Wild Women- Four Who Live on the Edge pg.37
Queen of Extreme- Kristen Ulmer by Reade Bailey pg.38
Life on the Edge- Jan Reynolds (Skied Mt. Everest)
by Meg Lukens pg.39
Breaking Rank- Helene Steiner, the First Female Austrian
Mountain Guide by Reade Bailey pg.41
Speed Diva- Melissa Dimino-Simons, First Woman to Break
200 KPH on Skis by Laurel Hilde pg.42
The 100 Greatest Things That Ever Happened to Skiing 
by Susan McCoy pg.84
Manhattan Transfer- New Yorkers Who Moved to Colorado's 
Summit County by Randy Wyrick pg.104
Teton Two Step- Wyoming Ski Areas by Lauren Bernstein pg.48
Missing Link- Parsenn Bowl, Winter Park, Colorado by Jay Cowan pg.129
Bon Appetit!- France's Haute Savoie, Cuisine, Ski Areas 
by Charlie Meyers pg.156
Trying Times for New Skis- Step by Step Program for Trying Skis
by Seth Masia pg.77
It's No Small Feat- Finding Good Boots for Little Feet
by Jeff Rich and Steve Cohen pg.132
Getting Adjusted- Marker and Ess Bindings that Can Alter a Ski's
Performance, Breakthrough or Gadget? by Seth Masia pg.153
Top Secrets:What Really Works on Ice- World's Top Racers and 
Instructors Tell How Edited by Daniel Green pg.94
Don't Play By the Rules!- Shortcuts to Better Skiing, Instruction
by Stu Campbell pg.124
No Cheating, Just Kidding- Billy Kidd's Steamboat Ski Camps
by Dick Needham pg.126
What's Wrong with Ski Racing?- by Charlie Meyers pg.114
Departments:
Ski Life- Listening for Avalanches, Tomba Takes Manhattan,
Rocket Scientist Makes Groovy Edges, Massachusetts
Man Builds Own Ski Area pg.17
My Town: Jackson, New Hampshire pg.28
Regional:
Wildcat Therapy- For Cancer Stricken Kids- A Weekend at
Wildcat, New Hampshire by Martin Basch pg.3E
Mount Eclectic- New Whitetail, Pennsylvania Ski Area
by Allen St. John pg.12E
Allegheny Getaway- Snowshoe and Silver Creek,
West Virginia by Reade Bailey pg.22E

February 1993
Here Come the Worlds- Things We Know About This Year's
World Alpine Championships in Morioka, Japan
by Daniel Green and Bill Scott pg.25
Alberto Tomba, King of the Slopes- Life and Times of "La Bomba"
by Bob Eckstein pg.28
To the Top, the AJ Way- Interview with AJ Kitt, Downhill Dynamo
by Daniel Green pg.32
Norwegian Would- Lillehammer's Can Do Spirit, 1994 Olympic Site
by Andrew Slough pg.38
Jasper, the Friendly Host- Marmot Basin and Jasper, Alberta
by Lois Friedland pg.42
Gliders of the Storm- Photo Essay in the Eye of the Storm
by Peter Shelton pg.50
Stormy Weather- Storm Gear, Skiwear by Susan McCoy pg.60
Here's Looking Through You- First Ever Goggle Test
by Reade Bailey pg.67
Top Secrets: What Really Works In Powder- Top Skiers' Tips
Edited by Daniel Green Also: SKIll Rankings- What pg.73
Equipment and Instruction Tips Are Right For You pg.81

March/ April 1993
Crested Beauty- Colorado's Crested Butte, Ski Areas 
by Jeannie Patton pg.32
Mountains With Seoul- Korean Ski Caper by Ken Castle pg.50
Nightmare on Elm Strasse- 7 Tales of Downhill Terror
by Seth Masia pg.42
Snow Junkie- Russ Klein, Ski Bum Classic by Susan McCoy pg.65
Tossing and Turning- March in Arizona by Steve Cohen pg.70
Departments:
Ski Life- Grueling Alpine Ski Races, A 750 MPH Chairlift? pg.13
Outside Edge- How Parachute shrouds and Koogie Ties Launched
Two Ski Careers pg.28
Last Run- Skiing in a Disney Movie from Hell pg.84
In Search of Balance- Can the Economy and the Environment
Comfortably Coexist? pg.11

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1940's

November 15, 1949

Italy Enters Top Contestants for FIS Downhill and Slalom          pg.1

Whiteface Ski  Area Ready for New Year’s Dedication       pg.1

CSR Sponsor Year’s First Race at Berthoud Pass                pg.1

New England Skiing Starts Dec 10                                       pg.1

NRMSA Adopts NAT Plan on Trial Basis                                     pg.1

CanadaPrepares for Winter Rush fromUSSkiers                       pg.

Work to Begin on Slide Mountain Lift Near Reno                        pg.1

Sugar Bowl Opens Dec 16                                                     pg.1

Univ of Wash Grooms New Ski Area                                             pg.1

Chile First S.A. Country to Accept FIS Invitation                         pg.1

Alf Engen to Direct Staff at Free Deseret News Ski School  pg.2

Ski Acres New Site of P-I Ski School, Albouy Heads Staff  pg.2

NY State has 58 Ski Areas                                                     pg.2

Championship Date Set for Mon du Lac Area                     pg.2

Kjellstrom Arrives in US, Swedes Pick Top FIS Team                  pg.3

Italian Olympic Ace Coaches Seattle Team                                    pg.3

Big Bromley Boosts Capacity of Lifts, Opens New Slopes   pg.3

NRMSA Schedules Four Championship Events                            pg.3

Forest Service Plans Development at Mineral King Area              pg.3

Tremblant Top Area in Eastern Canada                              pg.4

Foeger Again at Yosemite                                                      pg.4

Perrault Boasts Junior Jumping                                                     pg.5

Zips and May Co Sponsor Jay Film                                               pg.5

Schaeffler Coaches Pioneers for Six Collegiate Meets          pg.6

Swedish Pro to Coach Western State Races                          pg.6

Montezuma Basin Hut Improved Touring During Summer

pg.6

Rutland to Provide Children’s Lessons                                 pg.6

“Snow Ranger” Film Delayed                                                         pg.7

Placid Prepares Trails and Jump for FIS Nordic Competition     pg.8

McGill Team Trains Under Coach Allen                              pg.8

Seattle Times Ski School Starts 8th Yea                                pg.8

1950's

January 1, 1950

Ruling May Bar Racers from Competing at FIS                              pg.1

RM Ski on Air 6:45 KMYR Mon, Wed, Fri                                        pg.1

Jalbert Protests at Omission from Canada’s FIS Team                 pg.1

Shortage of Funds May Limit Italian FIS Team to Four                pg.1

Plans Ready for Stevens Standard Races                                          pg.1

Downhill Series Starts Jan 1st at Whiteface                                      pg.1

Reddish and Werner Trim Fast Field at Annual Alta Snow Cup pg.1

RMS Awarded New Sanction                                                               pg.1

Drohat Cracks Up for Second Time at Middlebury                         pg.1

D.U. Wins Nat. Intercollegiates                                                             pg.1

Soviet Participation in Aspen FIS Events Not Yet                           pg.2

One Girl OK’d for P-I Ski School Staff                                                 pg.2

US Skiers Aid in Financing Austrian Team                                        pg.2

European Teams to Race Jan 7-8                                                         pg.3

Univ of Wash Team Faces Seven Meet Race Season   pg.3

Laurentian Tour Schedule Set by Zone Committee     pg.3

Six Colleges to Show at Norwich Winter Carnival     pg.3

Modern Weather Prediction Given the Heave-Ho     pg.3

Portland Day Race Set for Jan 7-8     pg.3

New Lift Planned for Mt Rose Bowl     pg.3

Unique Trophy Given at Mt Pisgah Race     pg.3

Nevada Univ Makes Strong Bid for 50 Intercollegiates     pg.5

New Innovations Added to Three Tyrol Boot Models     pg.5

Swiss Ace to Compete at Placid FIS     pg.5

World’s Largest Aerial Tram to be Built on MtSan Jacinto     pg.6

High Standards of First Aid Required in NSPS pg.6

Pioneer Ski Club Sponsors Snow Ball Jan 13     pg.6

NSA Announces Group Insurance for Ski Clubs     pg.6

Manufacture of Popular Model Continued by Northland Ski Co     pg.6

MInes and CU to Sponsor Intercollegiates at Steamboat Springs     pg.7

Swiss Champ Heads Snow Ridge School     pg.7

Couttet, Oreiller, Blanc, Train in Switzerland for Aspen FIS     pg.7

Far West Instructors Certified to Teach Unified Ski Technique     pg.8

“Hard Luck” Trophy Given to Ski Group     pg.8

 

January 13, 1950

Bietila Wins Central Assoc Jumping Meet     pg.1

Jump Hill Completed for PNSA Tourneys     pg.1

Swedes Out to Duplicate 1948 Victory     pg.1

Sugar Bowl Adopts NAT Program     pg.1

Predict Rough Competition from US Jumpers at Placid FIS    pg.1

North Americans to Draw Top Field of Int’l Competitors at Banff     pg.1

Aspen Training of Canadian FIS Team Protested     pg.1

New SRMSA Club Formed by Army Ski Instructors     pg.1

Two Skiers Killed on Chair Lift in ItalianAlps     pg.1

California Forests Lead in Skier Attendance, 580,000 Visits pg.1

Sun Valley Patrolman Upsets FIS Racers at SRMSA Champs     pg.2

PNSA Junior Championships Due Jan 21-22     pg.2

Season’s Outlook Good for Univ of Wyo Ski Team     pg.2

Knoles Leads Pack at Arizona Bowl Slalom     pg.2

Chairlift Shutdown at Belknap Caused by Unsafe Cable     pg.2

Final French FIS Team to be Picked at Race Jan14-15     pg.2

Recreational Ski Program Opened at Univ of Vt     pg.2

Univ of Wash Wins Rossland Intercollegiate Meet for 3rd Time     pg.3

Norwegian Skiers Dominate Field at Salisbury Jump     pg.3

Snowshoe Thompson Trophy Given FWSA by Norwegian Ski Group  pg.3

Wright Annexes Duluth Jumping Championships     pg.3

Unified Ski Instruction Prevails Throughout Canadian Resort Areas     pg.3

Grosjean, Schneider Share Honors at Season’s First Swiss Races     pg.5

Revelstoke Jump Tourney Planned for Jan 28-29      pg.5

Mad River Boosts Junior Skiing in Winter Program     pg.5

Soda Springs Area Inaugurates New Double Chair Lift     pg.6

USEASA Officials Veto Proposal for Unified Ski Instruction     pg.6

Mt Skiers Sweep Field at Tomahawk Jump      pg.6

New Glass Ski Put on Market by Northland     pg.6

Sun Valley Ski School Four FIS Competitors     pg.6

Steamboat High Skiers Trounce Schools in Meet     pg.7

SRMSA Ski Instructor Tests Due Jan 24-25 at Berthoud    pg.7

Ennis Club Gets Set for NRMSA Championships     pg.7

Leblanc High Scorer at St Lawrence Jump    pg.7

Steamboat Skier Develops Automatic Scoring for Jump Meets   pg.8

Caberfae Installs Improvements for Big Ski Season     pg.8

Need for Winter Warfare Training in Canadian Regiments     pg.8

Saarinen, ’32 Olympian, to Coach Finns at Lake Placid FIS pg.8

 

February 1, 1950

FIS Preview Scheduled for Winter Park Meet                      pg.1

Tokle Breaks Hill Record at Norge Meet                              pg.1

Colorado Men capture Combined Titles at Nansen Meet              pg.1

Molitor to be at Aspen FIS                                                    pg.1

FWSA Gives $2000 for FIS Team Training                                   pg.1

Holland Enters FIS                                                                pg.1

14 Teams Entered at Banff’s Fourth Intercollegiate            pg.1

21st Lauberhorn Race Won by Fredi Rubi-Couttet 2nd               pg.1

Mohawk Slopes Covered with Crushed Ice                                    pg.1

Italy’s Eugenio Monti Takes 1st at Three-Day Swiss Meet  pg.2

Sun Valley FIS Racers in Top Shape says Outzs                           pg.2

Tour of Ski Areas Offered as Prizes in Vermont Contest              pg.2

Bietila Wins Nelson and FDR Memorial Trophies at Bear Mt      pg.2

Nagel Sweeps to Victory in DHO Tourney                                     pg.2

Area Near SanJacinto Tram not Suitable for Skiing           pg.2

Wyoming Leads 10 Schools at Utah Tourney                      pg.2

Falkenger Outpoints US Jumpers at 29th Norsemen Meet  pg.3

Junior Jump Championships Feb 26th                                          pg.3

Steamboat Juniors Win Zip Team Races                             pg.3

Belleayre Opened at Formal Rites                                         pg.3

70-yr-old Alpinist to Attempt Climb of 17,000 Alaskan Peak       pg.3

High Winds Crumple Steel Jumping Tower                                  pg.3

3-Day-Meet to Highlight St Lawrence Carnival                             pg.3

Newcomb Trophy Won by McLeod for Second Year                   pg.3

Spokane and Rossland Men Win PNSA Race                      pg.3

Champlain to Enter Team for First Time in College Meets pg.5

Pfeiffer Top Qualifier in Recent Canadian Ski Instructor

Exams                                                                                     pg.5

US-Trained British Junior 3rd in Swiss Meet                       pg.5

McGill to Host College Meet at St Sauvier                                     pg.5

Harriman Captains Colby Ski Team                                             pg.5

Reno High School Skiers Cop Junior Race Tournament              pg.5

New Ski Trainer for Home Use Hits Market                                  pg.6

Johnson Top Man at Jackson Cross Country Tourney                pg.6

Buek Retains Nevada State Downhill Title                                     pg.6

Junior Racer Whips Seniors at Ryan Park                                    pg.6

Helmings to Manage Mt Spokane Lodge                             pg.6

French Skiers Set Pace                                                           pg.6

Saier Bros Annex Titles at Belmont Events                                    pg.7

Western State Stages Comeback, Takes College Meet

Steamboat                                                                              pg.7

American Team ‘Out for Blood’ at Aspen FIS                     pg.7

SRMSA Champs Named at Winter Park Tourney                        pg.7

NY Slalom Championships Won MacIntyre, Bombard                pg.8

All Applicants Fail SRMSA Tests for certification as

instructors                                                                               pg.8

Neidlinger Replaces Dodge on FIS Team                              pg.8

Three US Jumpers Hurt at Start of Lake Placid FIS Week pg.8

Injuries Hit US FIS Team                                                      pg.8

 

February 13, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Parade, Welcoming by Officials Opening of FIS  Events              pg.1

Entertainment Every Evening of FIS Week                                   pg.1

Durrance Estimates Course Distances                                   pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Ladies’ Giant Slalom                            pg.1

Aspen FIS Race Schedule                                                      pg.2

Injuries Plague American and Foreign Teams- 21 Hurt So Far    pg.3

Russian Representatives Arrive in Aspen for FIS Alpine Meet      pg.3

February 14, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Austrian Girls Show Heels to Field in Women’s Giant Slalom      pg.1

FWSA Sends $1600 Check fro FIS Training Fund                          pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Mens’ Giant Slalom                     pg.1

Results 1950 FIS Womens’ Giant Slalom                             pg.3

Thioliere Out with Sprain                                                               pg.3

FIS Championship Races Timed Automatic Equipment               pg.4

 

February 15, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Zeno Colo Takes Title in Giant Slalom; First American 27th       pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Womens’ Slalom                                   pg.1

Two US Girls Out of Race with Injuries                               pg.2

Two Runs in Womens’ Slalom Race                                               pg.2

Results 1950 FIS Men’s Giant Slalom                                            pg.3

FIS Racers “Seeded” ; Running Order Picked by Draw               pg.4

 

February 16, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Dagmar Rom Wins Slalom for FIS Victory;Andrea Mead 6th     pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Men’s Slalom                               pg.1

Official Results 1950 FIS Womens’ Slalom                                    pg.3

Berg Suffers Second Concussion in Downhill Trial  Run              pg.4

 

February 17, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Schneider Takes FIS Slalom Fast Runs Over Tricky Course      pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Womens’ Downhill                                pg.1

Girls to Keep Numbers as Souvenirs of FIS                                   pg.2

Official Results 1950 FIS Men’s Slalom                                pg.3

FIS Men’s Downhill Racers up forSaleat Calcutta  Pool            pg.4

 

February 18, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Jochum-Beiser Outclasses Field in Women’s Downhill;

Rodolph Fifth                                                                         pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Mens’ Downhill                                     pg.1

Official Results 1950 FIS Womens’ Downhill                       pg.3

Poor Light Conditions May Postpone Mens’ Downhill Race        pg.3

Injured FIS Racers on Recovery List                                              pg.4

 

February 15, 1950

Norwegian Slalom Ace Trims 18 FIS Entrants                     pg.1

Title Events Due Feb 26-26 at Belknap Ski Area                           pg.1

Matt Leads US Racers at Eccles Giant Slalom                     pg.1

Retired Status Available for National Patrolmen                           pg.1

Foreign FIS Teams to Get Invites for Nat. Giant Slalom               pg.1

Wide Margin Marks Bjornstad’s Victory in FIS World Jumping

Title                                                                                         pg.1

No Combined Race Results at Aspen FIS                             pg.1

US Teams Show Top Form During Training Sessions at Sun

Valley                                                                                      pg.2

Coupe Air France Won by Swede                                         pg.2

Trophies Donated to Calgary Club                                                pg.2

UCLA Skier Wins Calif. Classic Meet                                  pg.2

Officials Lay Down Strict Rules at Aspen                                      pg.3

Mt Rose Time Trials Pick Reno Ski Club Team                            pg.3

Santa Fe Basin Slates Washington Team Races Feb 25-26  pg.3

Swedes Edge Out Finns in 25-Mile Relay Grind                            pg.3

Americans Wait Too Long to Get Into Condition-Olander pg.3

300-Foot Jumps Possible Feb 18 at Esmeralda Open           pg.4

Saanglard Scores Two Wins at International Week             pg.4

Avalanche Danger to be Checked on Aspen FIS Trails                 pg.4

FJ Boyle Picked as Medicine Man for US FIS Team            pg.4

Self-Lubricating Plastic Bottom Skis Developed                            pg.4

Heavy Snows atYosemiteAssure Good Season                             pg.4

Slaatvik Paces Five Norwegian to Victory First Event

Placid FIS                                                                               pg.5

SeattleFourth at Annual Running of Citydweller Derby              pg.5

Art Tokle WinsBear MountainMemorial Jumps                         pg.5

History Repeats- Snow Covers Proposed FIS Site High Sierras    pg.5

Forest Service Men Attend Ski Training Course                           pg.5

Two-Year Development Plan Grouse Mt- Another Chair Lift     pg.6

Univ ofCalSkiers Sweep All  Events Tresideer Cup Races pg.7

Jim Running Outclasses Field atSt PaulCarnival Jump              pg.8

Lack of Snow HitsRockiesand Eastern Hills                      pg.8

SRMSA Classif. System Final Revision Point Advancement         pg.9

Freeman Sets New Caspian Hill Record                                pg.10

Micoleau Book Combines Art and Ski Skill                                   pg.10

East’s Best Trail Possible inMaineatSugarMountain                 pg.10

FIS Interpreter Kept Busy 9 Languages Cross Country Races     pg.10

Steamboat Winter Carnival Ready to Roll Feb 25-26                   pg.10

Ski Technique Discussions in US Interest Swiss                    pg.11

Surprise Upset Scored by Swede in 50-km Race                            pg.11

FIS Jumpers Hit 50 mph Speed                                            pg.11

Speech by Governor Knous Highlights Opening of Berthoud

Pass Lodge                                                                              pg.11

DuluthCentral Skiers Retain Hold on State Title                          pg.11

CaliforniaStateJumping Titles at Stake Feb 12                           pg.11

Swedes Top Runners FIS 18 km Cross Country; Hasu wins

Combined                                                                               pg.12

 

March 15, 1950

Nat’l Giant Slalom Titles Nabbed by Austrian Stars           pg.1

Andrea Mead and Hans Nogler Share Harriman Cup Honors    pg.1

Ski-Less Jumper Gives Scare to Crowd of 15,000                         pg.1

World Jumping Record Broken, Now 432.9 Feet                          pg.1

New Snow GetsEastern USRace Schedule Moving            pg.1

NRMSA Names McCracken as New President                     pg.1

Nat’l 4-Way Intercollegiates at Arapahoe Mar31-Apr2                pg.1

Junior Undefeated U ofMinnTeam Winds Up Season                pg.2

France,ItalyandSwitzerlandStage National Championships     pg.2

Hans Holaas WinsN Amer-Canadian Cross-Country with 3-

Minute Lead                                                                           pg.2

Automatic Timing Device Provides Easy Race Results                  pg.2

McGill Captures Canadian Intercollegiate Title                             pg.2

Bertrand, Canadian Junior Racer Wins Dominion Downhill       pg.3

American Girl Takes Third DuringWhite Ribbon StMoritz       pg.3

Knowles Outscores Crawford at SRMSA Junior Jumping pg.3

Proctor AcademyUSEasternPrep SchoolVisitors              pg.3

Devlin Takes Title atNorth Amerand Canadian Jumping pg.3

SeattleWoman Places Seventh in French Downhill              pg.5

Blizzard Hits TwoCalifSki Tourneys                                            pg.5

Norwegian Ace to Make Screen Test                                     pg.5

Country’s Best Juniors Set for Alta Championships           pg.6

U of NH Wildcats Victors in Hochgebirge Trophy Meet               pg.6

Amateur Ski Club of NYAnnexesCityChampionship                pg.6

Constant Memorial Trophy Goes to Ruschp Instructor                pg.6

Three Nations Bid for 1954 FIS; Dispute Looms About

Amateurs                                                                                pg.7

Zips Retain Hold onColoradoSki Runner Trophy                      pg.7

Woodburn Keeps NRMSA Downhill and Slalom Title                 pg.7

Severson High Man at Wasau Jumping                               pg.7

FIS Slalom Too Easy- Schneider                                           pg.7

Ken Long Paces Field in Class-C Giant Slalom                    pg.7

White MountainJumping Taken by Kaarstein                             pg.8

Far Western Classic Combined Crown Nabbed by Hill Bros        pg.8

Mt Hood Aerial Tram to Open Soon                                              pg.8

Northeastern Univ Nabs Foley Memorial                             pg.8

 

 

 

April 1, 1950

McCulloch, Woodworth Sweep National Combined                     pg.1

Perry-Smith Nabs SRMSA Classic Combined Crown                 pg.1

SeattleCouple Score High in Swiss Races                                       pg.1

Canadian Women Hand Out Defeat to American Girls                pg.1

Macomber Shatters Record, Austrians Sweep Combined          pg.1

Leg Amputees Hold Ski Race inGermany                                       pg.1

Zipfelbergers Capture Matowakan Trophy Year’s 2nd Win        pg.2

Dean Perkins Nabs Doug Smith Memorial Race                            pg.2

IllinoisEquipment Dealer Boosts Safety Bindings                          pg.2

Rom and Colo to Star in New Durrance Film                                   pg.3

CalgaryTeamSeizesInter-citySki Trophy                                     pg.3

Crawford and Werner Cop National Junior Titles                          pg.3

Bertrand Snares Laurentian Slalom and Thibault Cup     pg.3

Perren andLundShare Honors in Gornergrat Day     pg.3

Cranmore Giant Slalom Won by Univ of NH Team     pg.3

Wolfer and Glasmman Winning Juniors During Intermountain Race    pg.3

Wilkins Beats 80 Contestants in NY Slalom Tournament     pg.3

Wahlberg Retires from Competition     pg.4

Hans Holaas Wins DonnerSummitMemorial Event     pg.4

Canadian Ski Assn Forms Plans for Selecting 1952 Olympic Squad     pg.4

Paul Smith’s College Outscores Five Schools     pg.4

Cancellation of 1952 Olympics Over Amateur Ruling Possible     pg.1

Mohn Beats Tokle to WinVermontClass A Jumping     pg.1

IdahoJuniors Capture Legion Championships      pg.1

DartmouthEarns Victory atNationalCollegeSki Meets     pg.1

Good Spring Ski Season Anticipated     pg.1

Sugar Bowl Squad NabsSacramentoBee Team Races     pg.1

Kimball Re-elected President of Inter-Mountain Assoc     pg.1

Violation of Rules May Alter Results of Steamboat Jumping     pg.1

Central AssocSets Up Restrictions for Class B Jumpers     pg.1

ColoradoReady to Boost Winter Sports Facilities     pg.2

PotentialTacomaSki Area Surveyed     pg.2

Boyan Takes Over as New Prexy of Central Ski Assoc     pg.2

Armstrong to Lead Univ of NH Team     pg.2

Gabl and Nagl Share Titles at Silver Dollar and FWSA Meet     pg.3

Andy Mead Tops Field in Eastern Women’s Slalom     pg.3

Firm Develops New Snow-Maker     pg.3

Delvin Sets New Record at Mont St Castin Jump      pg.3

VancouverSkiers Form Competitiors’ Association     pg.3

Minority Group Brings Criticism to National Ski Patrol System     pg.4

Klippgen andRodolphNabEstesParkSlalom     pg.4

YoungRacerCopsPennStateMeet     pg.4

Minnie Dole Resigns as Nat’l Director of NSPS      pg.1

CaliforniaGirl Suspended for Rest of Season     pg.1

Karl Stingl Wins Golden Pole Slalom     pg.1

Eastern Ski Assoc Wants Uniformity in Classifications     pg.1

FIS Wants NSA Support Against Olympic Ban on Instructors     pg.1

Biggest Season in History forRenoSki Areas     pg.1

Olympic Try-out Sites to be Picked at Nat’l Meeting     pg.1

NHNewspaperReportsCollegeSkiing Subsidized     pg.1

RMSkiing Applies fro Nat’l Sanction     pg.1

George Macomber Boosts Formation of Nat’l Ski Team     pg.1

DenverUniversityScores Victory in Vanderbilt Memorial Cup Meet     pg.2

50-Foot Schooner Sails toChilefor Summer of Skiing     pg.2

Vandhei and Harris Share Giant Slalom Titles at Alta Meet     pg.2

D Sylvester to Captain Univ ofVermontTeam     pg.2

Delegates to Mix Business and Fun atSun Valley     pg.2

Berge and BurrSplitTitle at Annual Silver Belt Race     pg.3

NSPS Opposed to Combining Office with NSA     pg.3

Ishpeming Bids for National Events in 1954     pg.3

ButlerCup Title Goes to Rodolph and Klipggen     pg.3

Ski Acres to Get Improvements in Summer Months     pg.3

FWSA Giant Slalom to Law and Gabl     pg.3

Alta Wants 1951 Nat’l Downhill and Slalom Meet     pg.3

Central AssocWants Citizens to Compete for Nat’l Jumping Crown     pg.4

Re-allocation of National Ski Fund Proposed     pg.4

Opening of Hood Tramway Delayed     pg.4

New Ruling Establishes 2000-Ft Drop for all Dominion Downhills     pg.4

Top Favorites Win East’s Last Race      pg.4

Race Rule Changes Proposed by SRMSA at National Convention     pg.4

Olympic Group Rejects FIS Amateur Proposals      pg.1

TaylorReplaces Dole as National Director of NSPS     pg.1

Nat’l Ski Assoc Scraps Present Racing Rules    pg.1

Nickel-a-Ticket on Way to Becoming Nationwide Success     pg.1

Eugenio Monti Sweeps Rugged Canin Downhill     pg.1

Alice Kiaer Boosts International Races for American Girls     pg.1

Granstrom Cites Lack of Certified Jumping Officials     pg.1

Skiers to be Taxed in Order to Finance National Assoc     pg.1

Austria, Switzerland,JapanInviteUSSkiers     pg.1

Foreigners Now Restricted in National Jumping Meet     pg.2

Sun Valleyto Host Olympic Downhill and Slalom Tryouts     pg.2

NCAA toConsiderCollegeSki Meets    pg.2

Edvi Aro New Chief of Far Western Ski Instructors’ Group     pg.3

NSA Revokes Sanction from Ski Publications     pg.3

Bellmar Takes Over National Assoc Presidency from Barth     pg.3

Colo Tops Field During Sass Becie Giant Slalom Meet     pg.3

Brewster Downhill Set for June 18 onColumbiaIcefields     pg.3

International Competitions Committee Established     pg.3

Margaret Packard Heads Middlebury Women’s Team     pg.4

Nation-wide Standards Finally Set Up for Advancement of Juniors     pg.4

ArapahoeBasinSlates Closing Day Fun Race     pg.4

‘Snowslide’ Exciting New Novel byAspenAuthor     pg.4

GriffithWins Three South American Championships     pg.1

Canadato Stage Olympic Try-Outs for First Time     pg.1

Couttet Named New Chief of French Ski Fed     pg.1

Work Resumed on Pine Mtn Jump After Labor Mixup     pg.1

Squaw ValleySlated to Open Thanksgiving     pg.1

Joe Ryan, Mont Tremblant Owner, Killed in 22-Story Fall in NY     pg.1

NY State Reaches All-Time Record with 68 Ski Areas     pg.1

Bradley Picked Director ofWinter ParkAssoc     pg.1

Univ of Wash Ski Team Anticipates Good Race Season     pg.1

Young Austrian Star Joins Ski School at Aspen     pg.1

French Ski Teams Commence Early Training Period in Alps      pg.2

Cannon Mtn Lists New Trail Among Major Changes     pg.2

American Ski Trophy Awarded to Andrea Mead     pg.2

March Races Climax Sun Valley Events     pg.2

High Capacity Lift Constructed at Mount Hood     pg.2

French FIS Model Leads Northland’s 1950-51 Line of Skis     pg.2

Denver University Ski Team Loses 4 Men to Armed Forces     pg.2

Gretchen Fraser Boosts International Racing in US Tour     pg.3

“Ski Champs” World Premiere Held  Denver Matowakan Ski Club     pg.3

Denver Becomes Nat’l Headquarters fro NSA and NSPS     pg.3

Faski Co Marks Improvements in Lacquer and Wax     pg.3

Dodge Ridge Gets Heron Double Lift     pg.3

Utah Firm Offers New Type Safety Binding to Skiers     pg.3

Exchange Rates Provide Low Cost Austrian Skiing    pg.4

Taylor Awards National Badge to 15 Patrolmen     pg.4

Stowe Erects New Constam T-Bar Ski Lift     pg.4

John Jay Starts Nation-Wide Trip with Most Recent Ski Film     pg.4

Second Ringer Lift in US Installed at Chewelah Peak     pg.5

50,000 Spectators Witness England’s First Ski Jumping     pg.5

Franz Gabl and JoAnn Kittleson Bag Golden Rose Downhill Titles     pg.5

Dover Produces Novel Design in Ski Boot Trees     pg.5

Ski Rack for Convertible Top Owners Now Ready     pg.5

McLean Designs New Racing Model Ski Boots for Henke    pg.5

Bass Boots Offer New Inner Lacing     pg.5

Bob Parker Joins Staff of Skiing     pg.6

Thorner to Film $150,000 Feature Length Ski Movie    pg.7

Ski Distribution Begun by Bancroft Racket Co     pg.7

Alf Engen Heads Free Ski School for Third Year     pg.8

New San Francisco Plant Begun for White Stag Mfg Co     pg.8

Chippewa Passes 20-yr Mark in Boot Business     pg.8

Two Killed, One Seriously Hurt on Mountain Climb     pg.8

Improved Ski Acres Site of P-I Ski School    pg.8

Famed Skiers Escape Death in River Rapids     pg.8

Emile Alias Endorses Werner Ski Equipment    pg.8

2 Girls Attain National Ski Patrol Status     pg.9

Western Ski Mag Awarded to New Publishing Firm     pg.9

Production Begins on New Spray-On Plastic Lacquer     pg.9

Plastiglass Bottom on New Holley Ski     pg.9

Negotiations Take Place Between Bay Ski Fed and FWSA     pg.9

Engen and Keller Share Crown at Timpanagos Glacier Slalom     pg.10

Skiing Partners Open Large Ski Shop in Denver     pg.10

Plans Formulated for First Lodge at Arapahoe Basin    pg.10

Pioneer of Junior Skiing Succumbs After Long Illness     pg.10

German Racing Highlighted by International Week     pg.10

Liquid Soap Now Included in Base Lacquer by Aloid     pg.10

Sandler Lists Nine Ski Boot Models     pg.10

Holiday Hill Installs New Type Ski Lift     pg.11

Third Season of Operation Set for Mad River Glen     pg.11

Spalding Expands Into Full Scale Ski Line Production     pg.11

Book of Ski Songs Due Out Nov 25     pg.11

Two Ski Magazines Cut Production fro 1950-51     pg.11

Swiss Races Prepare Skiers for 52 Games     pg.12

$100,000 Addition to Spokane Lodge May Stay Closed     pg.12

Manufacturers Awarded Army Ski Contracts     pg.12

Importers Market Complete Line of French Ski Goods     pg.12

Gaboury Trophy Award Goes to McGill Univ Girl     pg.12

Bill Farrell Scores Upset at Peruvian Cup Slalom     pg.1

Extra Year Now Given Juniors in West Canada     pg.1

Junior Racer Given Senior Class A Rank     pg.1

Garmisch Boasts First Skiing of Season in Europe     pg.1

Mountain Training Assured for Ex-10th Div Men Who Re-Enlist     pg.1

Ten-Day Tour to Include Six Western Areas      pg.1

Tom Constant to Coach West Point Ski Team     pg.1

Central NY Ski Area Features Flood-Lighted Slope     pg.2

Peterson Named NSP Chief of Inter-Mountain Region     pg.2

Training Camp Set Up fro Denver University Ski Team     pg.2

Swiss Ski Resorts Expect Record-Breaking Winter     pg.3

Montana Ski Season Begins at Belmont Mt     pg.3

James Couttet Still Not Certified as Ski Instructor     pg.3

Rain Falls to Wash Out Holiday Skiing at Mammoth Mt     pg.3

Swiss Strive to Retain Strong Nat’l Ski Team     pg.4

Order of Eagles to Stage National Junior Meet at Aspen, Feb 10-11     pg.4

John Jay to Lead Winter’s First KLM Ski Flight to Europe      pg.4

Victory Prospects Look Bright for University of Utah Ski Team     pg.5

Dodge Ridge to Promote Junior Skiing     pg.5

Officials Seek Operator for Spokane Lodge    pg.5

Porcupine Mtn Area Near Completion     pg.5

Dave Clark Named Chief Ski Instructor at Bogus Basin     pg.6

SRMSA Officers Split Over Ski Patrol Policies     pg.7

Over 400 Ski Huts Now Ready in Austrian Mts     pg.8

Briggs and Gore Compile Ski Booklet for US Boy Scouts     pg.8

SRMSA Ski Instructors Form Completely New Organization     pg.8

Denver Firm Plans Distribution of New Skier’s Sun Tan Oil     pg.8

New Cable Tram to Begin Operation at Austrian Resort     pg.9

Middlebury Cabin to be Ready by Winter Carnival     pg.9

Eastern College Ski Group Lists 41 Members     pg.9

Members for Austrian Nat’l Team Named     pg.9

Dates Set for Landes Jump and Alta Cup     pg.9

Dodie Post Conducts San Francisco Clinic     pg.9

Five French Guides Complete November Ascent of Mont Blanc     pg.10

Dutch FIS Entry Designs Combination Binding     pg.10

Contest Winners to Receive Free Week in Austria     pg.10

Water Skiers Hold International Meet in Florida     pg.10

Laurel Mountain Readies All Slopes for 1950-51 Season     pg.10

New Idaho Ski Resort to Open in December     pg.11

US Olympics Chances Good States Fraser     pg.11

Stowe Gets East’s First 1950-51 Skiing     pg.11

Canadian Title Events Set for February     pg.11

Several Top Skiers Retire from Ranks of Swiss National Team    pg.12

Part-Time Ski Instructors Eligible for 52 Olympics     pg.1

Keith Wegeman Paces Field in Golden Rose     pg.1

Stowe’s Bid for 1952 Nat’l Alpine Events Approved     pg.1

Record of 35 Nations Entered in Olympics     pg.1

Early Snowfalls Point to Excellent US Ski Season     pg.1

US Funds Help Austrian Victims of 51 Avalanches     pg.1

Skiers to Fine Many Challenges at Belleayre     pg.1

Thousands Thrilled in LA by Jumping from 225-ft Tower     pg.1

Sun Valley Moving Proctor Mtn Lift Onto Mount Baldy     pg.1

Accomodations in Oslo to be Jammed During Games     pg.2

Scandivanian Air Lines Sets Special Flight to Olympics    pg.2

US Army to Send Military Ski Patrol to 52 Olympics    pg.2

Winter Games Costly    pg.2

New England to Concentrate on Promotion of Spring Skiing     pg.3

Micarta Bottoms Now Used on Paris Skis     pg.3

Tavi Stocks up on Norwegian Ski Waxes     pg.3

Jannette Burr Wins Austrian Water Ski Title     pg.3

Australian Skiers to Enter Olympics for First Time     pg.4

Eastern Ski Resort Operators Appoint Williams as Prexy     pg.4

Four Lettermen Return to Boost DU Potential in College Skiing     pg.4

Engls Heads SV School McLean Joins Staff     pg.4

Marc Hodler Appointed FIS President at Congress in Venice     pg.5

International Ski Week Slated for Austria Jan 17-20     pg.5

Winter’s First KLM Ski Trip to Europe Set for Jan 26     pg.5

FIS Congress Acts to Clarify Definition of Endorsement Rule     pg.6

Canada Olympic Skiers to Wear Tyrol Allais Racer     pg.6

Western Germany and Japan Again Members of FIS     pg.6

PNSA Names Helge Sather as New President     pg.7

Beginners to Benefit by New Aspen Changes     pg.7

McCulloch Takes Over Ski School at Mont Tremblant     pg.7

Free Olympic Folder Offered by Norwegian America Boat Line     pg.7

New Spray-On Ski Wax Placed on US Market     pg.7

Engen Again Heads Deseret News School     pg.8

Three New Staff Members Report European Events     pg.9

Jay Begins US Tour with New Motion Picture     pg.9

NH Legislature Vetoes Large Expenditure for Cannon Mtn     pg.11

Ski Team Needs $50,000 Before Leaving States     pg.11

New Towers Added During Summer to Arapahoe Basin     pg.11

Far West Tries New Approach to Raise Olympic Team Funds     pg.11

USEASA Demands Same Departure Date US Olympic Teams     pg.13

Wooly Bears Predict Mild Winter in East     pg.13

Mad River Glen Teacher Authors Ski Instruction Volume  Children     pg.13

Black Plastic Top Added to Head Ski     pg.13

Wind Tunnel Tests Slated for English Olympic Skiers     pg.13

Jennings Enlarges Salt Lake Ski Shop     pg.13

American Ski Trophy Awarded Posthumously to Al Lindley      pg.14

Nat’l Ski Patrol Takes Stand on Safety Bindings     pg.14

Olympic Skiers in Service     pg.16

Robison, Goodwin Win at Argentine National Slalom     pg.16

Plymold Moves into New Burbank Plant     pg.16

New NSPS Manual Being Backed by Miller Beer Co     pg.1

Editor Predicts Old-Fashioned Winter in East     pg.1

Intermountain Assoc. Certifies 31 Instructors     pg.1

European Training Schedules Set for US Olympic Ski Teams     pg.1

Forest Service Releases New Color Ski Film     pg.1

Holiday Hill to Operate Under Single Owner     pg.1

Olympic Fund Falling Far Short of $50,000 Goal      pg.1

Urquhart Resigns as Manager of Canadian Skiers     pg.1

Swiss Rescue Dogs to Attend Classes     pg.1

Germany Sending 55-60 to Olympic     pg.1

Crans Gains in Popularity Among Swiss Ski Resorts     pg.2

$28,000 Building Program Planned fro Glenwood Lift     pg.2

Schneibs Loses Two Stars from St Lawrence Team     pg.2

French Resorts Schedule Heavy List of Events     pg.2

Big Mountain Resort Readies New Ski Trails     pg.3

Nation’s Skiers Flock to Slopes Over Thanksgiving Holidays     pg.3

Portable Tow Can be Adapted for Use in Many Situations     p.3

Interest in Skiing Shows Big Gains in NYS     pg.3

Beconta Imports Colo Ski Boot for American Market     pg.3

Numbers System Will be Tried on Winter Park Lifts     pg.4

K.I.M. Arranges Variety of Ski Tours to Europe    pg.4

Popular Northland Ski Uses French Design     pg.4

Many Miles of New Downhill Runs Opened Up Kitzbuhel Ski Circus     pg.4

NSPS and Highway Dept to Fight Colorado Slides     pg.5

Alpinists Fight Tram to Summit of Matterhorn     pg.5

Seattle Times Free School Set for 9th Season     pg.5

Reno Groups Push Plans for Major Slide Mt Resort     pg.6

NY Firm Imports New Austro Ski Boot     pg.6

$97,000 Lawsuit Filed Against NY Central by Jump Designer     pg.6

Sandler Featuring Hightop Motel     pg.6

McLean Writes Free Booklet on Selection and Care of Ski Boots     pg.6

Eleven Resorts in NH Report Daily Condition     pg.7

New Trail Bigger Practice Slope Among Mod River Glen Changes    pg.7

Instructors of Nine Nations Meet for Initial Congress     pg.11

Corey Engen Named Ski Program Director at Payette Lakes Area     pg.11

Skier Buried but Uninjured in Avalanche    pg.11

Strong Austrian Olympic Team Begins Training     pg.12

Film on Allais Method Now Available in US    pg.12

Nevada Univ Ski Team to Receive Full Support of Athletic Dept    pg.13

Cascade Club’s New Jump Hill Nearly Finished     pg.13

Spokane Lodge to Open Under New Manager     pg.13

Pepi Gabl Arrives to Teach at Stowe     pg.13

14 Avalanche Badge Awards Made by NSPS     pg.14

Aspen Begins Plans for Second Annual Carnival     pg.14

Denver Opens New Center for All Colorado Ski Information     pg.14

Rodegard to Conduct Scandinavian Air Trip to Winter Olympics     pg.14

Pine Needles, Hay Provide early Skiing at Mohawk     pg.16

Bathing Suit Skiers in Dispute     pg.16

Swiss Resorts Getting Set for Big Ski Season     pg.16

Gene and Rhona Gillis Take Over at Bogus Basin School     pg.16

US Olympic Committee Rejects NSA’s Al Lindley     pg.1

Mount Hood Aerial Tram in Operation     pg.1

Sixty of Nation’s Best to Enter Iron Mountain Olympic Jump Trials     pg.1

American Stars Reach Europe for Big Events     pg.1

Plans Made for Longest Lift in World at Shasta     pg.1

Gen Clark Halts Enlistments Into Mountain Unit     pg.1

Nine Schools Enter Meet at Dartmouth Winter Carnival     pg.1

$25,000 Snow Maker Installed at Mohawk Mtn     pg.2

All-Time High Reached at Sun Valley     pg.2

McCulloch and Rytting Capture Nat’l Giant Slalom     pg.2

Baer to Captain Univ of Calif Ski Team     pg.2

Four Students Stage Squaw Valley Victory     pg.3

Duluth Jump Crown Won by Ramfjord     pg.3

Norge Club Sets 45th Tourney for January 21     pg.3

New Tow Planned for California at Fronyer Summit    pg.3

New Foeger Ski Movie Released for Bookings    pg.3

Olsen and Running Score New Record at Tomahawk Hill     pg.5

Bogus Basin Starts Ten-Week School for Boise Juniors     pg.5

Over $1000 Necessary fro Each Canadian Sent to Oslo Olympics    pg.5

Rudi Matt Arrives at Sun Valley as Head Ski Instructor     pg.5

Aspen Ski Team Registers Win on CSR Trophy     pg.6

Devlin Takes Lake Placid Meet by Narrow Margin     pg.6

Art Tokle Receives FDR Trophy After Error Awards Title Barber     pg.6

Laurentians Receive 14 New Type Patrol Sleds    pg.6

Mohn Leads Univ of Wash to Win at Rossland     pg.6

Airline Supplies Skiers with Cars and Racks     pg.6

New High Hit at Opening Day of P-I Ski School     pg.7

Coach and Racing School Graduates 35 at Middlebury     pg.7

Dates of Aspen Eagles Junior Meet Changed     pg.7

US Jumping Stars Head Big Roster of Entries Brattleboro Nationals     pg.8

US Ski Conditions Look Brighter After Recent Snowfalls    pg.8

All-Steel Jumping Hill Completed at Garmisch    pg.8

Ski Accident Proves Fatal to Olympic Skier Griffith    pg.1

Baker Leads Field at Squaw Valley in First FWSA Racing of Season    pg.1

Safety Award Given to Cannon Mtn Ski Patrol     pg.1

Intercollegiate Meet at Aspen Set Dec 21-22

Holiday Hill Disputes Ended as Steinmann Becomes Sole Owner     pg.1

Picard Rates Three US Women’s as Tops     pg.1

Nogler of Austria to Join Staff of Aspen Ski School     pg.1

Forest Rangers Attend Safety Classes at Alta     pg.1

$300,000 Fire Levels Lutsen Resort Lodge    pg.1

Reorganization Program Set fro Tremblant Patrol     pg.2

Campbell Has High Hopes for Husky Ski Team    pg.2

Injury Forces Couttet Out of Any Further Pre-Olympic Training    pg.2

Mental Conditioning Most Vital to US Olympic Skiers- Haensli     pg.2

Second Earliest Opening in 11 Years Recorded at Pico     pg.2

Lone Swiss Climber Killed While Scaling Peak at Himalayas    pg.2

Eric Johnson to Lead Pan American Flight to Olympics    pg.3

Internat’l Military Ski Patrol Meet Set for Andermatt     pg.3

Holmenkollen Jump Scheduled Two Weeks After Olympics     pg.3

Landes Memorial Jumping Won by Barrus     pg.3

Spokane Paper to Hold Second Free Ski School     pg.4

Cooperation of Armed Forces Helps Training     pg.4

Internat’l Sand Skiing Tournament Staged on Slopes in Florida    pg.4

Free Ski Tour Folders for European Trips Available from KLM     pg.4

Berge Returns to Norway to Train with Olympic Team    pg.5

Manager for Canadian Team Still Not Named     pg.5

Red Mountain Cuts Long Lift Line by Adding Rope Tow     pg.5

New Beginners Slope Ready at Whiteface Mountain     pg.6

All-German Olympic Ski Team Seen as Possible     pg.7

Review of Barber ‘s Status Set by Eastern Officials   pg.1

Western Mts Hit by Series of Avalanches   pg.1

Squaw Valley Lift Stopped by Deep Snowfall   pg.1

Entries for Jr Nationals Due by February 20   pg.1

US Olympic Girls Set Pace to Win Swiss National Championships   pg.1

Suzy Harris-Rytting Drops from Roster of Olympic Team   pg.1

Record Number of Nations in Winter Games   pg.1

Dartmouth Downs Five Colleges in Lyndonville Event   pg.1

Holiday Crowds Establish New Record in Eastern US   pg.1

Germans Lack Official Anthem for Olympics   pg.2

One Full Teacher’s Rating Given at Recent IMSA Tests   pg.2

Barber Scores Clean Sweep of Titles at Bear Mountain Meet   pg.2

Postponement Set for Schneider Pokal Race   pg.2

Dodge Ridge Offers Free Ski Lessons   pg.2

Opening Mount Hood Jump Won by Taylor   pg.2

Univ of Wash and WSC Tie at Red Mountain   pg.2

Griffith’s Plane to be Sold for Olympic Benefit   pg.2

Perrault’s Injury Serious Blow to Olympic Jumpers   pg.3

Over 100 Juniors Enrolled in Bogus Basin Free School   pg.3

Tour of Vermont Ski Resorts Awaiting 10 Winners of Contest   pg.3

Russia Fails to Meet Olympic Entry Deadline   pg.3

Officials Concerned Over Lack of Snow at Olympic Sites   pg.3

Olympic Benefit Jumping at Salt Lake Nets $500- Barrus Wins pg.3

Elderly Skier Treks 22 Miles in 7 Hours   pg.3

US Olympic Men Set Pace in Sun Valley X-Country   pg.4

Olympic Fund Increased by Late Donations   pg.4

Injuries Force Italian Ace from Olympics   pg.4

USEASA Senior Men’s Title at Stake in Bromley Tournament   pg.4

Denverites Back DU Ski Team Trip to Dartmouth Meet   pg.5

Two Olympic Jumpers Charge Norge Club with Discrimaination   pg.5

Snowshoe Thompson Trophy Duplicate of Holmenkollen award   pg.5

Weekly Giant Slalom Trials at Sun Valley   pg.5

British Ex-Olympic Skier Killed in Spill   pg.6

British Olympic Skier Triumphs in Roberts-Of-Kandahar Meet   pg.8

Red Onion in Aspen Reopens this Winter   pg.8

Lisac Snares Win in Annual Portland Day Downhill Test   pg.8

Suzy Rytting Return Stirs Up Nationwide Dispute   pg.1

Norge Title Captured by Art Devlin   pg.1

Marvin Crawford Leads DU Skiers to Steamboat Victory   pg.1

Winter Olympic Ducat Sales Almost 900,000   pg.1

Gunderson Scores on Form Points in Everett Jump Meet   pg.1

SV Ski Club to Honor Griffith with Memorial   pg.1

Olympic Skiers Out-Jumped by 11-Year-Old Boy   pg.1

Ericksen to Train US Olympic Skiers   pg.1

Marooned Dogs Rescued by Daring Reno Skiers   pg.1

One Dead, Three Missing in Sun Valley Avalanche   pg.2

Celebration in Franconia Nets $1500 for Fund   pg.2

Skiers Warned of High-Voltage Wires in Deep Cal Snow   pg.2

Banff Winter Carnival to Feature Alberta’s First Inter-High Meet   pg.2

Crack Field to Enter National Classic Events   pg.2

Status of Rom and Colo Questioned- OK’d by FIS   pg.3

Rutland Stages Day in Honor of Andy Lawrence   pg.3

California Assured 7 Months of Skiing   pg.3

Lawrence Fills Vacancy Left by Macomber   pg.3

Bednarz Scores Class A Victory at Beloit Meet   pg.3

Donner Meet Scheduled for Air Force Units   pg.4

Grand Elan Area in Laurentians Now Named Cardy Hills   pg.4

Holmenkollen Hill to be Open for Practice Leaps   pg.4

Titles at Ennis Races Swept by MSC Entries   pg.4

Swiss Resorts in Northeast Gain US Favor   pg.4

Leading Jumpers Aiming to Break Steamboat Record   pg.5

Kongsberg Chosen Training Site for Olympic Jumpers   pg.5

Salisbury Expects 7,000 for Nat’l Jumping on March1-2   pg.5

Snow Reports Part of Large Exhibit in Montreal Stadium   pg.5

Snow Ridge Ski Program Starts Seventh Season   pg.5

Wausau Juniors Swarm to Lessons at 4-Day Ski School   pg.5

Ten Colleges Entered at Dartmouth Carnival   pg.6

US Women’s Ski Team Trimmed to Six Members   pg.6

Four US Men Named International Judges   pg.6

Langlauf Trails in Norway Closed to Olympic Training   pg.8

27,000 See Devlin Set Longest Jump of Year on Bear Mountain   pg.8

Brilliant Skiing Earns Constant Memorial Title for Corcoran  pg.9

USFS Seeking Builder for Lift on Mammoth   pg.9

Giant Pair of Skis on Way to Oslo as Display at Olympics   pg.9

Fund Drive for DU Team Gains Speed   pg.9

US Girls and Austrian Men Triumph at Bad Gastein International Races   pg.10

Art Tokle Leaps into 13th Place at Stockholm   pg.10

Clifford Optimistic Over Canadian Ski Team at Olympics   pg.10

Barber Refused Amateur Status   pg.10

Far West Areas Snowed Under by Record Storms   pg.11

Germans Disagree Over Olympic Teams   pg.11

US Skiers Top All Former Olympic Performances   pg.1

Patrol Rescues Injured Skier in 5-Hour Trip   pg.1

Andy Lawrence Wins Medal in Opening Race   pg.1

US Olympic Pair Secretly Married for Over a Year   pg.1

Women’s Olympic Langlauf Swept by Three Finnish Girls   pg.1

Giant Slalom to Eriksen; Dodge of US Takes 6th   pg.1

Austrian Ace Skies to Victory in Slalom; US Dodge Surprise 9th   pg.1

Colo Speeds to Olympic Title; Beck 5th   pg.2

Finns Capture Olympic Relay; Americans Twelfth   pg.2

SRMSA Juniors at Steamboat Led by Knowles and Otteson   pg.2

500 Worked on Preparation of Olympic Trails   pg.2

Vermonter Gains Second Gold Medal in Giant Slalom   pg.3

Banff Ready for North American Championships   pg.3

Iron Mountain Stars Dominate Central Contest   pg.3

Olympic Flame Blown Out on Trip to Oslo   pg.3

Northwest Patrol Refused Use of Nat’l Guard Gun   pg.3

Meissner Trophy to Junior X-Country Star   pg.3

Finn Sets Pace in Stiff 50-km Cross-Country   pg.3

Need of Air Force Boost Possibilities at Slide Mountain  pg.3

Denver Pioneers Drub 9 Ski Teams at Nev U Carnival   pg.4

Sun Valleyites Share Honors in Eccles Cup   pg.4

Private Turns Tables on Brass; Chews Out General at Olympics   pg.4

Frenchman Replaces Russian as Judge   pg.4

Early Morning Call Informs Mother of Daughter’s Victory   pg.4

Norse Student Jumps to Title at Leavenworth   pg.4

Vermont Veterans Star in US Eastern Senior Title Meet   pg.4

Duo of Sun Valley Skiers Star During PNSA Title Races   pg.5

Eccles Victorious in IMSA Jr Giant Slalom   pg.5

Fisk Race to Burden   pg.5

Trude Beiser Flashes to Gold Medal in Fast Olympic Downhill   pg.5

Tahoe to Stage Nat’l Jr Jump March 15-16   pg.5

Giant Pine Mt Hill Readied for Meet Mar 8-9   pg.5

Awards Presented to Santa Fe Ski Students   pg.6

Wash State College Team Wins Tourney   pg.6

Norwegian Star Wins 18-km Cross-Country   pg.6

Helicopter on Duty at Site of Olympic Downhill Courses   pg.6

Paul Wegeman Hurt in Jump   pg.6

Alberta Scholastic Ski Meet Draws Big Field   pg.6

Death Toll Rises in Alpine Snow and Avalanches   pg.6

No Combined Olympic Alpine Ski Results   pg.7

Donner Ski Resort Owners Ask Faster Hwy 40 Open   pg.8

Bergmann Claims Jumping Medal; Wegeman 12th   pg.8

Slaatvik Takes Olympic Nordic Combiation   pg.8

Olympic Men Receive Bid to Cascade Meet   pg.8

George Encil New Owner of Sunshine Lodge at Banff   pg.8

Stanford University Team Retains Hold on Tresidder Medal   pg.8

Nat’l Giant Slalom Crowns Go to Spence and Gillis   pg.1

Wegeman High US Jumper at Ski Flight Week   pg.1

3000 Soldiers on Skis During NY Maneuver   pg.1

Teams at Nat’l Intercollegiates Limited to 2 Foreign Students   pg.1

PNSA Giant Slalom Championships Go to Sun Valley Aces   pg.1

Werner and Dunn Win Nat’l Junior Alpine Titles   pg.1

Dartmouth Ski Team Triumphs at Middlebury   pg.1

Cattle Disease Halts Canadian Ski Meet   pg.1

Rugged Eastern Giant Slalom Title Course Upsets Favorites   pg.2

Eastern Senior College Crown to Middlebury   pg.2

NYC and Jersey Ski Clubs Hold Benefit for Tuckerman Hut   pg.2

Iron Mountain Jr Jumpers Dominate Central Title Event   pg.2

Sorensen Stars at Placid Washington’s Birthday Tournament   pg.2

Allais Pleased with Olympic Team   pg.2

Nat’l Downhill Trail Slated to be Rugged Test   pg.3

Barber Top Scorer in National Jumping; Hill Class A Winner   pg.3

Acute Shortage of Models for Ski Clothing Develops   pg.3

Rocky Mountain College Skiers Set 1952-53 Schedule   pg.3

Pioneer Squad Annexes Rocky Mountain Title   pg.3

Montana State U Co-Eds Victors in Big Mountain Meet   pg.3

Magney and Lemmer Share Central Alpine Championship   pg.3

Engen Leads Field at Intermountain Jump   pg.3

First 300-Ft Jump East of Rockies   pg.4

Over Million Dollars Lost by Oslo at Games   pg.4

Irked Club Will Stage No Future FWSA Title Races   pg.5

Record Field of 170 Compete in Sun Valley Race   pg.5

Norwegian Sergeant Wins Army Downhill   pg.5

Bourden Takes All USEASA Senior Men’s Alpine Honors   pg.5

Five Thousand See Clarence Hill Take Ishpeming Contest   pg.5

Zoberski Takes Sierra Nevada Jump Tourney   pg.6

Jannette Burr Smith in Swedish Slalom   pg.6

Clean Sweep at Banff by Calgary Racers   pg.6

Strolz Winner of Parsenn; 5th Spot to Reddish   pg.6

Miller and Jones Lead Field During Brad Mead Slalom   pg.6

Eastern Prep School Title to Kimball Acad.   Pg.6

Offers to Lease Chewelah Peak Center Refused   pg.6

Seattle Area Schools Lead Beta Cup Racers   pg.6

Arnfinn Bergmann Wins Holmenkollen   pg.7

Dagmar Rom Weds Editor in Oslo   pg.7

Brockelmeyer Takes Glenwood Jump Meet   pg.8

Sun Valley Learn to Ski Weeks Continuing Through April19th   pg.8

Critical Injuries Suffered by Young Skier at Pine Mt   pg.8

Canadian Experts Star in Laurentian Zone Slalom Event   pg.8

Corey Engen National Classic Combined Titleist   pg.8

Avalanche Surveys Recommended for Sierra Ski Regions   pg.8

Farwell Highest US Scorer in Swedish Nordic Combinations   pg.8

Two US Skiers Capture Chilean National Ski Titles   pg.1

Norwegian Aces to Compete in US Events This Year   pg.1

Lawrences and Acker to Run Pico Peak Area   pg.1

Three Olympic Stars Sign with Sun Valley Staff   pg.1

First Nat’l Winter Sports Trade Show Set in NYC   pg.1

Andrea Lawrence Honored by NSA   pg.1

NSA Opposes Elimination of Ladies’ Downhill   pg.1

Laurentian Ski Resorts Report Many Changes   pg.1

Congress Fails to Supply Funds for Ski Facilities on NF Land   pg.1

Hornets in Laconia Predict Hard Winter   pg.1

Austria Gets Six Major Ski Events   pg.2

Sun Valley Sets Opening for Dec 20   pg.2

Saska Exclusive Distributor in US for Kneissl Skis   pg.2

2 Water Skiers Establish New Distance Record   pg.2

Ski Jumper Named Prexy of Lake Placid Chamber of Commerce   pg.2

Improvements in All Bass Boots   pg.2

$850,000 for 1952 Winter Olympics   pg.2

NYC Site of NSA Convention   pg.3

Colorado High School Skiers Allowed Time Out for Race Training   pg.3

High-Power Lift Installed at Winter Park   pg.3

Macomber and Clair Appointed to NSA Positions   pg.3

One Killed, Another Injures in Tragic Aspen Climbing Accident   pg.4

KLM Schedules Three European Ski Trip Flights   pg.4

Pint-Size Ski Models Now Available for Kids   pg.4

Corty Hill Awarded 1952 American Ski Trophy by NSA   pg.4

FIS Takes Action on New Zealand  pg.4

SRMSA Paper Changes Format and Circulation   pg.4

Snow Machines to be Used by Three NY State Resorts   pg.4

Sweden Makes Plans for 1954 FIS Contests   pg.4

New Official Ski Publication fro Eastern Assoc   pg.5

Grant Ford to Guide SRMSA During 1952-53   pg.5

Fraser Olympic Ski Tops Gregg Line of Models this Year   pg.5

Denver to Operate Rocky Mountain Ski Information Center Again   pg.5

US Eatern Divisional National Ski Patrol Chairman Resigns Post  pg.5

Survey Set for Lift Possibilities in Estes Park   pg.5

New Double Lift Ready to Operate at Sugar Bowl   pg.6

Colorful Decal Promoting NSPS Drive for Funds   pg.6

Nat’l Ski Assoc Schedules Eight Title Events   pg.6

NSA Returns to Use of Own Rule Book   pg.6

Free Ski Movie Available from Aetna Life Co   pg.6

Former Winter Park Lift Now at Waterville   pg.6

Varied Selection of Bindings Being Offered by Dovre   pg.6

US Eastern Lifts Ban on Barber’s Amateur Status   pg.7

Free Pair of Skis to Each Member of Viking Ski Trip   pg.7

Norway Ski Club to Mark 25th Birthday in NY Nov 22   pg.7

Denver Univ Ski Team to Have Own Jumping Hill   pg.7

Dunaway Back on NNS Staff as Feature Writer   pg.8

PNSA Discontinues Publication of Ski West Mag   pg.8

Expert Says US Boot Business Best in 4 Years   pg.8

Eaton New President of Nat’l Assoc   pg.9

McCrea Takes over Sun Valley Mgmt   pg.10

Murphy Takes Over as New Manager at Mad River Glen   pg.10

Two Junior Trophies Donated for Races at Belleayre Mt   pg.10

Jay Touring US with Movie on 1952 Olympics   pg.10

Development of Sugarloaf Mt Under Survey   pg.10

Reno Bowl Development Entering Initial Stages   pg.11

New Aerial Tram Completed in Tyrol at St Christophe   pg.11

Plans Approved for Tramway at St Moritz   pg.11

New Miller Film Well Received in Denver Showings   pg.11

NY State Instructors to Meet at Syracuse on Nov 22-23   pg.11

Italian Skiing Starts Dec18 at Cortina   pg.11

Sestrieres Gains Popularity Among American Skiers   pg.11

Nat’l Results Must List Amateur and Open Separately   pg.12

Civilian Skiers Again Allowed Use of Luxury Hotel at Garmisch   pg.12

Helge Sather Re-Elected as PNSA Prexy   pg.12

Jack Reddish Awarded Jim Griffith Plaque   pg.12

Heron Installing 24-Car Aerial Tramway into the Sugar Bowl   pg.14

All Facilities and Trails Improved at Cannon Mt   pg.14

Boundary Lines Revised in Two NSA Divisions   pg.14

New LeTrapper Ski Boot Models Arrive in US   pg.14

No Attempt on US Record to be Made During Nat’l Jumping   pg.15

Captains Named for Middlebury   pg.15

Southern Cal Group Plans National Junior Race   pg.15

Ski Free Bindings to be Distributed by Northland Co   pg.15

3500 Spectator See Tremblay Take Belknap Summer Jumping   pg.16

Ski Lacquer is Same Product- New Name   pg.16

Henke Incorporates many New Features in 1952-53 Models   pg.16

Scandinavian Ski Judges Oppose Record Jumping   pg.1

United Air Lines Gives Safety Belts to Stevens Patrol   pg.1

No Limit Set on Amount Needed to Stage Games   pg.1

Construction Being Rushed on Two Double Lifts at Mt Baldy   pg.1

Ravine Lodge at Moosilauke Not Open this Year   pg.1

Berge Transfers to Middlebury   pg.1

Memberships in Broken Bone Club Show Increase   pg.1

Colorado Plans Continued Fight Against Slides   pg.1

Eastern Areas Awarded Three National Events   pg.1

Nat. Intercollegiates at Aspen or Reno   pg.1

Skiers Across Nation Cheered by Early Season Snowstorms   pg.1

Cold Winter in East Say Wolly Bears   pg.2

Free Poster Offered by Gregg Ski Co   pg.2

Training Begins for Denver U Nat’l Champs   pg.2

Former Treasurer of NSA and Early Jumper Dies   pg.2

ERP Funds Help in Construction of Kitzbuhel Lift   pg.2

New Gripper Helps Rope Tow Riders   pg.2

Engineers Develop Process to Provide Colored Snowstorms   pg.2

Avalanche Sheds Proposed fro Danger Zones on Alta Highway   pg.3

Many Changes Reported for Mohawk Mt   pg.3

Jacobs Will Coach Colo Univ Team   pg.3

Ski Groups Urged to Promote Sale of Patrol Manual   pg.3

Norwegian Ski Season Topped by Holmenkollen   pg.3

Yosemite Installs Constam T-Bar at Badger Pass Area   pg.3

Broomhall to Teach Skiing for Farmington, SC   pg.3

Another Ski Tour Added to KLM’s Flight Schedule   pg.4

Hotel Jerome Provides Bus with Hostess and Meals for Guests   pg.4

Laurentian Ski Resorts Prepare for Winter Carnival   pg.4

Beconta Imports Italian Ski Boot Designed by Colo   pg.4

Three National Title Events Still Open   pg.4

New Lift Leads Improvements at Holiday Hill   pg.5

Plastic-Type Lacquer Added to Wiessner Line of Ski Bases   pg.5

Aspen Slopes Prepared for 1952-53 Ski Season   pg.5

Norse Jumping Champ Enrolled at Wenatchee   pg.5

NY Importing Firm Featuring German Boots   pg.5

German Ski Season Scheduled to Start in Mid-November   pg.5

Scandinavian Air Lines Arranging European Tours   pg.5

Briggs Retained as Pres of Eastern Assoc   pg.7

Henke Provides Free Ski Movie for Dealers   pg.7

Free Guidebook of All NY State Ski Centers Available   pg.8

Ski Resorts in New Hampshire Note Expansion   pg.8

Free Banff Ski Movie Now Available from Canadian Pacific RR   pg.8

Eleven Jump Meets Billed for Bear Mtn   pg.9

Glenwood Lift Overhauled by Heron Co   pg.9

Free Descriptive Booklet on Quebec Ski Areas Available   pg.9

Free Illustrated Booklet on Attenhofer Skis   pg.9

Development at Sno Summit Moves Ahead   pg.10

Hogback Continues Long Range Plan of Ski Improvements   pg.10

Miller Film Set for Showings in East   pg.10

Schneider Honored at NY Affair   pg.10

Final Plans Made for Nat’l Winter Sport Show in NY   pg.12

Thorner Returns to US with Series of New Ski Films   pg.12

Eastern College Group Slates 21 Tournaments   pg.12

Allais Racer Leads Tyrol Line of Boots for this Winter   pg.12

Russians Preparing for Future Internat’l Meets   pg.1

10th Mt Alumni Assoc Planning More Activity   pg.1

Museum in Honor of Alta Pioneer Planned by Wasatch Club   pg.1

Andrea Lawrence Bags Six-Point Buck   pg.1

McLean Maps Downhill for 1954 Nat’l Juniors at Jackson Hole   pg.1

Ste Agathe Ski Center to Open Early in Month   pg.1

Silk Ski Scarfs Sold in USEASA to Raise Funds   pg.1

Central Division of Nat’l Ski Patrol Meets Dec 13th in Detroit   pg.1

12 US Colleges Asked to Form Team for Internat’l Ski Tourney   pg.1

Changes Made at Dutch Hill for Ski Season   pg.2

Deseret News Ski School Opening Dec 6th   pg.2

Record Snowfalls Predicted at Valley by Mother Nature   pg.2

Japanese Olympic Skier May Become Dartmouth Student   pg.2

Old Forge Making Plans for Annual Winter Carnival   pg.2

Training Started for Nebelhornet Juniors by Edelweiss Coach   pg.2

Heavy Snows Get Ski Season Off to Early Start Across Nation   pg.3

Joint Ad Plans Set by Pico and Rutland Officials   pg.3

Rugged Swede Skier Becomes Own Doctor   pg.3

Couttet Again to Coach French Nat’l Ski Team   pg.3

Intermountain Ski Teachers Postpone Exams Til Spring   pg.3

Installation of New T-Bar Completed at Brighton Ski Area   pg.3

Major Size Jump Hill Constructed at Snow Ridge Area   pg.3

Big Prizes Await Winners of Contest by Ski-Par-El Co   pg.4

Three Permanent Ski Patrolmen Needed at Winter Park, Colo   pg.4

Seat for Ski Poles Now Available on National Market   pg.4

Free Ski Folders Available from Austrian Bureau   pg.4

NH Resorts Set Up System for Snow Reports   pg.4

All Facilities at Cranmore Set to Roll Dec 14   pg.5

Canadian Ski Instructors School at Chalet Cochand   pg.5

Improved Duck Kote Again Being Packaged in Spray Top Cans   pg.5

Early Snowfalls Blanket Resorts in High Alps   pg.5

Ski Safety Group to Continue Program at Resorts in Utah   pg.5

New Type Nylon Boot Laces on Ski Market   pg.5

US Skiers Need Training to Improve Internat’l Standing-Lunn  pg.5

National Junior Dates May be Postponed   pg.6

West Michigan Resorts to Bid for Big Trade   pg.6

Army Training for Winter Warfare at Snow Ridge   pg.6

New Dynamic Ski Models Offered by Le Trappeur Inc   pg.6

Expert Instruction Faculty Signed for P-I Ski School    pg.6

Improvements Added at Little Mountain Area Near Salt Lake   pg.6

Toni Matt Beginning Fifth Year at Big Mountain   pg.7

Four Lettermen Return to Univ of NH Team   pg.7

Silver Dollar May be Held with Univ of Nev Carnival   pg.7

Sverre Engen to Direct Program at Bogus Basin   pg.7

New Double Lift Set to Operate at Terry Peak   pg.7

Seven Important Events Given to Sno-Hawk Club   pg.7

Newspapers Claim Impending Divorce for Olympic Stars   pg.9

Colby College to Begin Forming Co-Ed Ski Squad   pg.10

Three Rope Tow Areas in Mount Rainier Park   pg.10

Lake Placid Lists Biggest Schedule in Ten Years   pg.10

New Cableway at St Moritz Ready in 2 Yrs   pg.10

Bainbridge Takes Over Management of LaMadera Area   pg.10

Skiing to Become Major Sport at Montana State   pg.10

Hanover Ski Firm Distributing Full Line of Equipment   pg.10

Ski Weeks Top Special Events at Sun Valley   pg.11

Redesigned Top Rack Offered by Northland Ski Co   pg.11

Promotion Campaign Begun for Special Ski Week at Franconia   pg.11

Old Forge to Honor Junior Patrolmen   pg.11

Six Lettermen Form Nucleus for Nevada Ski Team   pg.11

Derby and Ball Skis to be Distributed by Bancroft Co   pg.11

Changes at Jiminy Peak Include New Rope Tow Facility   pg.11

PNSA Proves Merit of Nickel-a-Ticket Program   pg.12

Nat’l Collegiate Title Meet Still has No Sponsor   pg.12

Mont Tremblant Schedules Event Honoring Founder   pg.12

Large Jumping Hill Erected at Terry Peak   pg.12

Forest Service Snow Ranger School at Alta   pg.13

Belleayre Mt Area Ready for Another Record Ski Season   pg.13

Stowe Instructor to Lead Viking Ski Cruise in March   pg.13

Sundin Scandia Ski Available in Five Models this Year   pg.13

Seattle Times Free School Begins Jan 3rd   pg.13

New Norwegian Film has Showing in Rutland School   pg.13

Thieves Ransack Sugar Loaf Mtn Ski Club   pg.13

Plasticite Base Now a Feature All A&T Models   pg.14

Dartmouth Alumni to Sponsor Denver High School Meet   pg.14

British Firm Issues Booklet Describing Various Lift Types   pg.14

Manufacturers Show Interest in Trade Show   pg.14

Swiss Expecting Record Number of American Skiers   pg.16

New York’s Ski Bird Club Sets Varied Events   pg.16

Veteran Canadian Ski Teacher Returning to St Adele School   pg.16

Texas Skiers Get Low Plane Fares to Santa Fe Area   pg.16

Miller Signed for Films by Scandinavian Airlines   pg.1

Cortina Site of Italian Olympic Group Meeting   pg.1

Laurentian Mt Resorts Report Heavy Bookings   pg.1

Army Ski Patrol Unit in Germany Accepted to NSPS Membership   pg.1

Sixteen Awards to be at Stake During Nat’l Cross-Country   pg.1

US Skiers May Now Get Membership in Austrian Ski Association   pg.1

Canadian Ski Patrol System Adopts Use of NSPS Manual   pg.1

New York Ski Areas Urged to Issue Accurate Snow Reports   pg.1

Ski Areas in Pacific Northwest’s Inland Empire Make Changes   pg.1

Aspen Ski School to Have 22 Instructors   pg.1

French Teachers Change Duties of Annual Ski School   pg.2

Season’s First Race Staged at Squaw Valley   pg.2

Popular Jackson Hole Ski Lodge Taken Over by New Management   pg.2

Aspen’s Hotel Jerome Schedules Special Ski Weeks All Winter   pg.2

Washington DC Ski Club Prepares Area in W Virginia Hills   pg.2

All Facilities at Snow Ridge Begin Operation   pg.2

Travelling School for Ski Instructors Slated in Ontario   pg.2

Experts Dispute Merits of New Austrian Trail   pg.3

Crack Teams Entered in Nevada Winter Carnival   pg.3

Ski Jumpers Take Over Management of Area at Emigration Canyon   pg.3

Swiss Resort Hotels May Reduce Rates During Off-Season   pg.3

Four Italian Jumpers to Train in Norway   pg.3

Ski Center Being Developed Near Montpelier, Ida.   pg.3

Winter’s First Race Staged on the Zugspitze   pg.4

Pre-Season Training Begun for Farmington High School Ski Team   pg.4

Deep Snows Mark Season’s Opening Day at Dodge Ridge   pg.4

Wausau Planning Complete Winter Sports Carnival   pg.4

Early Skiing in Europe Slowed by Heavy Rains   pg.4

Free Tow Tickets Given All Skiers on Oopening Day at Bear Canyon   pg.4

New Miller Ski Film Playing to Packed Houses   pg.4

Thirty Teams Invited to Intercollegiate Ski Meet, Aspen, Dec 20   pg.4

Denver and CU Teams Start to Train on Snow   pg.5

New Style Aerial Tramway Built at French Resort   pg.5

Giant Hill Completed in Austria for Internat’l Ski Flying Week   pg.5

Bookings for KLM Ski Tours Heaviest Ever Experienced   pg.5

Henke Invades Low Price Range with New Boot   pg.5

Oregon Officials Meet to Outline Season Ski Plans   pg.5

Nickel-a-Ticket Plan Adopted at Rib Mountain   pg.5

est Skiing in Years Expected for Opening of Sun Valley Dec 20   pg.6

Former European Writer Returns to NNS Editorial Staff   pg.6

Open House Marks Start of 2nd Year at Kratka Ridge Area   pg.7

Early Ski Season Marked by High Injury Figure   pg.7

Univ of NH Skiers Open Race Season at Lyndonville, Vt   pg.7

Special Blanket Rate Set for all Cannon Mt Lifts Mon thru Fri   pg.7

Strong Scorers Return to Univ of Utah Squad   pg.8

New Spokane Ski Areas to Benefit Novice Skiers   pg.8

Estes Park Plans to Expand Facilities if Approval  for Chai r pg.9

Scandinavian Air Lines Offers New Ski Tour Folders   pg.9

Two Major Jumping Tourneys Included on Central’s Schedule   pg.9

Projects Improve Little Mountain Ski Area Near Logan   pg.9

Free Ski Posters from Austrian Tourist Dept   pg.9

US Forces in Austria Forming Own Ski Group   pg.10

Outlook Appears Bright for UCLA 52-53 Ski Team   pg.10

Descriptive Booklet on US Star Binding Available from Mfgr   pg.10

Special Slalom Races at Seattle Times School   pg.10

Facilities Readied for Active Season at Laurel Mt   pg.12

Snow Equipment Installed at Lake Placid Ski Slope   pg.12

Mad River Glen Plans Opening for Dec 20th   pg.12

Arapahoe Basin Issues Colorful New Ski Folder   pg.12

Schenectady Club and YMCA Hold Dry Ski Classes   pg.12

Ontario Winter Folder Now Ready for Free Distribution to Skiers   pg.12

 

 

 Skiing October 1958

Cover: Junior Bounous soars from a Sunlit Cornice in Utah’s

Wasatch Range

We Battled Sierra Snows by Lennie Lamb                                    pg.10

Patterns for Parkas- Skiing Fashion for 1959                                pg.22

Snow’s Fine-But Straw’s Cheaper- Fall Photo Feature                  pg.32

Ski Champions of Tomorrow- Photos by Emery Woodall            pg.49

 

Skiing November 1958

Cover: The Piz Nair Cable Car above Corviglia, St. Moritz Area

Essay on Skimanship by James G. Trager, Jr.                              pg.10

Ski Holiday in Switzerland- Travel, Photo Feature                       pg.14

Crackup!- Story by Curtis Casewit                                                pg.22

Cram Looks at Ski Instructors- Cartoons by Bob Cram              pg.24

How Bud Werner Trains- Photos by Bob Parker                          pg.27

One-Legged Wedeler- Photos by Kim Massie                                 pg.32

The Knitted Look- Ski and Apres-Ski Wear, Fashion                   pg.62

 

Skiing December 1958

Cover: Skiing Family Leaving the Eastern Slope Inn, North Conway

New Hampshire

Our Olympic Challenge- by Alan Bartholomy                              pg.10

Scientists on Skis- by Bob and Ira Spring                                      pg.30

Ski Flight to the Alps- by Sandra Heath                                        pg.39

France’s First Winter Resort- by Robert Corbier                           pg.50

Arlberg vs. Wedeln by Gordon Wren                                             pg.54

Two’s Company- by Ray Carroll                                                   pg.60

Ski Slides to Paintings by Thomas Hook                                        pg.76

Santa’s Choice- Christmas Fashions                                               pg.82

 

Skiing January 1959

Cover: Marius Eriksen (Stein’s Brother) and Bogner Fashion Model

Ina Climbing the Slopes Above Zermatt, Switzerland

Stamps for Skiers- by Tom Burrier                                                pg.14

Learning Wedeln with Fred Iselin                                                   pg.17

Alps in Ohio- Photo Feature                                                            pg.22

Winter In Paradise- Louie Kirk Photos                                          pg.26

Skiing Types- Cartoons by Bob Cram                                           pg.38

The Big Quilt- Quilted Ski Parkas, Skiwear, Fashion                    pg.50

 

February 1959

A Look at the Pros- American Ski Instructors                               pg.9

Ski Family at Sun Valley                                                                 pg.18

Of Skis, Salaams and Sausages by Zig Bulanda                           pg.22

Not For Beginners- Photos by Emery Woodall                              pg.26

Deep Powder Skiing with Alf Engen                                              pg.33

Call the Ski Patrol- Ski Minutemen in Action                                pg.42

 

March 1959

A Talk with Toni Sailer by Curtis Casewit                                    pg.8

Ski Hula                                                                                           pg.11

Skis to School                                                                                   pg.14

Ski Silhouettes by William Tague                                                   pg.18

A Way of Life- The Story of Otto Schneibs                                   pg.23

Guardians of the Alps                                                                     pg.34

Barnyard Ski Tow- Photos by Hanson Carroll                             pg.38

The Great Wedeln Controversy                                                      pg.44

Ski Fever in Finland                                                                        pg.48

Perils of Spring Skiing by Bob Cram                                             pg.52

 

October 1959

Squaw Valley Preview                                                                     pg.13

Training Can Be Fun with Bev Anderson                                      pg.25

Gertie and the Green Mountain Bear by Leon W. Dean               pg.28

Ski Fashions for 1960                                                                      pg.34

Tyros at Timberline- Summer Ski Training                                   pg.44

Ullr- God of Skiers                                                                          pg.47

Things We Learned Last Winter- Cartoons by Bob Cram, Humor       pg.50

Summer on Monte Kaolino                                                             pg.60

 

November 1959

Ski Holiday in Aspen                                                                       pg.8

Countdown on Baldy- Bill Dunaway Fiction                                 pg.17

Can Schussboomers Be Stopped? by Minnie Dole                         pg.29

Ski Pony- New Aid for Lazy Skiers                                                pg.36

Chamonix-A Glacier World                                                            pg.53

Tyrolian Ski Safari                                                                          pg.71

Sweaters for an Olympic Year- Fashion                                         pg.77

 

Skiing December 1959

Skiing with Stein- Fred Lindholm Photos                                      pg.9

America’s Only Woman Snow Ranger by Jim Scott                     pg.23

Is Your Ski Vocabulary Showing? by Murray Olderman            pg.30

Innsbruck-Olympics 1964                                                               pg.32

First Day on Skis                                                                             pg.40

Elegance De Ski                                                                               pg.46

Hi Buddy! Tenth Mountain Reunion                                             pg.52

Countdown on Baldy- Part II                                                         pg.60

Vermont’s Amazing Snite Sisters                                                    pg.73

Reindeer Race in Lapland                                                               pg.84

Sun Valley Oldster                                                                           pg.90

Memorial for Hannes                                                                      pg.100

1960's

Skiing January 1960

The Sun Valley Kids                                                                        pg.7

By Boat to Norway’s Ski Fields                                                       pg.16

Girl meets Boy at Mammoth- John Stephens Photos                     pg.29

Technique of the Future- by Doug Pfeiffer                                    pg.42

Sweater Parkas- Versatile Skiwear, Fashion                                  pg.55

He Died On Skis by Curtis Casewit                                                pg.59

 

Skiing February 1960 Olympic Souvenir Issue

All Eyes Are on Squaw                                                                    pg.7

US Olympic Coaches                                                                       pg.12

Work Your Way to the Olympics by Bob Cram                           pg.14

Canada’s New Ski Queen                                                                pg.22

Stars to Watch- VIII Olympic Games                                             pg.27

America’s Alpine Skiers                                                                   pg.34

A Tough Break for Bud Werner by Bill Dunaway                        pg.53

Riders and Sliders                                                                            pg.63

India’s One Man Ski Team                                                             pg.80

A Skier’s Glossary                                                                           pg.86

Ski and Shoot                                                                                  pg.92

 

Skiing March 1960

Spring Skiing East and West

Diehards at Tuckermans                                                       pg.8

Down Baldy Chute at Alta                                                    pg.11

Sierra Spring Carnival                                                          pg.14

Tour in the High Cascades                                                    pg.16

Young Yankees Ski the Alps                                                           pg.20

Visit to a Small Snow Covered Planet by Zig Bulanda                 pg.27

The Kids Who Wouldn’t Quit- Colorado’s NCAA Victory           pg.34

 

October 1960

Avalanche! Fred Lindholm Photos                                                 pg.12

They Said It Couldn’t Be Done- The Olympic Ski Patrol              pg.64

Spaghetti Ski Jump                                                                         pg.46

Ski Fun in the City, A Visit to Vancouver, BC- Resorts, Ski Areas        pg.58

“I’ll Make the Next Olympics”- Jimmy Heuga’s Story by Jim Scott      pg.25

Ski Bum- Fiction by Michael Curran                                             pg.22

Why Do You Ski? Cartoons by Bob Cram, Humor                      pg.77

See and Ski- Winter Fashions for 1961                                          pg.37

Shape Up for Stretch Pants – Fall Conditioning Exercises

by Bonnie Prudden                                                                pg.18

 

November 1960

Skier’s Grand Tour of European Ski Resorts                                pg.12

Improve  Your Skiing Through Slalom with Aspen’s Toni Spiess         pg.21

Shape Up for Stretch Pants Part II- Fall Conditioning Exercises

by Bonnie Prudden                                                                pg.27

The Worst Way to Die- Fiction by Curtis Casewit                         pg.30

‘Swonderful in Sweaters- Fashion                                                   pg.37

Whatever Became of my Friends-the Ski Bums? Cartoons

by Bob Cram, Humor                                                           pg.55

He Wants to Cut Your Skis Off Short- Clif Taylor                       pg.60

 

December 1960

White Symphony- Photo Feature by Hans Truol                          pg.17

Is Wedeln Old-Fashioned? by Doug Pfeiffer, Technique               pg.12

Teaching Your Child to Ski by Barbara Jones Thoreu, Technique       pg.26

Furs and Furbelows- Fashion                                                          pg.30

Water Skier at Sun Valley                                                               pg.39

Pal Joie- Tomboy of the Slopes by Jim Scott                                 pg.82

Mom Takes up Skiing by Muriel Bergquist                                   pg.42

Doesn’t It Happen to Everyone? Cartoons by Bob Cram, humor         pg.92

Do It Yourself Skiing                                                                       pg.80

 

October 1961

They Ski For Money                                                                        pg.13

Smiley Hits the Big Time- Photos by Dick Smith                           pg.18

The Mountain Doctor- Photo Essay by Heini Mayr                      pg.22

Ivan Sets His Sights- Soviet Press Photos                                        pg.30

World Record Jump- Photos by Hans Truol                                 pg.36

Accent on the Positive for 1962- Fashion                                        pg.60

Bongo Bounce- Conditioning                                                          pg.66

Those Lucky Bums Who Skied All Summer- Humor by Bob Cram      pg.69

 

Skiing November 1961

Kitzbuhel Ski Holiday- Photos by Heini Mayr, Travel                  pg.13

California Ski Scandal by Burt Sims                                             pg.18

There Is An American Technique- Fred Lindholm photos            pg.21

Sayama Ski slopes- Tokyo’s Indoor Ski Paradise                          pg.27

Death Skis the Icefall- Ficiton by Pierre Marteau                           pg.30

Target: Chamonix- US Alpine Skiers Train, Competition            pg.35

They Ski for Money Part II- Competition                                      pg.86

Skiing is Believing- Fashion                                                            pg.71

 

Skiing December 1961

Fabulous Stein- Photos by Fred Lindholm                                     pg.13

Jay Peak’s Walter Foeger- Hanson Carroll Photos                        pg.25

Sun Valley’s Silver Anniversary by Curtis Casewit                       pg.19

The Prizeby Donna Marie Forsha                                                   pg.22

Winterskol in Aspen- Fred Lindholm photos                                   pg.29
The Omelet technique- Fred Lindholm photos                                  pg.40
Ski Belles at the Bar- Sketches by Vavra                                          pg.56

First Aid, Frustration and Fervor- Skiing Report

by Curtis Casewit                                                                                            pg. 19

O p e r a t i o n   S h o r t   S k i s -   T e c h n i q u e ,   E l m a r   B a x t e r

P h o t o s                                                                                                                        p g . 24

S k i e r s   R e n t   a   C o o p e r a t i v e   L o d g e -   R e s o r t   L i v i n g

H a n s o n   C a r r o l l   P h o t o s                                                                                                                                     p g . 5 8

L o u i e ‘s   R o b o t -   F i c t i o n   b y   W i l l i a m   M o r e y                                                                                            p g . 3 1

T r y o u t   O n   S k i s -   F i c t i o n   b y   C o ns t a n c e   M c M u l l e n                                                                p g . 3 3

O n   t h e   W a y   t o   t h e   B i e r s t u b e -   F a s h i o n                                                                                p g . 7 0

L i k e   F a t h e r ,   L i k e   S o n   b y   D o r o t h e a   P e n i z e k                                                           p g . 1 6

P e t e ‘s   P a r a d i s e   b y   B o b   P a r k e r                                                                                                                                     p g . 2 2

W e s t e r n   P i o n e e r   b y   T o m   K o r o l o g o s                                                                                                              p g . 4 0

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 F e b r u a r y   1 9 6 3

C a n a d a ‘s     ’6 8   O l y m p i c   B i d   S K I I N G   R e p o r t                                       p g . 1 3

A   T r i b u t e   t o   T r e n k e r   b y   C u r t i s   C a s e w i t                                              p g . 2 1

T h e   P h a n t o m   R i d e s   A g a i n -   P e r s o n a l i t y  C h i c k   H a y w a r d      p g . 3 4

B i g   M o u n t a i n   L o v e   A f f a i r -   R e s o r t s   b y   S h i r l e y   M i l l e r                      p g . 2 6

S t e a m b o a t ‘s   S n o w y   S p e c t a c u l a r -   R e s o r t s ,   S k i   A r e a s

B y   C h u c k   L e c k e n b y                                                                                    p g . 5 6

O l y m p i c   T r a i n i n g   C a m p   a t   V a i l -   C o m p e t i t o n                                p g . 2 8

T h e   C o m p l e a t   S k i   I n s t r u c t o r -   H u m o r   b y   B o b   C r am                p g . 4 1

D e r   G r o s s   L a u g h e n -   H u m o r ,   C o u r t e s y   o f   F e d e r   V e r l a g      p g . 5 8

S n o w   R a n g e r -   F i c t i o n   b y   G o r d o n   A l l r e d                                              p g . 3 1

M t .   H o o d   H o u d i n i   b y   B i l l   K e i l                                                                        p g . 1 8

W i n d o w s   t o   W a r e h o u s e s   b y   D a w n   D e n z e r                                           p g . 2 4

 

M a r c h   1 9 6 3   ( S p r i n g /   S u m m e r )

S k i   t h e   R o c k i e s   t h i s   S p r i n g -   S K I I N G   R e p o r t                                  p g . 1 3

F o l l o w   W i n t e r   t o   C h i l e -   S K I I N G   I n t e r v i e w                                       p g . 3 8

T h e   B a u e r n   S w i n g -   T e c h n i q u e                                                                         p g . 2 2

A   D o g ‘s   E y e   V i e w   o f   A s p e n -   R e s o r t s ,   S k i   A r e a s

D i c k   W i l l i a m s   P h o t o s                                                                         p g . 2 5

A   P a g e   F r o m   G u g l i o ‘s   S c r a p b o o k -   R o g e r  , B a r b a r a   B r o w n            p g . 4 2

S k i e r s   T r a i n   f o r   M t .   E v e r e s t -   S K I I N G   R e p o r t                               p g . 3 2

T h e   M a n   W h o   H a t e d   S p r i n g -   H u m o r ,   B o b   C r a m   C a r t o o n s         p g . 4 6

M a i n e   W e d e l n   M a s t e r   b y   V i c t o r   A .   S c h l i c h                         p g . 2 0

A l a s k a   s   F i r s t   N a t i o n a l s   b y   E d   F o r t i e r                                     p g . 3 6

S u m m e r   R a c i n g   S c h o o l   b y   E d   T h o m a s                                       p g . 5 0

 

 O c t o b e r   1 9 6 3

C o v e r :   E r n s t   H i n t e r s e e r   M a k e s   a   G e l a e n d s p r u n g

T h e   N a t i o n a l s -   C o m p e t i t i o n ,   J i m   B a l o g   P h o t o s                            p g . 1 3

O n   t h e   W a y   t o   I n n s b r u c k -   B i l l   K e i l   P h o t o s ,   R e p o r t   f r o m   t h e

U S   O l y m p i c   T r a i n i n g   C a m p                                                         p g . 6 5

A r e   Y o u r   S k i s   O n   S t r a i g h t ? -   T e c h n i q u e ,   N e w   T h e o r y                      p g . 1 8

W a l l   o f   F e a r -   F i c t i o n   b y   D o n o v a n   F i t z p a t r i c k ,   R a c e r ‘s

S t r u g g l e W i t h   I n n e r   F e a r s                                                                            p g . 25

S u n   V a l l e y   S c r a p b o o k -   R e s o r t   L i v i n g ,   C .   R o b e r t   L e e   P h o t o s                                                                                                                         p g . 3 3

5 0 -   M i l e   D o w n h i l l   M a r a t h o n -   J o e r n   G e r d t s   P h o t o s -

V a i l   S k i e r s   A c c e p t   P r e s i d e n t   K e n n e d y ‘s   C h a l l e n g e         p g . 46

T h e   A m e r i c a n   F l y e r s -   b y   D i c k   D i l l m a n ,   I n t e r v i e w   w i t h

A m e r i c a ‘s   T w o   B e s t   J u m p e r s                                                       p g . 5 6

F a s h i o n s   F o r   O l y m p i c   Y e a r                                                                     p g . 7 7

 

 N o v e m b e r   1 9 6 3

S k i   C o u n t r y   U S A -   R e s o r t   L i v i n g ,   C o l o r a d o   S k i   V a c a t i o n           p g . 1 3

A q u a s c h u s s e r s   H o l i d a y -   C h a r l i e   G r o v e r   P h o t o s ,

W a t e r   S k i e r s   H o l i d a y   o n   S n o w                                                           p g . 4 1

A   F r a m e s -   V a c a t i o n   R e t r e a t s   f o r   S k i e r s                                                      p g . 9 7

Y e s t e r d a y   I s   N o t   T o d a y -   F i c t i o n   b y   C u r t i s   C a s e w i t -

A   F o r m e r   C h a m p i o n   R a c e s   A g a i n                                               p g . 2 0

T h e   A m e r i c a n   S y s t e m -   T e c h n i q u e ,   P S I A   A p p r o v e d

U n i f i e d    T e c h n i q u e                   p g . 2 9

T h e   P u n c t u a t i o n   T e c h n i q u e -   H u m o r   b y   B u r t   S i m s   w i t h

C a r t o o n s   b y   B e v   M o o r e                                                                         p g . 5 0

T e c h n i q u e s   W e   S h o u l d   M a s t e r   T h i s   F a l l -   H u m o r ,

B o b   C r a m    C a r t o o n s                                                                                         p g . 6 5

A   R a i n b o w   o f   C o l o r -   f a s h i o n   S k e t c h e s   f o r   1 9 6 3 – 6 4                      p g . 7 3

A   C r o s s – C o u n t r y   S u p e r m a n    C o m p e t i t i o n                                                 p g . 8 6

T h e   W o r l d ’s   F a s t e s t   S k i e r s -  T w o   A m e r i c a n s   B r e a k

W o r l d   Sp e e d   R e c o r d   [speed skiing]                                                          p g . 1 1 2

 

 D e c e m b e r   1 9 6 3

S a t u r d a y   a t   S t r a t t o n -  V e r m o n t   L o d g e s ,   S k i   A r e a s                    p g . 1 3

C r a n m o r e ’s   2 5 t h   A n n i v e r s a r y   b y   T a p   G o o d e n o u g h                 p g . 9 0

T h e   N e w   D y n a – T u r n -   O l y m p i a n   T e c h n i q u e

by B o b   B e a t t i e                                                                                                p g . 1 8

S k i v e e   J e e b i e s -   H u m o r ,   N e w   L o o k   a t   O l d   S i t u a t i o n s                               p g . 2 8

R u n ,   S k i e r ,   R u n -   C r e s t e d   B u t t e ,   C o l o r a d o   H o s t s   N o r d i c

C h a m p i o n s h i p s                                                                                                 p g . 4 9

A m e r i c a   s   B i a t h a l o n   C h a l l e n g e -   U S   A r m y   A i m s   F o r   G o l d

M e d a l                                                                                                              p g . 9 8

I n s i d e   S q u a w   V a l l e y   b y   J i m   S c o t t ,   F o u r   Y e a r s   A f t e r   t h e

O l y m p i c s                                                                                                                  p g . 6 9

F a s h i o n   s   G r e a t   N e w   L o o k                                                                             p g . 7 7

S k i   S a g a   i n   A l a s k a   b y   H u g h   C r u i k s h a n k , J r . -   H u m o r o u s

P e r i l s  O f   a   S k i   A r e a   M a n a g e r                                                                  p g . 1 1 5

 

January 1964

Instant Austria- Munich, Gateway to Bavaria and the Tyrol,

Elmar Baxter photos                                                                                              pg. 13

Glacier Adventure- Alaskan Ski Adventure, by Dick Barrymore                            pg.31

Is This America’s Year? Forecasts by Past Olympians and Officials                                    pg. 19

They Search for Speed- US Olympians prepare for the Downhill-

John Stephens photos, Competition                                                                   pg. 38

The Crown Jewels of American Skiing- National Ski Trophies,

by Zig Bulanda                                                                                                       pg. 46

The Mail Must Go Through- Floyd Wilson skis the Toughest Mail

Route, by John W. Pekarcik                                                                                pg .27

The Innsbruck Look- Fashion                                                                                         pg. 55

Midweek Blues- Cartoons by Bob Cram, Humor                                                       pg .64

Kangaroo Jump- California Skiers Jump for Fun, Paul Ryan photos

Resort Living                                                                                                           pg. 70

 

F e b r u a r y   1 9 6 4

W o r l d   s   G r e a t e s t   S k i e r s – P o t e n t i a l   O l y m p i c  M e d a l   W i n n e r s   p g . 1 3

Q u e s t   f o r   V i c t o r y -   T o p   I n t e r n a t i o n a l   R a c e r s                                            p g . 2 7

L o n g   a n d   S i x t y   b y   M a r t i n   C r a w f o r d -   T h e   R e a l   S t o r y

B e h i n d   S k i   J u m p i n g   b y   F o r m e r   U S   O l y m p i a n                        p g . 3 3

O l y m p i c   W i n n e r s   P r e d i c t e d -   b y   S e r g e   L a n g                                         p g . 2 2

P o w d e r   S m o k e -   G e o r g e   S c h w a r t z   p h o t o s ,   P o w d e r   S k i i n g

A t   A l t a ,   U t a h                                                                                                p g . 4 3

W h e n   I n   I n n s b r u c k -   B e v   M o o r e   C a r t o o n s ,   H u m o r                         p g . 5 2

T h e   N e w   B u d   W e r n e r -   b y   S e r g e   L a n g                                                p g . 5 8

 

 M a r c h   1 9 6 4   ( S p r i n g /   S u m m e r )

W h i r l a w a y   H o l i d a y -   H e l i c o p t e r   H o p   t o   V a i l   C o l o r a d o ,

Sk i   A r e a s             p g . 1 3

U l l r   D a g   F e s t i v a l – S t a n l e y   Z a m o n s k i   p h o t o s ,   K i n g d o m   o f

B r e c k e n r i d g e   C e l e b r a t e s   i t s   I n d e p e n d e n c e       p g . 6 1

I   D a r e d   t h e   H e a d w a l l -   b y   T o n i   M a t t ,   S k i i n g ‘s   M o s t   H i s t o r i c

S c h u s s        p g . 2 1

I   R e m e m b e r   C h i l e -   b y   D i c k   B a r r y m o r e ,   S k i   A r e a s        p g . 2 5

S k i   A u s t r a l i a            p g . 5 6

O f f i c i a l   S k i   R e s u l t s   I X   W i n t e r   O l y m p i c s          p g . 3 1

T h e   S a d   S a g a   o f   H a r l e y   S t e m w e l l -   B o b   C r a m   C a r t o o n s ,

H u m o r       p g . 6 6

I n   t h e   G o o d   O l d   S u m m e r   T i m e -   T w o   o f   A m e r i c a ‘s   S u m m e r

R a c i n g   C a m p s           p g . 7 2

 

 

October 1964

 

T h e   H a r d   R o a d   t o   t h e   O l y m p i c s -   E d s ,   W h a t   i t   W i l l   t a k e

A m e r i c a n   A l p i n e   S u p e r i o r i t y                                                                             p g . 3 4

T h e   S i l v e r   B e l t -   O l y m p i a n s   G a t h e r   f o r   W e r n e r   M e m o r i a l

S l a l o m                                                                                                      p g . 4 2

A   M e m o r y   o f   B u d   W e r n e r -   C o a c h   B o b   B e a t t i e   R e c o u n t s           p g . 4 6

G e t   F i t   W i t h   M e -   C o n d i t i o n i n g   b y   S t e i n   E r i k s e n                                   p g . 5 8

I n s t r u c t o r s   C o r n e r -   S k i i n g   A i l m e n t s   R e v i e w e d                             p g . 6 5

A n t i c i p a t i o n – O r   C o u n t e r   R o t a t i o n ?   W h a t   t h e   P r o s   L e a r n e d

Fr o m   t h e   O l y m p i c   T e a m ,   T e c h n i q u e                                                      p g . 7 3

F o u r   A g a i n s t   t h e   A l p s -   b y   A n n i e   B o u l a t ,   A l p i n e   A d v e n t u r e ,

Sk i   M o u n t a i n e e r i n g                                                                                p g . 5 0

H i g h   S t y l e   S w e a t e r s -   F a s h i o n                                                               p g . 8 2

A l l   A b o u t   B o o t s   b y   E m e r y   W o o d a l l ,   J r . ,   G u i d e   t o   F i t t i n g

a n d   N e w   C o n s t r u c t i o n ,   E q u i p m e n t                                           p g . 7 6

U S A : T h e   W i n d s   o f   C h a n g e ,   B i g   a n d   S m a l l   S k i   A r e a

D e v e l o p m e n t s                                                                                                    p g . 8 8

E u r o p e :   F o u r t h   S i d e   t o   t h e   S k y -   C h a m o n i x ‘s   L o g n a n

P r e m i e r   S k i   S t a t i o n ,   S k i   A r e a s                                                                 p g . 9 0

 

 N o v e m b e r   1 9 6 4

R e s c u e   a t   V a i l   b y   B o b   P a r k e r ,   t h e   O r d e a l   o f   M a r t i n   K o e t h e r ,  J r .                                                                                                                          p g . 6 0

A m a t e u r s   a n d   A v a l a n c h e s   b y   M o n t g o m e r y   M .   A t w a t e r

E x p e r t   A d v i c e                                                                                             p g . 8 0

T e c h n i q u e   T o d a y :   A n   E v a l u a t i o n   b y   M i k i   H u t t e r ,   I s   A p p e a r a n c e

T h e   E s s e n c e   o f   S k i i n g ?                                                                                                  p g . 9 9

I n s t r u c t o r s   C o r n e r -   T e c h n i q u e   b y   D o u g   P f e i f f e r   a n d   A n t h o n y

R a v i e l l i ,   F o r   B e g i n n e r   a n d   E x p e r t                                                                  p g . 1 0 3

S t e m   C h r i s t i e   W i t h   S t e i n   b y   S t e i n   E r i k s e n ,   T e c h n i q u e                       p g . 1 10

F o u r   A g a i n s t   t h e   A l p s   b y   A n n i e   B o u l a t ,   L a s t   L e g   o f   t h e

F r a n c e   t o   A u s t r i a   A d v e n t u r e ,   S k i   M o u n t a i n e e r i n g               p g . 7 4

L o n g   a n d   L e a n -   F a s h i o n ,   F r e n d   L i n d h o l m   p h o t o s                          p g . 6 4

S k i   S h o p   b y   B o b   B u g g ,   H u m o r   ( S k i   B u y i n g   M a d n e s s )                           p g . 7 0

M o u n t a i n   i n   t h e   M i d d l e -   b y   M i k e   B e a t r i c e ,   G l e n   E l l e n

a n d   t h e  M a n   W h o   B u i l t   I t                                                                                           p g . 8 3

S k i i n g   P e r s i a n   V e r s i o n   b y   J o h n   J a y                                                         p g . 8 6

I t   H a p p e n s   B e h i n d   t h e   H e e l -   b y   E m e r y   W o o d a l l ,   J r . ,   H e e l

R e l e a s e   a n d   I t s   F u t u r e ,   E q u i p m e n t                                                   p g . 1 1 2

T h e   I n h a b i t a n t s   o f   V e n u s -   b y   I r w i n   S h a w ,   F i c t i o n                  p g . 9 1

 S p e c i a l   E a s t e r n   S e c t i o n

F a m i l y   F r i e n d   i n   M t .   W a s h i n g t o n   V a l l e y   b y   M i k e   B e a t r i c e ,

B i l l   W h i t n e y ‘s   B l a c k   M t n .                                                                                     p g . E 1

N e w   E n g l a n d   M o v e s   t o   N e w   Y o r k   b y   A l f r e d   G r e e n b e r g ,

N e w   C a v e   M o u n t a i n                                                                                             p g .   E 2 0

A   P l a c e   f o r   P e n n s y l v a n i a n s -   B l u e   K n o b                                                      p g . E 6

B i g   S k i i n g   f o r   t h e   B o r d e r   b y   M a r v i n   M o s s                                                         p g . E 1 7

S k i i n g :   W h a t   t h e   D o c t o r   O r d e r e d -   T h e   S t o r y   o f   C r o t c h e d

M o u n t a i n                                                                                                                              p g . E 2 4

E a s t e r n   R o u n d u p -   W h o’s   B u i l d i n g   W h a t                                                 p g . E 1 0

 

December 1964

Fear and the Skier by Denise McCluggage                                     pg.52

Rural Renewal by Alfred H. Greenberg, Before you buy Virgin

Mountainside ReadThis                                                                  pg.104

Diary of a Shattered Ego by Janet Wagner,

Canadian Alliance Course                                                 pg.132

Rebel With a Cause by Dinah B. Withchel,

Racer Harry Richard Ryan III                                              pg.68

The Fine Art of Giant Slalom by Bob Beattie, the Olympians and their

Coach Show You How                                                          pg.70

Buying for the Youngsters by Emery Woodall, Jr., Equipment   pg.80

Christmas is for Children (and their Parents Too)- Fashion         pg.84

Return to the Summit by Martin Luray, Vail, Colorado, Ski Areas      pg.62

A Ringing of Bells, A Falling of Snow by Ruth Rudner-

Oberstdorf and the Klein Walsertal enclave in the Alps               pg.76

To Oslo As the Crow Flies by Tatto Murray,

Cross Country in  Norway with NATO Forces                                pg.120

Technique Today-Part II by Miki Hutter, Elegance and Motion  pg.92

Instructors’ Corner by Doug Pfeiffer and Anthony Ravielli         pg.95

The Unsinkable Darcy Brown by George Bush, Man Who Runs

Aspen Colorado Ski Areas                                                              pg.112

Mont Blanc- Del Mulkey’s Evocation of Shelley’s Poem                pg.56

 

January 1965

An End to Slalom Racing? by Roland Huntford                          pg.40

The Art of Downhill Racing by Bob Beattie, Gordie Eaton

Demonstrates                                                                          pg.54

Anatomy of a Ski by Emery Woodall, Jr.- How they’re Made,

Work and Buying Them                                                       pg.60

The Many Worlds of Skiing: 1- Photos by Fred Lindholm           pg.42

The Many Worlds of Skiing: 2- Drawings by Cecil Johnson        pg.48

Above the Blue Coast by Melton Davis, Ski Areas Above the Riviera   pg.64

Instructors’ Corner- Technique                                                       pg.83

Voyage Out, Voyage Home- Skiing and Love in the Swiss Alps   pg.67

Eastern Section

Skiing: A Nursery Story by Alfred H. Greenberg, Ski Area

Babysitting More Popular                                                     pg.E1

Skiing From Capitol Hill by Barbara Dubivsky- Ski Club of

Washington, D.C.                                                                  pg.E8

 

February 1965

The Lure of Touring- Interest Revived in Ski Touring                 pg.30

Silver Glaciers, High Peaks by Harvey Edwards and Del Mulkey,        Switzerland’s Aletsch Glacier          pg.34

Ski Mountaineering by Gilbert Robino, Techniques and Equipment    pg.40

Cross- Country Skiing by Johnny Caldwell                                  pg.44

Instructors’ Corner by Doug Pfeiffer and Anthony Ravielli, Technique         pg.53

Technique Today: Part III by Miki Hutter, Width of Track Doesn’t

Measure Strength of Skier                                                     pg.58

The Science of Slalom by Bob Beattie, Why It Has Become American

Specialty                                                                                 pg.70

Rebirth of the Butte by George Bush, Crested Butte, Ski Areas   pg.62

When It Rained on Washington’s Birthday by Mort Gerberg      pg.66

Enchanting Apres-Ski- Fashion                                                      pg.46

 

March/ April 1965

16,000 Miles of Downhill- Racing                                                   pg.27

The Big Breakthrough- US Hosts International Team Races        pg.30

The Bittersweet World of Francois Bonlieu by Harvey Edwards,

French Olympian Turns Pro                                                 pg.32

High and Mighty Obergurgl by Ruth Rudner, Spring Skiing Austrian

Alps                                                                                         pg.34

White World Down Under By Jules Eberhardt, Australia-

New Zealand Ski Areas                                                         pg.38

Spring Vacation in the Rockies: What the College Skier Wears-

Fashion                                                                                   pg.46

Parallel With Stein- Instruction                                                       pg.52

Instructors’ Corner by Doug Pfeiffer and Anthony Ravielli, Technique         pg.57

Interski: The Seventh Congress by Doug Pfeiffer and Miki Hutter,

Bad Gastein                                                                            pg.24

Jill at Aspen-Actress/ Celebrity                                                       pg.50

Buckle Bootmanship- Fitting Buckle Boots                                    pg.67

A Skier’s Roundhouse- Vacation Home Built from a Silo             pg.42

 

October 1965

Two On the Racing Circuit by Fletcher Manley, Jr., Competition         pg.64

Skiing Avant- Garde by Doug Pfeiffer, Technique                        pg.78

Instruction Corner, Technique                                                        pg.83

New Mexican Ski-Ride by Doug Pfeiffer, Travel                           pg.72

Will Success Spoil Jackson Hole? Travel, Ski Areas, Wyoming    pg.100

Mont Blanc’s Twin Valleys by Harvey Edwards, Europe, Ski Areas,

Travel                                                                                               pg.104

Ten Years for Toni by Denise McCluggage                                   pg.92

Op on Top- Fashion                                                                        pg.96

The Child Prodigy by Mort Gerberg, Humor                                pg.126

Eastern Section

Chaytauqua Harvest by Joyce Ferris Swan                                   pg.E1

Highland Fling by Tom Place                                                         pg.E4

Columns

Technically Speaking- Doug Pfeiffer Reviews Interski                  pg.24

Competitively Speaking- Bob Beattie on Overtraining                  pg.29

Car and Skier- Denise McCluggage on Skier’s Dream Cars         pg.32

Letter From Mamaia- At the FIS Congress                                    pg.40

Travel- Fly to Skiing                                                                        pg.44

After Skiing- Books, Films, Restaurants                                         pg.52

In the Ski Shops- Goggles, Equipment                                           pg58

 

November 1965

It Takes Guts- Photos by Fred Lindholm, Competition                 pg.60

Dry Land Slalom by Bob Beattie, Competition                             pg.64

The Snowplow Christie by Stein Eriksen, Technique                    pg.92

The Jet Turn by Honore Bonnet, Technique                                 pg.104

Instruction Corner, Technique                                                        pg.95

Today’s Skis: How Do They Rate? by Woody Woodall, Equipment     pg.75

Active at Aspen- Fashion                                                                 pg.68

It’s Happening at Sun Valley by Martin Luray, Travel,

Ski Areas, Idaho                                                                    pg.80

Where the Glacier Never Ends by Harvey Edwards, Europe, Travel    pg.88

The Borscht Belt Revisited by Mort Gerberg, Humor                   pg.108

The Fall Line by Jack Tobin                                                           pg.136

Eastern Section

Reserve Your Own Mounatin                                                         pg.E1

Country Club Skiing                                                                       pg.E4

Columns

Letter From Chile- Bob Beattie on Portillo and Its Troubles         pg.30

Car and Skier- Denise McCluggage on Custom Cars for Skiers   pg.34

Travel- Campers for Skiers                                                             pg.42

In The Ski Shops- Woodall on Boot Presses                                   pg.134

 

December 1965

Portrait of a Ski Council by Martin Luray and Anne Farley,

Competition                                                                            pg.56

Forward and to the Outside: Part I by Bob Beattie, Competition pg.62

Snowplow Wedeln by Stein Eriksen, Technique                            pg.99

Ski Like a Pro by Conrad Staudinger, Technique                         pg.102

Instruction Corner, Technique                                                        pg.111

Inside Skis by Woody Woodall, Equipment                                  pg.86

Fabulous Furs- Fashion                                                                   pg.78

High Sierra: Land of the Tender Snowflower by Ernie Gay, Travel,

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.90

Salzburg: Mountains and Mozart by Ruth Rudner, Photos

by Erich Hartmann, Europe, Ski Areas, Travel                   pg.68

Happi Hansi- Photos by Richard Rowan                                       pg.74

Skier’s Christmas Catalogue                                                           pg.83

The Fall Line by John Tobin                                                          pg.130

Lionel Terray                                                                                   pg.32

The All-India Ski Meet by Byron Weis, Humor                             pg.142

Eastern Section

Camelback- Model for Metropolitan Skiers                                   pg.E2

Madonna Mountain                                                                        pg.E20

Bristol Mountain                                                                             pg.E28

Columns

Car and Skier- McCluggage on Winterizing                                  pg.122

Travel- Vienna, Europe, Ski areas                                                  pg.128

Letter From Geneva- Portillo Upheld                                             pg.138

In the Ski Shops- Hats and Headbands                                          pg.144

 

January 1966

Arosa Rediscovered by Jules Eberhard, Europe, Travel, Ski Areas       pg.34

Portraits of Placid- Watercolors by Cecile Johnson                       pg.46

The Rounded Turn by Pepi Gramshammer, Technique               pg.63

Instruction Corner, Technique                                                        pg.67

How to Get the Most From Your Skis by Woody Woodall,

Equipment                                                                              pg.40

Big Racers From Small Mountains by Bill Hibbard, Competition         pg.76

Parka Parade:1966- Fashion                                                           pg.58

Charley Horse, Be Gone! by Walter Rhozen                                  pg.52

That Was the Week That Was by Dinah Witchel                          pg.78

The Fall Line: Part III by John Tobin                                            pg.85

Eastern Section

Shaker Village                                                                                 pg.E1

Nansen Ski Club                                                                              pg.E16

 

February 1966

FIS World Championships- The Other Half of Skiing, Competition     pg.27

The Contenders- Jumping                                                     pg.28

The Contenders- Cross-Country                                           pg.29

Jumping: What’s It all About?                                             pg.30

What To Look For                                                                 pg.32

Crystal Mountain- Resort Skiing Comes to the Northwest

by Emmett Watson                                                                pg.34

Courchevel-France’s Skiing Supermarket, Travel, Europe, Ski Areas

by Martin Luray                                                                    pg.38

Forward and to the Outside: Part II by Bob Beattie, Technique   pg.44

Instruction Corner by Doug Pfeiffer and Toni Ravielli, Technique       pg.59

Skiing the Moguls- by Stein Eriksen, Technique                           pg.68

Make Your Bindings Work by Alfred Greenberg and Woody Woodall

Equipment                                                                              pg.48

La Vie Apres-Ski- Fashion                                                              pg.54

Vasaloppet and I by George Bush                                                  pg.76

No Mickey Mouse for Mineral King by Burt Sims                        pg.88

Eastern Section

How Did they Learn to Ski in the Cotton Fields?                          pg.E1

 

March/ April 1966

Spring Skiing- A Sampler                                                               pg.34

The Good Life, Summer Racing Camp Style by John Jerome     pg.60

Kayaking: Sport for Skiers by Roland Palmedo                           pg.72

… And a Bottle of Rum                                                                   pg.42

Preview: FIS World Alpine Championships- Competition            pg.44

Waiting for Goliath by John Henry Auran                                   pg.48

Maine: Skiing’s Last Frontier by Jud Strunk                                pg.64

Instruction Corner by Doug Pfeiffer and Tony Ravielli, Technique      pg.51

Columns

Technically Speaking- Eberhard on New Swiss Technique           pg.18

Car and Skier- McCluggage on Reader Mail                                 pg.23

The Sharp Edge- Auran on Women in Ski Racing                       pg.66

In the Ski Shops- Woodall on Waxes                                             pg.76

Letter From Argentina                                                                    pg.84

 

October 1966

Portillo Diary- World Championships Report by John Henry Auran   pg.31

Equipment:

Ski Tests- How We Do It, What We Look For                     pg.61

Ski Test 1: The Head Standard                                             pg.64

Ski Test 2: The Yamaha Hi Flex Combi                               pg.65

Ski Test 3: The Fischer Alu Steel Riesenslalom                     pg.66

Skis: Capsule Reports                                                            pg.67

Ski Boots: Part I- Dollar vs. Value, Price Categories            pg.68

If You Go to Morocco, Take Along Your Skis- Travel                 pg.72

How To Get to New Hampshire – Ski Areas, Travel by John Jerome    pg.78

Taos- the Kingdom of Blake- Ski Areas, Travel by Paul Gordon pg.82

The Best Slalom Skier in the Whole Wide World- Billy Kidd

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.76

The Tailored Stretchables- Stretch Suits, Fashion by Peggy Collins       pg.94

Instruction Corner- Conditioning Exercises by Doug Pfeiffer       pg.105

Memoirs of an Old Ski Bum by Daniel La Grange                       pg.38

How To Ski In Your Living Room by Tom Joerder                     pg.48

50,000 Racers- What Then? New System for Organizing Races

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.87

Ski Area Development, Western Style                                            pg.99

 

November 1966

Vive La Difference by Dinah Witchel                                             pg.66

Skiwear Evolution- Fashion by Peggy Collins                               pg.72

Five Areas in a Weekend- Vermont’s Manchester Region, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.82

Skiing On the Wild Side: Val d’Isere- France, Ski Areas

by George Bush                                                                      pg.98

Heavenly Valley- Ski Areas by John Henry Auran                       pg.102

Where Should You Plant the Pole? by Doug Pfeiffer                    pg.88

Instruction Corner- Tips from Stein Eriksen                                 pg.115

Equipment:

The Trusty Cable and How to Keep It Trusty- Bindings, Equipment    pg.92

Ski Test 4: The Hart Holiday                                                pg.106

Ski Test 5: The Kneissl Red Star RS, RFP                            pg.108

Ski Test 6: Rossignol Strato Slalom                                      pg.110

Skis: Capsule Reports- K2 Holiday, Northland Golden Jet

Toni Sailer                                                                pg.112

Kissing Killy- Jean-Claude Killy                                                     pg.30

The Time They Tried to Tax the Snow- England Ski Jump in

Hempsted Heath by Alan Pospisil                                         pg.60

Science Comes to Ski Safety- Study by Dr. James Garrick           pg.80

 

December 1966

Yes, Mac, There Is a Matterhorn- Ski Areas by George Bush       pg.62

The Other Colorado- Ski Areas by John Henry Auran                pg.66

It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Valley- Sugarbush, Glen Ellen and

Mad River Glen by Al Greenberg                                         pg.70

Equipment:

Make Sure Your New Boots Fit                                                      pg.76

How to Adjust Your Own Cable Bindings                                     pg.78

Ski Test 7: The Fischer Wedel King                                      pg.108

Ski Test 8: The Hart Javelin                                                  pg.110

Ski Test 9: The Kaestle Snow Prince                                     pg.112

Skis: Capsule Reports- Attenhofer, Venture in White

Amann Plastil-A                                                         pg.114

The Last of the Freelance Racers- Rip McManus

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.82

Sweaters- The More the Merrier—Fashion by Peggy Collins        pg.88

Doing the Garlands- Conrad Staudinger shows How to Sharpen

Your Edge Control- Technique                                             pg.96

Instruction Corner– With Stein Eriksen                                        pg.99

Hey Al, Why Don’t You Do Us A Story On Ski Touring?            pg.84

The Day the Chairlifts Stopped by Mort Gerberg                         pg.126

 

SKIING International Yearbook

Competition

United States:

American International Team Races                                     pg.26

22nd Harriman Cup                                                              pg.32

US Nationals                                                                          pg.36

US National Junior Championships                                     pg.40

Europe:

35th Damenskirennen                                                            pg.42

35th Lauberhornrennen                                                        pg.43

50th Arlberg-Kandahar                                                        pg.44

25th International Hahnenkammrennen                              pg.46

The Pros:

Seefeld                                                                                    pg.52

Windham                                                                               pg.54

The World’s Racers: How They Did                                               pg.58

For the Record: Alpine, Nordic, Pro Results                                  pg.59

The Evolution of Skiing by Doug Pfeiffer, History                       pg.53

How the World Skis by Doug Pfeiffer, Technique                         pg.75

Guide to Skis, Boots, Bindings, Poles, Car Racks, Boot Presses,

Touring Skis and Bindings                                                    pg.86

Fashion: A Primer for Beginners by Nancy Amory                       pg.107

Farewell to Charlot                                                                          pg.112

Skiing to the Sixth Degree                                                               pg.114

Five Across Europe’s Roof                                                              pg.118

Day of the Avalanche                                                                      pg.124

Under Mt. Blanc by Harvey Edwards                                            pg.126

1966 Guide to World Ski Areas                                                      pg.132

 

January 1967

The Cold Weather Story- On Keeping Warm and Enjoying It    pg.48

Cheat the Cold- Fashion by Peggy Collins                                     pg.52

Equipment

If You Can’t Edge-Cant!- Mechanical Aids                                   pg.56

Support Isn’t the Only Consideration- Boots                                 pg.58

Bootmaker of the Arlberg- Ross Wagner photos                           pg.60

Ski Test 10: The Head 360                                                    pg.94

Ski Test 11: The Dynastar MV-2                                          pg.96

Ski Test 12: The Kneissl White Star RS                                pg.98

Ski Test 13: The Yamaha All-Round                                    pg.100

On the Way to Parallel- Technique                                                 pg.64

Inside Snowplow Turns with Doug Pfeiffer, Technique                pg.80

Instruction Corner- Tips From Stein Eriksen                                 pg.83

Kitzbuhel- Apres-Ski by George Bush                                            pg.66

McCoy’s Mammoth                                                                         pg.70

Curt Chase- Quiet Pro, Aspen Ski School by John Henry Auran pg.74

Gordon Lipe- SKiing Pragmatist- Inventor of the Release Check

Bindings                                                                                 pg.76

 

February 1967

Race Day- Photographer Dick Durrance, Jr.                                 pg.34

Anatomy of Racing                                                                         pg.38

Dick Durrance: The First American by John Jerome                    pg.44

Madonna Di Campiglio- Italy, Site of the 3-Tre Race

by Samuel Young                                                                  pg.46

Don’t Call It Park City: It’s Really Treasure Mountain, Utah High Life

Ski Areas by John Henry Auran                                          pg.58

Apres-Ski and All that Jazz- Fashion by Peggy Collins                 pg.50

Madman McConkey- Jim McConkey, Technique                         pg.55

The High Line Impulse Turn- Canadian Racing Turn, Doug Pfeiffer   pg.64

Instruction Corner with Doug Pfeiffer                                           pg.67

Equipment

The Step-In and Latch-In Heel Bindings,                                       pg.76

Ski Test 14: The Fischer Alu Steel Combi                             pg.78

Ski Test 15: The Head Master                                               pg.80

Capsule Ski Reports                                                               pg.82

 

Spring 1967

Helicoptering Into the Bugaboos- Canada’s Northern Rockies     pg.40

The Search for New Skiing- Colorado’s Southern Rockies           pg.44

Everybody’s Jumping- Spring Skiing                                            pg.46

On a Clear Night You Can Ski Forever by George Bush, Scandinavia pg.52

It’s Summer Skiing… It’s Europe…It’s Super Camp                      pg.54

It Must Be In Here Somewhere- Burt Sims’ Guide for Organization     pg.24

Whatever Happened to Organized Skiing?                                    pg.36

Equipment

Ski Tests: A Look Back, and a Look Ahead                                  pg.49

Skiing, Short Ski Style                                                                    pg.50

Daddy, What’s a Telemark? Technique                                         pg.58

Instruction Corner with Doug Pfeiffer, Technique                        pg.61

Anatomy of Racing- Part II                                                            pg.71

 

October 1967

New This Year… In Bindings- Releasable Bindings                       pg.62

Will Lift Skiing Spoil Snowmass? Colorado Ski Areas                 pg.66

Half of You Is Parka- Fashion, Skiwear                                        pg.68

What Next for the World Cup?                                                      pg.84

France- It’s Not All Apres-Ski, Europe                                           pg.80

Turned On, Flat Out Killy- Jean-Claude Killy Profile                  pg.87

Skis for ’68- Equipment                                                                  pg.95

Cornerstones of Skiing- Snowplow turn, Instruction, Technique pg.103

Instruction Corner- Balanced Stance                                              pg.107

Are You Fit To Ski? Conditioning                                                 pg.76

Those Speedy Americans- Americans Learn and Ski Faster Than

the French                                                                               pg.34

 

November 1967

Three Around Banff- Canada’s Rockies Ski Areas                       pg.76

My Mt. Snow Caper- Vermont Ski Areas                                      pg.80

Letter From Yugoslavia                                                                  pg.127

Equipment

Know Your Bindings: Cubco, How to Adjust and Maintain Them       pg.84

New This Year                                                                                 pg.52

Ski Test 18: Rubberized Heads                                             pg.106

Ski Test 19: Toni Sailers                                                        pg.108

Cornerstones of Skiing- The Stem Turn, Technique, Instruction pg.111

Instruction Corner- Up and Down Transitions                              pg.115

Answer Page- on Technique Problems                                            pg.122

Framed in Bold Color- Fashion                                                      pg.88

Canada Loves Nancy Greene                                                          pg.94

Shape Up, Now- Conditioning                                                        pg.99

Through Hemingway’s Vorarlberg                                                pg.141

 

December 1967

Techniques for Attack- Winning the French Way, Analysis

by Warren Witherell                                                              pg.80

Gemutlichkeit is Alive and Well in Lech and Zurs, Resorts           pg.74

Jackson Hole is for Hollerin’, Resorts                                             pg.87

What Make’s Stowe Stowe?                                                            pg.102

Equipment

Know Your Bindings- The Look Nevada Grand Prix, Gordon Lipe     pg.92

Ski Test 20: Three Yamahas- AllRound, Combi and

GS High Flexes                                                         pg.122

Ski Test 21: Four Fischers- Superglass, President, Compact and

Wedelking                                                               pg.124

Cornerstones of Skiing- The Uphill Christie, Technique, Instruction     pg.107

Instruction Corner- Edge Control                                                  pg.111

The Answer Page                                                                             pg.120

Report on Farwell- People who make a Living on Skiing             pg.84

Dollars and Sense- Fashion                                                             pg.96

The Revenge of Marvin Kornblatt- Beautiful Skiers Parable       pg.138

 

January 1968

Switzerland’s Verbier, Resorts, Ski Areas by Paul Gordon           pg.52

Mont Tremblant: Invitation to an Orgy, Canada, Ski Areas        pg.64

Mystique of the Deep- Alta’s Ted Johnson tips on Powder skiing pg.60

Fit Your Christies to the Terrain- Four Ways to fit your Parallel

Technique to the Mountain by Conrad Staudinger             pg.80

Cornerstones of Skiing- The Stem Christie, Instruction                pg.93

Instruction Corner- Edge Control                                                  pg.97

Equipment

Know Your Bindings: The Marker Simplex DL-Rotamat

by Gordon Lipe                                                        pg.76

Ski Test 22: Blizzard Super Epoxies                                     pg.90

The Skiers- 1968, Fashion                                                               pg.68

Winter Park to Aspen on Skis… (Mostly)- Jac Sangnier ,

Touring in Colorado                                                             pg.56

This Is Good to Excellent? Snow Reports                                      pg.84

Ed Scott, Knight of the White Charger by John Jerome, Ski Poles       pg.72

 

February 1968

Citius, Altius, Fortius- The Xth Olympic Winter Games               pg.39

The Olympic Scene- An Artist’s View of Grenoble                        pg.40

Olympic City                                                                                    pg.42

Underdogs No Longer- US Team                                                   pg.44

Stage for Speed- Chamrousse’s Downhill Course                          pg.46

The Men: Killy All the Way?                                                          pg.48

The Women: Three’s A Crowd                                                       pg.50

The Coaches: They Take the Rap                                                   pg.52

Autrans: A Matter of Course- Cross Country Course                   pg.54

XC: Beat the Norges! by John Caldwell                                         pg.56

Jumping: Torpedos Away! by Gus Raaum                                   pg.58

A Compendium of Olympiana                                                       pg.60

Arm Chair Olympics                                                                       pg.62

Know Your Bindings: Tyrolia Rocket  1-2-3—Heelrocket            pg.64

Mini Ski Tests- Reports on 7 Skis                                                   pg.78

Control That Christie- Roger Staub Tells How, Instruction,

Technique                                                                               pg.72

Cornerstones of Skiing- Parallel Christies, Technique                   pg.83

Instruction Corner                                                                           pg.87

Squaw Valley Revisited- 1960 Olympic Site, Now                         pg.68

 

March/ April  Spring 1968

The Best is Yet to Come- Spring Skiing                                          pg.39

Suddenly It’s Time for Fun                                                             pg.40

In the West, Adventure- Avalanche Dodgers                                 pg.42

In the East, A Pilgrimage- Tuckerman Ravine, New Hampshire

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.44

You Can’t Top Topless- Striptease Skiing in European Areas

by George Bush                                                                      pg.47

Cervinia- Matterhorn by Sam Young                                            pg.48

The Instructors Go To the Summit- 8th Interski in Aspen            pg.52

Of Sun, Skis and (Ugh) Snow- Burt Sims Caricatures the Southern

Californians                                                                           pg.54

Know Your Bindings: Dovre Model                                               pg.60

Ski Tests- Wrap Up for the Year                                                    pg.80

Mogul Taming, Coomer Style                                                         pg.56

Cornerstones of Skiing- The Fall Line Christies, Technique,

Instruction                                                                              pg.67

Instruction Corner- Turning by Doug Pfeiffer, Technique           pg.71

You’ve Gotta Be Rich… or Crazy…or Fred Pabst by L. Dana Gatlin    pg.64

 

October 1968

The Sour Olympics by John Henry Auran

Last Rites at Grenoble- Death Throes of the Olympic Ideal?        pg.67

Shadow of a Doubt- Controversial Men’s Slalom                pg.68

Whatever Happened to the Americans?                               pg.70

Hey, Hey, Ski Jay- Vermont Ski Areas by Al Greenberg              pg.72

Why Europe? First Timer’s Guide to the Alps by George Bush    pg.76

Jackson Hole’s Hoback Ridge- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson        pg.100

Skiwear-1969- Fashion by Peggy Collins                                       pg.80

Instructors on Parade- 8th Interski by Doug Pfeiffer                    pg.86

Exercise, Who Needs It? US Ski Team Trainer Tage Pedersen

Gives Facts and a Program                                                    pg.96

Instruction Corner- Understanding Skiing by Doug Pfeiffer        pg.105

Answer Page- Problems with Technique                                         pg.112

What’s New In Boots and Bindings by Al Greenberg                    pg.90

The New Skis- Better Than Ever by Doug Pfeiffer                        pg.94

Governor Adams, Sir, It’s Time to Start the Lifts- Sherman Adams

Chose the White Mountains After the White House

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.114

Letter From Bolivia- Or How I won the Bolivian Ski Championships

by James Becket                                                                     pg.136

 

November 1968

The Beattie Machine- US Ski Team by John Jerome                    pg.77

Killy Vient… Hier Kommt Killy… Here Comes Killy- Short Analysis

of What’s Great Abouit His Technique                                 pg.102

The Pros- Their Lives , Circuit and Future                                    pg.104

If You can Ski, You Can Walk- a Thoroughgoing Primer by

Footes Stroller, Famed Gumshoe                                           pg.140

Area With the Mostest- Killington, Vermont by Jerry Aske, Jr.   pg.80

Big Daddy Davos by George Bush                                                 pg.94

Squaw Valley’s KT22 Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson             pg.108

How Much Exercise? US Ski Team Trainer Tage Pedersen

Describes How to Set up a Program                                      pg.82

Instruction Corner- Turning Power by Doug Pfeiffer                   pg.113

Know Your Bindings: Saloman Step- Ins by Gordon Lipe           pg.100

Plastic Boots- Are They for You? by Woody Woodall                  pg.122

Skis—What’ll You Have? 47 Capsule Reports                              pg.126

Flight of Fancy- Newest Skiwear worn in Portillo, Chile, Fashion

by Peggy Collins                                                                     pg.88

 

December 1968

Conservation and Wilderness- A Guide for the Thoughtful Skier

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.75

How I Won the Three Gold Medals- Michel Arpin

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.88

Wee Gordy, Big Mountain- Steamboat Springs, Gordy Wren,

Manager of Mt. Werner by Al Greenberg                           pg.92

The Bowl Experience- Sun Valley, Idaho Ski Areas

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.84

Two In the Arlberg:

St. Anton: Skiing’s Hometown- Photos by Ross Wagner     pg.98

In Search of Special Snow- Stuben’s Albona

by Jerome Aske, Jr.                                                 pg.102

Stowe’s Sterling Trail- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson            pg.106

Parkas- Fashion by Peggy Collins                                                   pg.78

Set Your Edge for Parallel by Stein Eriksen, Instruction, Technique     pg.104

Instruction Corner- Changing Your Edges by Doug Pfeiffer       pg.111

On-Snow Warm-Ups by Tage Pedersen                                         pg.128

Kid’s Bindings- Buy Them the Best by Gordon Lipe                    pg.120

Ski Tests- Reports on 28 Skis                                                          pg.124

 

January 1969

Three Fathom the Deep- Powder Skiing                                         pg.53

Up, Up, and Away- Jackson Hole’s Olympian Pepi Stiegler Tells How

To Make a Real Gelande                                                       pg.56

Conservation and Wilderness- A Guide for the Thoughtful Skier

Part II by John Jerome                                                          pg.61

An Italian Charmer- Sleek Sestriere by John Henry Auran         pg.68

Aspen Mountain’s Bell Mountain- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson   pg.84

Pacific Northwest- Land of the Dedicated- Washington and Oregon

Resorts by John Henry Auran                                              pg.98

Snowsuits for Big Kids- Fashion by Cathie Judge                         pg.64

Andean Fashion Album- Portillo, Chile Fashions by Peggy Collins       pg.66

How I Ski- Jean-Claude Killy Analyzes His Technique                 pg.72

For Those Aches and Pains- Program to Get Rid of  Sore Muscles

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.78

Instruction Corner- Pole Planting by Doug Pfeiffer                       pg.89

A Guide to Mixing Bindings by Gordon Lipe, Equipment           pg.74

Are Today’s Skis Worth the Price? by Doug Pfeiffer                    pg.82

 

February 1969

Those Other Skiers- Mountaineers, Tourers and Cross Country

by George Schelling                                                               pg.43

My Perfect Race- The Only Race Without an Error

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.48

Conservation and Wilderness- A Guide for the Thoughtful Skier

Part III                                                                                    pg.79

It’s Not All Borscht- New York’s Catskill Mountains, Ski Areas

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.50

By the Wayside of the Alps, Liechtenstein by Pat Orvis                pg.55

The Bear Facts- California Resort by John Henry Auran            pg.66

The Bowls at Vail- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                  pg.74

Turnabout- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                            pg.52

Stein Eriksen Does the Mambo- Instruction                                   pg.62

Thrust Those Tips- Mike Hughes’ Tips for Christies, Technique  pg.82

Work Where It Counts- Ellsworth Moore Tips, Technique           pg.84

Blow Your Cool- Sepp Uhl Demonstrates how to Spin 180º

in Mid-air, Technique, Instruction                                        pg.86

Skiing is Kid Stuff- Kids’ Skis, Equipment by Al Greenberg        pg.50

Know Your Bindings- The Gertsch 6D by Gordon Lipe               pg.72

 

March/ April  Spring 1969

Try It My Way— Jean- Claude Killy Techniques                         pg.48

The End of Innocence-Professional- Amateur Controversy

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.50

Old Racers Never Die- Veteran’s Circuit by John C. Tobin          pg.52

Racing- Man to Man— The French- American Challenge Cup at Aspen

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.56

This May Be Corny, But Spring Skiing is Great!- Photos and Guide    pg.43

Beauty Beats the Weather Beast— Cosmetic Protection

by Cathie Judge                                                                     pg.58

In Memoriam- Brouhaha Over Ski Technique, Humor

by Rigo Thurmer                                                                   pg.60

Rope Tricks- Fitness, Exercise by Tage Pedersen                           pg.62

How to Tackle the Super Steep- Ski School Director at Mammoth

Mountain Gus Weber shows how, Instruction                    pg.68

Power Your Christies with Wide Track—Austrian and French

Feel-apart Techniques                                                            pg.83

Know Your Bindings- The Millel Ambassador by Gordon Lipe  pg.64

Skiing Under the Midnight Sun- Tromso, Norway by Jan Johannesen          pg.54

Alta’s High Rustler- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                pg.74

 

September 1969

On Throwing the Rascals Out-Changing of the Guard at USSA

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.48

Al’s Run at Taos- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                    pg.96

It Was Karli’s Year- Schranz took an Early Lead in the World Cup,

How Good Was He? by Jean-Claude Killy                          pg.77

Gertrud Gabl and her Little Helpers- Noone Would Let Her Give

the World Cup Away by John Henry Auran                      pg.80

The Old Man and the Slalom Deluge- Schranz by John Henry Auran pg.84

Duel in the Sky- A Czech and Norwegian fought for Jumping Honors

by Bill Hibbard                                                                      pg.86

To Tour, To Race, Perhaps To Win- US Team by John Caldwell         pg.88

What’s New for ’70- Fashion by Cathie Judge                               pg.103

Equipment

What’s New for ’70:

Skis- Fiberglass Harts and Heads by Al Greenberg             pg.

Boots- Plastics                                                                         pg.106

Poles                                                                                        pg.116

Bindings- New Step-ins and Revolutionary Anti- friction

Devices                                                                       pg.118

How to Pick a Pair of Skis by Doug Pfeiffer                                  pg.132

How to Pick a Pair of Boots                                                            pg.134

How to Pick a Pair of Bindings by Al Greenberg                          pg.135

Was Gibt? New Jet Technique by Doug Pfeiffer                           pg.90

This Year, How About Skiing Your Way Into Shape? Ignoring

Pre-season Conditioning by John Jerome                            pg.94

SKIING’s 1970 Ski Area Guide                                                      pg.145

 

October 1969

Defend Your Right to Ski- The Mineral King Case

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.62

Pity the Poor Ski Patrolman by John Jerome                                pg.112

Promises, Promises- Men’s Alpine Team, Competition

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.126

The Old Guard and the Spear Carriers- Portraits of Our Hopefuls       pg.128

Mountain on the Other Side—Back of Stowe’s Spruce Peak, Madonna

Ski Areas, Resorts by Jerry Aske, Jr.                                    pg.93

When Last Tailed, James Bond was Alive and Well and Skiing in the

Bernese Oberland—007 Scans Wengen, Murren, and

Grindelwald, Lauberhorn Downhill and Eiger Uphill

by George Bush                                                                      pg.98

The Glamour of Sugarbush- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson  pg.116

High Camp at Hood- Fashion by Cathie Judge                             pg.105

Jet Your Christies the Way I Do- by Jean- Claude Killy, Instruction    pg.121

Instruction Corner- Stunts by Doug Pfeiffer, Instruction              pg.141

Ski Into Shape- Oh Yeah? by Tage Pedersen                                pg.156

Here Are Skis, There Are Skis, Everywhere Pairs of Skis, But

Which Pair is for Me? Ski Tests by Doug Pfeiffer                         pg.132

Know Your Bindings: Geze Top Star- Step Star by Gordon Lipe         pg.134

 

November 1969

Playboy’s Skiing- It’s Not Even for Snow Bunnies- Hugh Hefner’s

Resort by John Jerome                                                          pg.112

The Zen Turn by John Jerome                                                       pg.120

True Grit Triumphant by John Jerome, Competition                  pg.114

Le Danger Americain- Dangerous Gals                                          pg.116

By Helicopter to Dream Skiing- Heliskiing by John Henry Auran        pg.95

Super Tignes- Wow! France, Resorts by Al Greenberg                 pg.147

Heavenly Valley- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                     pg.130

Location: Iceland- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                  pg.98

How to Stay out of Trouble by Jean-Claude Killy, Technique,

Instruction                                                                              pg.107

Instruction Corner- First Timers by Doug Pfeiffer                        pg.135

How Much Bind Does a Ski Binding Need? Release by Gordon Lipe    pg.122

Skis-Why Not Pick a Pair or Two- Ski Tests by Doug Pfeiffer      pg.127

 

December 1969

A is for Aspen- Resorts, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel                    pg.87

Cannon: Big Gun or Cap Pistol? by John Jerome                        pg.102

Vermont’s Mount Snow- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson        pg.118

Norway- The Total Experience by Ralph Thornton                      pg.98

Signs on the Slopes- Astrological Interpretations, Fashion

by Cathie Judge                                                                     pg.104

Powder Power by Jean-Claude Killy, Instruction                          pg.94

The Much Abused Snowplow by Doug Pfeiffer, Technique         pg.123

Liftmanship- The Art of Getting Ahead in Skiing by Paul Laric with

Cartoons by Dave Pascal, Humor                                         pg.136

Skis for ’70- How Do They Rate?- Ski tests’ Capsule Reports

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.116

How Safe are Safety Straps? Options by Gordon Lipe                 pg.113

You Get Hurt, So Who’s To Blame? Admonition to the Suit Happy

by Dan Penofsky, Lawsuits                                                   pg.76

1970's

January 1970

Kids, This is a Mountain, This is a Ski- Children and Skiing

by George Schelling                                                               pg.80

Straight Down- Dick Buek, Hero  by John Jerome and Jim Scott         pg.85

Val Gardena: Unexpected and Beautiful- Enthusiasm for the Tourist

by Jim Becket                                                                         pg.59

Boyne Country: Big Time Skiing, Midwestern Style by John Jerome   pg.68

A Reno Vacation- Ski Areas, Resorts by Al Greenberg                 pg.89

Sun Valley’s Baldy- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                pg.106

Kicky New Pants- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                  pg.64

On the Steep- Hints by Jean-Claude Killy, Instruction                  pg.71

Liftmanship II by Paul Laric, Cartoons by Dave Pascal               pg.94

Lift, Point and Squash- Converting the Stem to Parallel

by Sven Coomer, Instruction                                                 pg.98

Mystique and Ritual: The Art of Selecting Your Skis

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.74

The Old Friction Bugaboo- Steps to Reduce Friction by Gordon Lipe  pg.78

 

February 1970

Val Gardena: Prelude to a Pro League by John Henry Auran

Competition                                                                            pg.47

How to Win at Slalom- An Understanding of Strategy, FIS

Championships by Jean-Claude Killy                                  pg.50

Skin Strategy- Ski Care Plan by Cathie Judge, Health                 pg.34

Mike Who? Skiing’s True  Superman by John Jerome                pg.52

Suspended Moments-Photos                                                           pg.58

Vermont Step by Step- Vacations by Lance Tapley                      pg.62

Czechoslavakia- Travel, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg                     pg.54

Canada’s Mt. Tremblant- Watercolor art by Cecile Johnson       pg.78

Carve That Turn- How to Add Precision by Doug Pfeiffer and

Sven Coomer, Technique                                                       pg.71

Bottom Problems- Equipment Ailments- How to Diagnose and

Treat Them by Mike Maginn and George Schelling            pg.83

The Eckel Royal- Bindings, Equipment by Gordon Lipe              pg.88

 

March/ April Spring1970

The Ultimate Schuss- Speed Skiing Carried to Maniacal Limits

by John Jerome, Competition                                               pg.54

The Killy Challenge- Racing Format for the 70′s?                        pg.74

Spring Cleaning- Clearance of Photos                                            pg.45

More to Come- Lots of Snow if You Know Where to Look

by Mike Maginn                                                                    pg.49

Night Skiing by Al Greenberg                                                        pg.60

Have a Spring Fling- Fashion by Cathie Judge                             pg.68

For the Late, Late Show- Ski Kaprun, Kitzsteinhorn Glacier

Travel, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg, Spring- Summer Skiing        pg.50

Adventure in New Zealand- The Tasman Glacier, Travel, Ski Areas

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.57

California’s Mammoth Mountain- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson,

Text by Doug Pfeiffer                                                            pg.76

Tricks for Kicks- Rudi Wyrsch and Doug Pfeiffer                        pg.62

The Spectacular Aerial Turn- Pointers with Pepi Stiegler              pg.86

The New Tyrolias- Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                pg.71

Ski Waxing by Mike Maginn                                                          pg.81

 

September 1970

Report from San Francisco- USSA Convention, Charlie Gibson

At the Top by John Jerome,                                                  pg.46

The Season of Gloom- Chaos and Frustration Everywhere at the

Start of the Decade by John Jerome, Competition              pg.81

What Happened to the Americans This Time? Val D’Isere

by John Jerome, Competition                                               pg.86

The First Biennial Amateur World Championships for Professional

Ski Racers- FIS at Val Gardena by John Jerome, Competition    pg.88

How a Cripple Took it All- Billy Kidd’s Gold Medal Performance

by Tage Pedersen, Competition                                             pg.84

While the Vodka Flowed- Russians at the FIS Nordics

by John Caldwell                                                                   pg.92

Europe: A Rookie’s Primer, Travel by John Jerome                     pg.138

The East: Primer for Masochists by Al Greenberg, Travel            pg.140

The West: Primer for Powder by John Henry Auran, Travel       pg.142

Skis: The New Crop— Plastics and Big, Bold Ads by Al Greenberg      pg.108

Bubble, Bubble- No Toil, No Trouble- New Comfort in Boots     pg.110

Equipment

The New Bindings: They’re Really New- Greater Safety               pg.116

Selecting the Right Bindings                                                           pg.118

Selecting the Right Poles                                                                  pg.119

The New Poles by Mike Maginn                                                     pg.120

Which Boot for You? by John Henry Auran                                pg.124

A Pair of Ski s Right for You- How to Find them                          pg.126

Sneak Preview- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                      pg.97

Power to the Ski Instructor- NASIC at Vail, Colorado

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.128

 

October 1970

Power To You, Skier- New Think Revolution by Doug Pfeiffer   pg.115

Conditioning for the Tight (Tight Ligaments) by Tage Pedersen pg.125

Letter From… Where? Crans- Montana, Switzerland, Travel

Ski Areas by Cathie Judge                                                    pg.76

Will a Lift Line Wait Spoil Ernie Blake? Taos, New Mexico

Travel, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg                                       pg.79

Everything You Wanted to Know About the Eastern Slopes

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.84

Austria From A to Z by George Bush, Travel, Ski Areas              pg.90

Big Burn at Snowmass- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

`Text by John Henry Auran                                                  pg.110

Dawn of the Age of Customizing- A Guide to Perfect Boot Fitting

by John Henry Auran, Equipment                                       pg.82

A Dozen Ways You Can Break Your Leg by Gordon Lipe

Accidents                                                                                pg.95

Ski Tests by Doug Pfeiffer                                                               pg.168

Turkiyeye Hosgeldiniz! Fashion shot in Turkey by Cathie Judge pg.99

Key for the Pros? Big Paydays Won’t Come until Ski Races

Get Niche on TV by Jean-Claude Killy                                pg.108

Behind “The World of Karl Schranz” Paul Ryan Film

by Ellie Waterston                                                                  pg.130

 

November 1970

At Last- An Easy Way to Teach Yourself How to Ski- Guide for

Beginners and All Afflicted with the Stem Habit

by Stan Tomlinson, Instruction                                             pg.89

Moving Fast- Speed Skiing, Instruction by Jean-Claude Killy     pg.99

If You’re Loose, Get Strong- Exercises for the Double Jointed

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.122

Ski Tests for ’70-’71—Results from Annual Ski Test Program

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.113

“Dear Mr. Lipe, Keep Me Out of a Cast” Excerpts from Reader

Correspondence                                                                     pg.134

The Spirit of ’71- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                   pg.103

Letter from Japan- Travel by O. Thomas Hayes III                     pg.36

High Rise in the High Alps- French Resorts, Travel by Al Greenberg    pg.81

Let There Be Vail- Colorado Resorts, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel        pg.94

Stratton: The Gentleman’s Mountain- Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson                                                                  pg.108

Three for ’72- Palmers and Steve Lathrop, Competition

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.86

I Lost It at Jay Peak by Chris McCall                                            pg.126

On the Bum- New Breed of Ski Bums by Paul Gordon                 pg.138

 

December 1970

To Ski the Eiger—Sylvain Saudan Skis the Steepest

by Harvey Edwards                                                               pg.90

The Sit-In at the Ski School Bell- Ski Instructor’s Life

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.94

Stocking Stuffers- Christmas Ideas by Beverly Smith                   pg.166

Would You Offer a Lady a Trip to Jackson Hole?

by Margaret Bennett, Travel;  Ski Areas                              pg.44

How to Succeed in St. Moritz without a Numbered Bank Account

by George Bush, Travel                                                         pg.85

The Powder Boondoggle: An Executive’s Diary, Skiing Outside

Salt Lake City, Ski Areas, by Paul Gordon                          pg.98

Winter Park- The Ideal Hill—Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

Text by Al Greenberg                                                            pg.116

Speed for Fun by Jean-Claude Killy, Instruction                          pg.102

Fall-Safe- Art to Getting Tripped Up  by Sven Coomer                pg.121

For a Quicker Recovery, Exercise by Tage Pedersen                     pg.132

Lifting the Fog Over Goggleland- Ski Goggles, Equipment

by Mike Maginn                                                                    pg.66

Which Skis for You? Test Results by Doug Pfeiffer                      pg.105

Dear Mr. Lipe: Which Binding Do You Recommend?                  pg.128

Getting It all Together- Fashion by Cathie Judge                          pg.109

 

January 1971

Cross-Country- The Real Lowdown- A Subversive Article

by Woody Woodall                                                               pg.63

Was It Luck? Winning by Ruling Out the Possibility of Chance

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.104

Dressing the Part-X-C Fashion by Cathie Judge                            pg.70

I’m Glad Whistler Lost the Olympic Bid- Glad, Do You Hear?

Canada, Travel, Ski Areas by John Jerome                         pg.74

Yes, They Ski In Lebanon- Arabian Ski Areas, Travel

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.84

Look Southward, Skier- Southern US Skiing by Dinah Witchel  pg.90

Waterville Valley- The Secret’s Out—Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson                                                                  pg.98

Overcome the Mogul Menace- Alta Instructor Andy Shearer

Shows How, Instruction, Technique, Doug Pfeiffer             pg.76

Tame the Super- Slick— Advice from Stowe Ski School Director

Kerr Sparks with John Henry Auran                                   pg.108

If You Can’t Ski Parallel- Cant—by Warren Witherell, Equipment      pg.94

The Rosemount SE-1—Lotork-SE-2 System (Bindings)

by Gordon Lipe                                                                     pg.112

 

February 1971

Easy Turns for Easy Slopes- Christies by Jean-Claude Killy

Instruction, Technique                                                           pg.44

Improve Your Feel for Your Edges- Jim McDill Shows Exercises

for More Control                                                                   pg.48

It’s Wild! It’s a Wheelie! Show off Turn with Bob Burns

with John Henry Auran                                                        pg.63

Letter From Spain- Solynieve Ski Areas, Travel by Mike Booth  pg.24

They Ski Here? Whiteface Mountain, New York Ski Areas, Travel      pg.37

UP the Peninsula- Michigan Ski Areas by Ralph Thornton          pg.52

Boyne: The Snow Plated Mountain- Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson                                                                  pg.66

Good Night David: Hello Big Sky- Montana Ski Areas, Chet Huntley

by Ellie Waterston                                                                  pg.74

Which Skis For You? Part III- Ski Test Program Results             pg.56

Gordon Lipe’s Binding Clinic- Readers’ Problems Analyzed        pg.71

Cast Off Advice- Words of Wisdom to Help Enjoy the Breaks of the

Sport, by Sally Tawil, Drawings by Robert Pliskin              pg.60

 

Spring 1971

Skiing to a Degree- Directory to the Best Skiing Schools

by Lance Tapley                                                                    pg.58

The Greening of Skiing- Spring Skiing by Mike Maginn             pg.60

Ski Chamonix and Die- Vallee Blanche and Les Grands Montets

by Jim Becket                                                                         pg.37

Enter the Lumber Companies- Scott Paper Co. and Squaw Mtn.

Maine by John Jerome                                                          pg.46

Sugarloaf- Maine’s Kilimanjaro- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson     pg.50

Anticipation: Key to Modern Skiing- Turning Power

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.55

Fight Back! by Doug Pfeiffer:

Weapons I and II: Hermann Goellner and Ultimate

One-Up-Manship                                                         pg.68

Weapons III: The Super Tippy Toe Stand with Ruedi Wyrsch    pg.72

Weapons IV and V: Twist Around Masochism with Sepp Uhl     pg.74

Help Yourself to Parallel- Kick the Curse of the Stem Habit with

advice from Max Good by Doug Pfeiffer                             pg.76

Gordon Lipe’s Binding Clinic                                                         pg.24

Boot Sufferers- The Millenium is Here- Discovery to Relieve

Foot Pain by Leonard Bernstein                                           pg.88

Save Face- Sun and Weather Damage by Cathie Judge                pg.66

Snow’s Secret by Ellie Waterston                                                    pg.44

The Mail Did Go Through- Skiing Courier by Jay George Ransom     pg.62

Skiers Without Sight- Blind Skiers by Ellie Waterston                  pg.81

 

September 1971

SKIING’s 1971-72 Buying Guide: (Equipment)                            pg.77

A Whole New World of Skis by John Henry Auran            pg.78

Boots: Pluperfect or Too Perfect? There Can be Too Much

Control by John Henry AUran                                 pg.80

The Search for the Perfect Binding by Al Greenberg           pg.82

The Pole Story by Mike Maginn                                           pg.86

New for ’72: Glad Rags- Fashion by Cathie Judge                        pg.92

Competition:

The Year Our Nordic Baby Began to Feel Its Oats: Swor, Martin,

Elliot, Rockwell, Devecka and Miller by John Caldwell      pg.102

The Year the World Cup Lost Its Sex Appeal by John Jerome    pg.104

Chapter 2: Things Never Looked Better, and Then… Oh Boy-

Tht’s How It Was For the US Team                                      pg.107

Winners and Losers- This Season’s Gallery                                   pg.108

Crystal Mountain- Son of Rainier— Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson, Text by John Henry Auran                   pg.120

Letter From Detroit- USSA Convention, Olympics by John Jerome      pg.28

The Greatest Show on Snow- Format for the Best Skiers

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.88

 

October 1971

Vacation Planning Guide:

How to Pick a Ski Area by Al Greenberg                                       pg.88

Where to Ski: Capsule Reports of Ski Areas in:

United States and Canada                                                     pg.92

Europe                                                                                    pg.94

How to Survive in Europe by Don Linn                                        pg.97

Whatever Happened to the Warming Shack? Previews of

New Ski Areas,  Refurbishing of Old Areas

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.98

Vermont’s Bormley Mountain- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

Text by Dinah Witchel                                                           pg.116

Letter From New Zealand- Don’t Believe Everything You See in a

Dick Barrymore Movie by Hans Kosak                                pg.54

SKIING’s 7th Annual Ski Test Reports                                          pg.123

Are the Bugs Out of the Foam? by John Henry Auran                pg.114

The Spademan System- How to Get the Most Out of Your

Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                                      pg.138

Hullabaloo at Interski: Amicablity at NASIC- Two International

Meetings of Ski Instructors  (Germany and Colorado)

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.101

Conditioning for Beginners by Tage Pedersen                               pg.136

A La Mode: Le Ski Hot- Hot Shot Skiers at Vail set the Pace for

Fashion by Cathie Judge                                                       pg.107

 

November 1971

Skiing ’72- Where It’s At, Profile                                                    pg.112

They’re Recycling Colorado’s High Peaks- Summit County near Lake

Dillon is Busy With Ski Activity by Al Greenberg                pg.100

Solden: Austria’s Ski Happy Peyton Platz- Ski Areas by George Bush  pg.106

The Vermont Experience  by Martin Luray                                  pg.108

Steamboat: Ski Town’s Mounatin- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

Text by Al Greenberg                                                            pg.134

Picking Your X-C Gear by Woody Woodall, Cross- Country

Equipment                                                                              pg.126

Through the Nordic Brand-Name Thicket- This Year’s Equipment

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.130

SKIING’s 7th Annual Ski Test Reports- Part II                             pg.143

Look What’s Happening at Look- How to Get the Most From Your

Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                                      pg.148

Fit to be Stretched- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                 pg.118

Revolution in Ski Teaching by Doug Pfeiffer                                pg.132

Had a Lesson Lately? How to tell if Your Inctructor Has Given

You Your Money’s Worth by Doug Pfeiffer                        pg.140

 

December 1971

The Great T & E  Shakeup- New Technology in Skis and Boots

and How Skiers Use It by Doug Pfeiffer                               pg.110

Letter From Cortina by Paul Gordon, Ski Areas, Travel              pg.54

The California Experience by Paul Gordon, Ski Areas, Travel    pg.89

Stratton on the Split Level by Dinah Witchel                                 pg.98

Take the Kids to France! Ski Vacations with the Whole Family

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.106

Stowe: Supreme and Serene- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

Text by John Auran                                                              pg.124

SKIING’s 7th Annual Ski Test Reports- Part III                           pg.131

Anti Friction Devices- Do They Work? by Al Greenberg, Equipment   pg.138

The Coaches: Who Is Wearing the Black Hat? Is WIlly Schaeffler

Tyrant or Hero? by John Jerome                                         pg.96

The Cochran Cartel- Sapporo by John Jerome                             pg.104

 

Holiday 1971-72

Touring in the Sangre de Cristos- Cross- Country at over 11,000

Feet by Al Greenberg                                                             pg.41

The Case for the Small, Family Ski Area  by Al Greenberg          pg.46

Adelboden, Of Course- Switzerland, Resorts,

Travel by George Bush                                                          pg.73

Your Kids and Skiing- Instruction by John Henry Auran           pg.48

Leave It to the Ski School- Sigi Engl of Sun Valley Tells How His

School Handles the Kids                                                        pg.50

Teaching Your Own                                                                        pg.51

The ABC’s of X-C—Primer on How to Get Your Kids to Take Cross

Country First Steps by John Caldwell                                  pg.56

Oh, for a Snow White Christmas- Children’s Styles At Santa’s

Workshop by Cathie Judge                                                   pg.65

Kid’s Bindings Revisited by Gordon Lipe, Equipment                  pg.58

St. Nick, You Fink- Surprise Packages Don’t Always Work

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.62

Dear Santa: Send Me to a Racing Camp by Dinah Witchel          pg.70

Goodies to Get or Give- Gift Suggestions by Cathie Judge           pg.90

 

February 1972

Stand Up! Are You Giving in to that Incipient Fall Too Easily?

Guide to Keeping Your Balance by Doug Pfeiffer

Instruction                                                                              pg.65

Those Far Out Powder Freaks- Bob Smith and Sam Southwick

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.41

Slalom’s 50th Birthday by John Henry Auran                              pg.46

Life in a Ski Town by John Jerome                                               pg.48

Will the Real Numero Uno Become Super Numero Uno?

Gustavo Thoeni and Sapporo by Melton Davis                   pg.50

Hunter- How You’ve Changed! by Denise McCluggage, Ski Areas       pg.52

Klosters: A Limited Edition- Switzerland, Ski Areas

by Ellie Waterston                                                                  pg.56

Mad River Glen: For the Dedicated- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

Text by Al Greenberg                                                            pg.77

Mata Hari of the Matterhorn? Fashion by Cathie Judge              pg.59

Where Does the Binding Go? Equipment by Gordon Lipe           pg.74

 

Spring 1972

Special Olympic Section:

Gotterdammerung at Sapporo- No Hiding the Cracks in the Olympic

Facade                                                                                    pg.33

Alpine Men: The Likely Contenders by John Jerome                   pg.34

Alpine Women: Beating the Odds by John Jerome                       pg.36

The Nordic Cry: Stop the Russkis! by John Caldwell                   pg.38

“Big Excite” at Sapporo- a Round Eyed Look at a APart of Skiing

Most Americans Will Only See on Television by Doug Pfeiffer     pg.42

What Do You Know…About the Winter Olympics? Olympic Facts

and Trivia Compiled by John Henry Auran                        pg.46

Who Won What When? List of Medal Winners from Last Four

Winter Games                                                                        pg.48

SKIING Magazine’s Guide to the TV Olympics                            pg.49

The US Team: It’s a Matter of Budget- Why Americans Won’t Win

as Many Medals as You Think They Should                       pg.50

The Alpine Events: Speed vs. Control                                            pg.52

The Nordic Events: Viewers’ Favorites- Finer Points to Watch for         pg.58

“And Now, a Word from Sapporo…” Complete Olympic Program      pg.62

 

Letter From Oslo- Ski Touring, Holmenkollen by Woody Woodall       pg.72

Skiing the Cariboos- Canada, Ski Areas, Travel by Mike Maginn        pg.87

Tuning Ski Bindings for Racing by Gordon Lipe                         pg.82

How to Make Molehills of Moguls by Doug Pfeiffer and

Stan Tomlinson, Instruction, Technique                               pg.65

Moguls- The Wong Way by Doug Pfeiffer with Hot Dogger

Wayne Wong                                                                         pg.70

Are You Getting the Most From Your Chair Lift Ride? A Way

to Catch Up on Neglected Conditioning by Rita Chazen     pg.100

Through Woods-East and West- A Poetic Evocation of What

to Wear when Touring by Cathie Judge                              pg.75

Military Skiing is to Skiing as Military Music is to Music- If You

Have Visions of 10th Mountain Glory, Forget Them!

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.104

 

September 1972

Equipment:

Gearing Up for ’72-’73                                                                    pg.83

Skis- All aboard the Short Ski Bandwagon! by John Auran        pg.84

Boots- New Ideas in “Functional Fit” by John Auran         pg.88

Poles- “Space Age Aluminum” and the Colors of Aquarius

by Al Greenberg                                                         pg.92

Bindings- Joining the Equipment Revolution by Al Greenberg    pg.95

Skiwear ’73- As You Like It by Cathie Judge                      pg.100

 

SKIING’s ’72-’73 Buying Guide

How to Pick a Ski Shop                                                         pg.110

…Skis                                                                                      pg.111

…Boots                                                                                    pg.113

…Bindings                                                                              pg.114

…Poles                                                                                     pg.116

Competition:

Sapporo: Can This Be Ski Racing? It Didn’t Look That Way with

the Austrians and the French Shut Out by John Jerome     pg.118

The World Cup Dilemma: Racing at Sixes and Sevens

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.122

US Team: The Best of Times, The Worst of Times by John Jerome      pg.126

Sapporo: Nordic Excitement in the Land of Aahs

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.128

The Hahnenkamm at Kitzbuhel by Jean- Claude Killy, Race Courses  pg.132

 

October 1972

The Travel Game- Powder, Sunshine, Great Food and Enjoyable

Companions Wherever You Go by Dinah Witchel              pg.75

A Round the World Areas Sampler                                                pg.84

US Areas:

Super- Areas                                                                           pg.85

For the Family                                                                        pg.86

Special Experiences                                                                pg.87

Long and Late                                                                       pg.88

Something for Everyone                                                        pg.89

More than a Hobson’s Choice                                               pg.139

Mini- Vacations                                                                      pg.146

New to the Game                                                                    pg.149

Europe, Canada and Others:

Austria                                                                                    pg.90

France                                                                                     pg.91

Italy                                                                                        pg.92

Switzerland                                                                             pg.93

Canada                                                                                   pg.136

Elsewhere                                                                                pg.148

Exotica                                                                                    pg.148

Shaping Up the Mountain- Resort Report by Alan Pospisil          pg.32

USSA Convention: The Professionals Take Over- News from Seattle

Where USSA Is Headed by John Jerome                             pg.56

Your Very Own Ski House! by Vivian Foltz                                  pg.94

Cubcos for Experts: The Brute and Mogul Jumper- How to Get the

Most from Your Bindings by Gordon Lipe                          pg.96

You Can’t See the Forest for the Touring Skis- Cross- Country Skis,

Equipment by John Jerome                                                  pg.107

Varieties of Touring- At Least Four Different Types of  Touring

Experiences Requiring Different Equipment by Daniel Ford        pg.110

The Lilliputian Revolution- Test Reports on Short Skis

by Doug Pfeiffer and Mike Maginn                                      pg.120

Hot- Dogs- We Love You! Fashion by Cathie Judge                     pg.99

Shape Up To Ski- General Conditioning by Tage Pedersen          pg.22

Some Hope Left for the Ski Instructor? PSIA by Dick Dorworth pg.124

Sweeter Smells the Instructors’ Barnyard- Despite the Gibberish

in the  Latest PSIA Handbook, the American Technique

is a Change for the Better by Doug Pfeiffer                          pg.127

The Piste Verte at Chamonix- How to Ski the World’s Most

Challenging Race Courses by Jean-Claude Killy                 pg.132

 

November1972

Me and Truck- Out of College and Onto the Slopes for this

Ski Bum by Bob Jamieson                                                    pg.136

The Swiss Experience- From Adelboden to Zermatt, European

Ski Areas by George Bush                                                     pg.105

Utah: Burn Before Reading- Skiing the Great Straight Chute of High

Rustler and Environs, Ski Areas by John Skow                  pg.134

Hot- Photo Story on Hotdoggers, Freestyle by Doug Pfeiffer

Photos by Scott Nelson and Virginia Sturgess                      pg.116

The New Pros- Racing as Show Biz—Spider Sabich and Co. Have

Proved that Ski-For-Pay Racing Can Work by John Jerome

Competition                                                                            pg.127

Why Our Racers Don’t Win by Dick Dorworth, Competition      pg.130

Skiing’s Eighth Annual Ski Test Program-Choosing the Right Ski

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.142

The Marker M-4 Toe with Rotamat or Elastomat Heel- How to get the

Most From Your Bindings by Gordon Lipe                         pg.152

Shape Up to Ski (II)- Exercise by Tage Pedersen                           pg.158

Condominiums-To Buy or Not to Buy- Should You Join the Crowd

that’s Buying Ski-Country Apartments? Vacation Real Estate

by Burton Kaplan                                                                  pg.110

What’s it Like to Own a Condominium? For One Illinois Businessman

Aspen Apartment Has Been Great by Carole Newcomer     pg.114

The Piste Emile Allais at Megeve- World’s Great Downhills

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.156

 

December 1972

The Stem- Should We Love It or Leave It? by Doug Pfeiffer

Instruction                                                                              pg.98

Innsbruck: Skiing’s Capital City- Cultured Metropolis and Many Runs

In this Tyrolean Center, Travel, Europe, Ski Areas

by George Bush                                                                      pg.93

Yes, There’s Skiing in New Hampshire- Northeast, Ski Areas       pg.122

Sugar Bowl: San Fransisco Style- Watercolor art by Cecile Johnson

Text by Margaret Bennett                                                     pg.129

Letter From Andorra- Once Upon a Time Skiing in the Land of

Smugglers by Mike Booth                                                     pg.138

Kid’s Clothes…On the Wild Side, Fashion, Skiwear by Cathie Judge    pg.107

Kid’s Stuff- Children’s Equipment by John Jerome                     pg.114

Skiing’s Eighth Annual Ski Test Program- Part III by Doug Pfeiffer    pg.116

Saloman’s S-444 Combination- Bindings’ Evaluation

by Gordon Lipe                                                                     pg.133

The Exhibition Course at Sun Valley- World’s Great Downhills

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.126

Red Power on the Slopes? Indian Owned Ski Areas, Sierra Blanca

and Sunshine, New Mexico by John Jerome                        pg.24

Sexism- Rampant on the Slopes? Yes, Claim Two Advocates

for Equal Rights for Women Skiers, by Marsha and Lee

Bellavance                                                                              pg.136

The Witherell Effect: Efficiency for Skiing, Learning, Living—

Burke Mountain, Vermont Academy Coach and Director Talks

About His Book by John Jerome                                          pg.142

 

January/ Holiday 1973

Laff Laughs Last- Top Downhiller Mike Lafferty by John Jerome      pg.62

Dear Santa- Skiing Gift Ideas by Cathie Judge                             pg.70

The Basic Stance- Instruction by Dick Dorworth                           pg.58

To the French Riviera- To Ski? Southern Alps, France, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.51

Sugarbush Without Makeup- Ski Areas by Denise McCluggage  pg.64

Canada’s Mineral King- Banff-Jasper Areas by John Jerome     pg.82

Little Things that Mean Alot- How to Tell If Its Warm and

Comfortable, Fashion, Skiwear by Cathie Judge                 pg.89

Skiing’s Eighth Annual Ski Test Program by Doug Pfeiffer         pg.74

The Piste O-K at Val D’Isere- World’s Grear Downhills by

Jean-Calude Killy                                                                  pg.94

 

February 1973

Goodbye, Denver Olympics- The Initial Bid Was a Fraud but

Noone Believed tyhe Coloradans Wouldn’t Go Along

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.68

22 Bad Habits You Can Correct- Instruction by Georges Joubert         pg.52

Letter From Japan by Joan Cohen, Travel                                   pg.41

Playboy East: The Skiing’s Not Bad! Great Gorge, New Jersey

Ski Areas by John Jerome                                                     pg.45

Into the Yohos, Up to My Waist- Journal of Expedition in the

Canadian Rockies by Daniel Ford                                        pg.48

Can Killington Teach Anyone to Ski? by Robert Morrow, Vermont

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.60

Can You Ski Snowmass Without Going to Aspen? by Al Greenberg

Colorado, Ski Areas                                                               pg.71

The Italian Experience

Even a Lift Line Can Be Fun by James Becket

Bormio and Livigno- Still Unspoiled- Upper Valtellina       pg.77

How to Check Your Bindings by Al Greenberg, Equipment        pg.64

The Banchetta Course at Sestriere- World’s Great Downhills

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.74

 

Spring 1973

Summer is for Ski Camps by John Henry Auran                         pg.41

Big Speed- Cervinia’s Kilometro Lanciato Photographed by

Del Mulkey                                                                             pg.44

The Ski Writers- Behind the Scenes Look at the Profession and

Leading Members by John Jerome                                       pg.78

Bivouac at Victory Bog- College Course in Winter Survival

photos by Jeff Naughton                                                       pg.82

Get Hot! Hot- Dogger Wayne Wong Shows How by Doug Pfeiffer

Instruction                                                                              pg.48

Wax, File, and Candle- Ski Maintenance, Equipment by Sven Coomer         pg.66

Letter From Farellones- Chilean Skiing by Martin Heckelman    pg.32

The Robinson Bar: Century Old Hospitality for Wilderness Skiers-

Idaho Ranch, Cross Country Skiing by Alice Dieter            pg.57

Arapahoe Ski Basin- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson, Text by

John Henry Auran                                                                pg.61

Skiing the Americas- Three Austrians Made their Way to the tops of

the Western Hemisphere’s Highest Mountains

by Herbert Lackner                                                               pg.72

One- Minute Warning- Former Racer Relives the 60 Seconds Before

the Start by Betty Bell                                                            pg.25

The Race is not Always to the Fast E- Memoirs of a Sugarloaf Ski

Week by Alan Pospisil, Humor                                             pg.64

The Lauberhorn Course at Wengen by Jean-Claude Killy           pg.76

 

October 1973

Great Ski Vacations: The Possible Dream by Cathie Judge          pg.91

Where To Ski: The US and Canada- Capsule Reports, Resorts,

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.93

How Good Are the New Ones? Four New Western Ski Areas

by John Skow                                                                        pg.96

Where to Ski: Europe                                                                      pg.100

Jumbo Jets Change the Vacation Picture- Cheaper Air Travel

Opens Up a New World of Skiing by Ben Kocivar              pg.102

The Crowd Hater’s Guide to European Skiing by George Bush  pg.104

The Great Comeback- Jean-Claude Killy’s Own Story on his

Return to Competition                                                           pg.120

Cross-Country: It’s a Buyer’s Market- Ski Touring Equipment

by Joe Pete Wilson                                                                 pg.26

Feet Hurt? Fix Your Boots! Tips to Doctor Your Boots

by Michael Chapman, MD                                                    pg.54

Short Skis: Nirvana Ever Nearer, Yet So Far- Ski Test Program

Report by Doug Pfeiffer                                                       pg.114

The Allsop- Pegged for Safety- Getting the Most From Your

Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                                      pg.155

The Ski Is a Tool- Use It to Carve Turns by Warren Witherell,

Technique                                                                               pg.108

Why Can’t We Just Go Ski Racing? Can Mickey Cochran Avoid

Politics- As no Previous US Team Coach Has?

by John Jerome, Competition                                               pg.16

Susie’s Year: Start to Finish (Part II: Fall) Sapporo’s Bronze Medalist

on the  Racing Circuit by Susan Corrock with John Jerome,

Competition                                                                            pg.118

The Racy Look: A Winner Again- Comeback Skiwear, Fashion

by Cathie Judge                                                                     pg.124

Can You Stop On X-C Skis? A Slow Down Guide, Cross-Country

by Margaret Bennett                                                              pg.52

Kwame Driver and the Snow Dance Kid- Game Warden/ Ski Bum

by Bob Jamieson                                                                    pg.69

 

November 1973

The Great Comeback- On Jean-Claude Killy’s return to Racing

Competition (by Killy)                                                           pg.24

Skiing the Pyrenees- Good for What Ails You- Travel, Ski Areas

by Al Breenberg                                                                     pg.101

Steamboat’s A-Buildin’ by George Bush, Colorado, Ski Areas     pg.106

Mt. Snow in the Age of Ecology- Vermont, Ski Areas

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.126

Killington: For Skiers- And Skiers To Be- Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson, Text by Robert Morrow                         pg.148

Kid’s Gear ’74: For the  Super Skiing Generation- Guide to Sensible

Buying, Equipment by John Henry Auran                          pg.117

The Allmat 8000, Jet and PSC- How To Get the Most From Your

Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                                      pg.155

Skis- Which for You? SKIING’s 9th Annual Ski Test Program

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.165

Kids’ Clothes ’74: The Classics Go To Camp- Kids’ Apparel Shot

at Whistler Mountain, B.C., Fashion by Cathie Judge        pg.121

Sitting Back is Nonsense- The Weight Back Position is Crazy

by Warren Witherell, Technique                                           pg.136

Two for the Kids- Ski Teaching at Buttermilk, Colorado and

Mt. Snow, Vermont by Al Greenberg                                   pg.130

Breaking the Stem Barrier by Jonathan Jenkins, Instruction       pg.142

SKIING’s Hot-Dogger of the Year. #1: Wayne Wong (Foldout)   pg.112

Susie’s Year: Start To Finish (Part III) Susan Recounts the Team’s

Trip to Europe and Its Hasty Retreat by Susan Corrock with

John Jerome, Competition                                                    pg.84

Can-Am: It’s the Best There Is- Junior Race Circuit by Bill Tanler       pg.110

This White Wail, This Loud Blur- Ski Jumper Prose Poem

by Claude Liman                                                                   pg.86

Family Sport, My Dr. Spock! Frustrations of a Skiing Mother

by Dottie Schoonmaker                                                         pg.108

 

December 1973

Hot Dog

Cornering the Sky- Freestyle Skiers’ Fashion by Cathie Judge,

Photos by Bruce Barthel and Virginia Sturgess                   pg.102

Made to Boogie- Memoirs of a Hot-Dogger Who Wonders Why

He Is by Jeff Frees                                                                  pg.110

SKIING’s Hot- Dogger of the Year. #2: Eddie Ferguson-1973

by John Jerome, Foldout by Bruce Barthel                          pg.112

The Great Comeback- Jean-Claude Killy’s Own Story of his Struggle

to Win the Pro-Circuit Grand Prix, Competition                 pg.64

Susie’s Year: Start to Finish (Part IV) How the Bureaucrats Stopped

Susie Patterson and Cindy Nelson from Racing at Maribor

by Susan Corrock with John Jerome                                   pg.75

The New Mexico Experience by John Jerome, Photos

by Virginia Sturgess                                                               pg.85

Never a Snow Drought at Arosa- Switzerland, Resorts, Travel

by George Bush, photos by Del Mulkey                               pg.88

Stowe- Bound- Vermont Ski Areas, by George Bush, photos by

Clyde Smith                                                                            pg.90

Aspen Highlands: Maverick in Paradise- Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson, Text by John Henry Auran                   pg.132

Skis- Which for You? Ski Test Program by Doug Pfeiffer            pg.94

The Besser Deluxe and Glas- How to Get the Most From Your

Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                                      pg.98

The Great T & E Tie-Up- Part I— The Boot as a Tool; How It

Evolved by Doug Pfeiffer, Illustrations by Ralph Harris     pg.117

Edge- Then Turn—For Smoother, Carved Turns by Warren Witherell

Instruction                                                                              pg.126

I Taught Myself to Ski (So Can You) by Roy Roberts                  pg.142

The Forward Lean- Humor by Betty Bell                                      pg.137

A Then Skier Tries the Now Gear- Humor by John Skow            pg.148

 

January 1974

Utah’s Masters of the Deep- Stein Eriksen, Alf Engen and

Junior Bounous Show How to Ski the Deep Powder

by Doug Pfeiffer, Instruction                                                 pg.60

Rendezvous Peak: The Ace in Jackson Hole by George Bush

Ski Areas, Wyoming                                                              pg.53

The Quebec Experience- Travel by Dinah Witchel, Photos by

Clyde Smith                                                                            pg.56

Snowbird: Feeling Free- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson,

Text by John Henry Auran                                                   pg.92

The Americana: Heel Release on a Plate- How to Get the Most From

Your Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                           pg.66

Skis- Which for You? Ski Test Reports by Doug Pfeiffer             pg.76

The Great T & E Tie-Up Part II— Evolution of the Boot as a Tool

to Control Ski Technique by Doug Pfeiffer, Illustrations by

Ralph Harris                                                                          pg.85

Cheat the Cold- Skiwear, Fashion by Cathie Judge                      pg.69

SKIING’s Gallery of Great Hot- Doggers- Scott Brooksbank, 1972

National Freestyle Skiing Champion by John Jerome

photos by Virginia Sturgess                                                   pg.80

Susie’s Year: Start to Finish (Part V) Susie Scores Her Season’s

First Downhill World Cup Points by Susan Corrock with

John Jerome, Competition                                                    pg.34

The Great Comeback- Jean-Claude Killy Concludes the Account

of his Successful Return to Competition                               pg.46

 

February 1974

Snow- On Learning to Love It- Photo Essay by Doug Pfeiffer     pg.41

To Ski Hot- Down -Unweight—Freestyler’s Necessary Skill

by Doug Pfeiffer, Illustrations by Ralph Harris                   pg.46

Canting: A Progress Report by Warren Witherell, Equipment     pg.66

We Test 14 Anti-Friction Devices by Al Greenberg, Equipment   pg.77

Susie’s Year: Start to Finish (Part VI) World Cup Pressures and  the

Sometimes Hilarious Ways the Racers Handled Them

by Susan Corrock with John Jerome, Competition             pg.18

Proell Power- Austria’s Triple World Cup Winner is the One to Watch

at This Year’s FIS Championships at St. Moritz by John Auran pg.80

Sun Valley- Idaho, Ski Areas, Travel by John Jerome                 pg.52

Perfect Sweden- Ski Trip to Falun and Surrounding Areas, Travel,

Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel                                                  pg.58

Vail’s Lionshead: Back to the Good Old Days- Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson, Text by William Grout                           pg.72

Chamonix to Zermatt on Skis- La Haute Route by Bob Jamieson,

Touring                                                                                  pg.61

Skiing the Presidentials- White Mountains, New Hampshire,

Touring by John Skow, photos by Clyde Smith                  pg.64

Confessions of a Canting Addict by Muriel Wiessner, Humor      pg.70

 

Spring 1974

Tips for Weekend Racers- How to Lower Your NASTAR Handicap

by Warren Witherell, Instruction                                          pg.56

Tricks for Treats- Hot Dogger Wayne Wong, Bill O’Leary, George

Askevold and Don Pierce Show How by Doug Pfeiffer       pg.61

Maine- Travel, Ski Areas by John Henry Auran, photos by

Clyde Smith                                                                           pg.39

The Eiger Sanctum by Allan Pospisil, Europe, Travel                  pg.44

High Stubai- Austria’s Glacier by John Skow, Travel, Ski Areas pg.47

Mt. Alyeska-Travel, Ski Areas by John Henry Auran, photos by

Nancy Simmerman                                                                pg.52

How Many Feet Did We Do Today? Heliskiing in the Canadian

Rockies by Daniel Ford, photos by Peter Wingle                  pg.74

Going to the Dogs in Norway by Alan Hall                                   pg.82

A Parent’s Eye View of a Summer Ski Camp- 50 year old Dentist

with the Kids at Timberline by Martin Staller                      pg.78

SKIING’s Summer Ski Camp Guide                                              pg.81

The Ski Photographers- Behind the Scenes Look by John Jerome        pg.68

Warren [Miller]: Making It On Film- Profile by Dick Dorworth

photos by Tom Lippert                                                          pg.70

Summer Supplement: For Skiers, There’s No Off-Season-

Affinity Sports                                                                       pg.89

Susie’s Year: Start to Finish (Part VII) Susan Corrock Concludes her

Ski Racing Year by Susan Corrock with John Jerome

Cmpetition                                                                              pg.30

Airborne at Alta- Diary of a Contestant at the 9th Annual National

Gelande Contest by Richard Barnum-Reece, Competition  pg.42

 

September 1974

Equipment 1974-75: What’s In It for You?                                   pg.82

Skis: Skier Designed by Jon Henry Auran                           pg.84

Boots: Performance Rated by John Henry Auran               pg.88

Poles: Action Ready by William Grout                                 pg.92

Bindings: Safety Engineered? by Al Greenberg                   pg.94

Skiwear 1974-75 Playing in Style by Cathie Judge              pg.99

What’s Gone Wrong With the Weather? Talk of a New Ice Age,

But New England is in a Perpetual Thaw by John Jerome pg.79

For Easy Skiing, Tough Exercises- Lydia Bach’s Studio               pg.106

The Freestylers:” Give Us More Air!” Call for GreaterFreedom

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.110

The Pros: Veteran’s Day- Hugo Nindl Met the Challenge of Youth

and Walked Off with the Biggest Pot Yet by Gaylord Guenin,

Competition                                                                            pg.112

The Amateurs: Europe’s Year- Thoeni, Piero Gros, by Bill  Tanler

Competition                                                                            pg.114

The US Team: “So What Is So Different?” Cochran Replaced

Schaeffer

 

October 1974

Skiing’s Travel Guide 1974-75- Capsule Reports on 60 major

Ski Areas, Vacation Tips, Edited by Norma Higinbotham      pg.19

Skiing the West by Motor Home by Bob Jamieson                       pg.135

Europe’s Most Elegant- Zurs, Cortina, Megeve, Gstaad, Resorts,

Ski Areas by Al Greenberg, Photos by Del Mulkey                       pg.138

Approaching the Untouchables- Ski Lifts by Robert Morrow      pg.146

All Aboard for Skiing! Getting there by Rail, Ski Trains?

by John Jerome                                                                          pg.180

Regional Guide ’74-’75- Ski Areas in Your Region                       pg.209

Performance is the Cry of the X-C Revolution- Synthetic

Cross-Country Gear, Equipment by William Grout                 pg.33

Know Your Bindings- The Salomon S-555- Equipment

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.149

Selecting Skis- Ski Tests by Doug Pfeiffer (10th Annual)              pg.163

Return to Elegance- Quiet, Dignified Clothes by Cathie Judge

Photographed in St. Moritz by Del Mulkey, Fashion                    pg.154

Partners in Fitness- Conditioning by Tage Pedersen                       pg.170

Letter From Anchorage- The USSA by John Jerome                    pg.11

A Gold for Repairs- Incident at Squaw Valley Olympics

y Edward Scott                                                                                pg.45

The Crafty Skier’s Guide- Handcrafts and Skiing, Shopping

by I. William Berry                                                                          pg.174

 

 

November 1974

What Happens When the President Goes Skiing?When Jerry Ford

Goes Skiing, the Secret Service Skis Along by John Jerome         pg.56

Seven Ways to Start a Christie- From a Down Stem to an

Airborne Launch, Instruction by Doug Pfeiffer                            pg.121

Boots: Pinning Down Performance- New Testing Program

by Michael Chapman, MD, Equipment                                         pg.109

Selecting Skis- Part II Equipment by Doug Pfeiffer                         pg.133

Know Your Bindings- The Head XD, Competition and Elite

Plates, Equipment by AL Greenberg                                              pg.140

Skiing’s New Horizons- Freestyler Searches for New Worlds

to Conquer, Photo Essay by Virginia Sturgess, HotDogging

Competition                                                                                     pg.117

Big Sky- The Late Chet Huntley’s Land, Great Cross Country

by John Skow, photos by Scott Nelson                                            pg.89

Insider’s Guide- Where the Swiss Ski- Flims, Lenzerheide

Switzerland, Ski Areas, Travel by George Bush                               pg.96

By God, It’s Jay Peak- Vermont, Ski Areas, Travel

by Norma Higinbotham, photos by Clyde Smith                             pg.100

Regional Reports- Ski Areas in Your Region                                    pg.179

Bright, Bold and Beautiful- Fashion by Cathie Judge,

photos by Del Mulkey                                                                       pg.102

What’s a Good Ski Car? Tips for Making the Trip Safer,

Easier and Cheaper by John Jerome                                                pg.28

Why Can’t a Woman SKi More Like a Man? Anatomical and

Socialogical Differences Explain it All by Dinah Witchel                 pg.94

Bad Dreams on Bald Mountain- Snow Ranger in Avalanche Country

by Dave Baldridge                                                                              pg.98

December 1974

The World of Mountains- What’s Under the Snow We Ski On

by John Jerome                                                                               pg.58

ATM: Almost Back to Basics- American Instruction

by John Henry Auran                                                                     pg.106

Selecting Skis- Part III, Equipment by Doug Pfeiffer

Your Bindings- Tyrolia’s Clix Diagonal Heel and 350 Toe

Equipment by Al Greenberg                                                      pg.124

Ready When You Are, CB- Crested Butte’s Expansion

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.85

Insider’s Guide: Where the French Ski- Resorts in the Jura

and MassifCentral by Norma Higinbotham, Ski Areas, France        pg.88

Vermont’s Golden Triangle- Stratton, Bromley and Magic,

Ski Areas by John Jerome                                                              pg.114

Regional Reports- Ski Areas in Your Region                                 pg.153

Home At Last- US Ski Team’s National Training Center in

Park City, Utah, Competition by John Jerome                         pg.92

Not So Very Long Ago- Fashion by Cathie Judge                         pg.96

Unfair: Sex Tests for Racers- Olympic Rules by Dinah Witchel   pg.42

Just for the Fun of It- Citizen’s Cross-Country Races

by William Grout                                                                        pg.79

 

January 1975

The World of Mountains- Part II by John Jerome                        pg.51

Know Your Bindings- The Burt Retractable, Equipment by

Al Greenberg                                                                               pg.76

Poles Apart- Guide for the Downhiller Taking Up Cross-Country

by Steve Reischl, photos by Peter Runyon                                 pg.82

ATM: The Parallel Strand- American Teaching Method

by Horst Abraham, Instruction                                                 pg.86

Insider’s Guide: Where the Austrians Ski, Alpine Resorts

by George Bush                                                                          pg.60

The New York Experience by Dianh Witchel, Travel                    pg.64

Breckenridge is Smooooth- Colorado, Ski Areas by John Jerome         pg.68

Regional Reports- Where to Ski In Your Region, Ski Areas         pg.105

A Surfeit of Ski Flicks- Report on the First International

Ski Film Festival by Archer Winsten                                              pg.24

The Invisible Woman Racer- Race for Equal Opportunity

by Dinah Witchel                                                                        pg.33

Out of Santa’s Fanny Pack- Gift Idead for Skiers

by Cathie Judge

 

 

February 1975

The Forest Service- A Timber Broker for Skiing’s Future-

Is Skiing Important to It? by John Jerome                               pg.76

Know Your Bindings- The Geze Jet Set, Equipment by

Al GreenbergMean Modern Mogul

-    Techniques, Instruction by Doug Pfeiffer                                  pg.44

On Balance- For the Downhiller Learning Cross-Country,

Instruction by Steve Rieschl, photos by Peter Runyon                  pg.60

One Ski at A Time- Independent Leg Action, Instruction by

Horst Abraham                                                                           pg.68

The Oregon Experience- Ski Areas by William Grout

tSkiing New Hampshire’s Waterville and Loon by John Jerome,

photos by Clyde Smith                                                               pg.42

To the Finland Stations-Travel by John Henry Auran                 pg.52

Cooke City: Untapped Winter Gold- Montana, Ski Areas

by Aaron Cassidy                                                                       pg.54

Regional Reports- Where to Ski In Your Region, Ski Areas         pg.91

Ski-Biz: An Equal Opportunity Employer? by Dinah Witchel     pg.28

Here Today, Gone In 30 Seconds- Ski Thefts and Prevention

by William Grout, Crime                                                           pg.72

 

Spring 1975

Someday…the Steeps- Jon Reveal Shows How to Ski Them

by Doug Pfeiffer, Instruction                                                     pg.49

Getting Off at Tahoe- by Bob Jamieson, phot. by Morton Beebe pg.27

The Berkshire Experience: It’s Kid’s Stuff- Travel, Ski Areas

by Allan Pospisil                                                                         pg.36

Saas-Fee’s Special Summit World- Europe, Alpine Ski Station

Travel by George Bush                                                                   pg.42

Letter From the Dolomites- Italy, Ski Areas, Travel

by Barbara Peters                                                                       pg.54

Tips for Summer Storage- Equipment by William Grout             pg.14

What’s a Good Binding? How Skiing Does Design Evaluation

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.58

The Pro’s: Nobody’s Laughing Anymore- This Year the Pros

May be the Best in the World by William Grout                       pg.32

“What Am I Doing Here?” Hart’s Red Lodge Camp

by Martin Steingesser                                                                 pg.44

Summer SKi Camps ’75- Annual Listing                                       pg.46

First Time Down Mt. Owen by Robin McClure                             pg.38

What Do You Do When the Snow’s All Gone?

Sports and Activities                                                                        pg.67

 

September 1975

Equipment: The Spirit of ’76                                                          pg.59

Skis ’76: Simpler to Select by John Henry Auran                          pg.60

Boots ’76: A Search for Comfort by John Henry Auran              pg.66

Bindings ’76: Stop that Ski! Ski Retention Devices

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.76

Poles ’76: Safety is the Catchword- Strapless Grips and

Breakaway Wrist Straps by William Grout                                   pg.109

Skiwear ’76: Ready for Action by Barbara  Alley                         pg.82

The Many Splendored Montafon- Austria, Ski Areas, Travel

by George Bush                                                                          pg.48

Colorado’s Glowing Peaks- Summit County, Ski Areas, Travel

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.113

Report from Interski- “Down with Extremism!”

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.10

How to Mechanize your Conditioning Program- Stress Tests

by Paul Gordon                                                                          pg.150

The World Cup: Winner Take All- Controversy

of Gustavo Thoeniby Hans Heinrich, Competition

Freestyle Goes Dramatic- Hotdoggers and Classical Ballet

by Karen Lamoreux                                                                   pg.130

The US Team: Coming On- The End of a Four Year Decline

by John Henry Auran, Competition                                          pg.134

The Pros: Going Down to the Wire

by William Grout, Competition                                                 pg.136

Nordic: Off Year Gamesmanship by John Caldwell, Competition        pg.144

 

October 1975

Killington: First with the Most by John Jerome,

Vermont, Ski Areas                                                                    pg.19

Where To Ski ’75-’76 Guide to Major Resorts                               pg.45

The New Age Comes to Winter Park- Denver,

Colorado, Ski areas                                                                    pg.68

Val Thorens- That’s Why by Al Greenberg                                   pg.79

Skiing With Club Med- Europe, Ski Areas by Jerome McFadden         pg.107

The Skills of Skiing- Part I, Balance by Doug Pfeiffer

Instruction                                                                                   pg.87

Train with a Pro- Rudd Pyles, Conditioning, by WIlliam Grout  pg.196

Ski Boots: How to Make Sure They Fit

by Michael Chapman, MD Equipment                                     pg.96

Ski Brakes- Do They Work? SOme Have Problems

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                         pg.159

A Woman’s Guide to Ski Equipment by Dinah Witchel               pg.166

Fashion Forecast: Snow and Warm! by Barbara Alley                 pg.99

The Man Behind the Ski Shows- Harry Leonard Profile

by John Jerome                                                                          pg.178

November 1975

The World of Winter- Life Still Goes on Above, On and Beneath

the Snow by John Jerome                                                          pg.17

The Skills of Skiing, Part II- Edge Control, Instruction

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                         pg.73

Equipment Close Up- Skis, An In Depth Study on

the Ideal Ski by Doug Pfeiffer                                                    pg.44

Binding Performance Report: Look and Besser,

Which Model for You? Lab Results by Carl Ettlinger                  pg.82

Cross-Country Equipment: The Year of Profusion

by William Grout                                                                        pg.114

Is It Really Skiing? Freestyle, Hotdoggers by Paul Gordon          pg.102

“No Kidding-Aspen’s the Best” by John Jerome,

Colorado, Ski Areas                                                                   pg.32

Skiing the Valel D’Aosta- Courmayeur and Cervinia

by Robert Morrow, Europe, Ski Areas                                      pg.57

The Eastern Townships Unmasked- Eastern Canada Ski Areas

by John Henry Auran                                                                pg.68

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Skiing- Home Grown Skiwear,

Fashion by Barbara Alley                                                          pg.95

Skiwear- Getting It Together- How to Choose and Care For        pg.119

 

January 1976

Snow: It’s More than Ice- Prose and Photo Essay

by John Jerome                                                                          pg.11

Ski Touring for Tots- Primer for Parents by Marlyn Doan          pg.62

‘Tis the Season- Useful Gifts for Skiers by Muriel Adams             pg.73

Let’s Ski the Bumps! Three Basic Ways to Enjoy a Mogul Field

Instruction by Corky Fowler, photos by Bruce Barthel            pg.52

Cross-Country’s Basic Stride- Text and Photos by John Caldwell         pg.90

Boots: Performance ’76 by Michael Chapman, MD, Equipment  pg.33

Bindings Performance Report: Cubco and Tyrolia

by Carl Ettlinger, Illustrations by Dan Todd                            pg.76

More Mammoth than Ever- California, Ski Areas

by Dinah Witchel photos by Dick Rowan                                 pg.25

In Slovakia, The Snow Isn’t Red- Skiing and Lifestyle in the

Tatras by Al Greenberg, photos by Del Mulkey, Travel               pg.39

The All-the-Comforts-of-Home Ski Tour, Country Inns

by John Skow, photo by Ad Berkey                                          pg.66

 

February 1976

Special Olympic Section

The XII Winter Olympiad: It’s More than Just a Race

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.15

Men’s Alpine: It Won’t Be Easy by John Henry Auran                pg.16

Women’s Alpine: Wide Open by John Henry Auran                    pg.18

Innsbruck: The “Simple Olympics” by Bill Tanler                       pg.20

Flashback: Innsbruck ’64 by William Grout                                 pg.31

US Alpine Team- Is This the Year? by Bill Tanler                        pg.36

Lake Placid: The Invisible Olympics by Dinah Witchel                 pg.40

The Alpine Coaches: Under the Gun by Hans Heinrich                pg.46

Denver: The Phantom Olympics- What if the 1972

Vote Had Gone theOther Way? by William Grout                   pg.51

Nordic: It’s Anybody’s Race by John Caldwell                             pg.54

Olympic Q and A                                                                            pg.56

Conquering the Deep by Corky Fowler, Instruction                      pg.65

Return of the Telemark by Rick Borkovek, Instruction                pg.84

Bindings Performance Report: The Marker M Line

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                         pg.88

The Moguls of Marrakech- Travel by Tom Hayes                        pg.96

What Makes Martha Run? Martha Rockwell Profile

by John Henry Auran                                                                pg.76

The Ski Team Docs by John Jerome, Orthopedic Surgeons         pg.80

An Extra-Ordinary Jill- Kinmont is the Subject of

the Movie “The Other Side of the Mountain by Dinah Witchel        pg.92

The Single Game-Play it for Shorter Lift Line Waits

by Don Clark                                                                              pg.100

 

SPRING 1976

Hijinks at Sugarloaf- Maine, Ski Areas, by John Jerome

photos by Fletcher Manley                                                    pg.18

Teton Country- Snow King, Grand Targhee and Jackson Hole,

Wyoming, Ski Areas by John Henry Auran

photos by Bruce Barthel                                                                  pg.34

You Can’t Beat That! Longest Lift-Served Season is at

Canada’s Whistler Mountain by Paul Gordon

photos by Morten Beebe                                                                  pg.42

The Pros: Faster and Faster- Competition, Text and photos

by William Grout                                                                            pg.12

Summer Ski Camps ’76- U.S., Canada and Europe                              pg.74

Flipping Out at Summer Camp by Carol Austin Bridgwater                pg.77

Is Ski Camp For You? Middle Aged Camper Finds It’s a Great

         VACATION FOR ANYONE BY MARTIN STALLER                                            PG.80

One…Two…Three…Ski Ballet! by Corky Fowler, photos

by Bruce Barthel                                                                    pg.65

Ski Tuning is Easy- How to Maintain Your Skis and What

Tools to Use by William Grout                                                       pg.26

Bindings Performance Report: The Gertsch Line by Carl Ettlinger      pg.82

Sports for the Off-Season:

Biking-The Great Conditioner                                                        pg.49

Tennis-The Thwang of a Well-Stroked Shot, Tennis Camps        pg.52

Water-Next Best to Snow, Water Skiing                               pg.58

Backpacking- Freedom, Fresh Air and Mountains                        pg.62

 

SEPTEMBER 1976

The Whole Ski Catalog- Equipment Selection Rules                    pg.71

Boots ’77 by John Henry Auran                                                    pg.72

Skis ’77- High Performance and Not Racing Skis by William Grout    pg.84

In the Foil Line- Ski Foils by Paul Gordon                                             pg.92

Skiwear ’77- The Racing Influence by Barbara Alley, Fashion             pg.94

Bindings ’77 by Carl Ettlinger                                                                 pg.123

Poles ’77- Many Variations by Al Greenberg                                         pg.128

The Great Cariboo Lift-Off- HeliSkiing in the Canadian Rockies

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.36

Mad River Glen- It’s a Natural! Vermont, Ski Areas

by John Jerome                                                                    pg.173

News of Areas in Your Region                                                                pg.211

Do the Helicopter! Instruction, Technique by Corky Fowler                 pg.46

Knee Builders- Exercises, Conditioning by Tage Pedersen                     pg.195

High Drama at Innsbruck- Klammer, Rosi and Gros

by Al Greenberg, Competition                                                        pg.134

The World Cup: A Season of Promise- Rosi Mittermaier and

Ingemar Stenmark Made a Tough Season Look Easy

by Bill Tanler                                                                         pg.138

Freestyle: A Fight to the Finish- Intense Competition

by Don Russell, Hotdoggers                                                  pg.162

The Pros: Dudu Goes Wild- Henri Duvillard by William Grout           pg.166

Nordic: No More Humble Pie- Bill Koch, First X-C Medal for U.S.

at Innsbruck by John Henry Auran                                               pg.168

 

OCTOBER 1976

Time Trip to Taos- New Mexico, Ski Areas by John Skow                   pg.45

Vermont’s Little Big Ten- Resorts by Linda Cross                                 pg.50

Skiing’s Guide to Great Ski Vacations- Resort Directory

by Linda Cross                                                                       pg.61

Europe’s Super Downhills- Alps, Ski Areas by George Bush                 pg.82

News of Areas in Your Region                                                                pg.211

Fast Skis- Equipment by Al Greenberg                                         pg.163

Bindings Performance Report: The Geze Olymp 76

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                             pg.182

Making Sense of the New Boots- How to Pick Them by

Michael Chapman, MD                                                                   pg.186

Go-Ahead for Ski Brakes? Some Caution is Needed in Their Use

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.195

Carving Your Way to Better Turns- Instruction by Corky Fowler       pg.175

Running a Mountain in Style- How Ski Industry Leaders Dress

For Work and Pleasure, Fashion by Barbara Alley                       pg.100

The Men Who Made the Mountains by John Jerome                            pg.92

 

NOVEMBER 1976

In Washington D.C., Skiing Lives! by Dinah Witchel                            pg.34

Fun Skiing in Vail City- Colorado, Ski Areas by John Jerome             pg.51

And Now…the Truth About Mt. Snow by Robert Morrow                   pg.61

Sun and SNow in Sondrio-Alps, Ski Areas, Europe

by Barbara Matthiessen                                                                  pg.199

News of Areas in Your Region                                                                pg.231

Fun Skis by John Henry Auran                                                              pg.125

Cross-Country Equipment: The Waxless Wave by William Grout       pg.158

Are Your Old Bindings Worth Saving? by Carl Ettlinger                   pg.207

Steps to Better Skiing- Stepping from One Ski to Another

is a Sign of Good Technique, Demonstrated

by Jens Husted with Chris Ryman and Weems Westfeldt            pg.141

Stength for Those Turns- Leg Exercises by George Twardokens pg.190

Go, Go, Number 9,514! The Engadine, Competition

by Jerome McFadden                                                           pg.70

Kochie- Profile of First American Olympic  X-C Winner

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.95

Styled for Freestyle- Skiwear, Fashion by Barbara Alley                        pg.86

 

December 1976 (Pages Cut Off on Copy)

7 Ways to Ski Anything Safely- Demonstrated by Jens Husted

with Chris Ryman and Weems Westfeldt                                  pg.?

Downhill Techniques for Ski Touring by Steve Rieschl                          pg.

The Inner Game of Skiing- How Tim Gallwey’s Teaching Worked

in Two Western Ski Schools by Karen Lamoreux                  pg.

“What Do You Think You Are? A Bloody Swiss?” Said the Moniteur

European Skiing Styles Differ, Leading to a Certain Confusion

by Jerome McFadden                                                               pg.

The New Park City Image:Tough- Utah, Resorts, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                        pg.

Mt. Washington Valley- New Hampshire, Ski Areas

by Allan Pospisil                                                                       pg.

Long Skis and Cold Nights- Norway Skiing by Allan Pospisil         pg.

Savognin: In Search of a Better Mountain- Swiss Resort

by George Bush                                                                         pg.

News of Areas In Your Region                                                          pg.

Dudu the Magnificent- Henri Duvillard, Competition

by William Grout                                                                      pg.

Freestyle Skis- 25 Models Designed for Ballet or Mogul-Bashing

by William Grout                                                                      pg.

Kid’s Skis by John Henry Auran                                                      pg.

Bindings Performance Report: Kids’ Bindings by Carl Ettlinger    pg.

Dressing for a Colorado Holiday- Skiwear, Fashion

by Barbara Alley                                                                      pg.

White Magic- A Young Woman Amputee Learns to Ski

by Janet Anderson                                                                    pg.

A Night in a Crevasse- At Chamonix, Vacationer Skiing off-piste

Has a Brush with Death by D.W.G. Guest                                       pg.

 

January 1977

Through the Trees- How to Recognize the Trees that Grow in

Ski Country by John Jerome, photos by Dick Rowan                 pg.40

All I Want for Christmas Is- Gifts for Skiers by Barbara Alley             pg.74

Tree Skiing by Corky Fowler                                                                  pg.51

How to Ski the Crud- Instruction, Technique by Corky Fowler            pg.103

A Whipped Cream Mountain in Cowboy Country-

Steamboat, Colorado Ski Areas by John Jerome                       pg.57

Mont Tremblant- Canada, Ski Areas by Robert Morrow                      pg.67

Portes Du Soleil- With One Lift Ticket, You Can Ski 12 Areas

on the Swiss-French Border, Europe, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                   pg.76

There Is Skiing, By Golly, In the Midwest- Travel, SKi Areas

by Linda Cross                                                                     pg.87

News of Areas in Your Region                                                                pg.117

Bindings Performance Report: A Really New Look at Look                 pg.108

Burned Out at 14? Young Racers and the FIS-Point Chase

by Dinah Witchel, Competition                                                     pg.91

 

February 1977

A Skier’s Guide to Animal Tracks by John Jerome                      pg.27

Tracks Tell the Tale- How to Read Your Own Ski Tracks to

Improve your Technique by Jonathan Jenkins                   pg.33

The Lateral Connection by Reudi Bear, Instruction                      pg.81

Franconia: Where It All Began- Can It Make a Comeback as a

Lively Ski Center? by John Jerome                                      pg.41

Two Nuggets of San Juan Gold- Purgatory and Telluride, Colorado,

Ski Areas, Travel by William Grout                                     pg.54

Pontresina- Neighbor of St. Moritz, Ski Areas, Resorts, Travel

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.71

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.97

Freestyle’s New Breed- A Look at the New Professionals, Hotdoggers

by William Grout                                                                   pg.48

What’s Next for Suzy Chaffee? by Dinah Witchel, Profile            pg.64

Bindings and Skiing Performance- The Other Side of the Coin-

How Good Bindings Aid in Edge Control by Carl Ettlinger         pg.86

Steps to Winter Survival- Ways to Cope With Ski Country

Emergencies by Paul Gordon                                               pg.61

Avalanche! Knowing What to Do Can Save Your Life

by Michael Lahey                                                                  pg.76

Alphabet Soup- USSA, SIA, PSIA- What the Letters Mean

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.90

 

Spring 1977

Spring Skiing: It’s the Best- How to Plan for it, What to Bring,

How to Ski It by John Henry Auran                                    pg.28

Assignment: Freestyle- Freestyle Camp by William Grout,

Hotdoggers                                                                             pg.36

Summer Ski Camps ’77- North, South American and European

Ski Camps                                                                              pg.41

Everyone’s Doing It! Genia Fuller, Wayne Wong and Gary Elliot

Demonstrate Some Simple Ballet Routines, Freestyle,

Hotdoggers by Doug Pfeiffer                                                 pg.46

Spring Skiing on Steep White Sides- Mt. Baker, Washington

by Branley Branson                                                               pg.56

Mountains and Manners- Banff, Canadian Rockies, Travel, Ski Areas

by Linda Cross                                                                       pg.62

Mean Tuckerman Ravine- New Hampshire, Ski Areas,

White Mountains by Daniel Ford                                         pg.72

Taking the (Skiing) Cure at Sport Gastein- New Lifts at an Austrian

Spa by John Skow                                                                 pg.80

Letter From Down Under- Skiing at Southeast Australia’s

Snowy Mountains by William Davis                                     pg.110

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.127

Behind the “Bindings Performance Reports” How to Interpret the

Reports by Carl Ettlinger                                                      pg.120

Tennis: Sweet Strokes at Ski Area Clinics by Al Greenberg

Off Season Sports                                                                  pg.84

Summer Tennis Camps ’77- At or Near Ski Resorts                      pg.89

Sailing: A Schuss Over Open Water by John Henry Auran         pg.92

Canoeing: Summer Slalom for Skiers by Harry Baxter                pg.96

Biking: Vt. 100 Revisited- State Long Bicycle Tour is a Great

Conditioner by Allan Pospisil                                                pg.100

Snowfall: How It Happens by John Jerome                                  pg.114

 

September 1977

Skiing’s 1978 Equipment/ Fashion Forecast                                   pg.79

Skis: Long, Soft, Stable by WIlliam Grout                                    pg.80

Skiwear: Bright, Warm, Changeable by Barbara Alley                pg.111

Boots: Light, Sleek, Simple by John Henry Auran                        pg.116

Bindings: Convenient, Functional, Durable by Carl Ettlinger      pg.132

Poles: Handy, Sturdy, Safe- Saber Grips, Hollow Ice Tips

by Linda Bauer-Isabelle                                                        pg.140

Weather: Can It Happen Again? Last Season: Drought in the West

Cold in the East, What Lies Ahead by John Jerome           pg.46

Winter Returns to the East ( After Five Mild Seasons)

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.52

Tackling the Great Untracked- Skiing the Bobbie Burns Meant

Putting Tracks on a Never Skied Before Mountain

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.56

Sansicario Rising- Italian Alps, Travel, Ski Areas

by Jerome McFadden                                                            pg.167

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.209

How to Shoot the Chutes- Instruction by Corky Fowler               pg.170

Get Roped Into Fitness- Jumping Rope, Exercise, Conditioning

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.191

The World Cup: Not So Easy? After a Slow Start, Ingemar Stenmark

Proved the Pundits Wrong, by Bill Tanler, Competition     pg.176

Nordic: Toward a X-C World Cup- Thomas Wassberg Came In

First in this Year of Informal World Cup Scoring

by John Caldwell, Competition                                             pg.182

The Pros: Dudu Does It Again- Henri Duvillard’s Records

by William Grout                                                                   pg.184

Freestyle: On With the Show- Hotdoggers by Jim Rawling          pg.186

Fun Racing for the Family- The Equitable Family Skiing Challenge

by William Grout                                                                   pg.188

 

October 1977

Skiing’s Vacation-Planning Guide: Where To Ski In’78               pg.55

Skiing Europe Smartly- Tips for a Trip To the Alps

by Robert Britton                                                                   pg.82

Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows by William Grout, Ski Areas         pg.109

Stratton Has Style by Linda Cross, Ski Areas                               pg.115

Feeling Smug in Kitzbuhel- Austria, Ski Areas, Hahnenkamm

by John Skow                                                                        pg.120

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.257

How to Ski the Whole Mountain- How to Vary Your Turns as the

Terrain Changes, Demonstrated by Dave Sause, Roy Loman

and Gary Burke, Instruction                                                 pg.205

Lift Exercises for Mind and Body- Six Yoga Ways to put

Lift-Riding Time to Good Use by Arne Leuchs and Patricia

Skalka                                                                                    pg.227

Racing Skis- 24 Models Designed for Carving and Stability at High

Speeds by William Grout                                                      pg.125

Bindings Performance Report: Update on Plates- Changes on the

Besser, Burt, Cubco, Gertsch and Spademan Lines

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.233

Take It From the Top! Versatile Parkas, Vests, and Windshirts

Fashion, Skiwear, by Barbara Alley                                     pg.142

The Year That Never Was- How a Westerner Survived the Drought

to Rediscover “the Full Funk Raga of Skiing”

by Bob Jamieson                                                                    pg.221

Rich Man. Poor Man, Beggarman- Skier! Skiing Has Special Meaning

to Author Irwin Shaw, by John Jerome                               pg.247

A Lesson in Arctic Driving- At Volvo’s Winter Test Facility

Above the Arctic Circle by John Jerome                              pg.148

 

November 1977

The X-C Experience- Cross- Country Skiing                                 pg.169

X-C Skiwear: Stylish is In! Cross-Country Fashion

by Barbara Alley                                                                   pg.170

X-C Equipment: The Choice is Yours by John Henry Auran      pg.172

A Ridge Too Far- Caution, Common Sense and Careful Equipment

Check are Vital for Safe Touring by Marlyn Doan             pg.180

Three Ways to Ski Uphill (Cross- Country Skiing)

by John Caldwell                                                                   pg.187

Big Sky Goes Native- Montana, Ski Areas by Linda Cross          pg.100

For Steep, Storied Skiing, It’s Stowe- the Nosedive, the National,

the Goat and the Starr, Vermont, Ski Areas, by John Skow       pg.115

A Pair of Swiss Alternatives- Arosa and Crans- Montana Rival the

Better Known Swiss Resorts by Allan Pospisil                      pg.130

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.243

Early Edging Controls the Turn by Corky Fowler                        pg.107

Cruising Skis- 23 Models by William Grout                                  pg.123

Bindings Performance Report: Update on Toe-Heels­­­— the Geze,

Look, Marker, Salomon, and Tyrolia Designs

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.200

Suited for Powder- Fashion, Skiwear by Barbara Alley                pg.146

Kosinski on Skiing- Author Jerzy Kosinski by Linda Cross         pg.143

Update: Women and Skiing- Do Sexist Cliches Still Prevail in

Teaching Women to Ski? by Dinah Witchel                         pg.193

Great Moments in Skiing- Award Winning Ski photos                 pg.222

He Went Straight In- Personal Reminiscence of Dick Buek,

Daredevil Downhiller of the ’50s by Nicholas Howe             pg.225

 

 

December 1977

“Ingemar, Ingemar—Say Something, Ingemar” World Cup

Champion Ingemar Stenmark Lets His Record Speak For Itself

by Bill Tanler, Profile                                                            pg.162

Downhill With the Rich and Super-Rich— Private Instructor

to the Princess of Iran, Bill Bonney by Jerome McFadden

Profile                                                                                     pg.181

Put More Fun in Your Run- 14 Ways to Improve Your Skiing Skills

by Max Lundberg, Instruction                                              pg.117

Quick Turning Skis- Short and Mid Length Skis for Bumps, Powder,

and Fall Line Skiing by William Grout                                pg.77

Trend Setting Boots- Lightweight and High Performance Boots

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.100

Bindings Performance Report: The Geze GC-35 and the Salomon

222- Models That Utilize a Different Interpretation of the

Single-Pivot Cup by Carl Ettlinger                                       pg.169

Sun Valley: The Compleat Resort- Vacation, Travel, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.70

Christmas in New Hampshire by Paul Gordon                              pg.85

Zut Alors! It’s Val/ Tignes- French Alps, Val d’Isere, Europe

by Linda Cross                                                                       pg.90

Skiing the Twin Dragon- A Visit to South Korea’s Yong Pyeong

without a Bribe from Tongsun Park, Travel

by Michael Maginn                                                                pg.115

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.197

Togs for Tots to Teens- Children’s Skiwear by Barbara Alley      pg.133

Great Moments in Skiing- Award Winning Ski Photos                 pg.138

 

January/ Holiday 1978

Mountain Light- Photo Essay and Text on the Special Quality

of Light at Altitude by John Jerome                                     pg.46

The Mahres: Two Pieces of the Same Puzzle- US Ski Team’s

Brightest Hopes- Phil and Steve Mahre by John Skow        pg.87

After the Fall- When You Release from Both of Your Skis,

Which One Goes Back On First?                                          pg.44

Skiing in Flat Light- Tips on How to Have Fun When You Can’t

See Terrain Features, Instruction by Corky Fowler             pg.51

Good Pole Action For Good Turns by Paul Jones, Instruction     pg.70

Advanced Recreational Boots- Models for Ambitious Intermediates

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.108

Notes from the Center of Sugarbush- How to Savor the Skiing, Night

Life- and Nuttiness by John Jerome                                    pg.57

Pressure Tactics, Politics, and Powder at “Old Crusty Butt” Last

Year’s Political Furor at Crested Butte Has Left a Bargain Ski

Resort Intact by John Jerome                                               pg.72

To Russia, With Skis- Cheget, Soviet Caucasus by Al Greenberg pg.94

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.135

54 Gifts for Christmas by Carol Feder                                           pg.104

The Many Ways of X-C—Cross-Country Skiing

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.122

 

February 1978

The FIS World Championships- Can the Americans Win at

Garmisch? by Bill Tanler                                                      pg.34

The FIS Nordics- Leading Contenders in This Year’s X-C

Championships at Lahti, Finland by John Caldwell           pg.57

Why Tauber Is Still the Boss- Hank Tauber Profile by Bill Tanler        pg.41

Cool Coach on a Lukewarm Seat- Head X-C Coach Marty Hall

Profile by John Henry Auran                                               pg.61

The New Racing Turns- Skiers can Learn From the Innovations

of Thoeni and Stenmark by Brooks Dodge

and Helmut Schmalzl                                                             pg.47

Aspen’s Maverick Highlands by Allan Pospisil, Colorado, Ski Areas    pg.64

Burning Up At Jay Peak- Vermont, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel pg.75

Voyager in the Hollersbachtal- Ski Mountaineering in the

Austrian Alps Leads to Swift Descents and Sudden Danger

by John Skow                                                                        pg.83

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.97

The Whys of Ski Tuning by Peter Weaver                                     pg.70

How Long is Long? Notes on How Ski Length is Measured

by Bard Glenne                                                                      pg.72

How to Set Your Bindings- A Look at the Lipe, IAS, BFU,

Self Release and PRIS Methods of Bindings Adjustment

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.80

 

Spring 1978

When It’s Springtime in the East- A Time to Savor by Paul Gordon     pg.33

When It’s Springtime in the Rockies by William Grout                 pg.35

A Ski Circus in Summer- Sailer Summer Ski Camp at Whistler

Mountain, British Columbia, Sking Bumps the

Wayne Wong Way by John Skow                                       pg.41

Summer Ski Camps ’78 by Tamsin Venn                                      pg.49

Carving and Skidding- You Need them Both by Jerry Muth

Instruction                                                                              pg.38

Ballet Tricks You Can Learn- Seven Advanced Ballet Maneuvers

by Corky Fowler, Freestyle, Hotdogging                              pg.74

Espana- Skiing in Spain, Europe, Ski Areas by William Grout   pg.34

News of Areas In Your Region                                                       pg.99

Don’t Always Blame the Bindings- Be Aware of How Ski Injuries

Occur by Carl Ettlinger                                                        pg.68

College Skiing- Important Alternative for Young Racers

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.71

“What Do You Do In the Off Season?” Skiing Asks some Prominent

Skiers How they Stay in Shape for Winter                           pg.55

Picnic for the Slopes- Recipes, Cuisine by April Herbert               pg.90

 

September 1978

Skis ’79 by William Grout                                                               pg.72

Boots ’79 by John Henry Auran                                                     pg.96

Bindings ’79 by Carl Ettlinger                                                        pg.111

Poles ’79 by Al Greenberg                                                               pg.119

Skiwear ’79 by Barbara Alley                                                         pg.125

Update on Sun Valley by Linda Cross                                           pg.46

Stalking Utah’s Powder- Heliskiing the Wasatch by Wiliam Grout       pg.65

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.189

Tips for Family Racers, with Hank Kashiwa, Instruction             pg.50

Turn Before a Drop Off, with Corky Fowler, Instruction             pg.52

Use Your Poles When Skiing to the Chair by Karen Schiesser      pg.56

Weight the Outside Ski by Olle Larsson, Instruction                     pg.61

Developing Skills For Skiing: Part I— Basics from the Demo Team

by Horst Abraham and Stu Campbell                                  pg.147

Jogging is for Skiers Too- How to Get Total Body Fitness

by Tage Pedersen, Exercise, Conditioning                            pg.168

The World Cup: A Season without Suspense- By January the Men’s

Race Had already been Decided by Bill Tanler, Competition      pg.136

The Pros: A Season of Surprises- Andre Arnold Finished First

by Wiliam Grout, Competition                                             pg.154

Citizens’ Racing: Fun for Everyone by Paul Gordon                    pg.156

Ingemar’s Garmisch- Stenmark’s Two Golds at the FIS

by Bill Tanler, Competition                                                   pg.158

Lahti: Surprises and Poetic Justice— Only a Few of the Victories

at the FIS World Championships were Unexpected

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.177

King of the Mountain- Skiing Picks Jim Barton as the Top Skier

at Stowe, Vermont                                                                 pg.34

 

October 1978

Update on Sugarbush by Carol Feder, Ski Areas                          pg.26

Update: Vail’s Night Life by Linda Cross, Ski Areas                    pg.48

Update on Crested Butte by William Grout, Ski Areas                 pg.68

Relax- You’re at Snowmass, Profile of a Family Resort

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.74

Discovering Killington’s Other Side- Excitement Under the Gondola

by Allan Pospisil                                                                     pg.82

Skiing’s Vacation- Planning Guide ’79— Guide to the Top Resorts       pg.111

Bravo, Bormio! Italy, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel                        pg.136

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.217

Tips for Family Racers, with Hank Kashiwa, Instruction             pg.20

Cigarette Turns for Beginners by Larry Lasch                              pg.50

Banking Against A Mogul with Corky Fowler                              pg.64

Developing Skills for Skiing: Part II- More Basics with the PSIA

Team, by Horst Abraham and Stu Campbell                      pg.144

How to Use Your Ski Muscles- Exercises based on New Research

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.173

Skis for Speed- Racing and Cruising Skis Report by William Grout     pg.149

Bindings Performance Report: The Salomon 727 by Carl Ettlinger      pg.196

Do Your Bindings Affect the Behavior of Your Skis? Test Results

by Bard Glenne and Philip Hofstetter                                   pg.204

Style Among the Stars- Fashion on the Set of Avalanche

by Barbara Alley                                                                   pg.178

King of the Mountain- Skiing Picks Chris Ryman as the Top Skier

at Snowbird                                                                            pg.22

Great Moments in Skiing- Award Winning Ski Photos                 pg.80

 

November 1978

Update on Mt. Snow by Tamsin Venn, Ski Areas                         pg.48

Update on Vancouver by Robert Morrow, Ski Areas                   pg.84

Rompin’, Stompin’ Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Ski Areas

by Linda Cross                                                                       pg.107

Making Tracks at Verbier- Swiss Valais, Europe, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.146

Waterville is Well-Bred- New Hampshire, Ski Areas

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.171

Update: Steamboat Touring by John Henry Auran                     pg.209

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.231

Tips for Family Racers with Hank Kashiwa, Instruction              pg.44

Smoothing Out the Mountain with Corky Fowler                         pg.62

Anticipation by Olle Larsson and James Major, Instruction        pg.88

Developing Skills for Skiing: Part III- More Basics with the PSIA

Team, by Horst Abraham and Stu Campbell                      pg.113

Building Stronger Legs for Skiing- Exercises Based on New

Research by Tage Pedersen, Conditioning                            pg.212

Lofty Looks for Warmth- Fashion, Skiwear, by Barbara Alley   pg.201

Skis for Fun- Reports on new Mid-length and Long and Soft Skis

by William Grout                                                                   pg.119

Showcase Boots by John Henry Auran                                          pg.165

Bindings Performance Report: The Moog Delta S by Carl Ettlinger     pg.197

Coaching: Enter the New Breed- The Intellectuals Take Over

by James Major, Competition                                               pg.153

King of the Mountain- Scooter LaCouter is Skiing’s Choice

as Aspen’s Top Skier                                                              pg.46

Death of the Ski Bum? The Time Honored Ski Area Employee

is Disappearing by Jeff Frees                                                 pg.159

The Road to Lake Placid- Foldout Painting of US Ski Team        pg.192

 

December 1978

Skiing is for the Young- How to Get Kids Started                         pg.119

From Santa’s Workshop- Gifts for Skiers by Carol Feder            pg.148

Recreational Skis- Test Reports by William Grout                        pg.97

Boots for Fun- Test Reports by John Henry Auran                      pg.109

Bindings Performance Report: The Burt II- New Version of the

Retractable by Carl Ettlinger                                                pg.170

Update on the Golden Spike Empire by Carol Feder, Travel       pg.56

Looking in on Canada’s Marathon by Linda Bauer-Isabelle, Travel    pg.76

Update on Glen Ellen by Tamsin Venn, Travel, Ski Areas           pg.78

Copper Mountain Serendipity- Colorado, Ski Areas

by William Grout                                                                   pg.81

Lech/ Zurs: For Serious Skiers- A Visit to the Vorarlberg, Travel

Ski Areas by John Skow                                                       pg.101

Exploring the Laurentians- Canada, Ski Areas by Allan Pospisil pg.144

Surprising Sugarloaf- Maine, Ski Areas by Patricia Langan        pg.176

Areas in Your Region                                                                      pg.225

Tips for Family Racers with Hank Kashiwa, Instruction              pg.52

Playing with Counterslopes with Corky Fowler                             pg.60

Spice Up Your Mogul Runs- Four Ways to Ski the Bumps

by Max Lundberg                                                                  pg.87

King of the Mountain- Skiing picks Harold “Hoover” Austin as the

Top Skier at Sugarbush                                                        pg.26

A Brush with Death- Californian Avalanche by Tom Dongo       pg.142

What’s New in X-C Gear? by John Henry Auran                         pg.185

The Trail Blazers- Cross-Country Apparel, Fashion, Skiwear

by Barbara Alley                                                                   pg.192

Sharpen Your X-C Skills by John Caldwell                                  pg.196

Ski Touring Down on the Farm- Green Mountain by John Skow         pg.198

 

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January 1979

Update: The Healthy Life in Aspen by Linda Cross, Colorado,

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.133

Update on Burke Mountain by Tamsin Venn                               pg.40

Looking in on Breckenridge’s Telemark Fest by William Grout   pg.50

First Out of Denver- Front Range Skiing by Linda Cross             pg.61

A Schladming Sampler- South of Salzburg is an Area Combining

Cross-Country, Alpine and Ski Mountaineering by John Skow  pg.86

They Ski in Pennsylvania- Don’t they? by Dinah Witchel             pg.104

Tips For Family Racers with Hank Kashiwa, Instruction             pg.18

Skimming Over the Moguls with Corky Fowler                            pg.38

Taming the Hard Stuff- How to Handle Ice without a Pick

by Mike Hickey                                                                      pg.73

How Good Are Your Old Bindings? by Carl Ettlinger                 pg.119

The Terrors of Tiny Liechtenstein by James Major                      pg.69

Abbi! Portrait of US SKi Team Powerhouse Abbi Fisher

by Nick Howe                                                                         pg.81

Whatever Happened to Freestyle? A Former Competitior Wonders

by Pat Karnik                                                                        pg.94

Do It Yourself Skiwear—Making Your Own by Margo Landrum

Fashion                                                                                   pg.128

King of the Mountain- Skiing Picks Jens Husted as Vail’s Top Skier    pg.24

Ski Tour of a Threatened Wilderness- Minnesota’s Boundary

Waters Area by Allan Pospisil                                              pg.111

 

February 1979

Tips for Family Racers with HankKashiwa, Instruction               pg.19

Do the Mogul Kip by Corky Fowler                                               pg.39

Hip and Knee Angulation by Olle Larsson and James Major      pg.52

Powder Made Easy by Max Lundberg                                          pg.61

How to Ski with Your Youngster by Karen Schiesser, Children   pg.92

Arizona Snow Bowl: Religion vs. Skiing by William Grout          pg.22

Looking In on Blackjack by Linda Bauer-Isabelle                        pg.24

Update on Whistler- Travel, Ski Areas by Robert Morrow           pg.47

New Mexico Magic by WIlliam Grout, Travel, Ski Areas             pg.54

Alpe d’Huez: La Station Complete- Why they Should Have Had the

Grenoble Olympics Here by Al Greenberg                           pg.76

The Go-Go South by Allan Pospisil                                                pg.83

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.113

King of the Mountain— Boone Lennon, Sun Valley’s Top Skier pg.34

The Green Mountain Boys- The US X-C Ski Team’s Forceful

Foursome by John Skow                                                       pg.95

Mount Holyoke’s Instant Ski Team- Surprising Story of a College

Ski Team’s Start by Jean Valens Bullard                             pg.100

Ski Tuning Tips from the Racer Chasers- Hints from the Top

Pro Service Men by William Grout                                       pg.68

How to Pick a Rental Shop by Carl Ettlinger                                pg.89

 

September 1979

Skis 1980- Test Reports on  Sport and Racing Models

by William Grout                                                                   pg.98

Boots 1980 by John Henry Auran                                                  pg.106

Bindings 1980 by Carl Ettlinger                                                     pg.112

Poles and Accessories 1980 by Colette O’Conner                           pg.116

Skiwear USA- In an Olympic Year, a Choice of US Fashions

by Barbara Alley                                                                   pg.124

Update on Steamboat by Carol Feder, Travel, Ski Areas             pg.54

Update on Stowe by Tim Petrick, Vermont, Travel, Ski Areas     pg.68

Return to Taos- New Mexico, Ski Areas, Travel by Al Greenberg         pg.91

Ski the Alps- Europe, Ski Areas, Travel                                         pg.163

Essentially Smugglers’- Vermont’s Smugglers’ Notch, Ski Areas  pg.183

Skiing Tip for Family Racers- A Free Skiing Drill for Fall Training

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                              pg.36

How to Get Up From a Fall- Demonstrated by Tim Petrick

Instruction                                                                              pg.56

Watch Your Weight- Where Should You Stand on Your Skis?

by Jim Isham                                                                         pg.62

Jogging With a Twist- Conditioning Tips, Exercise

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.63

Mind Over Skis by Carl Wilgus                                                      pg.82

Skiing Tip for Teaching Children by Steve Smith                         pg.88

The Lessons of Interski- US Ski Teaching Ranks Among World’s

Best by Al Greenberg                                                             pg.154

On Skis: A Personal History- Equipment Buff Recalls the Days of

Segmented Edges by Nicholas Howe                                     pg.152

Christa Kinshofer- The Female Stenmark? Competition

by James Major                                                                     pg.32

The 1978-79 Season in Review- Photo Highlights                          pg.132

Braa Humbug! Cross-Country Gets a World Cup and a Nordic Ace

Makes a Comeback by John Caldwell                                  pg.137

The World Cup Unlucky 13th- Walcher and Stenmark

by James Major                                                                     pg.138

The Pros: Arnold, Forland Does It Again by William Grout        pg.142

Racing Bib Fever- Citizen Racers Wax Enthusiastic In More Races

than Ever by John Henry Auran                                          pg.144

Tamara Who? Tamara McKinney by Nicholas Howe                  pg.149

 

October 1979

Update on Jay Peak by Carol Feder, Ski Areas                             pg.40

Update on Winter Park by William Grout                                     pg.49

Update on Telemark by John Henry Auran                                  pg.92

Where To Ski: The Hottest Cold Spots- Report on 70 of the Best

Resorts in Canada and US                                                    pg.105

Voyage to Jupiter- Park City, Ski Areas by Allan Pospisil            pg.129

Hunter Has It All- Hunter Mountain, Catskills, New York

by Robert Morrow                                                                 pg.138

A Traveler in the Montafon- Vorarlberg, Europe by John Skow pg.142

Where To Ski In Your Region                                                        pg.229

Skiwear: The Texture of 1980- Fashion by Barbara Alley            pg.192

Racing Skis 1980 by William Grout                                               pg.198

Bindings Performance Report: The Tyrolia 60 Series

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.203

Christian Orlainsky- The Next Stenmark? by Olle Larsson and

James Major, Competition                                                    pg.188

How to Get Up From a Fall by Tim Petrick, Instruction               pg.52

Skiing Tip for Family Racers- How to Set a Practice Course

by Hank Kashiwa                                                                  pg.56

Board Games for Leg Strength- Conditioning, Exercise

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.61

Mind Over Skis by Carl Wilgus                                                      pg.78

Ski With Your Feet by Peter Seigel                                                 pg.98

Skiing Tip for Teaching Children- How the “Magic Turning Buttons”

Can Help Kids Ski by Barb Roylance                                  pg.102

What Alpine Skiers Can Learn From Cross-Country

by Horst Abraham and Clint Roberts                                  pg.181

The Best of the Ski Cars- New Front Wheel Drives by Rich Taylor       pg.81

Getting There- Does a Lady Risk Her Virtue Traveling on a Ski

Train? by Nicholas Howe                                                      pg.149

 

November 1979 (Unclear Copy)

Update on Sun Valley by John Henry Auran                                pg.38

Looking In On Mont Tremblant by Allan Pospisil                        pg.64

Looking In On Boyne Country by …Harbine                                pg.97

The Pleasures of Keystone- Colorado Resorts, Ski Areas

by Tamsin Venn                                                                     pg.105

The New Mt. Snow by Peter Bodo                                                  pg.132

…On the Clouds- La Plagne and Les Arcs, French Alps, Europe

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.179

New of Areas In Your Region                                                         pg.249

Skiing Tip for Teaching Children  by …Lawrence                        pg.35

…Fitness- Sit Ups by Tage Pedersen, Conditioning, Exercise         pg.60

How to Get Up From a Fall by Tim Petrick, Instruction               pg.74

Mind Over Skis by Carl Wilgus                                                      pg.98

…Steps to Efficient Skiing by Horst Abraham, Instruction           pg.113

Tug of War for Better Skiing by Horst Abraham                         pg.228

AnneMarie Moser, Downhill Extraordinaire- Leading Olympic

Contender by Olle Larsson and James Major, Competition         pg.46

The Road to the Olympics- Painting by Cecile Johnson                pg.170

Sport Skis 1980- Report by William Grout                                    pg.142

Skiwear: The Shape of 1980 Fashion by Barbara Alley               pg.164

Boots for Women by John Henry Auran                                       pg.172

The Salomon 626 by Carl Ettlinger                                                pg.209

Cross-Country at the Crossroads- Better Waxless Skis, 50mm Boots

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.189

A Grand Tour of Jackson- Alpine Caliber Vertical in

New Hampshire’s X-C Wonderland by John Skow            pg.198

Action Knits for X-C—Skiwear, Fashion by Barbara Alley         pg.206

Rip Van Winkle in the Space Age- Awakening to Sleek new Gear

A Lace-Boot Devotee is Born by Nicholas Howe                  pg.218

 

 

December 1979 (Partially Unclear on Copy)

Update on Killington by Robert Morrow, Ski Areas                                pg.36

Update on Squaw Valley by Dinah Witchel, Ski Areas                            pg.73

Portrait of Aspen by Nicholas Howe, Colorado, Ski Areas                      pg.97

…Once and Future…Expanded Look at Reshaping this New

Hampshire Resort by Al Greenberg                                              pg.128

…Turntable of the Alps- Europe, Ski Areas by Tamsin Venn                 pg.152

Where to Ski in Your Region                                                           pg.219

Skiing Tip for Family…Shaving Your Time Through the Gates

by Hank Kashiwa                                                                            pg.32

How to Get Up From a Fall by Tim Petrick, Instruction                          pg.40

…True Bar for a True…Base- Fine Tuning Skis for Competition

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                                        pg.80

Mind Over Skis- How to Handle Stress and Fear While Skiing

by Carl Wilgus, Instruction                                                   pg.84

…Snow Warm Up- Conditioning Tips by Tage Pedersen                         pg.92

How to Enjoy Powder by Horst Abraham, Instruction                            pg.117

Looking In On USSA National Ski Week by WIlliam Grout                  pg.38

A Skier’s Christmas- Gifts by Carol Feder                                                pg.110

Showdown at Whiteface- In the Pre-Olympic GS at Lake Placid,

Ingemar Stenmark faced Competition from World Cup Winner

Peter Luscher by Olle Larsson and James Major                          pg.103

Holly Comes of Age- Downhiller Holly Flanders, Competition

by Nicholas Howe                                                                            pg.147

Recreational Skis 1980- Lab Tests on 18 Easy Turners

by William Grout                                                                            pg.132

Boots for Faster Skiing- Test Reports and Guide to Finding the

Right One for You by John Henry Auran                                     pg.158

Skiwear: The Colors of 1980, Fashion by Barbara Alley                         pg.172

Bindings Performance Report: The New Spademan Line

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                             pg.178

1980's

January 1980 (Partially Unclear on Copy)

Skis 1980- Children’s Skis by William Grout                                           pg.90

Boots 1980- Children’s Boots by John Henry Auran                               pg.92

Skiwear: Classy Looks for Kids, Fashion by Barbara Alley and

Hollis Brooks                                                                          pg.95

…Back-  Motivation, Hard Work and Superior Medical Care

Return our Injured Racers to the Slopes

by Nicholas Howe                                                                           pg.86

The Road to the Olympics- ’76 Olympic Star (?) Painting by

Cecile Johnson                                                                       pg.108

Update on Sugarbush by Robert Morrow, Ski Areas                     pg.42

Update on the Holmenkollen by John Henry Auran                               pg.58

…Appeal- Colorado Giant, Ski Areas by Linda Harbine                         pg.65

Triple Threat in… Vermont-… Okemo, and Pico by Daniel Ford

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.81

…at Val Senales- Tyrol Resort, Europe, Ski Areas

by Allan Pospisil                                                                              pg.100

Where to Ski In Your Region                                                           pg.131

How to Get Up From a Fall by Tim Petrick, Instruction                          pg.34

The Pole Stretch- Loosen Up for More Relaxed Skiing

by Tage Pedersen, Instruction                                                pg.39

Skiing Tip for Family Racers- How and When to Plant Your Pole

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                                        pg.50

Skiing Tip for Teaching Children- “Peanut Butter and Jelly

Turns” by Kristin Lawrence                                                          pg.56

Mind Over Skis- How to Stop Trying and Ski Better by Carl Wilgus

Instruction                                                                             pg.63

How to Ski Moguls with Style by Horst Abraham, Instruction               pg.73

Running Devil’s Thumb- Near Winter Park, Colorado, Touring

Hideaway for Serious Racers and Vacationers

by Allan Pospisil, Cross-Country Skiing Areas                    pg.110

X-C Skiwear: Multi Purpose Poplins, Fashion by Barbara Alley            pg.116

For a Different Vacation Try Cross-Country- What to Look for

When Planning a Touring Holiday by Marlyn Doan                    pg.119

 

 

February 1980(Partially Cut off Copy) Olympics Special

Ready, Set-…Starting Gate, Photo by Kelly/ Russell                                 pg.97

Lake Placid: Olympic Town, Watercolor art by Cecile Johnson,AWS   pg.100

The First Lake Placid Olympics by Nicholas Howe                                  pg.102

The TV Olympics- What You’ll See and When                                        pg.106

The Postal Olympics- Stamps Honoring the Winter Games

by John Henry Auran                                                            pg.110

The Alpine Courses- Whiteface Mountain by Billy Kidd                         pg.112

Men’s Downhill: It’s Anybody’s Race- Ken Read Could Be the

Favorite                                                                                 pg.118

Women’s Downhill: Moser’s the Choice, Cindy’s the Hope

Annemarie Moser and Cindy Nelson                                              pg.120

Men’s GS: Stenmark and the Gods of Chance                                         pg.122

Women’s GS: A German Specialty? Kinshofer and Maria Epple           pg.126

Men’s Slalom: Stenmark…and Then? Upset is Possible, But

Unlikely                                                                                 pg.130

Women’s Slalom: It’s Almost a Lottery- Hanni Wenzel                           pg.134

Jumping, Combined, Biathalon by John Henry Auran                          pg.140

Cross- Country by John Caldwell                                                   pg.142

The US Olympic Ski Team- Sketches of US Team Members Likely

to Compete at Lake Placid                                                     pg.151

The US Medalists- There Have Been Some Skiing Greats Going for

the Olympic Metal for the US by Nicholas Howe                           pg.157

The Trivia Olympics- More than you Ever Wanted to Know About the

Winter Olympics                                                                              pg.163

The Technical Olympics- Modern Technology at the Olympics

by Paul Gordon                                                                               pg.170

Skiing Tip for Family Racers- How Proper Body Position Helps You

Ease Through the Gates by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction               pg.32

Exercises for Fast Recoveries- How to Hasten Your Return to the

Slopes by Tage Pedersen, Instruction, Conditioning                     pg.40

Mind Over Skis- Break Through  Mid Season Blahs by Carl Wilgus     pg.52

How to Get Up From a Fall by Tim Petrick, Instruction                          pg.56

Cycle Your Turns by Peter Siegel, Instruction                                          pg.62

How to Ski the Steep by Horst Abraham, Instruction                    pg.81

Update on Telluride by William Grout, Ski Areas                                   pg.36

Looking in On Grand Targhee by John Henry Auran                            pg.42

Update on Cannon Mountain by Tamsin Venn                             pg.46

Update on Big Sky by Linda Harbine                                                      pg.54

Three in BC- Red, Tod and Panorama by Tamsin Venn                         pg.64

Where to Ski In Your Region                                                           pg.181

Looking in on the Black Summit by John Henry Auran                         pg.48

Racing as it Was- “Old Days” of Racing by Nicholas Howe                             pg.71

Olympic Racers’ Feet Hurt, Too- AT the Pre-Olympics

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                              pg.91

 

Spring 1980

What You Can Learn From the Olympic Racers by Billy Kidd              pg.33

Update on Timberline by WIlliam Grout                                        pg.26

Mammoth is for Locals by William Grout, Ski Areas                              pg.38

There Are No Spectators at Red Lodge- Ski Camp by Nicholas Howe   pg.44

Summer Ski Camps ’80- Guide by Tamsin Venn                                     pg.53

Mountains Mit Schlag- SKi Mountaineering in Austria’s

Silvretta Range by John Skow                                                       pg.71

Rite of Spring at Mont Ste.-Anne by Allan Pospisil                                 pg.84

Think Sommer-Ski- Zermatt, Switzerland, Ski Areas, Europe

by Jean Bradshaw                                                                           pg.96

Looking in on Marmot Basin by Tamsin Venn                              pg.105

The 21st Century Binding- Industry Experts Discuss the Binding

of Tomorrow by Carl Ettlinger                                                      pg.100

Skiing Tip for Family Racers- How to Fininsh a Turn

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                                       pg.16

Shape Up- Jumping Rope, Conditioning, Exercise by Tage Pedersen     pg.20

How to Get Up from a Fall by Dave Ingram                                            pg.28

The Subtle Skills of Unweighting by Max Lundberg                               pg.59

Mind Over Skis- Transcendental Skiing by Carl Wilgus                         pg.91

Ball Games on Skis by Robb Pigg                                                   pg.104

Do the Wedge Hop- An Exercise to Develop Edging and Balance

by Jim Isham                                                                         pg.111

The Greening of Ski Racing- Where the Money Comes From

and Who Gets What on the World and European Cup

Circuits by James Major                                                                pg.79

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September 1980

Skiwear: Styles that Shine by Hollis Brooks                                             pg.72

The New Skis- More Racing Models by William Grout                           pg.78

The New Boots- Ultra High Models by John Henry Auran                     pg.88

The New Bindings- Line by Line Review by Carl Ettlinger                     pg.98

The New Poles by Kathryn Gross                                                    pg.106

Sun Valley: The Magic Lives On by Nicholas Howe, Ski Areas              pg.51

Sugarbush Stretches the Season by Al Greenberg, Ski Areas                  pg.110

Update on Killington by Dinah Witchel                                                    pg.148

Update on Jackson Hole by William Grout                                              pg.154

Looking in on Whiteface After the Games by John Henry Auran          pg.160

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- Warming Up by Hank Kashiwa

Instruction                                                                              pg.44

Skiing Tip for Safety- How to Avoid Trouble On Cat Tracks

by Max Lundberg, Instruction                                                       pg.48

The Billy Kidd Dry Land Tune Up Caper- How to Make Turns

Without Snow by Billy Kidd, Instruction                                      pg.63

Sharpen Your SKills on a Ski Deck by WIlliam Grout                            pg.117

Squirt Your Turns by Jim Isham, Instruction                                          pg.158

An Olympics to Remember- How Stenmark, Stock, Moser, and Wenzel

Garnered the Golds, by James Major, Competition            pg.124

Team Wenzel Takes the World Cup by James Major, Competition       pg.134

The Nordics: Younger, Tougher, Closer by John Henry Auran             pg.140

Freestyle Comes of Age-Again- This Year’s FIS Sanctioned

World Cup Could Change the Face of Freestyle

by Daniel Ford, Hotdoggers                                                  pg.145

 

October 1980

How Phil Mahre Won His Silver- Photo Analysis of Phil’s Run

at Lake Placid by James Major                              pg.180

Update on Squaw Valley by Tamsin Venn, Ski Areas                    pg.48

Update on Copper Mountain by William Grout, Ski Areas, Colorado   pg.58

Looking in on Hunter Mountain, by John Henry Auran, Catskill

Mountains, New York, Ski Areas                                          pg.60

Where to Ski: The Peak Experience- A Ski Vacationer’s Guide

to US and Canadian Ski Areas                                                       pg.87

Serendipity at Snowbird, Utah, Ski Areas by Nicholas Howe                  pg.119

A New Chapter at Stowe- To Celebrate its 40th- New Lift,

More Snowmaking by Tamsin Venn                                              pg.129

The Sunny Side of the Matterhorn- Cervinia, Alps, Ski Areas

by Allan Pospisil                                                                              pg.136

Where to Ski in Your Region                                                           pg.203

Skiwear ’81: Classics in Color- Shot in Telluride, Colorado

Fashion by Hollis Brooks                                                                pg.142

Racing Skis 1981- Reports on High Speed Skiing Models

by WIlliam Grout                                                                            pg.148

Fast Boots by John Henry Auran                                                    pg.164

Bindings Performance Report: New From France- Look and

Salomon by Carl Ettlinger                                                    pg.177

The Pros: Getting Richer and Richer- Last Season Prize was over

One Million Dollars by William Grout                                          pg.170

How Phil Mahre Won His Silver- Photo Analysis of Phil’s Run

at Lake Placid by James Major                                                      pg.180

What It Takes to be a Great Ski Racer by Billy Kidd                              pg.190

Ski Blind to Learn Body Awareness by Scott Singleton, Tip                   pg.25

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- Quick Starts by Hank Kashiwa

Instruction                                                                              pg.46

Mind Over Skis- Getting Mentally Ready to Ski by Carl Wilgus            pg.52

Round Turns for Moguls by Jim Isham, Instruction                               pg.85

How to Make Your Skis Turn by Horst Abraham, Instruction               pg.154

Skiing Tip For Safety- Carrying Your Skis with Care

by Max Lundberg                                                                           pg.197

 

 

November 1980

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- The Ready Position

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                                        pg.28

How to Get Off a Chair by Dave Sanctuary, Chairlifts                           pg.44

Ski One Legged on the Flats by Scott Singleton, Instruction                   pg.56

Mind Over Skis- Making Your Lift Time More Valuable

by Carl Wilgus                                                                                pg.62

How to Edge Your Skis by Horst Abraham                                             pg.116

Skiing Tip For Safety- Slow Speed Areas by Max Lundberg                  pg.155

How to Build Confidence in the Bumps- Mogul Skiing

by Billy Kidd                                                                         pg.157

Design Your Own Training Schedule by Tage Pedersen

Conditioning                                                                          pg.175

Sharpen Your Short Swing by Jim Isham                                                pg.203

Skiwear ’81: Winning Looks for Citizen Racers, Fashion

by Hollis Brooks                                                                              pg.108

Sport Skis ’81- Models For Cruising, Bumps and Powder

by William Grout                                                                            pg.164

Men’s Recreational Boots by John Henry Auran                                     pg.180

Bindings Performance Report: The Geze Line by Carl Ettlinger             pg.186

The Ground Swell of Citizens’ Racing- Racing Fever Is Proving

Contagious by John Henry Auran                                       pg.91

An Equitable Family Ski Challenge Journal- A Family Goes to the

National Finals by Kurt Ulrich, Competition                                 pg.103

How Stock Won His Gold by James Major                                              pg.128

Looking In On Waterville Valley’s World Cup by Nicholas Howe                   pg.58

Update On Beaver Creek by Tamsin Venn, Ski Areas                             pg.60

Update On Crystal Mountain by John Henry Auran                              pg.64

Holiday at Banff- Canada, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg                           pg.67

Shhh- Winter Park is a Secret by John Skow, Colorado, Ski Areas        pg.134

Stratton Goes Double by Robert Morrow                                       pg.170

Where To Ski In Your Region                                                                   pg.213

 

 

 

 

December 1980

A Small Ski Lesson for Small Skiers- Illustrated Tips for

Children by Jebbie Brown                                                    pg.116

Junior Skis 1981 by William Grout                                                 pg.118

Boots 1981- Children’s Boots, What to Look For

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.124

Bindings 1981- Kids’ Models by Carl Ettlinger                               pg.135

Skiwear ’81: Lively Looks for Kids- Junior Fashion

by Hollis Brooks                                                                    pg.142

Gifts for the Skier Who Has (Almost) Everything

by Dinah Witchel                                                                             pg.150

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- How to Accelerate on the Flats

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                                        pg.24

Mind Over Skis- How to Start a Skiing Day by Carl Wilgus                   pg.26

Skiing Tip for Safety- Exercise Care When Jumping

by Max Lundberg, Instruction                                                       pg.33

Keep Your Hands In Front in the Moguls by Dave Sanctuary                pg.40

The Pole Plant: Your Key To Better Turns by Billy Kidd

Instruction                                                                              pg.43

Ski Frisbee by Scott Singleton                                                          pg.81

How to Control Pressure on Your Skis by Horst Abraham                     pg.157

Unbuckle for Snaky Turns by Jim Isham, Instruction                            pg.177

Smoothing it in the Sawtoooths- A Leonard Cross Country

Expedition by Linda Harbine                                                        pg.9?

X-C Gear with an Alpine Touch- The Telemark Turn is Helping

to Set New Equipment Trends by John Henry Auran                  pg.10?

X-C Skiwear ’81: Going for Bold by Hollis Brooks, Fashion

Cross Country                                                                        pg.10?

How to Teach Kids to Ski Cross Country by Marlyn Doan                    pg.11?

How Annemarie Moser Won Her Gold by James Major, Competition   pg.8?

The Perils of Pete Patterson- A Profile of the US Ski Team’s

Most Successful Downhiller                                                   pg.16?

Update on Snowmass by William Grout, Ski Areas                                 pg.3?

Looking In on Indianhead by Nicholas Howe                                          pg.3?

Steamboat Will Surprise You- Colorado, Ski Areas

by William Grout                                                                            pg.8?

A Smuggler in Ischgl- Austria, Resorts, Ski Areas by John Skow           pg.9?

Journey to the Northeast Kingdom- Jay Peak and Burke Mtn.,

Vermont, Ski Areas by Allan Pospisil                                            pg.14?

 

January/ Holiday 1981

Stenmark: The Early Days by Ingemar Stenmark, Tarnaby                            pg.42

Ingemar Stems! He Proved the Importance of Independent Leg

Action by James Major                                                                  pg.45

The Incredible Art of Downhill Racing by Billy Kidd                              pg.101

The Courage of Christin by Nicholas Howe                                             pg.123

Looking In on Park City by Nicholas Howe                                             pg.36

Franconia: Then and Now- New Hampshire, Ski Areas

by Nicholas Howe                                                                 pg.49

Tracking the Mad Wolf and Other Adventures- Big Ski, Ski Areas

by Allan Pospisil                                                                              pg.88

A Traveler in the Three Valleys- Savoie Region in the French

Alps by John Skow                                                               pg.96

Looking in on Vernon Valley/ Great Gorge by Dinah Witchel,

New Jersey, Ski Areas                                                            pg.120

Update on Mad River Glen by Gregory Stone                                pg.126

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- How to Ski a Dual Race

by Hank Kashiwa                                                                            pg.26

Low Hands for Better Balance by Jim Isham, Instruction                       pg.30

Skiing Tip for Safety by Max Lundberg                                         pg.32

Mind Over Skis- How to Develop a Positive Mental Attitude

by Carl Wilgus                                                                                 pg.40

What Adult Skiers Can Learn From Children by Horst Abraham         pg.81

Improve Ski- Agility the Ski Team Way- Foot- Eye Coordination

by Charles Dillman                                                                pg.118

Skiwear ’81: Stretch Pants Are Back by Hollis Brooks, Fashion             pg.104

Bindings Performance Report: The New Marker Line

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                             pg.106

Women’s Boots by John Henry Auran                                                     pg.110

Recreational Skis 1981 by William Grout                                       pg.114

 

 

February 1981

Stenmark: Why I’ll Never Race Downhill- Tells Why

Slalom and GS Victories Are Enough for him                     pg.51

The Wind From the East- The Communist Nations May soon be

Dominant in Alpine Skiing by James Major                        pg.83

Heidi- Profile of Heidi Preuss by Nicholas Howe                            pg.87

Looking In On Taos by Tamsin Venn, New Mexico, Ski Areas    pg.20

Update on Sugarloaf by Daniel Ford                                             pg.40

A Magnet Called Crested Butte, Colorado, Resorts, Ski Areas

by William Grout                                                                   pg.54

Pain and Pleasure on the Haute Route, Alps, Europe

by AL Greenberg                                                                  pg.68

Bindings 1981: Mountaineering Designs by Carl Ettlinger           pg.77

How Ski Length Affects Performance by Bard Glenne                 pg.91

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- Use the Ruts to Best Advantage

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                              pg.18

Skiing Tip for Safety- Off Limit Signs by Max Lundberg            pg.22

Getting Started In Deep Snow by Jay Abbot                                 pg.26

Mind Over Skis- Conserving Energy on the Slopes by Carl Wilgus       pg.36

What to Do For Cold Hands by John Jerome                               pg.43

Ski With Your Body and Your Mind by Horst Abraham            pg.61

The Importance of Making Round Turns by Billy Kidd              pg.80

 

Spring 1981

Stenmark: “To Win, I Have to Get Angry!” by Ingemar Stenmark      pg.52

A Good Run at Bend- Bob Beattie’s Summer Race Camp

by Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.58

Summer Ski Camps ’81- Where to Go, What’s Taught, What It Costs

by  Deborah Cooper                                                              pg.64

My Favorite Spots for Summer Skiing by Billy Kidd                    pg.68

What Are the Ski Researchers Up To Now? Making Gear Safer

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.88

Ski Tuning for Fun- Mammoth Mountain Pro Shows How

by Ed Cereda                                                                         pg.90

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- How to Accelerate Across the

Finish Line by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                          pg.16

Edge With the Entire Leg by Jim Isham, Instruction                    pg.23

Putting Your Skis Back On In Deep Powder by Scott Singleton   pg.27

Mind Over Skis- How to Beat Late Season Burnout by Carl Wilgus     pg.33

How to Cut the Crud by Doug Kinne                                            pg.84

Technique: Stenmark vs. Wenzel by James Major, Competition  pg.49

Who Makes the Team? How Science has Entered the Picture to

Determine Advantages to Being Selected for a

National Ski Team by James Major                                     pg.54

Update on Keystone by Dinah Witchel                                           pg.20

Looking in on Lutsen by Nicholas Howe                                       pg.22

If It’s Spring, This Must Be…Alpine Meadows- Lake Tahoe

Resorts, Ski Areas by Tamsin Venn                                      pg.35

The Maine Thing by Daniel Ford, Ski Areas                                 pg.41

Lost! When Sierra Sunshine Gives Way to a Blinding Storm

by Tom Dongo                                                                       pg.81

 

September 1982

Skiwear: Suit Up to Ski! Fashion by Hollis Brooks                       pg.143

Skis: Gearing Up for Longer Turns- New GS Models

by William Grout                                                                  pg.148

Boots: It’s In the Details by John Henry Auran                             pg.158

Bindings: Easier Release for Combined Loads- New Ways to

Compensate for Friction by Carl Ettlinger                           pg.162

Update On Alpine Meadows by Doug Pfeiffer, Ski Areas             pg.48

Looking In On Passo Stelvio by Al Greenberg                              pg.52

Go Ahead, Deer Valley, Pamper Me- Utah, SKi Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.75

Loose in the Monashees by William Grout                                     pg.110

A Mountain of Character- Mt. Snow by Nicholas Howe               pg.170

How to Turn Around: The Ski Flop by Walt Chauner                 pg.54

The Fundamentals of Racing: The First Time Racer by Billy Kidd       pg.107

Are You Fit to Ski? by Brian Lowdon                                           pg.186

Ski In Your Living Room- Exercises, Conditioning

by Horst Abraham                                                                pg.189

Alpine World Cup: It Was Phil’s Year- Phil Mahre by James Major    pg.82

Steve’s Gold Medal Run at Schladming- Photo Analysis by

James Major                                                                          pg.86

FIS Alpine World Championships- Steve Mahre, Christin Cooper,

and Cindy Nelson by James Major                                       pg.88

The Pros: Who’s On First? by Dinah Witchel                                pg.96

Nordic World Cup: Skate, Kochie, Skate! Bill Koch and

Effective New technique by John Henry Auran                   pg.102

Stenmark: “I Like to Win Big” by Ingemar Stenmark                 pg.94

 

 

October 1982

’83: Year of the Skiers’ Choice- Survey of Vital Statistics on Over

70 Major Ski Resorts                                                             pg.59

Cheater’s Heaven- Heavenly Valley, Ski Areas by Allan Pospisil pg.89

Mt. Mansfield: Tough But Civilized- Stowe, Vermont, Ski Areas

By Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.97

A Maiden Violated, A Killer Downhill, and 007- Switzerland’s

Jungfrau Region, Lauberhorn by Al Greenberg                 pg.114

Looking In On Stratton by Richard Kahl                                     pg.36

Looking In On A Lathrop Racing Camp at Waterville Valley

By Richard Kahl                                                                    pg.40

Update on Blackcomb by Tamsin Venn                                         pg.42

Where To Ski In Your Region                                                        pg.213

How to Turn Around: The Pinwheel- Instruction by Walt Chauner     pg.32

Back to the Stem for Better Skiing- Instruction by Jens Husted and

Chris Ryman                                                                          pg.104

Winning Technique on a Citizens’ Course- Competition Basics

by Billy Kidd                                                                          pg.125

Definitions:

Inclination/ Angulation- Vocabulary of Ski Instructors

By Horst Abraham                                                           pg.186

Mind Over Skis- Control Your Breathing by Denise McCluggage         pg.191

Skiwear ’83: Red, White, and Bright- Fashion by Hollis Brooks  pg.130

Slalom Skis ‘83- Test Reports by William Grout                           pg.134

A Close Look at Six Racing Boots by John Henry Auran            pg.151

The New Tyrolias- Bindings Report by Carl Ettlinger                  pg.157

 

November 1982

Loon: Can this Be Family Skiing? New Hampshire, Ski Areas

By John Henry Auran                                                           pg.86

Great Ski Town­— Park City-Text by Al Greenberg, Watercolor Art

By Cecile Johnson                                                                  pg.90

Breckenridge in the Big Time- Colorado, Ski Areas by William Grout pg.123

Enter Panorama- Canada, Ski Areas by John Skow                    pg.152

C’est La Vie- C’est La Gastronomie! Dining and Skiing in the

Laurentians, Canada, Ski Areas by Daniel Ford                 pg.189

With the Gods at Parnassus- Greek Skiing Adventures

By Tony Roberts                                                                    pg.206

Looking In On Action Week at Sugarbush by Nicholas Howe     pg.80

Looking In On Keystone/ Arapahoe- Colorado, Ski Areas

By Richard Kahl                                                                    pg.196

Where To Ski In Your Region                                                        pg.231

Sport Skis ’83 by William Grout                                                    pg.128

6 Boots for Good Recreational Skiers- Test Results and Fitting

Tips by John Henry Auran                                                   pg.159

St. Moritz Ski Chic- Elegant Skiwear by Hollis Brooks, Fashion  pg.168

Bindings Performance Report: The Saloman ’37 Line

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.175

A Stingy Skier’s Guide to Savings by Bill Tanler                          pg.198

Definitions: Anticipation by Horst Abraham                                 pg.44

Ski Games Two Can Play- 8 Games to Play with a Partner to help

You Ski Better by the PSIA Ski Team                                  pg.108

Winning Technique for the Advanced Skier by Billy Kidd           pg.144

For Better Balance, Wall Yourself In- Instruction by  Dave Evers         pg.150

How to Turn Around- Instruction by Walt Chauner                    pg.186
A Lesson with Junior Bounous by Doug Pfeiffer                          pg.193

Mind Over Skis- The Power of “As If” by Denise McCluggage    pg.218

If It’s Friday, This Must Be Lenggries- Behind the Scenes with the US

Women’s Ski Team, by Nicholas Howe                                pg.101

Keep an Eye on Bryce- Citizen Racers Turn It On by Dinah Witchel    pg.182

 

December 1982

How to Ski With Your Child and Enjoy It by Mo Adamski             pg.86

Gifts ’83: Soft, Warm, and Wonderful                                          pg.104

Looking Back on Vail- History by Bob Parker, Colorado, Ski Areas    pg.42

Taos: A Special Place- New Mexico, Ski Areas, by Dinah Witchel         pg.51

On Skis in the Notch of the Smugglers- Vermont, Ski Areas

By Allan Pospisil                                                                    pg.96

Great Ski Towns—Aspen- Text by John Henry Auran and Watercolor

Art by Cecile Johnson                                                            pg.110

Don’t Tell a Soul- It’s Solden- Austrian Resort by Grace Lichtenstein   pg.154

Where To Ski In Your Region                                                        pg.201

Junior Racing Skis ’83 by William Grout                                      pg.81

Bindings for Your Child by Carl Ettlinger                                    pg.90

Skiwear fit for a Star- At the Park City Celebrity Event

Fashion by Hollis Brooks                                                       pg.115

6 Boots for First Time Buyers- Recreational Models

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.120 The Lightweight Markers by Carl Ettlinger                                                                                   pg.136 Choosing a Ski Rack for Your Car- Test Results by Carl Ettlinger                                       pg.142

My Favorite Ski Cars- 6 Top Vehicles by Rich Taylor                  pg.150

At Home With Erika- (Hess) Profile of the Swiss Triple World

Champion and World Cup Winner by James Major                   pg.58

The Kick Turn- Instruction by Walt Chauner                               pg.28

Definition: Sequential Leg Rotation by Horst Abraham               pg.64

Shaving Tenths of a Second Off Your Time- Competition Basics

By Billy Kidd                                                                         pg.131

A Lesson with Elissa Slanger (Founder of Woman’s Way)

By Doug Pfeiffer                                                                    pg.162

Anticipate with Matador Turns- Instruction by Jim Isham          pg.175

More Gates for Richer Skiing- Slalom Pole Combinations to Help

Recreational Skiers Improve Skills by Shawn Smith          pg.177

Mind Over Skis- Self Awareness Needn’t Mean Self Destruct

By Denise McCluggage                                                          pg.189

 

January 1983

Looking In On Kirkwood                                                                  pg.26

Skiing Sunny Side Up- French Alps Resort by Tamsin Venn       pg.51

Great Ski Towns— Sun Valley- Text by John Henry Auran

Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                                        pg.74

The Pleasures of Purgatory- Colorado, Ski Areas by Susan Heath        pg.88

Skiin’ South- East Coast, by Daniel Ford                                      pg.123

X-C ’83: Gearing Up For Downhill- The Waxless Revolution Glides

On, the Telemark Rage Continues to Blur Distinctions

Between Nordic and Alpine by Ray Gastil                           pg.106

Telemark Fever by David Sumner                                                  pg.112

Abroad in the Bush- Kwagama Lake, Northern Ontario, Backcountry

Skiing by Allan Pospisil                                                         pg.116

China Coach- China’s National Ski Team Coach John Norris of

Stratton, Maine by Nicholas Howe                                       pg.80

The Hop Turn- Instruction by Walt Chauner                               pg.24

How to Ski Powder- and Love It! Instruction by Paul Jones and

Jerry Warren                                                                         pg.67

The Fundamentals of Racing by Billy Kidd                                   pg.118

Mind Over Skis by Denise McCluggage                                         pg.132

Definition: Simultaneous Leg Rotation by Horst Abraham          pg.136

Recreational Skis ‘83- Test Reports by William Grout                  pg.60

5 Boots for Racing by John Henry Auran                                     pg.96

Stop and Go for It Red! Fashion, Skiwear by Hollis Brooks        pg.104

The Geze 950 by Carl Ettlinger                                                      pg.128

 

February 1983

Nature Leads the Way- Utah, Ski Areas, Photo Essay by Scott Nelson     pg.27

Backcountry Magic- Guide to the Places, Equipment and Experience

Of Hinterland Skiing by Hank Barlow                                pg.33

A Diamond As Big As Le Ritz- Mont Ste. Anne by Tamsin Venn          pg.52

A Taste of Piancavallo- Italy, Ski Areas by John Skow                pg.76

Update on Big Sky by Tamsin Venn                                              pg.22

Lookng In On Great Northern Snow Cat Skiing by Kerry McPhedran         pg.116

Ski Tuning for High Performance- a Test on How Tuning Procedures

Affect Various Skis by William Grout                                  pg.65

Poles Apart- Test Results by Carl Ettlinger                                    pg.82

6 More Boots for Fast Skiing- Test Results by John Henry Auran        pg.94

Look Again- Bindings by Carl Ettlinger                                        pg.109

How to Do a 360- Instruction by Jan Bucher                                pg.24

A New Way of Seeing- How To Use Mental Images to Improve Your

Skiing by Horst Abraham                                                     pg.43

The Wilt and Mickey Turn- Instruction by Walt Chauner           pg.81

For Top Speed, Try the White Pass Turn by Billy Kidd               pg.99

Check Out Your Body Language in the Bumps- Instruction by

By Hilary Engisch                                                                  pg.103

Use the Ski Tip as a Sensor by Jim Isham                                      pg.108

Definition: Jetting by Horst Abraham                                           pg.119

Color It Warm- Thermography Reveals How Skiers Get Cold

And Ways To Keep Warm by Charles Roberts Jr.              pg.74

Skiing Can Be Hazardous to Your Skin- Avoiding Ski Cancer

By Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.91

A Little Night Skiing- Cross Country Skiing at Night by Allan Pospisil          pg.114

 

Spring 1983

In Search of Speed at Snowbird- Snowbird’s Summer Racing Camp

By John Skow                                                                        pg.53

Summer Ski Camps- Annual Listing                                              pg.56

Copper Mountain Summer- What It’s Like to Vacation at a Ski Area

When There’s No Snow, Colorado, by William Grout        pg.85

Summer at the Ski Areas- Annual Listing of What Ski Areas Offer in the

Summer                                                                                  pg.92

Taking on Tuckerman- Mt. Washington, New Hampshire, Ski Areas

By Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.30

Definition: Carving/ Skidding by Horst Abraham                        pg.24

Taming the Short Radius Turn- Instruction by Jens Husted and

Chris Ryman                                                                          pg.38

Mind Over Skis by Denise McCluggage                                         pg.113

Six Fast Boots for Recreational Skiers by John Henry Auran      pg.104

Goggles and Sunglasses- How Good Are They? Test Results

On 52 Lenses by Carl Ettlinger                                             pg.108

Coming Of Age in a Starting Gate- Cindy Nelson of the US Ski Team

By Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.64

Downhill Racing by Billy Kidd                                                       pg.68

 

September 1983

Skiing’s ’84 Shopping Guide by Al Greenberg                                pg.83

Skiwear: Super Suits- Fashion by Hollis Brooks                            pg.84

Sport Skis ‘84- Test Results by William Grout                               pg.90

Bindings ’84 by Carl Ettlinger                                                        pg.100

Boots ’84 by John Henry Auran                                                    pg.106

Accessories by Carl Ettlinger                                                           pg.118

Update on Waterville Valley by Tamsin Venn                               pg.48

Great Ski Towns—Stowe, Vermont, Ski Areas, Text by Dinah Witchel

Watercolor art by Cecile Johnson                                         pg.113

First Tracks at Aspen- Photo Essay by John Kelly                        pg.124

The Many Faces of Louise- Canada, Ski Areas, Resorts

By Allan Pospisil                                                                    pg.132

The Many Uses of the Pole by Joe Waggoner                                pg.81

Skirobics- Ski Dek Techniques by William Grout                         pg.163

Skiing Quiz: Wide Wedge or Narrow? By Jim Isham with

Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                            pg.212

Inside Foot Under the Belly Button- Instruction by Jim Isham     pg.226

The Pros- Pro Racing Searches for TV while Norwegians Take Top

Purses, Competition by Dinah Witchel                                 pg.50

Pointing ‘em Down Velocity Peak- Trying for 130 MPH

By Peter Shelton                                                                     pg.53

Coming On Strong in an Off Year- US Nordic Atheletes Thrived

By John Henry Auran                                                           pg.64

Phil Does It Again! How Phil Mahre Almost Lost, then Regained

His Third Overall World Cup by Gregory Lewis                 pg.170

Tamara Does It Right! 1983 Women’s World Cup Champion

By Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.171

 

October 1983

Great Escapes- Reports on Over 70 Major North American Resorts         pg.83

A Fine Swiss Holiday- Crans-Montana by Al Greenberg              pg.100

Downhill Runner- A Top Marathoner and Cross Country Buff Finds

Alpine Skiing at Keystone/ Arapahoe Colorado

By Hal Higdon                                                                       pg.139

A Colorado Skier Skis New England by Hank Barlow                 pg.146

Chasing Powder in a Motorhome by Hank Barlow                      pg.152

The Pole as a Stabilizer by Joe Waggoner                                      pg.32

Report From Interski XII- US Telemarkers Stole the Show

By William Grout                                                                  pg.73

8 Games to Sharpen Your Senses- For Quicker Reaction Time

by Jonathan Jenkins                                                            pg.184

For Safety’s Sake, Exercise Your Bindings by Scott Singleton     pg.208

Skiing Quiz: Which Stance for Best Balance? By Jim Isham with

Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                            pg.217

On Course Colors- Fashion, Skiwear by Hollis Brooks                 pg.164

Recreational Skis- Test Results by William Grout                         pg.170

Geze Revamps Its Line by Carl Ettlinger                                       pg.178

Performance Boots- For Advanced Intermediates

By John Henry Auran                                                           pg.194

The Racing Classics- The Lauberhorn, Great Race Courses

By Billy Kidd                                                                         pg.38

 

November 1983

Great Ski Towns—Steamboat Springs- Text by Jeannie Patton

Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                                        pg.83

A Proprietary Look at Sugarbush- Northern Vermont, Ski Areas

By John Skow                                                                        pg.95

Ticket to the Savoy- The Portes Du Soleil Ski Pass Gives Access

To 12 Areas on Both Sides of the French-Swiss Border

By Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.102

Utah Interconnected- Guided Tour Linking Five Wasatch Range

Resorts by William Grout                                                      pg.137

The New Sophisticates- Fashion, Skiwear by Hollis Brooks          pg.110

Ski Gear ‘84- GS Racing Skis- Test Results on 22 Giant Slalom

Models by William Grout                                                      pg.124

Bindings Performance Update- The Salomon Line by Carl Ettlinger    pg.144

Ski Gear ‘84- Racing Boots- Test Results and Tips for Foaming

By John Henry Auran                                                           pg.148

Camera Gear for the Skier-Photographer by Del Mulkey            pg.167

Bindings Performance Update- The Look Line by Carl Ettlinger          pg.181

Push the Tips Down in the Moguls- Instruction by Scott Singleton        pg.40

A Cure for the Intermediate Blues- Help for those Who Fear They’ll

Never Advance by Shawn Smith and Pat King                    pg.157

The Pole as a Sensor- Instruction by Joe Waggoner                      pg.194

Skiing Quiz: What’s the Best Way to Edge? By Jim Isham with

Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                            pg.200

‘Basically, You Challenge Them’ Philosophy of Bill Marolt, the

Man Behind the US Ski Team by Nicholas Howe                pg.171

Racing Classics: The Val Gardena Downhill- Great Race Courses

by Billy Kidd                                                                          pg.186

 

December 1983

High Tech/ High Touch- Computer Age Gifts                                   pg.96

Vail Comes of Age- Colorado, Resorts, Ski Areas by AL Greenberg     pg.85

Skiing the Great White Way- Hunter Mountain, New York, Catskill

Mountains, Ski Areas by Allan Pospisil                                pg.128

Going Wild in the Dolomites- Cortina’s Superski Pass, Italy, Ski Areas

By William Grout                                                                  pg.156

Skiing Quiz: Which Motion Increases Ski Pressure? By Jim Isham with

Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                            pg.50

Rhythm and Skiing- Instruction by Horst Abraham                    pg.135

Video Skiing- Home Video Ski Instruction Does Help, Guide to

What’s Available by William Grout                                     pg.200

The Pole as a Brake- Instruction by Joe Waggoner                       pg.208

Slalom Racing Skis- Test Results by William Grout                      pg.102

Bindings Performance Update- The Tyrolia Diagonal System

New Way to Handle Combined Loads by Carl Ettlinger    pg.125

Rear Entry Boots- Test Results by John Henry Auran                 pg.168

Bindings Performance Update- The Marker Line by Carl Ettlinger      pg.192

‘You Have to Be Ready’ Profile of John Atkins, US Women’s

Ski  Team Trainer by Nicholas Howe                                   pg.149

Racing Classics: The Hahnenkamm- Great Race Courses by Billy Kidd        pg.175

On Skis With the Over the Hill Gang- Over 50 Skiers, Ancient Skiers

By Linda Harbine Martin                                                     pg.184

 

January/ Holiday 1984

Boots: High Tech at $225- Test Results by John Henry Auran    pg.56

Two in the Fall Line- Sun Valley, Idaho, Ski Areas by Tamsin Venn    pg.48

A Salzburg Ski Circus- Austria’s Provinces, Europe, Ski Areas

By John Skow                                                                        pg.72

The Quebec Connection- Jay Peak, Vermont, Ski Areas

by Daniel Ford                                                                       pg.79

So Close to Texas- Sierra Blanca by Allan Pospisil                        pg.129

“When Should I Start My Child Skiing?” Some Guidelines

by Caron MacLane                                                                pg.97

Kids Need Good Boots, Too by John Henry Auran                      pg.100

Kids’ Wear Grows Up! Children’s Fashion by Hollis Brooks       pg.104

Common Myths (About Children Skiing) by Mo Adamski          pg.107

Choosing A Ski For Your Child by William Grout                       pg.112

Children’s Bindings- Only the Best Gear Will Protect Them

By Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.116

The Pole as a Glide Enhancer- Instruction by Joe Waggoner       pg.26

Skiing Quiz: What’s the Best Way to Start Your Turn? By Jim Isham

with  Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                  pg.29

First Get the Motion, then Add the Angles- Instruction

By Paul Jones                                                                         pg.87

Getting a fast Start Out of the Gate- Instruction by Jim Barrows

and Kiki Cutter                                                                      pg.114

Racing Classics: The Aspen Winternational- Great Race Courses

By Billy Kidd                                                                         pg.67

Racing Tactics- Where to Start the Turn in GS, Slalom

By Harold Schoenhaar                                                          pg.134

Skiing Goes to A Wine Tasting- Skiers’ Lifestyles by AL Greenberg     pg.120

The Story of St. Anton- How a Last Ditch Stand by the Nazis

Affected this Austrian Ski Village by George Bush              pg.122

 

February 1984

Skiing in Yugoslavia by Al Greenberg                                              pg.66

Ski the Park- Winter Park, Colorado, Ski Areas

by Linda Harbine Martin                                                      pg.100

Great Ski Towns- North Conway, New Hampshire—Text by

Nicholas Howe, Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson              pg.124

The Boots of Sarajevo- A Rundown of the Top Models the Racers

Will Use by John Henry Auran                                             pg.60

Ski Gear ’84: The Super G’s- Reports on 10 Models by William Grout          pg.94

The ESS Variable by Carl Ettlinger                                               pg.121

Tuning In to Skiing- Skiers’ Lifestyles by John Henry Auran      pg.130

Skiing Quiz: What Kind of Turn- Long or Short? By Jim Isham

with  Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                  pg.26

In Crud, Use the ‘Hi Mom’ Turn- Instruction by Walt Chauner  pg.93

How to Make Molehills out of Moguls- Instruction by Jens Husted

And Chris Ryman                                                                  pg.111

The Pole as Rhythm Builder- Instruction by Joe Waggoner         pg.135

Racing Classics: At Waterville Valley, Racing Is a Tradition- Great

Race Courses by Billy Kidd                                                   pg.106

One Day With the Chinese National Team- An Insider’s Look at

How the Chinese Train for the Olympics by John Norris    pg.70

Olympic Section        

Is This the Year for US Gold?                                                          pg. 33

Inside Sarajevo- A Look at the Town and the Skiing Hills of the

XIV Olympics by Al Greenberg                                            pg.34

Men’s Downhill- The Odds for the Medals go to the Austrians

By Al Greenberg                                                                    pg.40

Women’s Downhill by Nicholas Howe                                            pg.41

Women’s Giant Slalom- Tamara McKinney is the Favorite          pg.42

Men’s Giant Slalom- Phil Mahre is the Favorite                            pg.44

Women’s Slalom- Erika Hess and Tamara McKinney are the Favorites

But Watch Out for the Polish Tlalka Twins                         pg.46

Men’s Slalom- Ingemar Stenmark’s Sidekick Stig Strand May Be the

One to Beat, But Either Mahre Could Do It                         pg.48

The Nordic Events- This May Be the Year the Outsiders Take It Away

From the Traditional Nordic Powers by John Henry Auran        pg.50

A Look Ahead: Calgary in ’88 by Allan Pospisil                           pg.54

 

Spring 1984

The American Ski Classic at Vail/ Beaver Creek                           pg.51

Racing Classics: Vail’s International- A Racer’s Favorite—Great

Race Courses                                                                          pg.52

The Legends of Skiing- All Time Greats Meet on the Same Course

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.56

The Jerry Ford Celebrity Cup                                                        pg.58

Looking In On Valle De Las Lenas- Argentina’s Andes

by Al Greenberg, Ski Areas, South America                        pg.20

Mammoth in More Ways Than One by John Skow, California  pg.28

Ski Bulgaria? Balkans, Europe, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg        pg.60

Skiing “The Other Washington” Washington State Ski Areas

by Bill Tanler                                                                         pg.92

Summer Ski Camps ‘84- Guide                                                      pg.96

A Fresh Look at Four Skiing Problems by Horst Abraham          pg.85

How to Handle Spring Snow- Instruction by Scott Singleton       pg.106

Women’s Boots- What Our Tests Reveal by John Henry Auran  pg.44

Two Track Triple Threat- For Handicapped World Champion

Paul DiBello, Skiing Offered a Way Back- and a New Life

by Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.38

For Good Glide, Add Structure to Your Skis- New Approach to Ski

Preparation by John Boles                                                    pg.48

A Close Call at Crystal- Skiing Doctor Discovers a Former Patient

Just in Time by Gerhart A. Drucker                                     pg.102

 

September 1984

Skiing’s 1985 Buying Guide                                                           pg.91

Sport Skis ‘85- Test Reports by Bill Grout                                     pg.92

Skiwear: The Skier’s Choice by Virginia Langner, Fashion         pg.100

Boots ’85 by John Henry Auran                                                    pg.111

Bindings ’85 by Carl Ettlinger                                                        pg.121

Accessories ‘85- Glasses, Goggles, Car Racks and Ski Poles

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.126

For the Women, It Was a Swiss- and American Year—Swiss

Dominated the Cup, but US Racers took the Olympic GS

by Nicholas Howe, Competition                                            pg.156

For the Men, Johnson Got the Headlines, Zurbriggen Got the Cup

By Al Greenberg, Competition                                              pg.162

Bill Johnson: Skiing’s Lone Ranger by Gregory Lewis                 pg.170

How Bill Johnson Won the Gold by Georges Joubert                   pg.199

Nordics: Two Steal the Show- US X-C Fortunes Waned in ’84

While the World Chased a Finn and a Swede

By John Henry Auran                                                           pg.276

Look What’s Happened at Little Ol’ Steamboat- Colorado, Resorts,

Ski Areas by Al Greenberg                                                    pg.229

Stratton Joins the ‘80s- This Southern Vermont Area Looks to Its 25th

Year by Allan Pospisil                                                            pg.240

Whistler—New Whistler-Blackcomb Village by Bill Grout           pg.258

Align the Upper Body Naturally- Instruction by Scott Singleton  pg.54

You, Too, Can Dance- You Can Be a Hot Skier by Hank Barlow         pg.236

How to Program Yourself for Better Skiing- Exercises by

Tyrone Polastri                                                                       pg.268

Keeping the Body Square in the Moguls: The Head- Instruction by

Hilary Engisch                                                                       pg.294

 

October 1984

The Spoiler: Deer Valley, Utah- Area for the Pampered

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.36

The Bowls of Jackson Hole by Bill Grout, Wyoming                    pg.80

Skiing’s 1985 Vacation Planning Guide- 75 North American Resorts   pg.96

The (Mostly) Brave New World of Killington by Nicholas Howe pg.128

Return to Val Tho’- France’s Val Thorens by Al Greenberg

Europe, Ski Areas                                                                  pg.132

The Best of the Ski Cars (of ’85) by Rich Taylor                           pg.154

The ‘Golden Age’ of Ski Trains- When Skiing Was Young, the Way

to the Slopes was On the Rails by Hank Barlow                 pg.158

High Class Color- Skiwear, Fashion by Virginia Langner            pg.164

Recreational Skis- Test Reports by Bill Grout                                pg.190

Boots: Rear-Entry vs. Front Entry- Lab and Slope Comparisons

Produced Surprising Results by John Henry Auran            pg.202

Bindings Performance Report: The Saloman 47 Series

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.206

Boot Toe Over the Tip to Descend Stairs- Instruction

by Scott Singleton                                                                  pg.38

What’s the Best Arm Position? Skiing Quiz by Jim Isham and

Shawn Smith                                                                          pg.62

How to Start Your Skiing Day— On-Snow Exercises by Carol Levine pg.210

What Makes a Great Downhill Racer? Primer on how to go Faster

by Georges Joubert                                                                pg.218

How to Start the Season Right- Conditioning by Tage Pedersen  pg.230

 

November 1984

Which Stance is the Most Balanced? Skiing Quiz by Jim Isham and

Shawn Smith                                                                          pg.30

Revolution in Powder Skiing- Instruction, Method for Carving

by Max Lundberg                                                                  pg.191

One Hour to Better Balance- Exercise by Jack Heggie                  pg.249

Keeping the Body Square in the Moguls: The Head- Instruction

by Hilary Engisch                                                                  pg.256

Step Through the Moguls- Instruction by Scott Singleton            pg.266

Ski Gear That Works- Fashion and Function by Virginia Langner      pg.100

Slalom Skis ’85 by Bill Grout                                                         pg.124

Racing Boots: Not Just for Racing- These Can Improve Performance

For the Recreational Skier by John Henry Auran               pg.136

Bindings Performance Report: Tyrolia’s 390-290 Series

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.161

The Soothing Effects of Snowmass by Linda Harbine Martin     pg.92

The ‘White Arena’ —Swiss Alps’ Flims-Laax, Europe, Ski Areas

by G.S. Bush                                                                          pg.164

Skiing the “Land of Enchantment”- New Mexico, Ski Areas by

Bill Tanler                                                                              pg.204

Snowshoe Packs ‘Em In- West Virginia Ski Area by Tamsin Venn       pg.224

Lone Wolf of the Pros- Peugeot Grand Prix National Champion

Cary Adgate by Richard Kahl                                              pg.108

Pro Racing’s Class Act- Toril Forland Profile by Claire Walter    pg.112

A Natural Force Named Armstrong- Olympic Medalist

Debbie Armstrong by Nicholas Howe                                  pg.117

A House Alive- Skiers’ Lifestyles by John Henry Auran               pg.48

Teaching What Skiing Is- To Weems Westfeldt, Ski Instruction

Doesn’t End With a “Biomechanical Cookie,” Frontiers of Ski

Instruction by Denise McCluggage                                       pg.90

Travels with a Snow Ranger- Don Michel, Forest Service Specialist

by Allan Pospisil                                                                     pg.233

Avalanche Prediction by John Skow                                              pg.238

The Joy of ‘Cascade Concrete’- Pacific Northwest Ski Areas

by Robert Lovitt                                                                    pg.252

 

December 1984

Holiday 1984: Sumptuous Gifts For Skiers Who Have Everything

by Virginia Langner                                                              pg.130

Women’s Boots- Test Reports by John Henry Auran                   pg.136

Giant Slalom Skis- Test Reports by Bill Grout                              pg.146

Bindings Performance Report: The New Gezes by Carl Ettlinger pg.168

The Look 89RX and 49LX                                                   pg.196

The Marker M-26                                                                  pg.208

Learning to Ski On Scorpions- Frontiers of Ski Instruction

by Denise McCluggage                                                          pg.48

How Should You Handle A Blind Drop-Off? Skiing Quiz

by Shawn Smith                                                                     pg.104

Eight Progressions to Better Skiing- How to Increase Body Awareness,

Flexibility, and Responsiveness by Jonathan Jenkins          pg.181

Angle Your Body for Better Edging- Instruction by Scott Singleton     pg.219

Keeping the Body Square in the Moguls: The Hips- Instruction

by Hilary Engisch                                                                  pg.223

Savoring Mont Ste. Anne- Canada, Ski Areas by Richard Kahl  pg.58

Mining the Light and Dry at Park City by John Skow                 pg.108

Making the Most of Mayrhofen- Austrian Village, Europe, Ski Areas

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.112

A Family that Skis Together- The Reynolds Family of Waterville

Valley, New Hampshire by Tamsin Venn                             pg.123

Ski Cooper: The Cradle of the Rockies- The Army’s Camp Hale

At Leadville, Colorado is still Hale and Hardy by Steve Voynick pg.192

Endrun on Homerun- An Irresistible Slot opened in the Trees and a

Heli-skier left her Companions and Safety Far Behind by

Barbara Guild                                                                        pg.202

Diary of a Winter on Skis- How One Man Skied all Ten Worldloppet

X-C Marathons in a Season by Stuart Stevens                     pg.210

Brews for the Slopes- Skiers’ Lifestyles by Dennis Burnside         pg.68

 

January 1985

At Aspen, Ski the Secret- The Highlands by Linda Harbine Martin,

Colorado, Ski Areas                                                               pg.48

Exploring the “White Reserve”- Limone Piemonte, Italy

by Allan Pospisil, Europe, Ski Areas                                     pg.78

History at Every Turn- Whiteface Mountain, Adirondacks, New York

Ski Areas by Nicholas Howe                                                  pg.82

Nordic Combined: Two in Montana- Crosscut Ranch and Chico Hot

Springs, Cross-Country by Allan Pospisil                             pg.119

Boot Adjustments: Do They Work? A Look at Forward-Flex, Cant

And Other Adjustments Can and Can’t Do for Your Skiing

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.60

We Test Cross- Country Skis by Bard Glenne and Bill Grout      pg.126

Skiing With Your Kids by Hank Barlow, Children                      pg.90

Out-Of-This-World Skiwear—Children’s Fashion by Virginia Langner        pg.98

Launching Your Child on Skis- How to Select the Right Model

by Bill Grout                                                                          pg.100

Kids’ Boots Reach New Heights by John Henry Auran                pg.104

Who’s Responsible for Your Child’s Bindings? What You Must Know

To Maximize Safety by Carl Ettlinger                                  pg.108

Skiing With Kelly- A Ski Instructor Finds Skiing With Her Daughter

Brings Unexpected Trials by Marjorie McCloy                    pg.114

Keep The Shoulders Level for Good Short Turns- Instruction by

Jens Husted                                                                            pg.22

When and How Should You Plant the Pole? Ski Quiz by Chris Ryman         pg.37

Glide, Grip, Brake- For Better Turns by Paul Jones, Instruction pg.64

Finding the Line in the Moguls- Instruction by Hilary Engisch    pg.140

The Thursday Board Meeting- The Frontiers of Ski Instruction

by Bill Grout                                                                         pg.40

Are These Guys Skiing? Photo Essay on Snowboarding, the Latest

Rage                                                                                        pg.141

 

February 1985

Who’ll Win at Bormio? A Look at the Favorites and US Hopefuls In

Each Alpine Event at the FIS World Championships

by Billy Kidd, Competition                                                   pg.74

Can the US Women Do It Again in the Bormio GS? Georges Joubert

Examines the Latest in GS Techniques and Assesses the Chances

For Debbie and Tamara, Competition                                  pg.78

Inside Every Racer is a Human Being- Profile of Harald Schoenhaar,

The New Alpine Director of the Ski Team by Nicholas Howe       pg.84

Summit County is Everyone’s Playground- Colorado’s Front Range

Foursome, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel                                pg.32

Renaissance at Squaw Valley by John Skow                                 pg.54

Skiing a Laurentian Legend- Quebec’s Mont Tremblant, Canada

Ski Areas by Daniel Ford                                                      pg.64

A Ski Snob Discovers the Poconos by GS Bush                             pg.94

For Smooth, Flowing Movement, Do the Leg Chase- Instruction

by Chris Ryman                                                                     pg.34

From Station to Station- Frontiers of Ski Instruction by

Dinah Witchel                                                                        pg.51

For Better Short Turns, Clap Your Hands- Instruction

by Chris Ryman                                                                     pg.103

How to Handle the Hard Stuff- Exercises to Develop Your Hardpack

Skills by Shawn Smith                                                           pg.105

Boots: A Wide Choice at $180 by John Henry Auran                   pg.112

How Safe Is Racing Gear? A Look at Some Prevailing, But Mistaken

Opinions About Equipment on the Race Course by

Carl Ettlinger                                                                         pg.89

 

Spring 1985

Bachelor Gets to the Top- Mt. Bachelor by Al Greenberg, Ski Areas     pg.50

A Loyalist Skis Wildcat- New Hampshire, Ski Areas by John Skow     pg.58

Maple Syrup and the Matterhorn- In Late June, With a Little Help

from his Friends- Several Dozen 12-18 Yr. Old Campers- A

Visiting Skier Takes on Zermatt’s Swiss Challenge, Switzerland,

Europe, Ski Areas by Del Mulkey                                         pg.64

Summer Ski Camps ’85- Guide                                                      pg.70

For Checking Your Stance, the Shadow Knows- Instruction

by Jim Isham                                                                         pg.14

For Better Racing Turns, Join the 3-H Club- Instruction by Bill Dark  pg.24

Stressless Racing Camp- At the Rossignol- Lange Race Camp at

Mammoth Mtn. Last Spring, A Special All Women’s Sub

Group Took a Different approach to Gate Bashing. Frontiers

Of Ski Instruction by Grace Lichtenstein                             pg.28

Choreographed Skiing by Chris Ryman                                        pg.75

Rear-Entry Redux- Test Reports by John Henry Auran              pg.80

Is Your Old Gear Still Good?- How to Evaluate your Boots and

Bindings by Carl Ettlinger                                                    pg.84

Waiter! Table for Two! Making a Snow Table by Robert Doyle  pg.12

Discovering March- How a Tyro’s Lunatic Descent Transformed His

Thinking About March by Daniel Ford                               pg.22

The Bevel, You Say? Here’s How It’s Done by Jim Deines           pg.87

“If I Make the D Team…” A Psychoanalyst Finds Himself Out

Classed at Snowbird by Steven Levy, MD                            pg.95

The World Cup Comes to North America- A Skiing Magazine Salute  pg.33

 

September 1985

Skiing’s 1986 Buying Guide by Al Greenberg                               pg.117

Skiwear ’86: Getting the Jump on Fashion by Virginia Langner pg.118

Sport Skis- New Constructions, “Visible Sales Features” by Bill Grout

and Bard Glenne                                                                    pg.126

Hot Boots- New Built-in Heaters! By Dinah Witchel                      pg.142

Bindings by Carl Ettlinger                                                              pg.155

How to Pick a Ski Shop by Al Greenberg                                      pg.161

Goggles and Glasses- Why You Need Them, How to Pick Them

by Claire Walter                                                                     pg.168

Ski Racks… and Bike Racks and Boat Racks by Paul Gordon    pg.197

Poles- of ’86 by Bill Grout                                                               pg.201

Save a Little, Ski A Lot- Instruction by Walt Chauner                 pg.60

Are You a Butterfly or a Bee? Instruction by Jim Isham              pg.76

In the Bumps, Maintain Your Rhythm- Instruction by Dave Merriam pg.166

Three Steps to Peak Performance- Exercises by Horst Abraham  pg.251

Weather was the Opponent- Competition by Christin Cooper and

Nicholas Howe                                                                        pg.233

High Style in the Deep Woods- Sugarloaf/ USA, Maine Ski areas

by Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.206

Stalking the White Fantastic- Utah Powder Skiing by Hank Barlow     pg.268

High Route to Telluride- An Alpine Tour in the San Juans, Colorado

Ski Areas by Peter Shelton                                                    pg.288

The Jimmie Heuga Express- Superstar Skiers Log More than One

Million Vertical Feet by Linda Harbine Martin                   pg.101

Color Explosion! Portfolio of Great Skiing Shots                          pg.278

 

October 1985

Summit County: The Light at the End of the Tunnel- Four High

Altitude Colorado Resorts on the Western Side of Loveland

Pass by Linda Harbine Martin                                              pg.84

Skiing’s 1986 Guide to Great Vacations- Thumbnail Sketches of

Over 70 North American Resorts                                          pg.94

Stowe- Vermont Ski Areas by Bill Grout                                       pg.130

A Fine Madness at Badgastein- Austrian Resort by Allan Pospisil         pg.146

The Brights Have It! Fashion by Virginia Langner                       pg.156

Recreational Skis- Test Reports by Bill Grout and Bard Glenne  pg.194

Best Buys in Boots by Dinah Witchel                                             pg.206

Bindings Performance Report: The Look XM by Carl Ettlinger  pg.213

Pick a Safe Place to Stop- Instruction by Hank Barlow                pg.34

For Smoother Turns, Cross over Your Skis- Instruction

by Dave Merriam                                                                   pg.83

How to Build Strength- An Easy Way to Tone Muscles for More

Skiing Fun by Christin Cooper, Conditioning                     pg.183

Punch the Turn in Powder- Instruction by Scott Singleton           pg.187

Three Steps to Peak Performance- How to Train the Mind for

Maximum Physical Output by Horst Abraham                   pg.217

Using Home Video to Improve Your Skiing by Michael Moran   pg.222

Doug Lewis: King of the Hill? By John Skow, Competition         pg.188

Bill Johnson: Over the Hill? By Greg Lewis                                  pg.189

The Last Run- The Poetry of Skiing at Day’s End, Photo Essay

with Text by Hank Barlow                                                    pg.140

 

November 1985

La Dolce Utah- How Deer Valley Draws the Well Heeled to the

Wasatch, by George Bush                                                     pg.106

Marriage, New Hampshire Style- Loon Mountain’s Union with

North Peak Means Better Skiing by Allan Pospisil               pg.126

Station De Ski Sans Finis- Les Ares, French Alps, Europe, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.150

Heaven, Come Eleven- South Lake Tahoe’s Heavenly Valley

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.184

Wired for Action- Skiwear, Fashion                                               pg.220

Slalom Skis- Test Reports by Bill Grout and Bard Glenne           pg.228

You’ve Come a Long Way Baby!- Women’s Boots by

Dinah Witchel                                                                        pg.240

Bindings Performance Report: The Marker M46 Twincam

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.257

For Smoother Skiing, Start Your Turns in the Fall Line- Instruction by

Kent Stevens                                                                           pg.48

Portrait of an Extremist- How Patrick Vallencant Skis the Steeps

by Del Mulkey                                                                        pg.157

Three Steps to Peak Performance- Winning Attitude can Make a

Difference by Horst Abraham                                               pg.165

Playing the Spectrums of Skiing by Chris Ryman                         pg.169

How to Locate a Ski Buried in Powder by Weems Westfeldt        pg.261

For Effective Edging, Show Your Bottoms- Instruction by

Scott Singleton                                                                       pg.278

Small is Beautiful- Diann Roffe, GS World Champion

by Nicholas Howe, Competition                                            pg.113

A Champion for the 80’s – How Marc Girardelli took Three World

Cups by Olle Larsson                                                            pg.121

Snow Dance Through the Trees- Tree Skiing Photo Essay

Text by Hank Barlow                                                            pg.100

A School for Fitness? In Which the Austrian Smokescreen meets

American Dynamite by Bill Corbett                                      pg.263

 

December 1985

Hot Tracks- Color Photos of Signatures in the Snow                    pg.64

Looking In on Bromley- Vermont, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel  pg.40

Sampling Two by Tahoe- Alpine Meadows and Northstar, California

by Allan Pospisil                                                                     pg.68

Mont Ste. Anne Joins the International Set (by Snowmaking)

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.146

Mt. Snow Enters the Computer Age by Andrew Nemethy            pg.161

Down Pike’s Peak- Or Bust by Jeff Frees                                       pg.197

Downhill on Skinny Skis- In Michigan You Can Combine Cross

Country Racing with Norpine or Alpine by Hal Higdon     pg.208

On Catwalks, Pass Carefully and Quietly- Instruction by

Weems Westfeldt                                                                    pg.56

The Thousand Steps- Exercise Games by Walt Chauner              pg.169

After a Fall, Put On the Uphill Ski First- Instruction by Hank Barlow  pg.239

Splendor in the Snow- Fashion, Skiwear by Kim Brizzolara        pg.80

Giant Slalom Skis ‘86- Test Reports on GS Cruisers by Bill Grout

and Bard Glenne                                                                    pg.88

High Tech Ski Gloves by Kim Brizzolara                                       pg.134

More Best Buys- Boot Manufacturers Select the Best in their Lines

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.136

Hard-to-Fit-Feet by Dinah Witchel                                                 pg.140

High Style X-C- Fashion                                                                 pg.207

Athletes in Motion- Handicapped Skiers by Tamsin Venn            pg.221

The Story of the 10th (Mountain Division) by Nicholas Howe

Ski Troops                                                                              pg.181

Erica Loves Jill- A Psychoanalyst Discovers the Pain of abandonment

As His Daughter Finds a New Relationship by Dr. Steven Levy   pg.203

I’ll Take Age- On Skis or Off- An Old Timer Finds Time Has Its

Rewards by Enno Hobbing                                                   pg.218

Wrestling with the Black Bear by Berkeley Rice                            pg.230

 

January 1986

The World Cup Returns                                                                 pg.75

Back to Hamburgers and Hot Dogs by Christin Cooper               pg.76

17 Races to Watch- Schedule                                                          pg.80

A Rising Star Named Eva- Twardokens by Nicholas Howe          pg.94

Kids Just Wanna Have Fun- Children’s Fashion by Kim Brizzolara     pg.108

Skis for Fun- A Guide to Junior Skis by Bill Grout and

Bard Glenne                                                                           pg.112

Kids Boot Up by Dinah Witchel                                                     pg.116

Kids’ Bindings- What You Need To Know by Carl Ettlinger       pg.121

A Skier’s Holiday Fantasy- Big Ticket Ideas for the Skier who Has

Almost Everything by Kim Brizzolara                                  pg.129

Looking In On Big Mountain, Montana by Linda Harbine Martin      pg.26

Telluride- the Secret’s Out—Colorado, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg       pg.40

Taking Flight at Panorama- Fast Cruising and Heli-skiing in

British Columbia by Bill Grout                                             pg.52

The Promise of Pico- Vermont, Ski Areas by Daniel Ford             pg.63

Get Tall Till One Leg Takes Over- Instruction by Walt Chauner pg.24

Tune Up Your Turning- Series of Games by Walt Chauner         pg.99

Wedge Busters- How and Why to Break Your Child’s Braking-

Wedge Habit by Mo Adamski                                               pg.126

For Dynamic Turns, Jump Out of Your Skis- Instruction

by Kent Stevens                                                                      pg.136

 

Spring 1986

Seeking Out the Butte- Crested Butte, Colorado, Ski Areas

by Linda Harbine Martin                                                      pg.30

Serendipity at Saas-Fee—the Swiss Valais, Europe, Ski Areas

By John Skow                                                                        pg.38

Ice Dancing in the Vallee Blanche- Chamonix by Lito Tejada-Flores    pg.44

Spring Skiing in the Land of the Midnight Sun- Above the Arctic

Circle, Swedes’ Resort by Robert Parker                              pg.52

Summer Ski Camps ‘86- Guide                                                      pg.79

Three Ways to Sharpen Your Mogul Skills- Instruction by

Hilary Engisch                                                                       pg.23

Tactics for Spring Skiing by Shawn Smith and Pat King             pg.73

For Better Balance, Do the Huggy Bear Turn- Instruction by

Jim Isham                                                                               pg.88

How the Racers Carve on Hard Snow by Olle Larssen                 pg.59

For Skiers, Sun Protection Makes Sense- How to Select Glasses and

Lotions by Joana Jebsen                                                       pg.64

Why All the Knee Injuries? By Carl Ettlinger, Ski Accidents       pg.70

How to Store Your Gear by Al Greenberg                                     pg.86

 

November 1986

Snow Watch- Photo Essay, Winter Photography                          pg.62

Making Training Fun- A Program for Reaching Optimum Fitness

by Christin Cooper                                                                pg.66

Home Tuning Made Easy- Step by Step Guide by Jim Deines     pg.83

Big Sky- Montana, Ski Areas by John Skow                                 pg.90

The Second Coming of Aspen- Colorado, Resorts, Ski Areas

by Hank Barlow                                                                    pg.96

It Started in St. Anton by Al Greenberg                                         pg.123

Glory Comes to Gore- New York’s “Best Kept Secret” Unveiled

by Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.155

Sport Stars- Test Reports by Bard Glenne and Bill Grout            pg.208

A Boot Tester’s Smorgasbord- Test Results by Rick Kahl            pg.220

Marker: Elegant Solutions- The Twincam M36 by Carl Ettlinger         pg.229

Eurofash: Shocking and Chic- European Skiwear, Fashion

by Kim Brizzolara                                                                  pg.241

On a Fast Track- Nordic Skiwear, Fashion by Iseult Devlin         pg.251

Look Uphill Before You Start- Instruction by Paul Jones             pg.34

Race Day Routine- Instruction by Hank Kashiwa                         pg.52

Warm Up With the Pole Hop- Instruction by Ellen Post Foster    pg.60

Breakthrough on Skis- Part II How To Achieve A Bombproof Parallel

Start by Lito Tejada- Flores, Instruction                              pg.257

The Squire of Shangri-La—Profile of Tom Corcoran by Dinah Witchel        pg.264

 

December 1986

Bumps! By Hank Barlow                                                                pg.46

In Search of Mogul Meaning- A Natural History

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.50

Bump Basics- Exercises to Get You Started by Walt Chauner      pg.58

State Secrets in New Hampshire- Cannon and Sunapee, Ski Areas

by Daniel Ford                                                                       pg.70

In Deep at Mammoth by Nicholas Howe                                        pg.77

On Course in the Cantons De L’Est-Quebec’s Eastern Townships

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.84

Saloman’s Super Savers- The 547 and 547 Sport Bindings by

Carl Ettlinger                                                                         pg.113

Rugged and Good Lookin’- Fashion, Skiwear by Kim Brizzolara         pg.136

Equal Whites for Women- Test Reports on Boots by Rick Kahl  pg.150

Skis for Speed- Test Reports on Slalom and Giant Slalom Skis

by Bill Grout                                                                          pg.166

X-C: A Systems Analysis- Reports on Cross-Country Boot Binding

Systems by Iseult Devlin                                                        pg.183

Geze: Rugged and Reliable by Carl Ettlinger                                pg.189

Racking ‘em Up- Car Top Carriers by Irwin Curtin                     pg.192

Finding the Optimum Line- Instruction for Recreational Racers

by HankKashiwa                                                                  pg.38

Tighten Your Grip to Tighten Your Turn- Instruction for Advanced

Skiers by Jim Isham                                                              pg.149

Breakthrough on Skis- Part III: The Secret of Dynamic Anticipation

By Lito Tejada- Flores                                                           pg.195

The World Cup inNorth America-Preview of the Alpine Racing

Season by Al Greenberg                                                        pg.93

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1940's

November 15, 1949

Italy Enters Top Contestants for FIS Downhill and Slalom          pg.1

Whiteface Ski  Area Ready for New Year’s Dedication       pg.1

CSR Sponsor Year’s First Race at Berthoud Pass                pg.1

New England Skiing Starts Dec 10                                       pg.1

NRMSA Adopts NAT Plan on Trial Basis                                     pg.1

CanadaPrepares for Winter Rush fromUSSkiers                       pg.

Work to Begin on Slide Mountain Lift Near Reno                        pg.1

Sugar Bowl Opens Dec 16                                                     pg.1

Univ of Wash Grooms New Ski Area                                             pg.1

Chile First S.A. Country to Accept FIS Invitation                         pg.1

Alf Engen to Direct Staff at Free Deseret News Ski School  pg.2

Ski Acres New Site of P-I Ski School, Albouy Heads Staff  pg.2

NY State has 58 Ski Areas                                                     pg.2

Championship Date Set for Mon du Lac Area                     pg.2

Kjellstrom Arrives in US, Swedes Pick Top FIS Team                  pg.3

Italian Olympic Ace Coaches Seattle Team                                    pg.3

Big Bromley Boosts Capacity of Lifts, Opens New Slopes   pg.3

NRMSA Schedules Four Championship Events                            pg.3

Forest Service Plans Development at Mineral King Area              pg.3

Tremblant Top Area in Eastern Canada                              pg.4

Foeger Again at Yosemite                                                      pg.4

Perrault Boasts Junior Jumping                                                     pg.5

Zips and May Co Sponsor Jay Film                                               pg.5

Schaeffler Coaches Pioneers for Six Collegiate Meets          pg.6

Swedish Pro to Coach Western State Races                          pg.6

Montezuma Basin Hut Improved Touring During Summer

pg.6

Rutland to Provide Children’s Lessons                                 pg.6

“Snow Ranger” Film Delayed                                                         pg.7

Placid Prepares Trails and Jump for FIS Nordic Competition     pg.8

McGill Team Trains Under Coach Allen                              pg.8

Seattle Times Ski School Starts 8th Yea                                pg.8

1950's

January 1, 1950

Ruling May Bar Racers from Competing at FIS                              pg.1

RM Ski on Air 6:45 KMYR Mon, Wed, Fri                                        pg.1

Jalbert Protests at Omission from Canada’s FIS Team                 pg.1

Shortage of Funds May Limit Italian FIS Team to Four                pg.1

Plans Ready for Stevens Standard Races                                          pg.1

Downhill Series Starts Jan 1st at Whiteface                                      pg.1

Reddish and Werner Trim Fast Field at Annual Alta Snow Cup pg.1

RMS Awarded New Sanction                                                               pg.1

Drohat Cracks Up for Second Time at Middlebury                         pg.1

D.U. Wins Nat. Intercollegiates                                                             pg.1

Soviet Participation in Aspen FIS Events Not Yet                           pg.2

One Girl OK’d for P-I Ski School Staff                                                 pg.2

US Skiers Aid in Financing Austrian Team                                        pg.2

European Teams to Race Jan 7-8                                                         pg.3

Univ of Wash Team Faces Seven Meet Race Season   pg.3

Laurentian Tour Schedule Set by Zone Committee     pg.3

Six Colleges to Show at Norwich Winter Carnival     pg.3

Modern Weather Prediction Given the Heave-Ho     pg.3

Portland Day Race Set for Jan 7-8     pg.3

New Lift Planned for Mt Rose Bowl     pg.3

Unique Trophy Given at Mt Pisgah Race     pg.3

Nevada Univ Makes Strong Bid for 50 Intercollegiates     pg.5

New Innovations Added to Three Tyrol Boot Models     pg.5

Swiss Ace to Compete at Placid FIS     pg.5

World’s Largest Aerial Tram to be Built on MtSan Jacinto     pg.6

High Standards of First Aid Required in NSPS pg.6

Pioneer Ski Club Sponsors Snow Ball Jan 13     pg.6

NSA Announces Group Insurance for Ski Clubs     pg.6

Manufacture of Popular Model Continued by Northland Ski Co     pg.6

MInes and CU to Sponsor Intercollegiates at Steamboat Springs     pg.7

Swiss Champ Heads Snow Ridge School     pg.7

Couttet, Oreiller, Blanc, Train in Switzerland for Aspen FIS     pg.7

Far West Instructors Certified to Teach Unified Ski Technique     pg.8

“Hard Luck” Trophy Given to Ski Group     pg.8

 

January 13, 1950

Bietila Wins Central Assoc Jumping Meet     pg.1

Jump Hill Completed for PNSA Tourneys     pg.1

Swedes Out to Duplicate 1948 Victory     pg.1

Sugar Bowl Adopts NAT Program     pg.1

Predict Rough Competition from US Jumpers at Placid FIS    pg.1

North Americans to Draw Top Field of Int’l Competitors at Banff     pg.1

Aspen Training of Canadian FIS Team Protested     pg.1

New SRMSA Club Formed by Army Ski Instructors     pg.1

Two Skiers Killed on Chair Lift in ItalianAlps     pg.1

California Forests Lead in Skier Attendance, 580,000 Visits pg.1

Sun Valley Patrolman Upsets FIS Racers at SRMSA Champs     pg.2

PNSA Junior Championships Due Jan 21-22     pg.2

Season’s Outlook Good for Univ of Wyo Ski Team     pg.2

Knoles Leads Pack at Arizona Bowl Slalom     pg.2

Chairlift Shutdown at Belknap Caused by Unsafe Cable     pg.2

Final French FIS Team to be Picked at Race Jan14-15     pg.2

Recreational Ski Program Opened at Univ of Vt     pg.2

Univ of Wash Wins Rossland Intercollegiate Meet for 3rd Time     pg.3

Norwegian Skiers Dominate Field at Salisbury Jump     pg.3

Snowshoe Thompson Trophy Given FWSA by Norwegian Ski Group  pg.3

Wright Annexes Duluth Jumping Championships     pg.3

Unified Ski Instruction Prevails Throughout Canadian Resort Areas     pg.3

Grosjean, Schneider Share Honors at Season’s First Swiss Races     pg.5

Revelstoke Jump Tourney Planned for Jan 28-29      pg.5

Mad River Boosts Junior Skiing in Winter Program     pg.5

Soda Springs Area Inaugurates New Double Chair Lift     pg.6

USEASA Officials Veto Proposal for Unified Ski Instruction     pg.6

Mt Skiers Sweep Field at Tomahawk Jump      pg.6

New Glass Ski Put on Market by Northland     pg.6

Sun Valley Ski School Four FIS Competitors     pg.6

Steamboat High Skiers Trounce Schools in Meet     pg.7

SRMSA Ski Instructor Tests Due Jan 24-25 at Berthoud    pg.7

Ennis Club Gets Set for NRMSA Championships     pg.7

Leblanc High Scorer at St Lawrence Jump    pg.7

Steamboat Skier Develops Automatic Scoring for Jump Meets   pg.8

Caberfae Installs Improvements for Big Ski Season     pg.8

Need for Winter Warfare Training in Canadian Regiments     pg.8

Saarinen, ’32 Olympian, to Coach Finns at Lake Placid FIS pg.8

 

February 1, 1950

FIS Preview Scheduled for Winter Park Meet                      pg.1

Tokle Breaks Hill Record at Norge Meet                              pg.1

Colorado Men capture Combined Titles at Nansen Meet              pg.1

Molitor to be at Aspen FIS                                                    pg.1

FWSA Gives $2000 for FIS Team Training                                   pg.1

Holland Enters FIS                                                                pg.1

14 Teams Entered at Banff’s Fourth Intercollegiate            pg.1

21st Lauberhorn Race Won by Fredi Rubi-Couttet 2nd               pg.1

Mohawk Slopes Covered with Crushed Ice                                    pg.1

Italy’s Eugenio Monti Takes 1st at Three-Day Swiss Meet  pg.2

Sun Valley FIS Racers in Top Shape says Outzs                           pg.2

Tour of Ski Areas Offered as Prizes in Vermont Contest              pg.2

Bietila Wins Nelson and FDR Memorial Trophies at Bear Mt      pg.2

Nagel Sweeps to Victory in DHO Tourney                                     pg.2

Area Near SanJacinto Tram not Suitable for Skiing           pg.2

Wyoming Leads 10 Schools at Utah Tourney                      pg.2

Falkenger Outpoints US Jumpers at 29th Norsemen Meet  pg.3

Junior Jump Championships Feb 26th                                          pg.3

Steamboat Juniors Win Zip Team Races                             pg.3

Belleayre Opened at Formal Rites                                         pg.3

70-yr-old Alpinist to Attempt Climb of 17,000 Alaskan Peak       pg.3

High Winds Crumple Steel Jumping Tower                                  pg.3

3-Day-Meet to Highlight St Lawrence Carnival                             pg.3

Newcomb Trophy Won by McLeod for Second Year                   pg.3

Spokane and Rossland Men Win PNSA Race                      pg.3

Champlain to Enter Team for First Time in College Meets pg.5

Pfeiffer Top Qualifier in Recent Canadian Ski Instructor

Exams                                                                                     pg.5

US-Trained British Junior 3rd in Swiss Meet                       pg.5

McGill to Host College Meet at St Sauvier                                     pg.5

Harriman Captains Colby Ski Team                                             pg.5

Reno High School Skiers Cop Junior Race Tournament              pg.5

New Ski Trainer for Home Use Hits Market                                  pg.6

Johnson Top Man at Jackson Cross Country Tourney                pg.6

Buek Retains Nevada State Downhill Title                                     pg.6

Junior Racer Whips Seniors at Ryan Park                                    pg.6

Helmings to Manage Mt Spokane Lodge                             pg.6

French Skiers Set Pace                                                           pg.6

Saier Bros Annex Titles at Belmont Events                                    pg.7

Western State Stages Comeback, Takes College Meet

Steamboat                                                                              pg.7

American Team ‘Out for Blood’ at Aspen FIS                     pg.7

SRMSA Champs Named at Winter Park Tourney                        pg.7

NY Slalom Championships Won MacIntyre, Bombard                pg.8

All Applicants Fail SRMSA Tests for certification as

instructors                                                                               pg.8

Neidlinger Replaces Dodge on FIS Team                              pg.8

Three US Jumpers Hurt at Start of Lake Placid FIS Week pg.8

Injuries Hit US FIS Team                                                      pg.8

 

February 13, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Parade, Welcoming by Officials Opening of FIS  Events              pg.1

Entertainment Every Evening of FIS Week                                   pg.1

Durrance Estimates Course Distances                                   pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Ladies’ Giant Slalom                            pg.1

Aspen FIS Race Schedule                                                      pg.2

Injuries Plague American and Foreign Teams- 21 Hurt So Far    pg.3

Russian Representatives Arrive in Aspen for FIS Alpine Meet      pg.3

February 14, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Austrian Girls Show Heels to Field in Women’s Giant Slalom      pg.1

FWSA Sends $1600 Check fro FIS Training Fund                          pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Mens’ Giant Slalom                     pg.1

Results 1950 FIS Womens’ Giant Slalom                             pg.3

Thioliere Out with Sprain                                                               pg.3

FIS Championship Races Timed Automatic Equipment               pg.4

 

February 15, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Zeno Colo Takes Title in Giant Slalom; First American 27th       pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Womens’ Slalom                                   pg.1

Two US Girls Out of Race with Injuries                               pg.2

Two Runs in Womens’ Slalom Race                                               pg.2

Results 1950 FIS Men’s Giant Slalom                                            pg.3

FIS Racers “Seeded” ; Running Order Picked by Draw               pg.4

 

February 16, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Dagmar Rom Wins Slalom for FIS Victory;Andrea Mead 6th     pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Men’s Slalom                               pg.1

Official Results 1950 FIS Womens’ Slalom                                    pg.3

Berg Suffers Second Concussion in Downhill Trial  Run              pg.4

 

February 17, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Schneider Takes FIS Slalom Fast Runs Over Tricky Course      pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Womens’ Downhill                                pg.1

Girls to Keep Numbers as Souvenirs of FIS                                   pg.2

Official Results 1950 FIS Men’s Slalom                                pg.3

FIS Men’s Downhill Racers up forSaleat Calcutta  Pool            pg.4

 

February 18, 1950

1950 Aspen FIS Edition

Jochum-Beiser Outclasses Field in Women’s Downhill;

Rodolph Fifth                                                                         pg.1

Running Order 1950 FIS Mens’ Downhill                                     pg.1

Official Results 1950 FIS Womens’ Downhill                       pg.3

Poor Light Conditions May Postpone Mens’ Downhill Race        pg.3

Injured FIS Racers on Recovery List                                              pg.4

 

February 15, 1950

Norwegian Slalom Ace Trims 18 FIS Entrants                     pg.1

Title Events Due Feb 26-26 at Belknap Ski Area                           pg.1

Matt Leads US Racers at Eccles Giant Slalom                     pg.1

Retired Status Available for National Patrolmen                           pg.1

Foreign FIS Teams to Get Invites for Nat. Giant Slalom               pg.1

Wide Margin Marks Bjornstad’s Victory in FIS World Jumping

Title                                                                                         pg.1

No Combined Race Results at Aspen FIS                             pg.1

US Teams Show Top Form During Training Sessions at Sun

Valley                                                                                      pg.2

Coupe Air France Won by Swede                                         pg.2

Trophies Donated to Calgary Club                                                pg.2

UCLA Skier Wins Calif. Classic Meet                                  pg.2

Officials Lay Down Strict Rules at Aspen                                      pg.3

Mt Rose Time Trials Pick Reno Ski Club Team                            pg.3

Santa Fe Basin Slates Washington Team Races Feb 25-26  pg.3

Swedes Edge Out Finns in 25-Mile Relay Grind                            pg.3

Americans Wait Too Long to Get Into Condition-Olander pg.3

300-Foot Jumps Possible Feb 18 at Esmeralda Open           pg.4

Saanglard Scores Two Wins at International Week             pg.4

Avalanche Danger to be Checked on Aspen FIS Trails                 pg.4

FJ Boyle Picked as Medicine Man for US FIS Team            pg.4

Self-Lubricating Plastic Bottom Skis Developed                            pg.4

Heavy Snows atYosemiteAssure Good Season                             pg.4

Slaatvik Paces Five Norwegian to Victory First Event

Placid FIS                                                                               pg.5

SeattleFourth at Annual Running of Citydweller Derby              pg.5

Art Tokle WinsBear MountainMemorial Jumps                         pg.5

History Repeats- Snow Covers Proposed FIS Site High Sierras    pg.5

Forest Service Men Attend Ski Training Course                           pg.5

Two-Year Development Plan Grouse Mt- Another Chair Lift     pg.6

Univ ofCalSkiers Sweep All  Events Tresideer Cup Races pg.7

Jim Running Outclasses Field atSt PaulCarnival Jump              pg.8

Lack of Snow HitsRockiesand Eastern Hills                      pg.8

SRMSA Classif. System Final Revision Point Advancement         pg.9

Freeman Sets New Caspian Hill Record                                pg.10

Micoleau Book Combines Art and Ski Skill                                   pg.10

East’s Best Trail Possible inMaineatSugarMountain                 pg.10

FIS Interpreter Kept Busy 9 Languages Cross Country Races     pg.10

Steamboat Winter Carnival Ready to Roll Feb 25-26                   pg.10

Ski Technique Discussions in US Interest Swiss                    pg.11

Surprise Upset Scored by Swede in 50-km Race                            pg.11

FIS Jumpers Hit 50 mph Speed                                            pg.11

Speech by Governor Knous Highlights Opening of Berthoud

Pass Lodge                                                                              pg.11

DuluthCentral Skiers Retain Hold on State Title                          pg.11

CaliforniaStateJumping Titles at Stake Feb 12                           pg.11

Swedes Top Runners FIS 18 km Cross Country; Hasu wins

Combined                                                                               pg.12

 

March 15, 1950

Nat’l Giant Slalom Titles Nabbed by Austrian Stars           pg.1

Andrea Mead and Hans Nogler Share Harriman Cup Honors    pg.1

Ski-Less Jumper Gives Scare to Crowd of 15,000                         pg.1

World Jumping Record Broken, Now 432.9 Feet                          pg.1

New Snow GetsEastern USRace Schedule Moving            pg.1

NRMSA Names McCracken as New President                     pg.1

Nat’l 4-Way Intercollegiates at Arapahoe Mar31-Apr2                pg.1

Junior Undefeated U ofMinnTeam Winds Up Season                pg.2

France,ItalyandSwitzerlandStage National Championships     pg.2

Hans Holaas WinsN Amer-Canadian Cross-Country with 3-

Minute Lead                                                                           pg.2

Automatic Timing Device Provides Easy Race Results                  pg.2

McGill Captures Canadian Intercollegiate Title                             pg.2

Bertrand, Canadian Junior Racer Wins Dominion Downhill       pg.3

American Girl Takes Third DuringWhite Ribbon StMoritz       pg.3

Knowles Outscores Crawford at SRMSA Junior Jumping pg.3

Proctor AcademyUSEasternPrep SchoolVisitors              pg.3

Devlin Takes Title atNorth Amerand Canadian Jumping pg.3

SeattleWoman Places Seventh in French Downhill              pg.5

Blizzard Hits TwoCalifSki Tourneys                                            pg.5

Norwegian Ace to Make Screen Test                                     pg.5

Country’s Best Juniors Set for Alta Championships           pg.6

U of NH Wildcats Victors in Hochgebirge Trophy Meet               pg.6

Amateur Ski Club of NYAnnexesCityChampionship                pg.6

Constant Memorial Trophy Goes to Ruschp Instructor                pg.6

Three Nations Bid for 1954 FIS; Dispute Looms About

Amateurs                                                                                pg.7

Zips Retain Hold onColoradoSki Runner Trophy                      pg.7

Woodburn Keeps NRMSA Downhill and Slalom Title                 pg.7

Severson High Man at Wasau Jumping                               pg.7

FIS Slalom Too Easy- Schneider                                           pg.7

Ken Long Paces Field in Class-C Giant Slalom                    pg.7

White MountainJumping Taken by Kaarstein                             pg.8

Far Western Classic Combined Crown Nabbed by Hill Bros        pg.8

Mt Hood Aerial Tram to Open Soon                                              pg.8

Northeastern Univ Nabs Foley Memorial                             pg.8

 

 

 

April 1, 1950

McCulloch, Woodworth Sweep National Combined                     pg.1

Perry-Smith Nabs SRMSA Classic Combined Crown                 pg.1

SeattleCouple Score High in Swiss Races                                       pg.1

Canadian Women Hand Out Defeat to American Girls                pg.1

Macomber Shatters Record, Austrians Sweep Combined          pg.1

Leg Amputees Hold Ski Race inGermany                                       pg.1

Zipfelbergers Capture Matowakan Trophy Year’s 2nd Win        pg.2

Dean Perkins Nabs Doug Smith Memorial Race                            pg.2

IllinoisEquipment Dealer Boosts Safety Bindings                          pg.2

Rom and Colo to Star in New Durrance Film                                   pg.3

CalgaryTeamSeizesInter-citySki Trophy                                     pg.3

Crawford and Werner Cop National Junior Titles                          pg.3

Bertrand Snares Laurentian Slalom and Thibault Cup     pg.3

Perren andLundShare Honors in Gornergrat Day     pg.3

Cranmore Giant Slalom Won by Univ of NH Team     pg.3

Wolfer and Glasmman Winning Juniors During Intermountain Race    pg.3

Wilkins Beats 80 Contestants in NY Slalom Tournament     pg.3

Wahlberg Retires from Competition     pg.4

Hans Holaas Wins DonnerSummitMemorial Event     pg.4

Canadian Ski Assn Forms Plans for Selecting 1952 Olympic Squad     pg.4

Paul Smith’s College Outscores Five Schools     pg.4

Cancellation of 1952 Olympics Over Amateur Ruling Possible     pg.1

Mohn Beats Tokle to WinVermontClass A Jumping     pg.1

IdahoJuniors Capture Legion Championships      pg.1

DartmouthEarns Victory atNationalCollegeSki Meets     pg.1

Good Spring Ski Season Anticipated     pg.1

Sugar Bowl Squad NabsSacramentoBee Team Races     pg.1

Kimball Re-elected President of Inter-Mountain Assoc     pg.1

Violation of Rules May Alter Results of Steamboat Jumping     pg.1

Central AssocSets Up Restrictions for Class B Jumpers     pg.1

ColoradoReady to Boost Winter Sports Facilities     pg.2

PotentialTacomaSki Area Surveyed     pg.2

Boyan Takes Over as New Prexy of Central Ski Assoc     pg.2

Armstrong to Lead Univ of NH Team     pg.2

Gabl and Nagl Share Titles at Silver Dollar and FWSA Meet     pg.3

Andy Mead Tops Field in Eastern Women’s Slalom     pg.3

Firm Develops New Snow-Maker     pg.3

Delvin Sets New Record at Mont St Castin Jump      pg.3

VancouverSkiers Form Competitiors’ Association     pg.3

Minority Group Brings Criticism to National Ski Patrol System     pg.4

Klippgen andRodolphNabEstesParkSlalom     pg.4

YoungRacerCopsPennStateMeet     pg.4

Minnie Dole Resigns as Nat’l Director of NSPS      pg.1

CaliforniaGirl Suspended for Rest of Season     pg.1

Karl Stingl Wins Golden Pole Slalom     pg.1

Eastern Ski Assoc Wants Uniformity in Classifications     pg.1

FIS Wants NSA Support Against Olympic Ban on Instructors     pg.1

Biggest Season in History forRenoSki Areas     pg.1

Olympic Try-out Sites to be Picked at Nat’l Meeting     pg.1

NHNewspaperReportsCollegeSkiing Subsidized     pg.1

RMSkiing Applies fro Nat’l Sanction     pg.1

George Macomber Boosts Formation of Nat’l Ski Team     pg.1

DenverUniversityScores Victory in Vanderbilt Memorial Cup Meet     pg.2

50-Foot Schooner Sails toChilefor Summer of Skiing     pg.2

Vandhei and Harris Share Giant Slalom Titles at Alta Meet     pg.2

D Sylvester to Captain Univ ofVermontTeam     pg.2

Delegates to Mix Business and Fun atSun Valley     pg.2

Berge and BurrSplitTitle at Annual Silver Belt Race     pg.3

NSPS Opposed to Combining Office with NSA     pg.3

Ishpeming Bids for National Events in 1954     pg.3

ButlerCup Title Goes to Rodolph and Klipggen     pg.3

Ski Acres to Get Improvements in Summer Months     pg.3

FWSA Giant Slalom to Law and Gabl     pg.3

Alta Wants 1951 Nat’l Downhill and Slalom Meet     pg.3

Central AssocWants Citizens to Compete for Nat’l Jumping Crown     pg.4

Re-allocation of National Ski Fund Proposed     pg.4

Opening of Hood Tramway Delayed     pg.4

New Ruling Establishes 2000-Ft Drop for all Dominion Downhills     pg.4

Top Favorites Win East’s Last Race      pg.4

Race Rule Changes Proposed by SRMSA at National Convention     pg.4

Olympic Group Rejects FIS Amateur Proposals      pg.1

TaylorReplaces Dole as National Director of NSPS     pg.1

Nat’l Ski Assoc Scraps Present Racing Rules    pg.1

Nickel-a-Ticket on Way to Becoming Nationwide Success     pg.1

Eugenio Monti Sweeps Rugged Canin Downhill     pg.1

Alice Kiaer Boosts International Races for American Girls     pg.1

Granstrom Cites Lack of Certified Jumping Officials     pg.1

Skiers to be Taxed in Order to Finance National Assoc     pg.1

Austria, Switzerland,JapanInviteUSSkiers     pg.1

Foreigners Now Restricted in National Jumping Meet     pg.2

Sun Valleyto Host Olympic Downhill and Slalom Tryouts     pg.2

NCAA toConsiderCollegeSki Meets    pg.2

Edvi Aro New Chief of Far Western Ski Instructors’ Group     pg.3

NSA Revokes Sanction from Ski Publications     pg.3

Bellmar Takes Over National Assoc Presidency from Barth     pg.3

Colo Tops Field During Sass Becie Giant Slalom Meet     pg.3

Brewster Downhill Set for June 18 onColumbiaIcefields     pg.3

International Competitions Committee Established     pg.3

Margaret Packard Heads Middlebury Women’s Team     pg.4

Nation-wide Standards Finally Set Up for Advancement of Juniors     pg.4

ArapahoeBasinSlates Closing Day Fun Race     pg.4

‘Snowslide’ Exciting New Novel byAspenAuthor     pg.4

GriffithWins Three South American Championships     pg.1

Canadato Stage Olympic Try-Outs for First Time     pg.1

Couttet Named New Chief of French Ski Fed     pg.1

Work Resumed on Pine Mtn Jump After Labor Mixup     pg.1

Squaw ValleySlated to Open Thanksgiving     pg.1

Joe Ryan, Mont Tremblant Owner, Killed in 22-Story Fall in NY     pg.1

NY State Reaches All-Time Record with 68 Ski Areas     pg.1

Bradley Picked Director ofWinter ParkAssoc     pg.1

Univ of Wash Ski Team Anticipates Good Race Season     pg.1

Young Austrian Star Joins Ski School at Aspen     pg.1

French Ski Teams Commence Early Training Period in Alps      pg.2

Cannon Mtn Lists New Trail Among Major Changes     pg.2

American Ski Trophy Awarded to Andrea Mead     pg.2

March Races Climax Sun Valley Events     pg.2

High Capacity Lift Constructed at Mount Hood     pg.2

French FIS Model Leads Northland’s 1950-51 Line of Skis     pg.2

Denver University Ski Team Loses 4 Men to Armed Forces     pg.2

Gretchen Fraser Boosts International Racing in US Tour     pg.3

“Ski Champs” World Premiere Held  Denver Matowakan Ski Club     pg.3

Denver Becomes Nat’l Headquarters fro NSA and NSPS     pg.3

Faski Co Marks Improvements in Lacquer and Wax     pg.3

Dodge Ridge Gets Heron Double Lift     pg.3

Utah Firm Offers New Type Safety Binding to Skiers     pg.3

Exchange Rates Provide Low Cost Austrian Skiing    pg.4

Taylor Awards National Badge to 15 Patrolmen     pg.4

Stowe Erects New Constam T-Bar Ski Lift     pg.4

John Jay Starts Nation-Wide Trip with Most Recent Ski Film     pg.4

Second Ringer Lift in US Installed at Chewelah Peak     pg.5

50,000 Spectators Witness England’s First Ski Jumping     pg.5

Franz Gabl and JoAnn Kittleson Bag Golden Rose Downhill Titles     pg.5

Dover Produces Novel Design in Ski Boot Trees     pg.5

Ski Rack for Convertible Top Owners Now Ready     pg.5

McLean Designs New Racing Model Ski Boots for Henke    pg.5

Bass Boots Offer New Inner Lacing     pg.5

Bob Parker Joins Staff of Skiing     pg.6

Thorner to Film $150,000 Feature Length Ski Movie    pg.7

Ski Distribution Begun by Bancroft Racket Co     pg.7

Alf Engen Heads Free Ski School for Third Year     pg.8

New San Francisco Plant Begun for White Stag Mfg Co     pg.8

Chippewa Passes 20-yr Mark in Boot Business     pg.8

Two Killed, One Seriously Hurt on Mountain Climb     pg.8

Improved Ski Acres Site of P-I Ski School    pg.8

Famed Skiers Escape Death in River Rapids     pg.8

Emile Alias Endorses Werner Ski Equipment    pg.8

2 Girls Attain National Ski Patrol Status     pg.9

Western Ski Mag Awarded to New Publishing Firm     pg.9

Production Begins on New Spray-On Plastic Lacquer     pg.9

Plastiglass Bottom on New Holley Ski     pg.9

Negotiations Take Place Between Bay Ski Fed and FWSA     pg.9

Engen and Keller Share Crown at Timpanagos Glacier Slalom     pg.10

Skiing Partners Open Large Ski Shop in Denver     pg.10

Plans Formulated for First Lodge at Arapahoe Basin    pg.10

Pioneer of Junior Skiing Succumbs After Long Illness     pg.10

German Racing Highlighted by International Week     pg.10

Liquid Soap Now Included in Base Lacquer by Aloid     pg.10

Sandler Lists Nine Ski Boot Models     pg.10

Holiday Hill Installs New Type Ski Lift     pg.11

Third Season of Operation Set for Mad River Glen     pg.11

Spalding Expands Into Full Scale Ski Line Production     pg.11

Book of Ski Songs Due Out Nov 25     pg.11

Two Ski Magazines Cut Production fro 1950-51     pg.11

Swiss Races Prepare Skiers for 52 Games     pg.12

$100,000 Addition to Spokane Lodge May Stay Closed     pg.12

Manufacturers Awarded Army Ski Contracts     pg.12

Importers Market Complete Line of French Ski Goods     pg.12

Gaboury Trophy Award Goes to McGill Univ Girl     pg.12

Bill Farrell Scores Upset at Peruvian Cup Slalom     pg.1

Extra Year Now Given Juniors in West Canada     pg.1

Junior Racer Given Senior Class A Rank     pg.1

Garmisch Boasts First Skiing of Season in Europe     pg.1

Mountain Training Assured for Ex-10th Div Men Who Re-Enlist     pg.1

Ten-Day Tour to Include Six Western Areas      pg.1

Tom Constant to Coach West Point Ski Team     pg.1

Central NY Ski Area Features Flood-Lighted Slope     pg.2

Peterson Named NSP Chief of Inter-Mountain Region     pg.2

Training Camp Set Up fro Denver University Ski Team     pg.2

Swiss Ski Resorts Expect Record-Breaking Winter     pg.3

Montana Ski Season Begins at Belmont Mt     pg.3

James Couttet Still Not Certified as Ski Instructor     pg.3

Rain Falls to Wash Out Holiday Skiing at Mammoth Mt     pg.3

Swiss Strive to Retain Strong Nat’l Ski Team     pg.4

Order of Eagles to Stage National Junior Meet at Aspen, Feb 10-11     pg.4

John Jay to Lead Winter’s First KLM Ski Flight to Europe      pg.4

Victory Prospects Look Bright for University of Utah Ski Team     pg.5

Dodge Ridge to Promote Junior Skiing     pg.5

Officials Seek Operator for Spokane Lodge    pg.5

Porcupine Mtn Area Near Completion     pg.5

Dave Clark Named Chief Ski Instructor at Bogus Basin     pg.6

SRMSA Officers Split Over Ski Patrol Policies     pg.7

Over 400 Ski Huts Now Ready in Austrian Mts     pg.8

Briggs and Gore Compile Ski Booklet for US Boy Scouts     pg.8

SRMSA Ski Instructors Form Completely New Organization     pg.8

Denver Firm Plans Distribution of New Skier’s Sun Tan Oil     pg.8

New Cable Tram to Begin Operation at Austrian Resort     pg.9

Middlebury Cabin to be Ready by Winter Carnival     pg.9

Eastern College Ski Group Lists 41 Members     pg.9

Members for Austrian Nat’l Team Named     pg.9

Dates Set for Landes Jump and Alta Cup     pg.9

Dodie Post Conducts San Francisco Clinic     pg.9

Five French Guides Complete November Ascent of Mont Blanc     pg.10

Dutch FIS Entry Designs Combination Binding     pg.10

Contest Winners to Receive Free Week in Austria     pg.10

Water Skiers Hold International Meet in Florida     pg.10

Laurel Mountain Readies All Slopes for 1950-51 Season     pg.10

New Idaho Ski Resort to Open in December     pg.11

US Olympics Chances Good States Fraser     pg.11

Stowe Gets East’s First 1950-51 Skiing     pg.11

Canadian Title Events Set for February     pg.11

Several Top Skiers Retire from Ranks of Swiss National Team    pg.12

Part-Time Ski Instructors Eligible for 52 Olympics     pg.1

Keith Wegeman Paces Field in Golden Rose     pg.1

Stowe’s Bid for 1952 Nat’l Alpine Events Approved     pg.1

Record of 35 Nations Entered in Olympics     pg.1

Early Snowfalls Point to Excellent US Ski Season     pg.1

US Funds Help Austrian Victims of 51 Avalanches     pg.1

Skiers to Fine Many Challenges at Belleayre     pg.1

Thousands Thrilled in LA by Jumping from 225-ft Tower     pg.1

Sun Valley Moving Proctor Mtn Lift Onto Mount Baldy     pg.1

Accomodations in Oslo to be Jammed During Games     pg.2

Scandivanian Air Lines Sets Special Flight to Olympics    pg.2

US Army to Send Military Ski Patrol to 52 Olympics    pg.2

Winter Games Costly    pg.2

New England to Concentrate on Promotion of Spring Skiing     pg.3

Micarta Bottoms Now Used on Paris Skis     pg.3

Tavi Stocks up on Norwegian Ski Waxes     pg.3

Jannette Burr Wins Austrian Water Ski Title     pg.3

Australian Skiers to Enter Olympics for First Time     pg.4

Eastern Ski Resort Operators Appoint Williams as Prexy     pg.4

Four Lettermen Return to Boost DU Potential in College Skiing     pg.4

Engls Heads SV School McLean Joins Staff     pg.4

Marc Hodler Appointed FIS President at Congress in Venice     pg.5

International Ski Week Slated for Austria Jan 17-20     pg.5

Winter’s First KLM Ski Trip to Europe Set for Jan 26     pg.5

FIS Congress Acts to Clarify Definition of Endorsement Rule     pg.6

Canada Olympic Skiers to Wear Tyrol Allais Racer     pg.6

Western Germany and Japan Again Members of FIS     pg.6

PNSA Names Helge Sather as New President     pg.7

Beginners to Benefit by New Aspen Changes     pg.7

McCulloch Takes Over Ski School at Mont Tremblant     pg.7

Free Olympic Folder Offered by Norwegian America Boat Line     pg.7

New Spray-On Ski Wax Placed on US Market     pg.7

Engen Again Heads Deseret News School     pg.8

Three New Staff Members Report European Events     pg.9

Jay Begins US Tour with New Motion Picture     pg.9

NH Legislature Vetoes Large Expenditure for Cannon Mtn     pg.11

Ski Team Needs $50,000 Before Leaving States     pg.11

New Towers Added During Summer to Arapahoe Basin     pg.11

Far West Tries New Approach to Raise Olympic Team Funds     pg.11

USEASA Demands Same Departure Date US Olympic Teams     pg.13

Wooly Bears Predict Mild Winter in East     pg.13

Mad River Glen Teacher Authors Ski Instruction Volume  Children     pg.13

Black Plastic Top Added to Head Ski     pg.13

Wind Tunnel Tests Slated for English Olympic Skiers     pg.13

Jennings Enlarges Salt Lake Ski Shop     pg.13

American Ski Trophy Awarded Posthumously to Al Lindley      pg.14

Nat’l Ski Patrol Takes Stand on Safety Bindings     pg.14

Olympic Skiers in Service     pg.16

Robison, Goodwin Win at Argentine National Slalom     pg.16

Plymold Moves into New Burbank Plant     pg.16

New NSPS Manual Being Backed by Miller Beer Co     pg.1

Editor Predicts Old-Fashioned Winter in East     pg.1

Intermountain Assoc. Certifies 31 Instructors     pg.1

European Training Schedules Set for US Olympic Ski Teams     pg.1

Forest Service Releases New Color Ski Film     pg.1

Holiday Hill to Operate Under Single Owner     pg.1

Olympic Fund Falling Far Short of $50,000 Goal      pg.1

Urquhart Resigns as Manager of Canadian Skiers     pg.1

Swiss Rescue Dogs to Attend Classes     pg.1

Germany Sending 55-60 to Olympic     pg.1

Crans Gains in Popularity Among Swiss Ski Resorts     pg.2

$28,000 Building Program Planned fro Glenwood Lift     pg.2

Schneibs Loses Two Stars from St Lawrence Team     pg.2

French Resorts Schedule Heavy List of Events     pg.2

Big Mountain Resort Readies New Ski Trails     pg.3

Nation’s Skiers Flock to Slopes Over Thanksgiving Holidays     pg.3

Portable Tow Can be Adapted for Use in Many Situations     p.3

Interest in Skiing Shows Big Gains in NYS     pg.3

Beconta Imports Colo Ski Boot for American Market     pg.3

Numbers System Will be Tried on Winter Park Lifts     pg.4

K.I.M. Arranges Variety of Ski Tours to Europe    pg.4

Popular Northland Ski Uses French Design     pg.4

Many Miles of New Downhill Runs Opened Up Kitzbuhel Ski Circus     pg.4

NSPS and Highway Dept to Fight Colorado Slides     pg.5

Alpinists Fight Tram to Summit of Matterhorn     pg.5

Seattle Times Free School Set for 9th Season     pg.5

Reno Groups Push Plans for Major Slide Mt Resort     pg.6

NY Firm Imports New Austro Ski Boot     pg.6

$97,000 Lawsuit Filed Against NY Central by Jump Designer     pg.6

Sandler Featuring Hightop Motel     pg.6

McLean Writes Free Booklet on Selection and Care of Ski Boots     pg.6

Eleven Resorts in NH Report Daily Condition     pg.7

New Trail Bigger Practice Slope Among Mod River Glen Changes    pg.7

Instructors of Nine Nations Meet for Initial Congress     pg.11

Corey Engen Named Ski Program Director at Payette Lakes Area     pg.11

Skier Buried but Uninjured in Avalanche    pg.11

Strong Austrian Olympic Team Begins Training     pg.12

Film on Allais Method Now Available in US    pg.12

Nevada Univ Ski Team to Receive Full Support of Athletic Dept    pg.13

Cascade Club’s New Jump Hill Nearly Finished     pg.13

Spokane Lodge to Open Under New Manager     pg.13

Pepi Gabl Arrives to Teach at Stowe     pg.13

14 Avalanche Badge Awards Made by NSPS     pg.14

Aspen Begins Plans for Second Annual Carnival     pg.14

Denver Opens New Center for All Colorado Ski Information     pg.14

Rodegard to Conduct Scandinavian Air Trip to Winter Olympics     pg.14

Pine Needles, Hay Provide early Skiing at Mohawk     pg.16

Bathing Suit Skiers in Dispute     pg.16

Swiss Resorts Getting Set for Big Ski Season     pg.16

Gene and Rhona Gillis Take Over at Bogus Basin School     pg.16

US Olympic Committee Rejects NSA’s Al Lindley     pg.1

Mount Hood Aerial Tram in Operation     pg.1

Sixty of Nation’s Best to Enter Iron Mountain Olympic Jump Trials     pg.1

American Stars Reach Europe for Big Events     pg.1

Plans Made for Longest Lift in World at Shasta     pg.1

Gen Clark Halts Enlistments Into Mountain Unit     pg.1

Nine Schools Enter Meet at Dartmouth Winter Carnival     pg.1

$25,000 Snow Maker Installed at Mohawk Mtn     pg.2

All-Time High Reached at Sun Valley     pg.2

McCulloch and Rytting Capture Nat’l Giant Slalom     pg.2

Baer to Captain Univ of Calif Ski Team     pg.2

Four Students Stage Squaw Valley Victory     pg.3

Duluth Jump Crown Won by Ramfjord     pg.3

Norge Club Sets 45th Tourney for January 21     pg.3

New Tow Planned for California at Fronyer Summit    pg.3

New Foeger Ski Movie Released for Bookings    pg.3

Olsen and Running Score New Record at Tomahawk Hill     pg.5

Bogus Basin Starts Ten-Week School for Boise Juniors     pg.5

Over $1000 Necessary fro Each Canadian Sent to Oslo Olympics    pg.5

Rudi Matt Arrives at Sun Valley as Head Ski Instructor     pg.5

Aspen Ski Team Registers Win on CSR Trophy     pg.6

Devlin Takes Lake Placid Meet by Narrow Margin     pg.6

Art Tokle Receives FDR Trophy After Error Awards Title Barber     pg.6

Laurentians Receive 14 New Type Patrol Sleds    pg.6

Mohn Leads Univ of Wash to Win at Rossland     pg.6

Airline Supplies Skiers with Cars and Racks     pg.6

New High Hit at Opening Day of P-I Ski School     pg.7

Coach and Racing School Graduates 35 at Middlebury     pg.7

Dates of Aspen Eagles Junior Meet Changed     pg.7

US Jumping Stars Head Big Roster of Entries Brattleboro Nationals     pg.8

US Ski Conditions Look Brighter After Recent Snowfalls    pg.8

All-Steel Jumping Hill Completed at Garmisch    pg.8

Ski Accident Proves Fatal to Olympic Skier Griffith    pg.1

Baker Leads Field at Squaw Valley in First FWSA Racing of Season    pg.1

Safety Award Given to Cannon Mtn Ski Patrol     pg.1

Intercollegiate Meet at Aspen Set Dec 21-22

Holiday Hill Disputes Ended as Steinmann Becomes Sole Owner     pg.1

Picard Rates Three US Women’s as Tops     pg.1

Nogler of Austria to Join Staff of Aspen Ski School     pg.1

Forest Rangers Attend Safety Classes at Alta     pg.1

$300,000 Fire Levels Lutsen Resort Lodge    pg.1

Reorganization Program Set fro Tremblant Patrol     pg.2

Campbell Has High Hopes for Husky Ski Team    pg.2

Injury Forces Couttet Out of Any Further Pre-Olympic Training    pg.2

Mental Conditioning Most Vital to US Olympic Skiers- Haensli     pg.2

Second Earliest Opening in 11 Years Recorded at Pico     pg.2

Lone Swiss Climber Killed While Scaling Peak at Himalayas    pg.2

Eric Johnson to Lead Pan American Flight to Olympics    pg.3

Internat’l Military Ski Patrol Meet Set for Andermatt     pg.3

Holmenkollen Jump Scheduled Two Weeks After Olympics     pg.3

Landes Memorial Jumping Won by Barrus     pg.3

Spokane Paper to Hold Second Free Ski School     pg.4

Cooperation of Armed Forces Helps Training     pg.4

Internat’l Sand Skiing Tournament Staged on Slopes in Florida    pg.4

Free Ski Tour Folders for European Trips Available from KLM     pg.4

Berge Returns to Norway to Train with Olympic Team    pg.5

Manager for Canadian Team Still Not Named     pg.5

Red Mountain Cuts Long Lift Line by Adding Rope Tow     pg.5

New Beginners Slope Ready at Whiteface Mountain     pg.6

All-German Olympic Ski Team Seen as Possible     pg.7

Review of Barber ‘s Status Set by Eastern Officials   pg.1

Western Mts Hit by Series of Avalanches   pg.1

Squaw Valley Lift Stopped by Deep Snowfall   pg.1

Entries for Jr Nationals Due by February 20   pg.1

US Olympic Girls Set Pace to Win Swiss National Championships   pg.1

Suzy Harris-Rytting Drops from Roster of Olympic Team   pg.1

Record Number of Nations in Winter Games   pg.1

Dartmouth Downs Five Colleges in Lyndonville Event   pg.1

Holiday Crowds Establish New Record in Eastern US   pg.1

Germans Lack Official Anthem for Olympics   pg.2

One Full Teacher’s Rating Given at Recent IMSA Tests   pg.2

Barber Scores Clean Sweep of Titles at Bear Mountain Meet   pg.2

Postponement Set for Schneider Pokal Race   pg.2

Dodge Ridge Offers Free Ski Lessons   pg.2

Opening Mount Hood Jump Won by Taylor   pg.2

Univ of Wash and WSC Tie at Red Mountain   pg.2

Griffith’s Plane to be Sold for Olympic Benefit   pg.2

Perrault’s Injury Serious Blow to Olympic Jumpers   pg.3

Over 100 Juniors Enrolled in Bogus Basin Free School   pg.3

Tour of Vermont Ski Resorts Awaiting 10 Winners of Contest   pg.3

Russia Fails to Meet Olympic Entry Deadline   pg.3

Officials Concerned Over Lack of Snow at Olympic Sites   pg.3

Olympic Benefit Jumping at Salt Lake Nets $500- Barrus Wins pg.3

Elderly Skier Treks 22 Miles in 7 Hours   pg.3

US Olympic Men Set Pace in Sun Valley X-Country   pg.4

Olympic Fund Increased by Late Donations   pg.4

Injuries Force Italian Ace from Olympics   pg.4

USEASA Senior Men’s Title at Stake in Bromley Tournament   pg.4

Denverites Back DU Ski Team Trip to Dartmouth Meet   pg.5

Two Olympic Jumpers Charge Norge Club with Discrimaination   pg.5

Snowshoe Thompson Trophy Duplicate of Holmenkollen award   pg.5

Weekly Giant Slalom Trials at Sun Valley   pg.5

British Ex-Olympic Skier Killed in Spill   pg.6

British Olympic Skier Triumphs in Roberts-Of-Kandahar Meet   pg.8

Red Onion in Aspen Reopens this Winter   pg.8

Lisac Snares Win in Annual Portland Day Downhill Test   pg.8

Suzy Rytting Return Stirs Up Nationwide Dispute   pg.1

Norge Title Captured by Art Devlin   pg.1

Marvin Crawford Leads DU Skiers to Steamboat Victory   pg.1

Winter Olympic Ducat Sales Almost 900,000   pg.1

Gunderson Scores on Form Points in Everett Jump Meet   pg.1

SV Ski Club to Honor Griffith with Memorial   pg.1

Olympic Skiers Out-Jumped by 11-Year-Old Boy   pg.1

Ericksen to Train US Olympic Skiers   pg.1

Marooned Dogs Rescued by Daring Reno Skiers   pg.1

One Dead, Three Missing in Sun Valley Avalanche   pg.2

Celebration in Franconia Nets $1500 for Fund   pg.2

Skiers Warned of High-Voltage Wires in Deep Cal Snow   pg.2

Banff Winter Carnival to Feature Alberta’s First Inter-High Meet   pg.2

Crack Field to Enter National Classic Events   pg.2

Status of Rom and Colo Questioned- OK’d by FIS   pg.3

Rutland Stages Day in Honor of Andy Lawrence   pg.3

California Assured 7 Months of Skiing   pg.3

Lawrence Fills Vacancy Left by Macomber   pg.3

Bednarz Scores Class A Victory at Beloit Meet   pg.3

Donner Meet Scheduled for Air Force Units   pg.4

Grand Elan Area in Laurentians Now Named Cardy Hills   pg.4

Holmenkollen Hill to be Open for Practice Leaps   pg.4

Titles at Ennis Races Swept by MSC Entries   pg.4

Swiss Resorts in Northeast Gain US Favor   pg.4

Leading Jumpers Aiming to Break Steamboat Record   pg.5

Kongsberg Chosen Training Site for Olympic Jumpers   pg.5

Salisbury Expects 7,000 for Nat’l Jumping on March1-2   pg.5

Snow Reports Part of Large Exhibit in Montreal Stadium   pg.5

Snow Ridge Ski Program Starts Seventh Season   pg.5

Wausau Juniors Swarm to Lessons at 4-Day Ski School   pg.5

Ten Colleges Entered at Dartmouth Carnival   pg.6

US Women’s Ski Team Trimmed to Six Members   pg.6

Four US Men Named International Judges   pg.6

Langlauf Trails in Norway Closed to Olympic Training   pg.8

27,000 See Devlin Set Longest Jump of Year on Bear Mountain   pg.8

Brilliant Skiing Earns Constant Memorial Title for Corcoran  pg.9

USFS Seeking Builder for Lift on Mammoth   pg.9

Giant Pair of Skis on Way to Oslo as Display at Olympics   pg.9

Fund Drive for DU Team Gains Speed   pg.9

US Girls and Austrian Men Triumph at Bad Gastein International Races   pg.10

Art Tokle Leaps into 13th Place at Stockholm   pg.10

Clifford Optimistic Over Canadian Ski Team at Olympics   pg.10

Barber Refused Amateur Status   pg.10

Far West Areas Snowed Under by Record Storms   pg.11

Germans Disagree Over Olympic Teams   pg.11

US Skiers Top All Former Olympic Performances   pg.1

Patrol Rescues Injured Skier in 5-Hour Trip   pg.1

Andy Lawrence Wins Medal in Opening Race   pg.1

US Olympic Pair Secretly Married for Over a Year   pg.1

Women’s Olympic Langlauf Swept by Three Finnish Girls   pg.1

Giant Slalom to Eriksen; Dodge of US Takes 6th   pg.1

Austrian Ace Skies to Victory in Slalom; US Dodge Surprise 9th   pg.1

Colo Speeds to Olympic Title; Beck 5th   pg.2

Finns Capture Olympic Relay; Americans Twelfth   pg.2

SRMSA Juniors at Steamboat Led by Knowles and Otteson   pg.2

500 Worked on Preparation of Olympic Trails   pg.2

Vermonter Gains Second Gold Medal in Giant Slalom   pg.3

Banff Ready for North American Championships   pg.3

Iron Mountain Stars Dominate Central Contest   pg.3

Olympic Flame Blown Out on Trip to Oslo   pg.3

Northwest Patrol Refused Use of Nat’l Guard Gun   pg.3

Meissner Trophy to Junior X-Country Star   pg.3

Finn Sets Pace in Stiff 50-km Cross-Country   pg.3

Need of Air Force Boost Possibilities at Slide Mountain  pg.3

Denver Pioneers Drub 9 Ski Teams at Nev U Carnival   pg.4

Sun Valleyites Share Honors in Eccles Cup   pg.4

Private Turns Tables on Brass; Chews Out General at Olympics   pg.4

Frenchman Replaces Russian as Judge   pg.4

Early Morning Call Informs Mother of Daughter’s Victory   pg.4

Norse Student Jumps to Title at Leavenworth   pg.4

Vermont Veterans Star in US Eastern Senior Title Meet   pg.4

Duo of Sun Valley Skiers Star During PNSA Title Races   pg.5

Eccles Victorious in IMSA Jr Giant Slalom   pg.5

Fisk Race to Burden   pg.5

Trude Beiser Flashes to Gold Medal in Fast Olympic Downhill   pg.5

Tahoe to Stage Nat’l Jr Jump March 15-16   pg.5

Giant Pine Mt Hill Readied for Meet Mar 8-9   pg.5

Awards Presented to Santa Fe Ski Students   pg.6

Wash State College Team Wins Tourney   pg.6

Norwegian Star Wins 18-km Cross-Country   pg.6

Helicopter on Duty at Site of Olympic Downhill Courses   pg.6

Paul Wegeman Hurt in Jump   pg.6

Alberta Scholastic Ski Meet Draws Big Field   pg.6

Death Toll Rises in Alpine Snow and Avalanches   pg.6

No Combined Olympic Alpine Ski Results   pg.7

Donner Ski Resort Owners Ask Faster Hwy 40 Open   pg.8

Bergmann Claims Jumping Medal; Wegeman 12th   pg.8

Slaatvik Takes Olympic Nordic Combiation   pg.8

Olympic Men Receive Bid to Cascade Meet   pg.8

George Encil New Owner of Sunshine Lodge at Banff   pg.8

Stanford University Team Retains Hold on Tresidder Medal   pg.8

Nat’l Giant Slalom Crowns Go to Spence and Gillis   pg.1

Wegeman High US Jumper at Ski Flight Week   pg.1

3000 Soldiers on Skis During NY Maneuver   pg.1

Teams at Nat’l Intercollegiates Limited to 2 Foreign Students   pg.1

PNSA Giant Slalom Championships Go to Sun Valley Aces   pg.1

Werner and Dunn Win Nat’l Junior Alpine Titles   pg.1

Dartmouth Ski Team Triumphs at Middlebury   pg.1

Cattle Disease Halts Canadian Ski Meet   pg.1

Rugged Eastern Giant Slalom Title Course Upsets Favorites   pg.2

Eastern Senior College Crown to Middlebury   pg.2

NYC and Jersey Ski Clubs Hold Benefit for Tuckerman Hut   pg.2

Iron Mountain Jr Jumpers Dominate Central Title Event   pg.2

Sorensen Stars at Placid Washington’s Birthday Tournament   pg.2

Allais Pleased with Olympic Team   pg.2

Nat’l Downhill Trail Slated to be Rugged Test   pg.3

Barber Top Scorer in National Jumping; Hill Class A Winner   pg.3

Acute Shortage of Models for Ski Clothing Develops   pg.3

Rocky Mountain College Skiers Set 1952-53 Schedule   pg.3

Pioneer Squad Annexes Rocky Mountain Title   pg.3

Montana State U Co-Eds Victors in Big Mountain Meet   pg.3

Magney and Lemmer Share Central Alpine Championship   pg.3

Engen Leads Field at Intermountain Jump   pg.3

First 300-Ft Jump East of Rockies   pg.4

Over Million Dollars Lost by Oslo at Games   pg.4

Irked Club Will Stage No Future FWSA Title Races   pg.5

Record Field of 170 Compete in Sun Valley Race   pg.5

Norwegian Sergeant Wins Army Downhill   pg.5

Bourden Takes All USEASA Senior Men’s Alpine Honors   pg.5

Five Thousand See Clarence Hill Take Ishpeming Contest   pg.5

Zoberski Takes Sierra Nevada Jump Tourney   pg.6

Jannette Burr Smith in Swedish Slalom   pg.6

Clean Sweep at Banff by Calgary Racers   pg.6

Strolz Winner of Parsenn; 5th Spot to Reddish   pg.6

Miller and Jones Lead Field During Brad Mead Slalom   pg.6

Eastern Prep School Title to Kimball Acad.   Pg.6

Offers to Lease Chewelah Peak Center Refused   pg.6

Seattle Area Schools Lead Beta Cup Racers   pg.6

Arnfinn Bergmann Wins Holmenkollen   pg.7

Dagmar Rom Weds Editor in Oslo   pg.7

Brockelmeyer Takes Glenwood Jump Meet   pg.8

Sun Valley Learn to Ski Weeks Continuing Through April19th   pg.8

Critical Injuries Suffered by Young Skier at Pine Mt   pg.8

Canadian Experts Star in Laurentian Zone Slalom Event   pg.8

Corey Engen National Classic Combined Titleist   pg.8

Avalanche Surveys Recommended for Sierra Ski Regions   pg.8

Farwell Highest US Scorer in Swedish Nordic Combinations   pg.8

Two US Skiers Capture Chilean National Ski Titles   pg.1

Norwegian Aces to Compete in US Events This Year   pg.1

Lawrences and Acker to Run Pico Peak Area   pg.1

Three Olympic Stars Sign with Sun Valley Staff   pg.1

First Nat’l Winter Sports Trade Show Set in NYC   pg.1

Andrea Lawrence Honored by NSA   pg.1

NSA Opposes Elimination of Ladies’ Downhill   pg.1

Laurentian Ski Resorts Report Many Changes   pg.1

Congress Fails to Supply Funds for Ski Facilities on NF Land   pg.1

Hornets in Laconia Predict Hard Winter   pg.1

Austria Gets Six Major Ski Events   pg.2

Sun Valley Sets Opening for Dec 20   pg.2

Saska Exclusive Distributor in US for Kneissl Skis   pg.2

2 Water Skiers Establish New Distance Record   pg.2

Ski Jumper Named Prexy of Lake Placid Chamber of Commerce   pg.2

Improvements in All Bass Boots   pg.2

$850,000 for 1952 Winter Olympics   pg.2

NYC Site of NSA Convention   pg.3

Colorado High School Skiers Allowed Time Out for Race Training   pg.3

High-Power Lift Installed at Winter Park   pg.3

Macomber and Clair Appointed to NSA Positions   pg.3

One Killed, Another Injures in Tragic Aspen Climbing Accident   pg.4

KLM Schedules Three European Ski Trip Flights   pg.4

Pint-Size Ski Models Now Available for Kids   pg.4

Corty Hill Awarded 1952 American Ski Trophy by NSA   pg.4

FIS Takes Action on New Zealand  pg.4

SRMSA Paper Changes Format and Circulation   pg.4

Snow Machines to be Used by Three NY State Resorts   pg.4

Sweden Makes Plans for 1954 FIS Contests   pg.4

New Official Ski Publication fro Eastern Assoc   pg.5

Grant Ford to Guide SRMSA During 1952-53   pg.5

Fraser Olympic Ski Tops Gregg Line of Models this Year   pg.5

Denver to Operate Rocky Mountain Ski Information Center Again   pg.5

US Eatern Divisional National Ski Patrol Chairman Resigns Post  pg.5

Survey Set for Lift Possibilities in Estes Park   pg.5

New Double Lift Ready to Operate at Sugar Bowl   pg.6

Colorful Decal Promoting NSPS Drive for Funds   pg.6

Nat’l Ski Assoc Schedules Eight Title Events   pg.6

NSA Returns to Use of Own Rule Book   pg.6

Free Ski Movie Available from Aetna Life Co   pg.6

Former Winter Park Lift Now at Waterville   pg.6

Varied Selection of Bindings Being Offered by Dovre   pg.6

US Eastern Lifts Ban on Barber’s Amateur Status   pg.7

Free Pair of Skis to Each Member of Viking Ski Trip   pg.7

Norway Ski Club to Mark 25th Birthday in NY Nov 22   pg.7

Denver Univ Ski Team to Have Own Jumping Hill   pg.7

Dunaway Back on NNS Staff as Feature Writer   pg.8

PNSA Discontinues Publication of Ski West Mag   pg.8

Expert Says US Boot Business Best in 4 Years   pg.8

Eaton New President of Nat’l Assoc   pg.9

McCrea Takes over Sun Valley Mgmt   pg.10

Murphy Takes Over as New Manager at Mad River Glen   pg.10

Two Junior Trophies Donated for Races at Belleayre Mt   pg.10

Jay Touring US with Movie on 1952 Olympics   pg.10

Development of Sugarloaf Mt Under Survey   pg.10

Reno Bowl Development Entering Initial Stages   pg.11

New Aerial Tram Completed in Tyrol at St Christophe   pg.11

Plans Approved for Tramway at St Moritz   pg.11

New Miller Film Well Received in Denver Showings   pg.11

NY State Instructors to Meet at Syracuse on Nov 22-23   pg.11

Italian Skiing Starts Dec18 at Cortina   pg.11

Sestrieres Gains Popularity Among American Skiers   pg.11

Nat’l Results Must List Amateur and Open Separately   pg.12

Civilian Skiers Again Allowed Use of Luxury Hotel at Garmisch   pg.12

Helge Sather Re-Elected as PNSA Prexy   pg.12

Jack Reddish Awarded Jim Griffith Plaque   pg.12

Heron Installing 24-Car Aerial Tramway into the Sugar Bowl   pg.14

All Facilities and Trails Improved at Cannon Mt   pg.14

Boundary Lines Revised in Two NSA Divisions   pg.14

New LeTrapper Ski Boot Models Arrive in US   pg.14

No Attempt on US Record to be Made During Nat’l Jumping   pg.15

Captains Named for Middlebury   pg.15

Southern Cal Group Plans National Junior Race   pg.15

Ski Free Bindings to be Distributed by Northland Co   pg.15

3500 Spectator See Tremblay Take Belknap Summer Jumping   pg.16

Ski Lacquer is Same Product- New Name   pg.16

Henke Incorporates many New Features in 1952-53 Models   pg.16

Scandinavian Ski Judges Oppose Record Jumping   pg.1

United Air Lines Gives Safety Belts to Stevens Patrol   pg.1

No Limit Set on Amount Needed to Stage Games   pg.1

Construction Being Rushed on Two Double Lifts at Mt Baldy   pg.1

Ravine Lodge at Moosilauke Not Open this Year   pg.1

Berge Transfers to Middlebury   pg.1

Memberships in Broken Bone Club Show Increase   pg.1

Colorado Plans Continued Fight Against Slides   pg.1

Eastern Areas Awarded Three National Events   pg.1

Nat. Intercollegiates at Aspen or Reno   pg.1

Skiers Across Nation Cheered by Early Season Snowstorms   pg.1

Cold Winter in East Say Wolly Bears   pg.2

Free Poster Offered by Gregg Ski Co   pg.2

Training Begins for Denver U Nat’l Champs   pg.2

Former Treasurer of NSA and Early Jumper Dies   pg.2

ERP Funds Help in Construction of Kitzbuhel Lift   pg.2

New Gripper Helps Rope Tow Riders   pg.2

Engineers Develop Process to Provide Colored Snowstorms   pg.2

Avalanche Sheds Proposed fro Danger Zones on Alta Highway   pg.3

Many Changes Reported for Mohawk Mt   pg.3

Jacobs Will Coach Colo Univ Team   pg.3

Ski Groups Urged to Promote Sale of Patrol Manual   pg.3

Norwegian Ski Season Topped by Holmenkollen   pg.3

Yosemite Installs Constam T-Bar at Badger Pass Area   pg.3

Broomhall to Teach Skiing for Farmington, SC   pg.3

Another Ski Tour Added to KLM’s Flight Schedule   pg.4

Hotel Jerome Provides Bus with Hostess and Meals for Guests   pg.4

Laurentian Ski Resorts Prepare for Winter Carnival   pg.4

Beconta Imports Italian Ski Boot Designed by Colo   pg.4

Three National Title Events Still Open   pg.4

New Lift Leads Improvements at Holiday Hill   pg.5

Plastic-Type Lacquer Added to Wiessner Line of Ski Bases   pg.5

Aspen Slopes Prepared for 1952-53 Ski Season   pg.5

Norse Jumping Champ Enrolled at Wenatchee   pg.5

NY Importing Firm Featuring German Boots   pg.5

German Ski Season Scheduled to Start in Mid-November   pg.5

Scandinavian Air Lines Arranging European Tours   pg.5

Briggs Retained as Pres of Eastern Assoc   pg.7

Henke Provides Free Ski Movie for Dealers   pg.7

Free Guidebook of All NY State Ski Centers Available   pg.8

Ski Resorts in New Hampshire Note Expansion   pg.8

Free Banff Ski Movie Now Available from Canadian Pacific RR   pg.8

Eleven Jump Meets Billed for Bear Mtn   pg.9

Glenwood Lift Overhauled by Heron Co   pg.9

Free Descriptive Booklet on Quebec Ski Areas Available   pg.9

Free Illustrated Booklet on Attenhofer Skis   pg.9

Development at Sno Summit Moves Ahead   pg.10

Hogback Continues Long Range Plan of Ski Improvements   pg.10

Miller Film Set for Showings in East   pg.10

Schneider Honored at NY Affair   pg.10

Final Plans Made for Nat’l Winter Sport Show in NY   pg.12

Thorner Returns to US with Series of New Ski Films   pg.12

Eastern College Group Slates 21 Tournaments   pg.12

Allais Racer Leads Tyrol Line of Boots for this Winter   pg.12

Russians Preparing for Future Internat’l Meets   pg.1

10th Mt Alumni Assoc Planning More Activity   pg.1

Museum in Honor of Alta Pioneer Planned by Wasatch Club   pg.1

Andrea Lawrence Bags Six-Point Buck   pg.1

McLean Maps Downhill for 1954 Nat’l Juniors at Jackson Hole   pg.1

Ste Agathe Ski Center to Open Early in Month   pg.1

Silk Ski Scarfs Sold in USEASA to Raise Funds   pg.1

Central Division of Nat’l Ski Patrol Meets Dec 13th in Detroit   pg.1

12 US Colleges Asked to Form Team for Internat’l Ski Tourney   pg.1

Changes Made at Dutch Hill for Ski Season   pg.2

Deseret News Ski School Opening Dec 6th   pg.2

Record Snowfalls Predicted at Valley by Mother Nature   pg.2

Japanese Olympic Skier May Become Dartmouth Student   pg.2

Old Forge Making Plans for Annual Winter Carnival   pg.2

Training Started for Nebelhornet Juniors by Edelweiss Coach   pg.2

Heavy Snows Get Ski Season Off to Early Start Across Nation   pg.3

Joint Ad Plans Set by Pico and Rutland Officials   pg.3

Rugged Swede Skier Becomes Own Doctor   pg.3

Couttet Again to Coach French Nat’l Ski Team   pg.3

Intermountain Ski Teachers Postpone Exams Til Spring   pg.3

Installation of New T-Bar Completed at Brighton Ski Area   pg.3

Major Size Jump Hill Constructed at Snow Ridge Area   pg.3

Big Prizes Await Winners of Contest by Ski-Par-El Co   pg.4

Three Permanent Ski Patrolmen Needed at Winter Park, Colo   pg.4

Seat for Ski Poles Now Available on National Market   pg.4

Free Ski Folders Available from Austrian Bureau   pg.4

NH Resorts Set Up System for Snow Reports   pg.4

All Facilities at Cranmore Set to Roll Dec 14   pg.5

Canadian Ski Instructors School at Chalet Cochand   pg.5

Improved Duck Kote Again Being Packaged in Spray Top Cans   pg.5

Early Snowfalls Blanket Resorts in High Alps   pg.5

Ski Safety Group to Continue Program at Resorts in Utah   pg.5

New Type Nylon Boot Laces on Ski Market   pg.5

US Skiers Need Training to Improve Internat’l Standing-Lunn  pg.5

National Junior Dates May be Postponed   pg.6

West Michigan Resorts to Bid for Big Trade   pg.6

Army Training for Winter Warfare at Snow Ridge   pg.6

New Dynamic Ski Models Offered by Le Trappeur Inc   pg.6

Expert Instruction Faculty Signed for P-I Ski School    pg.6

Improvements Added at Little Mountain Area Near Salt Lake   pg.6

Toni Matt Beginning Fifth Year at Big Mountain   pg.7

Four Lettermen Return to Univ of NH Team   pg.7

Silver Dollar May be Held with Univ of Nev Carnival   pg.7

Sverre Engen to Direct Program at Bogus Basin   pg.7

New Double Lift Set to Operate at Terry Peak   pg.7

Seven Important Events Given to Sno-Hawk Club   pg.7

Newspapers Claim Impending Divorce for Olympic Stars   pg.9

Colby College to Begin Forming Co-Ed Ski Squad   pg.10

Three Rope Tow Areas in Mount Rainier Park   pg.10

Lake Placid Lists Biggest Schedule in Ten Years   pg.10

New Cableway at St Moritz Ready in 2 Yrs   pg.10

Bainbridge Takes Over Management of LaMadera Area   pg.10

Skiing to Become Major Sport at Montana State   pg.10

Hanover Ski Firm Distributing Full Line of Equipment   pg.10

Ski Weeks Top Special Events at Sun Valley   pg.11

Redesigned Top Rack Offered by Northland Ski Co   pg.11

Promotion Campaign Begun for Special Ski Week at Franconia   pg.11

Old Forge to Honor Junior Patrolmen   pg.11

Six Lettermen Form Nucleus for Nevada Ski Team   pg.11

Derby and Ball Skis to be Distributed by Bancroft Co   pg.11

Changes at Jiminy Peak Include New Rope Tow Facility   pg.11

PNSA Proves Merit of Nickel-a-Ticket Program   pg.12

Nat’l Collegiate Title Meet Still has No Sponsor   pg.12

Mont Tremblant Schedules Event Honoring Founder   pg.12

Large Jumping Hill Erected at Terry Peak   pg.12

Forest Service Snow Ranger School at Alta   pg.13

Belleayre Mt Area Ready for Another Record Ski Season   pg.13

Stowe Instructor to Lead Viking Ski Cruise in March   pg.13

Sundin Scandia Ski Available in Five Models this Year   pg.13

Seattle Times Free School Begins Jan 3rd   pg.13

New Norwegian Film has Showing in Rutland School   pg.13

Thieves Ransack Sugar Loaf Mtn Ski Club   pg.13

Plasticite Base Now a Feature All A&T Models   pg.14

Dartmouth Alumni to Sponsor Denver High School Meet   pg.14

British Firm Issues Booklet Describing Various Lift Types   pg.14

Manufacturers Show Interest in Trade Show   pg.14

Swiss Expecting Record Number of American Skiers   pg.16

New York’s Ski Bird Club Sets Varied Events   pg.16

Veteran Canadian Ski Teacher Returning to St Adele School   pg.16

Texas Skiers Get Low Plane Fares to Santa Fe Area   pg.16

Miller Signed for Films by Scandinavian Airlines   pg.1

Cortina Site of Italian Olympic Group Meeting   pg.1

Laurentian Mt Resorts Report Heavy Bookings   pg.1

Army Ski Patrol Unit in Germany Accepted to NSPS Membership   pg.1

Sixteen Awards to be at Stake During Nat’l Cross-Country   pg.1

US Skiers May Now Get Membership in Austrian Ski Association   pg.1

Canadian Ski Patrol System Adopts Use of NSPS Manual   pg.1

New York Ski Areas Urged to Issue Accurate Snow Reports   pg.1

Ski Areas in Pacific Northwest’s Inland Empire Make Changes   pg.1

Aspen Ski School to Have 22 Instructors   pg.1

French Teachers Change Duties of Annual Ski School   pg.2

Season’s First Race Staged at Squaw Valley   pg.2

Popular Jackson Hole Ski Lodge Taken Over by New Management   pg.2

Aspen’s Hotel Jerome Schedules Special Ski Weeks All Winter   pg.2

Washington DC Ski Club Prepares Area in W Virginia Hills   pg.2

All Facilities at Snow Ridge Begin Operation   pg.2

Travelling School for Ski Instructors Slated in Ontario   pg.2

Experts Dispute Merits of New Austrian Trail   pg.3

Crack Teams Entered in Nevada Winter Carnival   pg.3

Ski Jumpers Take Over Management of Area at Emigration Canyon   pg.3

Swiss Resort Hotels May Reduce Rates During Off-Season   pg.3

Four Italian Jumpers to Train in Norway   pg.3

Ski Center Being Developed Near Montpelier, Ida.   pg.3

Winter’s First Race Staged on the Zugspitze   pg.4

Pre-Season Training Begun for Farmington High School Ski Team   pg.4

Deep Snows Mark Season’s Opening Day at Dodge Ridge   pg.4

Wausau Planning Complete Winter Sports Carnival   pg.4

Early Skiing in Europe Slowed by Heavy Rains   pg.4

Free Tow Tickets Given All Skiers on Oopening Day at Bear Canyon   pg.4

New Miller Ski Film Playing to Packed Houses   pg.4

Thirty Teams Invited to Intercollegiate Ski Meet, Aspen, Dec 20   pg.4

Denver and CU Teams Start to Train on Snow   pg.5

New Style Aerial Tramway Built at French Resort   pg.5

Giant Hill Completed in Austria for Internat’l Ski Flying Week   pg.5

Bookings for KLM Ski Tours Heaviest Ever Experienced   pg.5

Henke Invades Low Price Range with New Boot   pg.5

Oregon Officials Meet to Outline Season Ski Plans   pg.5

Nickel-a-Ticket Plan Adopted at Rib Mountain   pg.5

est Skiing in Years Expected for Opening of Sun Valley Dec 20   pg.6

Former European Writer Returns to NNS Editorial Staff   pg.6

Open House Marks Start of 2nd Year at Kratka Ridge Area   pg.7

Early Ski Season Marked by High Injury Figure   pg.7

Univ of NH Skiers Open Race Season at Lyndonville, Vt   pg.7

Special Blanket Rate Set for all Cannon Mt Lifts Mon thru Fri   pg.7

Strong Scorers Return to Univ of Utah Squad   pg.8

New Spokane Ski Areas to Benefit Novice Skiers   pg.8

Estes Park Plans to Expand Facilities if Approval  for Chai r pg.9

Scandinavian Air Lines Offers New Ski Tour Folders   pg.9

Two Major Jumping Tourneys Included on Central’s Schedule   pg.9

Projects Improve Little Mountain Ski Area Near Logan   pg.9

Free Ski Posters from Austrian Tourist Dept   pg.9

US Forces in Austria Forming Own Ski Group   pg.10

Outlook Appears Bright for UCLA 52-53 Ski Team   pg.10

Descriptive Booklet on US Star Binding Available from Mfgr   pg.10

Special Slalom Races at Seattle Times School   pg.10

Facilities Readied for Active Season at Laurel Mt   pg.12

Snow Equipment Installed at Lake Placid Ski Slope   pg.12

Mad River Glen Plans Opening for Dec 20th   pg.12

Arapahoe Basin Issues Colorful New Ski Folder   pg.12

Schenectady Club and YMCA Hold Dry Ski Classes   pg.12

Ontario Winter Folder Now Ready for Free Distribution to Skiers   pg.12

 

 

 Skiing October 1958

Cover: Junior Bounous soars from a Sunlit Cornice in Utah’s

Wasatch Range

We Battled Sierra Snows by Lennie Lamb                                    pg.10

Patterns for Parkas- Skiing Fashion for 1959                                pg.22

Snow’s Fine-But Straw’s Cheaper- Fall Photo Feature                  pg.32

Ski Champions of Tomorrow- Photos by Emery Woodall            pg.49

 

Skiing November 1958

Cover: The Piz Nair Cable Car above Corviglia, St. Moritz Area

Essay on Skimanship by James G. Trager, Jr.                              pg.10

Ski Holiday in Switzerland- Travel, Photo Feature                       pg.14

Crackup!- Story by Curtis Casewit                                                pg.22

Cram Looks at Ski Instructors- Cartoons by Bob Cram              pg.24

How Bud Werner Trains- Photos by Bob Parker                          pg.27

One-Legged Wedeler- Photos by Kim Massie                                 pg.32

The Knitted Look- Ski and Apres-Ski Wear, Fashion                   pg.62

 

Skiing December 1958

Cover: Skiing Family Leaving the Eastern Slope Inn, North Conway

New Hampshire

Our Olympic Challenge- by Alan Bartholomy                              pg.10

Scientists on Skis- by Bob and Ira Spring                                      pg.30

Ski Flight to the Alps- by Sandra Heath                                        pg.39

France’s First Winter Resort- by Robert Corbier                           pg.50

Arlberg vs. Wedeln by Gordon Wren                                             pg.54

Two’s Company- by Ray Carroll                                                   pg.60

Ski Slides to Paintings by Thomas Hook                                        pg.76

Santa’s Choice- Christmas Fashions                                               pg.82

 

Skiing January 1959

Cover: Marius Eriksen (Stein’s Brother) and Bogner Fashion Model

Ina Climbing the Slopes Above Zermatt, Switzerland

Stamps for Skiers- by Tom Burrier                                                pg.14

Learning Wedeln with Fred Iselin                                                   pg.17

Alps in Ohio- Photo Feature                                                            pg.22

Winter In Paradise- Louie Kirk Photos                                          pg.26

Skiing Types- Cartoons by Bob Cram                                           pg.38

The Big Quilt- Quilted Ski Parkas, Skiwear, Fashion                    pg.50

 

February 1959

A Look at the Pros- American Ski Instructors                               pg.9

Ski Family at Sun Valley                                                                 pg.18

Of Skis, Salaams and Sausages by Zig Bulanda                           pg.22

Not For Beginners- Photos by Emery Woodall                              pg.26

Deep Powder Skiing with Alf Engen                                              pg.33

Call the Ski Patrol- Ski Minutemen in Action                                pg.42

 

March 1959

A Talk with Toni Sailer by Curtis Casewit                                    pg.8

Ski Hula                                                                                           pg.11

Skis to School                                                                                   pg.14

Ski Silhouettes by William Tague                                                   pg.18

A Way of Life- The Story of Otto Schneibs                                   pg.23

Guardians of the Alps                                                                     pg.34

Barnyard Ski Tow- Photos by Hanson Carroll                             pg.38

The Great Wedeln Controversy                                                      pg.44

Ski Fever in Finland                                                                        pg.48

Perils of Spring Skiing by Bob Cram                                             pg.52

 

October 1959

Squaw Valley Preview                                                                     pg.13

Training Can Be Fun with Bev Anderson                                      pg.25

Gertie and the Green Mountain Bear by Leon W. Dean               pg.28

Ski Fashions for 1960                                                                      pg.34

Tyros at Timberline- Summer Ski Training                                   pg.44

Ullr- God of Skiers                                                                          pg.47

Things We Learned Last Winter- Cartoons by Bob Cram, Humor       pg.50

Summer on Monte Kaolino                                                             pg.60

 

November 1959

Ski Holiday in Aspen                                                                       pg.8

Countdown on Baldy- Bill Dunaway Fiction                                 pg.17

Can Schussboomers Be Stopped? by Minnie Dole                         pg.29

Ski Pony- New Aid for Lazy Skiers                                                pg.36

Chamonix-A Glacier World                                                            pg.53

Tyrolian Ski Safari                                                                          pg.71

Sweaters for an Olympic Year- Fashion                                         pg.77

 

Skiing December 1959

Skiing with Stein- Fred Lindholm Photos                                      pg.9

America’s Only Woman Snow Ranger by Jim Scott                     pg.23

Is Your Ski Vocabulary Showing? by Murray Olderman            pg.30

Innsbruck-Olympics 1964                                                               pg.32

First Day on Skis                                                                             pg.40

Elegance De Ski                                                                               pg.46

Hi Buddy! Tenth Mountain Reunion                                             pg.52

Countdown on Baldy- Part II                                                         pg.60

Vermont’s Amazing Snite Sisters                                                    pg.73

Reindeer Race in Lapland                                                               pg.84

Sun Valley Oldster                                                                           pg.90

Memorial for Hannes                                                                      pg.100

1960's

Skiing January 1960

The Sun Valley Kids                                                                        pg.7

By Boat to Norway’s Ski Fields                                                       pg.16

Girl meets Boy at Mammoth- John Stephens Photos                     pg.29

Technique of the Future- by Doug Pfeiffer                                    pg.42

Sweater Parkas- Versatile Skiwear, Fashion                                  pg.55

He Died On Skis by Curtis Casewit                                                pg.59

 

Skiing February 1960 Olympic Souvenir Issue

All Eyes Are on Squaw                                                                    pg.7

US Olympic Coaches                                                                       pg.12

Work Your Way to the Olympics by Bob Cram                           pg.14

Canada’s New Ski Queen                                                                pg.22

Stars to Watch- VIII Olympic Games                                             pg.27

America’s Alpine Skiers                                                                   pg.34

A Tough Break for Bud Werner by Bill Dunaway                        pg.53

Riders and Sliders                                                                            pg.63

India’s One Man Ski Team                                                             pg.80

A Skier’s Glossary                                                                           pg.86

Ski and Shoot                                                                                  pg.92

 

Skiing March 1960

Spring Skiing East and West

Diehards at Tuckermans                                                       pg.8

Down Baldy Chute at Alta                                                    pg.11

Sierra Spring Carnival                                                          pg.14

Tour in the High Cascades                                                    pg.16

Young Yankees Ski the Alps                                                           pg.20

Visit to a Small Snow Covered Planet by Zig Bulanda                 pg.27

The Kids Who Wouldn’t Quit- Colorado’s NCAA Victory           pg.34

 

October 1960

Avalanche! Fred Lindholm Photos                                                 pg.12

They Said It Couldn’t Be Done- The Olympic Ski Patrol              pg.64

Spaghetti Ski Jump                                                                         pg.46

Ski Fun in the City, A Visit to Vancouver, BC- Resorts, Ski Areas        pg.58

“I’ll Make the Next Olympics”- Jimmy Heuga’s Story by Jim Scott      pg.25

Ski Bum- Fiction by Michael Curran                                             pg.22

Why Do You Ski? Cartoons by Bob Cram, Humor                      pg.77

See and Ski- Winter Fashions for 1961                                          pg.37

Shape Up for Stretch Pants – Fall Conditioning Exercises

by Bonnie Prudden                                                                pg.18

 

November 1960

Skier’s Grand Tour of European Ski Resorts                                pg.12

Improve  Your Skiing Through Slalom with Aspen’s Toni Spiess         pg.21

Shape Up for Stretch Pants Part II- Fall Conditioning Exercises

by Bonnie Prudden                                                                pg.27

The Worst Way to Die- Fiction by Curtis Casewit                         pg.30

‘Swonderful in Sweaters- Fashion                                                   pg.37

Whatever Became of my Friends-the Ski Bums? Cartoons

by Bob Cram, Humor                                                           pg.55

He Wants to Cut Your Skis Off Short- Clif Taylor                       pg.60

 

December 1960

White Symphony- Photo Feature by Hans Truol                          pg.17

Is Wedeln Old-Fashioned? by Doug Pfeiffer, Technique               pg.12

Teaching Your Child to Ski by Barbara Jones Thoreu, Technique       pg.26

Furs and Furbelows- Fashion                                                          pg.30

Water Skier at Sun Valley                                                               pg.39

Pal Joie- Tomboy of the Slopes by Jim Scott                                 pg.82

Mom Takes up Skiing by Muriel Bergquist                                   pg.42

Doesn’t It Happen to Everyone? Cartoons by Bob Cram, humor         pg.92

Do It Yourself Skiing                                                                       pg.80

 

October 1961

They Ski For Money                                                                        pg.13

Smiley Hits the Big Time- Photos by Dick Smith                           pg.18

The Mountain Doctor- Photo Essay by Heini Mayr                      pg.22

Ivan Sets His Sights- Soviet Press Photos                                        pg.30

World Record Jump- Photos by Hans Truol                                 pg.36

Accent on the Positive for 1962- Fashion                                        pg.60

Bongo Bounce- Conditioning                                                          pg.66

Those Lucky Bums Who Skied All Summer- Humor by Bob Cram      pg.69

 

Skiing November 1961

Kitzbuhel Ski Holiday- Photos by Heini Mayr, Travel                  pg.13

California Ski Scandal by Burt Sims                                             pg.18

There Is An American Technique- Fred Lindholm photos            pg.21

Sayama Ski slopes- Tokyo’s Indoor Ski Paradise                          pg.27

Death Skis the Icefall- Ficiton by Pierre Marteau                           pg.30

Target: Chamonix- US Alpine Skiers Train, Competition            pg.35

They Ski for Money Part II- Competition                                      pg.86

Skiing is Believing- Fashion                                                            pg.71

 

Skiing December 1961

Fabulous Stein- Photos by Fred Lindholm                                     pg.13

Jay Peak’s Walter Foeger- Hanson Carroll Photos                        pg.25

Sun Valley’s Silver Anniversary by Curtis Casewit                       pg.19

The Prizeby Donna Marie Forsha                                                   pg.22

Winterskol in Aspen- Fred Lindholm photos                                   pg.29
The Omelet technique- Fred Lindholm photos                                  pg.40
Ski Belles at the Bar- Sketches by Vavra                                          pg.56

First Aid, Frustration and Fervor- Skiing Report

by Curtis Casewit                                                                                            pg. 19

O p e r a t i o n   S h o r t   S k i s -   T e c h n i q u e ,   E l m a r   B a x t e r

P h o t o s                                                                                                                        p g . 24

S k i e r s   R e n t   a   C o o p e r a t i v e   L o d g e -   R e s o r t   L i v i n g

H a n s o n   C a r r o l l   P h o t o s                                                                                                                                     p g . 5 8

L o u i e ‘s   R o b o t -   F i c t i o n   b y   W i l l i a m   M o r e y                                                                                            p g . 3 1

T r y o u t   O n   S k i s -   F i c t i o n   b y   C o ns t a n c e   M c M u l l e n                                                                p g . 3 3

O n   t h e   W a y   t o   t h e   B i e r s t u b e -   F a s h i o n                                                                                p g . 7 0

L i k e   F a t h e r ,   L i k e   S o n   b y   D o r o t h e a   P e n i z e k                                                           p g . 1 6

P e t e ‘s   P a r a d i s e   b y   B o b   P a r k e r                                                                                                                                     p g . 2 2

W e s t e r n   P i o n e e r   b y   T o m   K o r o l o g o s                                                                                                              p g . 4 0

—————————————————————————————-

 F e b r u a r y   1 9 6 3

C a n a d a ‘s     ’6 8   O l y m p i c   B i d   S K I I N G   R e p o r t                                       p g . 1 3

A   T r i b u t e   t o   T r e n k e r   b y   C u r t i s   C a s e w i t                                              p g . 2 1

T h e   P h a n t o m   R i d e s   A g a i n -   P e r s o n a l i t y  C h i c k   H a y w a r d      p g . 3 4

B i g   M o u n t a i n   L o v e   A f f a i r -   R e s o r t s   b y   S h i r l e y   M i l l e r                      p g . 2 6

S t e a m b o a t ‘s   S n o w y   S p e c t a c u l a r -   R e s o r t s ,   S k i   A r e a s

B y   C h u c k   L e c k e n b y                                                                                    p g . 5 6

O l y m p i c   T r a i n i n g   C a m p   a t   V a i l -   C o m p e t i t o n                                p g . 2 8

T h e   C o m p l e a t   S k i   I n s t r u c t o r -   H u m o r   b y   B o b   C r am                p g . 4 1

D e r   G r o s s   L a u g h e n -   H u m o r ,   C o u r t e s y   o f   F e d e r   V e r l a g      p g . 5 8

S n o w   R a n g e r -   F i c t i o n   b y   G o r d o n   A l l r e d                                              p g . 3 1

M t .   H o o d   H o u d i n i   b y   B i l l   K e i l                                                                        p g . 1 8

W i n d o w s   t o   W a r e h o u s e s   b y   D a w n   D e n z e r                                           p g . 2 4

 

M a r c h   1 9 6 3   ( S p r i n g /   S u m m e r )

S k i   t h e   R o c k i e s   t h i s   S p r i n g -   S K I I N G   R e p o r t                                  p g . 1 3

F o l l o w   W i n t e r   t o   C h i l e -   S K I I N G   I n t e r v i e w                                       p g . 3 8

T h e   B a u e r n   S w i n g -   T e c h n i q u e                                                                         p g . 2 2

A   D o g ‘s   E y e   V i e w   o f   A s p e n -   R e s o r t s ,   S k i   A r e a s

D i c k   W i l l i a m s   P h o t o s                                                                         p g . 2 5

A   P a g e   F r o m   G u g l i o ‘s   S c r a p b o o k -   R o g e r  , B a r b a r a   B r o w n            p g . 4 2

S k i e r s   T r a i n   f o r   M t .   E v e r e s t -   S K I I N G   R e p o r t                               p g . 3 2

T h e   M a n   W h o   H a t e d   S p r i n g -   H u m o r ,   B o b   C r a m   C a r t o o n s         p g . 4 6

M a i n e   W e d e l n   M a s t e r   b y   V i c t o r   A .   S c h l i c h                         p g . 2 0

A l a s k a   s   F i r s t   N a t i o n a l s   b y   E d   F o r t i e r                                     p g . 3 6

S u m m e r   R a c i n g   S c h o o l   b y   E d   T h o m a s                                       p g . 5 0

 

 O c t o b e r   1 9 6 3

C o v e r :   E r n s t   H i n t e r s e e r   M a k e s   a   G e l a e n d s p r u n g

T h e   N a t i o n a l s -   C o m p e t i t i o n ,   J i m   B a l o g   P h o t o s                            p g . 1 3

O n   t h e   W a y   t o   I n n s b r u c k -   B i l l   K e i l   P h o t o s ,   R e p o r t   f r o m   t h e

U S   O l y m p i c   T r a i n i n g   C a m p                                                         p g . 6 5

A r e   Y o u r   S k i s   O n   S t r a i g h t ? -   T e c h n i q u e ,   N e w   T h e o r y                      p g . 1 8

W a l l   o f   F e a r -   F i c t i o n   b y   D o n o v a n   F i t z p a t r i c k ,   R a c e r ‘s

S t r u g g l e W i t h   I n n e r   F e a r s                                                                            p g . 25

S u n   V a l l e y   S c r a p b o o k -   R e s o r t   L i v i n g ,   C .   R o b e r t   L e e   P h o t o s                                                                                                                         p g . 3 3

5 0 -   M i l e   D o w n h i l l   M a r a t h o n -   J o e r n   G e r d t s   P h o t o s -

V a i l   S k i e r s   A c c e p t   P r e s i d e n t   K e n n e d y ‘s   C h a l l e n g e         p g . 46

T h e   A m e r i c a n   F l y e r s -   b y   D i c k   D i l l m a n ,   I n t e r v i e w   w i t h

A m e r i c a ‘s   T w o   B e s t   J u m p e r s                                                       p g . 5 6

F a s h i o n s   F o r   O l y m p i c   Y e a r                                                                     p g . 7 7

 

 N o v e m b e r   1 9 6 3

S k i   C o u n t r y   U S A -   R e s o r t   L i v i n g ,   C o l o r a d o   S k i   V a c a t i o n           p g . 1 3

A q u a s c h u s s e r s   H o l i d a y -   C h a r l i e   G r o v e r   P h o t o s ,

W a t e r   S k i e r s   H o l i d a y   o n   S n o w                                                           p g . 4 1

A   F r a m e s -   V a c a t i o n   R e t r e a t s   f o r   S k i e r s                                                      p g . 9 7

Y e s t e r d a y   I s   N o t   T o d a y -   F i c t i o n   b y   C u r t i s   C a s e w i t -

A   F o r m e r   C h a m p i o n   R a c e s   A g a i n                                               p g . 2 0

T h e   A m e r i c a n   S y s t e m -   T e c h n i q u e ,   P S I A   A p p r o v e d

U n i f i e d    T e c h n i q u e                   p g . 2 9

T h e   P u n c t u a t i o n   T e c h n i q u e -   H u m o r   b y   B u r t   S i m s   w i t h

C a r t o o n s   b y   B e v   M o o r e                                                                         p g . 5 0

T e c h n i q u e s   W e   S h o u l d   M a s t e r   T h i s   F a l l -   H u m o r ,

B o b   C r a m    C a r t o o n s                                                                                         p g . 6 5

A   R a i n b o w   o f   C o l o r -   f a s h i o n   S k e t c h e s   f o r   1 9 6 3 – 6 4                      p g . 7 3

A   C r o s s – C o u n t r y   S u p e r m a n    C o m p e t i t i o n                                                 p g . 8 6

T h e   W o r l d ’s   F a s t e s t   S k i e r s -  T w o   A m e r i c a n s   B r e a k

W o r l d   Sp e e d   R e c o r d   [speed skiing]                                                          p g . 1 1 2

 

 D e c e m b e r   1 9 6 3

S a t u r d a y   a t   S t r a t t o n -  V e r m o n t   L o d g e s ,   S k i   A r e a s                    p g . 1 3

C r a n m o r e ’s   2 5 t h   A n n i v e r s a r y   b y   T a p   G o o d e n o u g h                 p g . 9 0

T h e   N e w   D y n a – T u r n -   O l y m p i a n   T e c h n i q u e

by B o b   B e a t t i e                                                                                                p g . 1 8

S k i v e e   J e e b i e s -   H u m o r ,   N e w   L o o k   a t   O l d   S i t u a t i o n s                               p g . 2 8

R u n ,   S k i e r ,   R u n -   C r e s t e d   B u t t e ,   C o l o r a d o   H o s t s   N o r d i c

C h a m p i o n s h i p s                                                                                                 p g . 4 9

A m e r i c a   s   B i a t h a l o n   C h a l l e n g e -   U S   A r m y   A i m s   F o r   G o l d

M e d a l                                                                                                              p g . 9 8

I n s i d e   S q u a w   V a l l e y   b y   J i m   S c o t t ,   F o u r   Y e a r s   A f t e r   t h e

O l y m p i c s                                                                                                                  p g . 6 9

F a s h i o n   s   G r e a t   N e w   L o o k                                                                             p g . 7 7

S k i   S a g a   i n   A l a s k a   b y   H u g h   C r u i k s h a n k , J r . -   H u m o r o u s

P e r i l s  O f   a   S k i   A r e a   M a n a g e r                                                                  p g . 1 1 5

 

January 1964

Instant Austria- Munich, Gateway to Bavaria and the Tyrol,

Elmar Baxter photos                                                                                              pg. 13

Glacier Adventure- Alaskan Ski Adventure, by Dick Barrymore                            pg.31

Is This America’s Year? Forecasts by Past Olympians and Officials                                    pg. 19

They Search for Speed- US Olympians prepare for the Downhill-

John Stephens photos, Competition                                                                   pg. 38

The Crown Jewels of American Skiing- National Ski Trophies,

by Zig Bulanda                                                                                                       pg. 46

The Mail Must Go Through- Floyd Wilson skis the Toughest Mail

Route, by John W. Pekarcik                                                                                pg .27

The Innsbruck Look- Fashion                                                                                         pg. 55

Midweek Blues- Cartoons by Bob Cram, Humor                                                       pg .64

Kangaroo Jump- California Skiers Jump for Fun, Paul Ryan photos

Resort Living                                                                                                           pg. 70

 

F e b r u a r y   1 9 6 4

W o r l d   s   G r e a t e s t   S k i e r s – P o t e n t i a l   O l y m p i c  M e d a l   W i n n e r s   p g . 1 3

Q u e s t   f o r   V i c t o r y -   T o p   I n t e r n a t i o n a l   R a c e r s                                            p g . 2 7

L o n g   a n d   S i x t y   b y   M a r t i n   C r a w f o r d -   T h e   R e a l   S t o r y

B e h i n d   S k i   J u m p i n g   b y   F o r m e r   U S   O l y m p i a n                        p g . 3 3

O l y m p i c   W i n n e r s   P r e d i c t e d -   b y   S e r g e   L a n g                                         p g . 2 2

P o w d e r   S m o k e -   G e o r g e   S c h w a r t z   p h o t o s ,   P o w d e r   S k i i n g

A t   A l t a ,   U t a h                                                                                                p g . 4 3

W h e n   I n   I n n s b r u c k -   B e v   M o o r e   C a r t o o n s ,   H u m o r                         p g . 5 2

T h e   N e w   B u d   W e r n e r -   b y   S e r g e   L a n g                                                p g . 5 8

 

 M a r c h   1 9 6 4   ( S p r i n g /   S u m m e r )

W h i r l a w a y   H o l i d a y -   H e l i c o p t e r   H o p   t o   V a i l   C o l o r a d o ,

Sk i   A r e a s             p g . 1 3

U l l r   D a g   F e s t i v a l – S t a n l e y   Z a m o n s k i   p h o t o s ,   K i n g d o m   o f

B r e c k e n r i d g e   C e l e b r a t e s   i t s   I n d e p e n d e n c e       p g . 6 1

I   D a r e d   t h e   H e a d w a l l -   b y   T o n i   M a t t ,   S k i i n g ‘s   M o s t   H i s t o r i c

S c h u s s        p g . 2 1

I   R e m e m b e r   C h i l e -   b y   D i c k   B a r r y m o r e ,   S k i   A r e a s        p g . 2 5

S k i   A u s t r a l i a            p g . 5 6

O f f i c i a l   S k i   R e s u l t s   I X   W i n t e r   O l y m p i c s          p g . 3 1

T h e   S a d   S a g a   o f   H a r l e y   S t e m w e l l -   B o b   C r a m   C a r t o o n s ,

H u m o r       p g . 6 6

I n   t h e   G o o d   O l d   S u m m e r   T i m e -   T w o   o f   A m e r i c a ‘s   S u m m e r

R a c i n g   C a m p s           p g . 7 2

 

 

October 1964

 

T h e   H a r d   R o a d   t o   t h e   O l y m p i c s -   E d s ,   W h a t   i t   W i l l   t a k e

A m e r i c a n   A l p i n e   S u p e r i o r i t y                                                                             p g . 3 4

T h e   S i l v e r   B e l t -   O l y m p i a n s   G a t h e r   f o r   W e r n e r   M e m o r i a l

S l a l o m                                                                                                      p g . 4 2

A   M e m o r y   o f   B u d   W e r n e r -   C o a c h   B o b   B e a t t i e   R e c o u n t s           p g . 4 6

G e t   F i t   W i t h   M e -   C o n d i t i o n i n g   b y   S t e i n   E r i k s e n                                   p g . 5 8

I n s t r u c t o r s   C o r n e r -   S k i i n g   A i l m e n t s   R e v i e w e d                             p g . 6 5

A n t i c i p a t i o n – O r   C o u n t e r   R o t a t i o n ?   W h a t   t h e   P r o s   L e a r n e d

Fr o m   t h e   O l y m p i c   T e a m ,   T e c h n i q u e                                                      p g . 7 3

F o u r   A g a i n s t   t h e   A l p s -   b y   A n n i e   B o u l a t ,   A l p i n e   A d v e n t u r e ,

Sk i   M o u n t a i n e e r i n g                                                                                p g . 5 0

H i g h   S t y l e   S w e a t e r s -   F a s h i o n                                                               p g . 8 2

A l l   A b o u t   B o o t s   b y   E m e r y   W o o d a l l ,   J r . ,   G u i d e   t o   F i t t i n g

a n d   N e w   C o n s t r u c t i o n ,   E q u i p m e n t                                           p g . 7 6

U S A : T h e   W i n d s   o f   C h a n g e ,   B i g   a n d   S m a l l   S k i   A r e a

D e v e l o p m e n t s                                                                                                    p g . 8 8

E u r o p e :   F o u r t h   S i d e   t o   t h e   S k y -   C h a m o n i x ‘s   L o g n a n

P r e m i e r   S k i   S t a t i o n ,   S k i   A r e a s                                                                 p g . 9 0

 

 N o v e m b e r   1 9 6 4

R e s c u e   a t   V a i l   b y   B o b   P a r k e r ,   t h e   O r d e a l   o f   M a r t i n   K o e t h e r ,  J r .                                                                                                                          p g . 6 0

A m a t e u r s   a n d   A v a l a n c h e s   b y   M o n t g o m e r y   M .   A t w a t e r

E x p e r t   A d v i c e                                                                                             p g . 8 0

T e c h n i q u e   T o d a y :   A n   E v a l u a t i o n   b y   M i k i   H u t t e r ,   I s   A p p e a r a n c e

T h e   E s s e n c e   o f   S k i i n g ?                                                                                                  p g . 9 9

I n s t r u c t o r s   C o r n e r -   T e c h n i q u e   b y   D o u g   P f e i f f e r   a n d   A n t h o n y

R a v i e l l i ,   F o r   B e g i n n e r   a n d   E x p e r t                                                                  p g . 1 0 3

S t e m   C h r i s t i e   W i t h   S t e i n   b y   S t e i n   E r i k s e n ,   T e c h n i q u e                       p g . 1 10

F o u r   A g a i n s t   t h e   A l p s   b y   A n n i e   B o u l a t ,   L a s t   L e g   o f   t h e

F r a n c e   t o   A u s t r i a   A d v e n t u r e ,   S k i   M o u n t a i n e e r i n g               p g . 7 4

L o n g   a n d   L e a n -   F a s h i o n ,   F r e n d   L i n d h o l m   p h o t o s                          p g . 6 4

S k i   S h o p   b y   B o b   B u g g ,   H u m o r   ( S k i   B u y i n g   M a d n e s s )                           p g . 7 0

M o u n t a i n   i n   t h e   M i d d l e -   b y   M i k e   B e a t r i c e ,   G l e n   E l l e n

a n d   t h e  M a n   W h o   B u i l t   I t                                                                                           p g . 8 3

S k i i n g   P e r s i a n   V e r s i o n   b y   J o h n   J a y                                                         p g . 8 6

I t   H a p p e n s   B e h i n d   t h e   H e e l -   b y   E m e r y   W o o d a l l ,   J r . ,   H e e l

R e l e a s e   a n d   I t s   F u t u r e ,   E q u i p m e n t                                                   p g . 1 1 2

T h e   I n h a b i t a n t s   o f   V e n u s -   b y   I r w i n   S h a w ,   F i c t i o n                  p g . 9 1

 S p e c i a l   E a s t e r n   S e c t i o n

F a m i l y   F r i e n d   i n   M t .   W a s h i n g t o n   V a l l e y   b y   M i k e   B e a t r i c e ,

B i l l   W h i t n e y ‘s   B l a c k   M t n .                                                                                     p g . E 1

N e w   E n g l a n d   M o v e s   t o   N e w   Y o r k   b y   A l f r e d   G r e e n b e r g ,

N e w   C a v e   M o u n t a i n                                                                                             p g .   E 2 0

A   P l a c e   f o r   P e n n s y l v a n i a n s -   B l u e   K n o b                                                      p g . E 6

B i g   S k i i n g   f o r   t h e   B o r d e r   b y   M a r v i n   M o s s                                                         p g . E 1 7

S k i i n g :   W h a t   t h e   D o c t o r   O r d e r e d -   T h e   S t o r y   o f   C r o t c h e d

M o u n t a i n                                                                                                                              p g . E 2 4

E a s t e r n   R o u n d u p -   W h o’s   B u i l d i n g   W h a t                                                 p g . E 1 0

 

December 1964

Fear and the Skier by Denise McCluggage                                     pg.52

Rural Renewal by Alfred H. Greenberg, Before you buy Virgin

Mountainside ReadThis                                                                  pg.104

Diary of a Shattered Ego by Janet Wagner,

Canadian Alliance Course                                                 pg.132

Rebel With a Cause by Dinah B. Withchel,

Racer Harry Richard Ryan III                                              pg.68

The Fine Art of Giant Slalom by Bob Beattie, the Olympians and their

Coach Show You How                                                          pg.70

Buying for the Youngsters by Emery Woodall, Jr., Equipment   pg.80

Christmas is for Children (and their Parents Too)- Fashion         pg.84

Return to the Summit by Martin Luray, Vail, Colorado, Ski Areas      pg.62

A Ringing of Bells, A Falling of Snow by Ruth Rudner-

Oberstdorf and the Klein Walsertal enclave in the Alps               pg.76

To Oslo As the Crow Flies by Tatto Murray,

Cross Country in  Norway with NATO Forces                                pg.120

Technique Today-Part II by Miki Hutter, Elegance and Motion  pg.92

Instructors’ Corner by Doug Pfeiffer and Anthony Ravielli         pg.95

The Unsinkable Darcy Brown by George Bush, Man Who Runs

Aspen Colorado Ski Areas                                                              pg.112

Mont Blanc- Del Mulkey’s Evocation of Shelley’s Poem                pg.56

 

January 1965

An End to Slalom Racing? by Roland Huntford                          pg.40

The Art of Downhill Racing by Bob Beattie, Gordie Eaton

Demonstrates                                                                          pg.54

Anatomy of a Ski by Emery Woodall, Jr.- How they’re Made,

Work and Buying Them                                                       pg.60

The Many Worlds of Skiing: 1- Photos by Fred Lindholm           pg.42

The Many Worlds of Skiing: 2- Drawings by Cecil Johnson        pg.48

Above the Blue Coast by Melton Davis, Ski Areas Above the Riviera   pg.64

Instructors’ Corner- Technique                                                       pg.83

Voyage Out, Voyage Home- Skiing and Love in the Swiss Alps   pg.67

Eastern Section

Skiing: A Nursery Story by Alfred H. Greenberg, Ski Area

Babysitting More Popular                                                     pg.E1

Skiing From Capitol Hill by Barbara Dubivsky- Ski Club of

Washington, D.C.                                                                  pg.E8

 

February 1965

The Lure of Touring- Interest Revived in Ski Touring                 pg.30

Silver Glaciers, High Peaks by Harvey Edwards and Del Mulkey,        Switzerland’s Aletsch Glacier          pg.34

Ski Mountaineering by Gilbert Robino, Techniques and Equipment    pg.40

Cross- Country Skiing by Johnny Caldwell                                  pg.44

Instructors’ Corner by Doug Pfeiffer and Anthony Ravielli, Technique         pg.53

Technique Today: Part III by Miki Hutter, Width of Track Doesn’t

Measure Strength of Skier                                                     pg.58

The Science of Slalom by Bob Beattie, Why It Has Become American

Specialty                                                                                 pg.70

Rebirth of the Butte by George Bush, Crested Butte, Ski Areas   pg.62

When It Rained on Washington’s Birthday by Mort Gerberg      pg.66

Enchanting Apres-Ski- Fashion                                                      pg.46

 

March/ April 1965

16,000 Miles of Downhill- Racing                                                   pg.27

The Big Breakthrough- US Hosts International Team Races        pg.30

The Bittersweet World of Francois Bonlieu by Harvey Edwards,

French Olympian Turns Pro                                                 pg.32

High and Mighty Obergurgl by Ruth Rudner, Spring Skiing Austrian

Alps                                                                                         pg.34

White World Down Under By Jules Eberhardt, Australia-

New Zealand Ski Areas                                                         pg.38

Spring Vacation in the Rockies: What the College Skier Wears-

Fashion                                                                                   pg.46

Parallel With Stein- Instruction                                                       pg.52

Instructors’ Corner by Doug Pfeiffer and Anthony Ravielli, Technique         pg.57

Interski: The Seventh Congress by Doug Pfeiffer and Miki Hutter,

Bad Gastein                                                                            pg.24

Jill at Aspen-Actress/ Celebrity                                                       pg.50

Buckle Bootmanship- Fitting Buckle Boots                                    pg.67

A Skier’s Roundhouse- Vacation Home Built from a Silo             pg.42

 

October 1965

Two On the Racing Circuit by Fletcher Manley, Jr., Competition         pg.64

Skiing Avant- Garde by Doug Pfeiffer, Technique                        pg.78

Instruction Corner, Technique                                                        pg.83

New Mexican Ski-Ride by Doug Pfeiffer, Travel                           pg.72

Will Success Spoil Jackson Hole? Travel, Ski Areas, Wyoming    pg.100

Mont Blanc’s Twin Valleys by Harvey Edwards, Europe, Ski Areas,

Travel                                                                                               pg.104

Ten Years for Toni by Denise McCluggage                                   pg.92

Op on Top- Fashion                                                                        pg.96

The Child Prodigy by Mort Gerberg, Humor                                pg.126

Eastern Section

Chaytauqua Harvest by Joyce Ferris Swan                                   pg.E1

Highland Fling by Tom Place                                                         pg.E4

Columns

Technically Speaking- Doug Pfeiffer Reviews Interski                  pg.24

Competitively Speaking- Bob Beattie on Overtraining                  pg.29

Car and Skier- Denise McCluggage on Skier’s Dream Cars         pg.32

Letter From Mamaia- At the FIS Congress                                    pg.40

Travel- Fly to Skiing                                                                        pg.44

After Skiing- Books, Films, Restaurants                                         pg.52

In the Ski Shops- Goggles, Equipment                                           pg58

 

November 1965

It Takes Guts- Photos by Fred Lindholm, Competition                 pg.60

Dry Land Slalom by Bob Beattie, Competition                             pg.64

The Snowplow Christie by Stein Eriksen, Technique                    pg.92

The Jet Turn by Honore Bonnet, Technique                                 pg.104

Instruction Corner, Technique                                                        pg.95

Today’s Skis: How Do They Rate? by Woody Woodall, Equipment     pg.75

Active at Aspen- Fashion                                                                 pg.68

It’s Happening at Sun Valley by Martin Luray, Travel,

Ski Areas, Idaho                                                                    pg.80

Where the Glacier Never Ends by Harvey Edwards, Europe, Travel    pg.88

The Borscht Belt Revisited by Mort Gerberg, Humor                   pg.108

The Fall Line by Jack Tobin                                                           pg.136

Eastern Section

Reserve Your Own Mounatin                                                         pg.E1

Country Club Skiing                                                                       pg.E4

Columns

Letter From Chile- Bob Beattie on Portillo and Its Troubles         pg.30

Car and Skier- Denise McCluggage on Custom Cars for Skiers   pg.34

Travel- Campers for Skiers                                                             pg.42

In The Ski Shops- Woodall on Boot Presses                                   pg.134

 

December 1965

Portrait of a Ski Council by Martin Luray and Anne Farley,

Competition                                                                            pg.56

Forward and to the Outside: Part I by Bob Beattie, Competition pg.62

Snowplow Wedeln by Stein Eriksen, Technique                            pg.99

Ski Like a Pro by Conrad Staudinger, Technique                         pg.102

Instruction Corner, Technique                                                        pg.111

Inside Skis by Woody Woodall, Equipment                                  pg.86

Fabulous Furs- Fashion                                                                   pg.78

High Sierra: Land of the Tender Snowflower by Ernie Gay, Travel,

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.90

Salzburg: Mountains and Mozart by Ruth Rudner, Photos

by Erich Hartmann, Europe, Ski Areas, Travel                   pg.68

Happi Hansi- Photos by Richard Rowan                                       pg.74

Skier’s Christmas Catalogue                                                           pg.83

The Fall Line by John Tobin                                                          pg.130

Lionel Terray                                                                                   pg.32

The All-India Ski Meet by Byron Weis, Humor                             pg.142

Eastern Section

Camelback- Model for Metropolitan Skiers                                   pg.E2

Madonna Mountain                                                                        pg.E20

Bristol Mountain                                                                             pg.E28

Columns

Car and Skier- McCluggage on Winterizing                                  pg.122

Travel- Vienna, Europe, Ski areas                                                  pg.128

Letter From Geneva- Portillo Upheld                                             pg.138

In the Ski Shops- Hats and Headbands                                          pg.144

 

January 1966

Arosa Rediscovered by Jules Eberhard, Europe, Travel, Ski Areas       pg.34

Portraits of Placid- Watercolors by Cecile Johnson                       pg.46

The Rounded Turn by Pepi Gramshammer, Technique               pg.63

Instruction Corner, Technique                                                        pg.67

How to Get the Most From Your Skis by Woody Woodall,

Equipment                                                                              pg.40

Big Racers From Small Mountains by Bill Hibbard, Competition         pg.76

Parka Parade:1966- Fashion                                                           pg.58

Charley Horse, Be Gone! by Walter Rhozen                                  pg.52

That Was the Week That Was by Dinah Witchel                          pg.78

The Fall Line: Part III by John Tobin                                            pg.85

Eastern Section

Shaker Village                                                                                 pg.E1

Nansen Ski Club                                                                              pg.E16

 

February 1966

FIS World Championships- The Other Half of Skiing, Competition     pg.27

The Contenders- Jumping                                                     pg.28

The Contenders- Cross-Country                                           pg.29

Jumping: What’s It all About?                                             pg.30

What To Look For                                                                 pg.32

Crystal Mountain- Resort Skiing Comes to the Northwest

by Emmett Watson                                                                pg.34

Courchevel-France’s Skiing Supermarket, Travel, Europe, Ski Areas

by Martin Luray                                                                    pg.38

Forward and to the Outside: Part II by Bob Beattie, Technique   pg.44

Instruction Corner by Doug Pfeiffer and Toni Ravielli, Technique       pg.59

Skiing the Moguls- by Stein Eriksen, Technique                           pg.68

Make Your Bindings Work by Alfred Greenberg and Woody Woodall

Equipment                                                                              pg.48

La Vie Apres-Ski- Fashion                                                              pg.54

Vasaloppet and I by George Bush                                                  pg.76

No Mickey Mouse for Mineral King by Burt Sims                        pg.88

Eastern Section

How Did they Learn to Ski in the Cotton Fields?                          pg.E1

 

March/ April 1966

Spring Skiing- A Sampler                                                               pg.34

The Good Life, Summer Racing Camp Style by John Jerome     pg.60

Kayaking: Sport for Skiers by Roland Palmedo                           pg.72

… And a Bottle of Rum                                                                   pg.42

Preview: FIS World Alpine Championships- Competition            pg.44

Waiting for Goliath by John Henry Auran                                   pg.48

Maine: Skiing’s Last Frontier by Jud Strunk                                pg.64

Instruction Corner by Doug Pfeiffer and Tony Ravielli, Technique      pg.51

Columns

Technically Speaking- Eberhard on New Swiss Technique           pg.18

Car and Skier- McCluggage on Reader Mail                                 pg.23

The Sharp Edge- Auran on Women in Ski Racing                       pg.66

In the Ski Shops- Woodall on Waxes                                             pg.76

Letter From Argentina                                                                    pg.84

 

October 1966

Portillo Diary- World Championships Report by John Henry Auran   pg.31

Equipment:

Ski Tests- How We Do It, What We Look For                     pg.61

Ski Test 1: The Head Standard                                             pg.64

Ski Test 2: The Yamaha Hi Flex Combi                               pg.65

Ski Test 3: The Fischer Alu Steel Riesenslalom                     pg.66

Skis: Capsule Reports                                                            pg.67

Ski Boots: Part I- Dollar vs. Value, Price Categories            pg.68

If You Go to Morocco, Take Along Your Skis- Travel                 pg.72

How To Get to New Hampshire – Ski Areas, Travel by John Jerome    pg.78

Taos- the Kingdom of Blake- Ski Areas, Travel by Paul Gordon pg.82

The Best Slalom Skier in the Whole Wide World- Billy Kidd

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.76

The Tailored Stretchables- Stretch Suits, Fashion by Peggy Collins       pg.94

Instruction Corner- Conditioning Exercises by Doug Pfeiffer       pg.105

Memoirs of an Old Ski Bum by Daniel La Grange                       pg.38

How To Ski In Your Living Room by Tom Joerder                     pg.48

50,000 Racers- What Then? New System for Organizing Races

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.87

Ski Area Development, Western Style                                            pg.99

 

November 1966

Vive La Difference by Dinah Witchel                                             pg.66

Skiwear Evolution- Fashion by Peggy Collins                               pg.72

Five Areas in a Weekend- Vermont’s Manchester Region, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.82

Skiing On the Wild Side: Val d’Isere- France, Ski Areas

by George Bush                                                                      pg.98

Heavenly Valley- Ski Areas by John Henry Auran                       pg.102

Where Should You Plant the Pole? by Doug Pfeiffer                    pg.88

Instruction Corner- Tips from Stein Eriksen                                 pg.115

Equipment:

The Trusty Cable and How to Keep It Trusty- Bindings, Equipment    pg.92

Ski Test 4: The Hart Holiday                                                pg.106

Ski Test 5: The Kneissl Red Star RS, RFP                            pg.108

Ski Test 6: Rossignol Strato Slalom                                      pg.110

Skis: Capsule Reports- K2 Holiday, Northland Golden Jet

Toni Sailer                                                                pg.112

Kissing Killy- Jean-Claude Killy                                                     pg.30

The Time They Tried to Tax the Snow- England Ski Jump in

Hempsted Heath by Alan Pospisil                                         pg.60

Science Comes to Ski Safety- Study by Dr. James Garrick           pg.80

 

December 1966

Yes, Mac, There Is a Matterhorn- Ski Areas by George Bush       pg.62

The Other Colorado- Ski Areas by John Henry Auran                pg.66

It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Valley- Sugarbush, Glen Ellen and

Mad River Glen by Al Greenberg                                         pg.70

Equipment:

Make Sure Your New Boots Fit                                                      pg.76

How to Adjust Your Own Cable Bindings                                     pg.78

Ski Test 7: The Fischer Wedel King                                      pg.108

Ski Test 8: The Hart Javelin                                                  pg.110

Ski Test 9: The Kaestle Snow Prince                                     pg.112

Skis: Capsule Reports- Attenhofer, Venture in White

Amann Plastil-A                                                         pg.114

The Last of the Freelance Racers- Rip McManus

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.82

Sweaters- The More the Merrier—Fashion by Peggy Collins        pg.88

Doing the Garlands- Conrad Staudinger shows How to Sharpen

Your Edge Control- Technique                                             pg.96

Instruction Corner– With Stein Eriksen                                        pg.99

Hey Al, Why Don’t You Do Us A Story On Ski Touring?            pg.84

The Day the Chairlifts Stopped by Mort Gerberg                         pg.126

 

SKIING International Yearbook

Competition

United States:

American International Team Races                                     pg.26

22nd Harriman Cup                                                              pg.32

US Nationals                                                                          pg.36

US National Junior Championships                                     pg.40

Europe:

35th Damenskirennen                                                            pg.42

35th Lauberhornrennen                                                        pg.43

50th Arlberg-Kandahar                                                        pg.44

25th International Hahnenkammrennen                              pg.46

The Pros:

Seefeld                                                                                    pg.52

Windham                                                                               pg.54

The World’s Racers: How They Did                                               pg.58

For the Record: Alpine, Nordic, Pro Results                                  pg.59

The Evolution of Skiing by Doug Pfeiffer, History                       pg.53

How the World Skis by Doug Pfeiffer, Technique                         pg.75

Guide to Skis, Boots, Bindings, Poles, Car Racks, Boot Presses,

Touring Skis and Bindings                                                    pg.86

Fashion: A Primer for Beginners by Nancy Amory                       pg.107

Farewell to Charlot                                                                          pg.112

Skiing to the Sixth Degree                                                               pg.114

Five Across Europe’s Roof                                                              pg.118

Day of the Avalanche                                                                      pg.124

Under Mt. Blanc by Harvey Edwards                                            pg.126

1966 Guide to World Ski Areas                                                      pg.132

 

January 1967

The Cold Weather Story- On Keeping Warm and Enjoying It    pg.48

Cheat the Cold- Fashion by Peggy Collins                                     pg.52

Equipment

If You Can’t Edge-Cant!- Mechanical Aids                                   pg.56

Support Isn’t the Only Consideration- Boots                                 pg.58

Bootmaker of the Arlberg- Ross Wagner photos                           pg.60

Ski Test 10: The Head 360                                                    pg.94

Ski Test 11: The Dynastar MV-2                                          pg.96

Ski Test 12: The Kneissl White Star RS                                pg.98

Ski Test 13: The Yamaha All-Round                                    pg.100

On the Way to Parallel- Technique                                                 pg.64

Inside Snowplow Turns with Doug Pfeiffer, Technique                pg.80

Instruction Corner- Tips From Stein Eriksen                                 pg.83

Kitzbuhel- Apres-Ski by George Bush                                            pg.66

McCoy’s Mammoth                                                                         pg.70

Curt Chase- Quiet Pro, Aspen Ski School by John Henry Auran pg.74

Gordon Lipe- SKiing Pragmatist- Inventor of the Release Check

Bindings                                                                                 pg.76

 

February 1967

Race Day- Photographer Dick Durrance, Jr.                                 pg.34

Anatomy of Racing                                                                         pg.38

Dick Durrance: The First American by John Jerome                    pg.44

Madonna Di Campiglio- Italy, Site of the 3-Tre Race

by Samuel Young                                                                  pg.46

Don’t Call It Park City: It’s Really Treasure Mountain, Utah High Life

Ski Areas by John Henry Auran                                          pg.58

Apres-Ski and All that Jazz- Fashion by Peggy Collins                 pg.50

Madman McConkey- Jim McConkey, Technique                         pg.55

The High Line Impulse Turn- Canadian Racing Turn, Doug Pfeiffer   pg.64

Instruction Corner with Doug Pfeiffer                                           pg.67

Equipment

The Step-In and Latch-In Heel Bindings,                                       pg.76

Ski Test 14: The Fischer Alu Steel Combi                             pg.78

Ski Test 15: The Head Master                                               pg.80

Capsule Ski Reports                                                               pg.82

 

Spring 1967

Helicoptering Into the Bugaboos- Canada’s Northern Rockies     pg.40

The Search for New Skiing- Colorado’s Southern Rockies           pg.44

Everybody’s Jumping- Spring Skiing                                            pg.46

On a Clear Night You Can Ski Forever by George Bush, Scandinavia pg.52

It’s Summer Skiing… It’s Europe…It’s Super Camp                      pg.54

It Must Be In Here Somewhere- Burt Sims’ Guide for Organization     pg.24

Whatever Happened to Organized Skiing?                                    pg.36

Equipment

Ski Tests: A Look Back, and a Look Ahead                                  pg.49

Skiing, Short Ski Style                                                                    pg.50

Daddy, What’s a Telemark? Technique                                         pg.58

Instruction Corner with Doug Pfeiffer, Technique                        pg.61

Anatomy of Racing- Part II                                                            pg.71

 

October 1967

New This Year… In Bindings- Releasable Bindings                       pg.62

Will Lift Skiing Spoil Snowmass? Colorado Ski Areas                 pg.66

Half of You Is Parka- Fashion, Skiwear                                        pg.68

What Next for the World Cup?                                                      pg.84

France- It’s Not All Apres-Ski, Europe                                           pg.80

Turned On, Flat Out Killy- Jean-Claude Killy Profile                  pg.87

Skis for ’68- Equipment                                                                  pg.95

Cornerstones of Skiing- Snowplow turn, Instruction, Technique pg.103

Instruction Corner- Balanced Stance                                              pg.107

Are You Fit To Ski? Conditioning                                                 pg.76

Those Speedy Americans- Americans Learn and Ski Faster Than

the French                                                                               pg.34

 

November 1967

Three Around Banff- Canada’s Rockies Ski Areas                       pg.76

My Mt. Snow Caper- Vermont Ski Areas                                      pg.80

Letter From Yugoslavia                                                                  pg.127

Equipment

Know Your Bindings: Cubco, How to Adjust and Maintain Them       pg.84

New This Year                                                                                 pg.52

Ski Test 18: Rubberized Heads                                             pg.106

Ski Test 19: Toni Sailers                                                        pg.108

Cornerstones of Skiing- The Stem Turn, Technique, Instruction pg.111

Instruction Corner- Up and Down Transitions                              pg.115

Answer Page- on Technique Problems                                            pg.122

Framed in Bold Color- Fashion                                                      pg.88

Canada Loves Nancy Greene                                                          pg.94

Shape Up, Now- Conditioning                                                        pg.99

Through Hemingway’s Vorarlberg                                                pg.141

 

December 1967

Techniques for Attack- Winning the French Way, Analysis

by Warren Witherell                                                              pg.80

Gemutlichkeit is Alive and Well in Lech and Zurs, Resorts           pg.74

Jackson Hole is for Hollerin’, Resorts                                             pg.87

What Make’s Stowe Stowe?                                                            pg.102

Equipment

Know Your Bindings- The Look Nevada Grand Prix, Gordon Lipe     pg.92

Ski Test 20: Three Yamahas- AllRound, Combi and

GS High Flexes                                                         pg.122

Ski Test 21: Four Fischers- Superglass, President, Compact and

Wedelking                                                               pg.124

Cornerstones of Skiing- The Uphill Christie, Technique, Instruction     pg.107

Instruction Corner- Edge Control                                                  pg.111

The Answer Page                                                                             pg.120

Report on Farwell- People who make a Living on Skiing             pg.84

Dollars and Sense- Fashion                                                             pg.96

The Revenge of Marvin Kornblatt- Beautiful Skiers Parable       pg.138

 

January 1968

Switzerland’s Verbier, Resorts, Ski Areas by Paul Gordon           pg.52

Mont Tremblant: Invitation to an Orgy, Canada, Ski Areas        pg.64

Mystique of the Deep- Alta’s Ted Johnson tips on Powder skiing pg.60

Fit Your Christies to the Terrain- Four Ways to fit your Parallel

Technique to the Mountain by Conrad Staudinger             pg.80

Cornerstones of Skiing- The Stem Christie, Instruction                pg.93

Instruction Corner- Edge Control                                                  pg.97

Equipment

Know Your Bindings: The Marker Simplex DL-Rotamat

by Gordon Lipe                                                        pg.76

Ski Test 22: Blizzard Super Epoxies                                     pg.90

The Skiers- 1968, Fashion                                                               pg.68

Winter Park to Aspen on Skis… (Mostly)- Jac Sangnier ,

Touring in Colorado                                                             pg.56

This Is Good to Excellent? Snow Reports                                      pg.84

Ed Scott, Knight of the White Charger by John Jerome, Ski Poles       pg.72

 

February 1968

Citius, Altius, Fortius- The Xth Olympic Winter Games               pg.39

The Olympic Scene- An Artist’s View of Grenoble                        pg.40

Olympic City                                                                                    pg.42

Underdogs No Longer- US Team                                                   pg.44

Stage for Speed- Chamrousse’s Downhill Course                          pg.46

The Men: Killy All the Way?                                                          pg.48

The Women: Three’s A Crowd                                                       pg.50

The Coaches: They Take the Rap                                                   pg.52

Autrans: A Matter of Course- Cross Country Course                   pg.54

XC: Beat the Norges! by John Caldwell                                         pg.56

Jumping: Torpedos Away! by Gus Raaum                                   pg.58

A Compendium of Olympiana                                                       pg.60

Arm Chair Olympics                                                                       pg.62

Know Your Bindings: Tyrolia Rocket  1-2-3—Heelrocket            pg.64

Mini Ski Tests- Reports on 7 Skis                                                   pg.78

Control That Christie- Roger Staub Tells How, Instruction,

Technique                                                                               pg.72

Cornerstones of Skiing- Parallel Christies, Technique                   pg.83

Instruction Corner                                                                           pg.87

Squaw Valley Revisited- 1960 Olympic Site, Now                         pg.68

 

March/ April  Spring 1968

The Best is Yet to Come- Spring Skiing                                          pg.39

Suddenly It’s Time for Fun                                                             pg.40

In the West, Adventure- Avalanche Dodgers                                 pg.42

In the East, A Pilgrimage- Tuckerman Ravine, New Hampshire

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.44

You Can’t Top Topless- Striptease Skiing in European Areas

by George Bush                                                                      pg.47

Cervinia- Matterhorn by Sam Young                                            pg.48

The Instructors Go To the Summit- 8th Interski in Aspen            pg.52

Of Sun, Skis and (Ugh) Snow- Burt Sims Caricatures the Southern

Californians                                                                           pg.54

Know Your Bindings: Dovre Model                                               pg.60

Ski Tests- Wrap Up for the Year                                                    pg.80

Mogul Taming, Coomer Style                                                         pg.56

Cornerstones of Skiing- The Fall Line Christies, Technique,

Instruction                                                                              pg.67

Instruction Corner- Turning by Doug Pfeiffer, Technique           pg.71

You’ve Gotta Be Rich… or Crazy…or Fred Pabst by L. Dana Gatlin    pg.64

 

October 1968

The Sour Olympics by John Henry Auran

Last Rites at Grenoble- Death Throes of the Olympic Ideal?        pg.67

Shadow of a Doubt- Controversial Men’s Slalom                pg.68

Whatever Happened to the Americans?                               pg.70

Hey, Hey, Ski Jay- Vermont Ski Areas by Al Greenberg              pg.72

Why Europe? First Timer’s Guide to the Alps by George Bush    pg.76

Jackson Hole’s Hoback Ridge- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson        pg.100

Skiwear-1969- Fashion by Peggy Collins                                       pg.80

Instructors on Parade- 8th Interski by Doug Pfeiffer                    pg.86

Exercise, Who Needs It? US Ski Team Trainer Tage Pedersen

Gives Facts and a Program                                                    pg.96

Instruction Corner- Understanding Skiing by Doug Pfeiffer        pg.105

Answer Page- Problems with Technique                                         pg.112

What’s New In Boots and Bindings by Al Greenberg                    pg.90

The New Skis- Better Than Ever by Doug Pfeiffer                        pg.94

Governor Adams, Sir, It’s Time to Start the Lifts- Sherman Adams

Chose the White Mountains After the White House

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.114

Letter From Bolivia- Or How I won the Bolivian Ski Championships

by James Becket                                                                     pg.136

 

November 1968

The Beattie Machine- US Ski Team by John Jerome                    pg.77

Killy Vient… Hier Kommt Killy… Here Comes Killy- Short Analysis

of What’s Great Abouit His Technique                                 pg.102

The Pros- Their Lives , Circuit and Future                                    pg.104

If You can Ski, You Can Walk- a Thoroughgoing Primer by

Footes Stroller, Famed Gumshoe                                           pg.140

Area With the Mostest- Killington, Vermont by Jerry Aske, Jr.   pg.80

Big Daddy Davos by George Bush                                                 pg.94

Squaw Valley’s KT22 Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson             pg.108

How Much Exercise? US Ski Team Trainer Tage Pedersen

Describes How to Set up a Program                                      pg.82

Instruction Corner- Turning Power by Doug Pfeiffer                   pg.113

Know Your Bindings: Saloman Step- Ins by Gordon Lipe           pg.100

Plastic Boots- Are They for You? by Woody Woodall                  pg.122

Skis—What’ll You Have? 47 Capsule Reports                              pg.126

Flight of Fancy- Newest Skiwear worn in Portillo, Chile, Fashion

by Peggy Collins                                                                     pg.88

 

December 1968

Conservation and Wilderness- A Guide for the Thoughtful Skier

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.75

How I Won the Three Gold Medals- Michel Arpin

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.88

Wee Gordy, Big Mountain- Steamboat Springs, Gordy Wren,

Manager of Mt. Werner by Al Greenberg                           pg.92

The Bowl Experience- Sun Valley, Idaho Ski Areas

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.84

Two In the Arlberg:

St. Anton: Skiing’s Hometown- Photos by Ross Wagner     pg.98

In Search of Special Snow- Stuben’s Albona

by Jerome Aske, Jr.                                                 pg.102

Stowe’s Sterling Trail- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson            pg.106

Parkas- Fashion by Peggy Collins                                                   pg.78

Set Your Edge for Parallel by Stein Eriksen, Instruction, Technique     pg.104

Instruction Corner- Changing Your Edges by Doug Pfeiffer       pg.111

On-Snow Warm-Ups by Tage Pedersen                                         pg.128

Kid’s Bindings- Buy Them the Best by Gordon Lipe                    pg.120

Ski Tests- Reports on 28 Skis                                                          pg.124

 

January 1969

Three Fathom the Deep- Powder Skiing                                         pg.53

Up, Up, and Away- Jackson Hole’s Olympian Pepi Stiegler Tells How

To Make a Real Gelande                                                       pg.56

Conservation and Wilderness- A Guide for the Thoughtful Skier

Part II by John Jerome                                                          pg.61

An Italian Charmer- Sleek Sestriere by John Henry Auran         pg.68

Aspen Mountain’s Bell Mountain- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson   pg.84

Pacific Northwest- Land of the Dedicated- Washington and Oregon

Resorts by John Henry Auran                                              pg.98

Snowsuits for Big Kids- Fashion by Cathie Judge                         pg.64

Andean Fashion Album- Portillo, Chile Fashions by Peggy Collins       pg.66

How I Ski- Jean-Claude Killy Analyzes His Technique                 pg.72

For Those Aches and Pains- Program to Get Rid of  Sore Muscles

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.78

Instruction Corner- Pole Planting by Doug Pfeiffer                       pg.89

A Guide to Mixing Bindings by Gordon Lipe, Equipment           pg.74

Are Today’s Skis Worth the Price? by Doug Pfeiffer                    pg.82

 

February 1969

Those Other Skiers- Mountaineers, Tourers and Cross Country

by George Schelling                                                               pg.43

My Perfect Race- The Only Race Without an Error

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.48

Conservation and Wilderness- A Guide for the Thoughtful Skier

Part III                                                                                    pg.79

It’s Not All Borscht- New York’s Catskill Mountains, Ski Areas

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.50

By the Wayside of the Alps, Liechtenstein by Pat Orvis                pg.55

The Bear Facts- California Resort by John Henry Auran            pg.66

The Bowls at Vail- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                  pg.74

Turnabout- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                            pg.52

Stein Eriksen Does the Mambo- Instruction                                   pg.62

Thrust Those Tips- Mike Hughes’ Tips for Christies, Technique  pg.82

Work Where It Counts- Ellsworth Moore Tips, Technique           pg.84

Blow Your Cool- Sepp Uhl Demonstrates how to Spin 180º

in Mid-air, Technique, Instruction                                        pg.86

Skiing is Kid Stuff- Kids’ Skis, Equipment by Al Greenberg        pg.50

Know Your Bindings- The Gertsch 6D by Gordon Lipe               pg.72

 

March/ April  Spring 1969

Try It My Way— Jean- Claude Killy Techniques                         pg.48

The End of Innocence-Professional- Amateur Controversy

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.50

Old Racers Never Die- Veteran’s Circuit by John C. Tobin          pg.52

Racing- Man to Man— The French- American Challenge Cup at Aspen

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.56

This May Be Corny, But Spring Skiing is Great!- Photos and Guide    pg.43

Beauty Beats the Weather Beast— Cosmetic Protection

by Cathie Judge                                                                     pg.58

In Memoriam- Brouhaha Over Ski Technique, Humor

by Rigo Thurmer                                                                   pg.60

Rope Tricks- Fitness, Exercise by Tage Pedersen                           pg.62

How to Tackle the Super Steep- Ski School Director at Mammoth

Mountain Gus Weber shows how, Instruction                    pg.68

Power Your Christies with Wide Track—Austrian and French

Feel-apart Techniques                                                            pg.83

Know Your Bindings- The Millel Ambassador by Gordon Lipe  pg.64

Skiing Under the Midnight Sun- Tromso, Norway by Jan Johannesen          pg.54

Alta’s High Rustler- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                pg.74

 

September 1969

On Throwing the Rascals Out-Changing of the Guard at USSA

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.48

Al’s Run at Taos- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                    pg.96

It Was Karli’s Year- Schranz took an Early Lead in the World Cup,

How Good Was He? by Jean-Claude Killy                          pg.77

Gertrud Gabl and her Little Helpers- Noone Would Let Her Give

the World Cup Away by John Henry Auran                      pg.80

The Old Man and the Slalom Deluge- Schranz by John Henry Auran pg.84

Duel in the Sky- A Czech and Norwegian fought for Jumping Honors

by Bill Hibbard                                                                      pg.86

To Tour, To Race, Perhaps To Win- US Team by John Caldwell         pg.88

What’s New for ’70- Fashion by Cathie Judge                               pg.103

Equipment

What’s New for ’70:

Skis- Fiberglass Harts and Heads by Al Greenberg             pg.

Boots- Plastics                                                                         pg.106

Poles                                                                                        pg.116

Bindings- New Step-ins and Revolutionary Anti- friction

Devices                                                                       pg.118

How to Pick a Pair of Skis by Doug Pfeiffer                                  pg.132

How to Pick a Pair of Boots                                                            pg.134

How to Pick a Pair of Bindings by Al Greenberg                          pg.135

Was Gibt? New Jet Technique by Doug Pfeiffer                           pg.90

This Year, How About Skiing Your Way Into Shape? Ignoring

Pre-season Conditioning by John Jerome                            pg.94

SKIING’s 1970 Ski Area Guide                                                      pg.145

 

October 1969

Defend Your Right to Ski- The Mineral King Case

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.62

Pity the Poor Ski Patrolman by John Jerome                                pg.112

Promises, Promises- Men’s Alpine Team, Competition

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.126

The Old Guard and the Spear Carriers- Portraits of Our Hopefuls       pg.128

Mountain on the Other Side—Back of Stowe’s Spruce Peak, Madonna

Ski Areas, Resorts by Jerry Aske, Jr.                                    pg.93

When Last Tailed, James Bond was Alive and Well and Skiing in the

Bernese Oberland—007 Scans Wengen, Murren, and

Grindelwald, Lauberhorn Downhill and Eiger Uphill

by George Bush                                                                      pg.98

The Glamour of Sugarbush- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson  pg.116

High Camp at Hood- Fashion by Cathie Judge                             pg.105

Jet Your Christies the Way I Do- by Jean- Claude Killy, Instruction    pg.121

Instruction Corner- Stunts by Doug Pfeiffer, Instruction              pg.141

Ski Into Shape- Oh Yeah? by Tage Pedersen                                pg.156

Here Are Skis, There Are Skis, Everywhere Pairs of Skis, But

Which Pair is for Me? Ski Tests by Doug Pfeiffer                         pg.132

Know Your Bindings: Geze Top Star- Step Star by Gordon Lipe         pg.134

 

November 1969

Playboy’s Skiing- It’s Not Even for Snow Bunnies- Hugh Hefner’s

Resort by John Jerome                                                          pg.112

The Zen Turn by John Jerome                                                       pg.120

True Grit Triumphant by John Jerome, Competition                  pg.114

Le Danger Americain- Dangerous Gals                                          pg.116

By Helicopter to Dream Skiing- Heliskiing by John Henry Auran        pg.95

Super Tignes- Wow! France, Resorts by Al Greenberg                 pg.147

Heavenly Valley- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                     pg.130

Location: Iceland- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                  pg.98

How to Stay out of Trouble by Jean-Claude Killy, Technique,

Instruction                                                                              pg.107

Instruction Corner- First Timers by Doug Pfeiffer                        pg.135

How Much Bind Does a Ski Binding Need? Release by Gordon Lipe    pg.122

Skis-Why Not Pick a Pair or Two- Ski Tests by Doug Pfeiffer      pg.127

 

December 1969

A is for Aspen- Resorts, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel                    pg.87

Cannon: Big Gun or Cap Pistol? by John Jerome                        pg.102

Vermont’s Mount Snow- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson        pg.118

Norway- The Total Experience by Ralph Thornton                      pg.98

Signs on the Slopes- Astrological Interpretations, Fashion

by Cathie Judge                                                                     pg.104

Powder Power by Jean-Claude Killy, Instruction                          pg.94

The Much Abused Snowplow by Doug Pfeiffer, Technique         pg.123

Liftmanship- The Art of Getting Ahead in Skiing by Paul Laric with

Cartoons by Dave Pascal, Humor                                         pg.136

Skis for ’70- How Do They Rate?- Ski tests’ Capsule Reports

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.116

How Safe are Safety Straps? Options by Gordon Lipe                 pg.113

You Get Hurt, So Who’s To Blame? Admonition to the Suit Happy

by Dan Penofsky, Lawsuits                                                   pg.76

1970's

January 1970

Kids, This is a Mountain, This is a Ski- Children and Skiing

by George Schelling                                                               pg.80

Straight Down- Dick Buek, Hero  by John Jerome and Jim Scott         pg.85

Val Gardena: Unexpected and Beautiful- Enthusiasm for the Tourist

by Jim Becket                                                                         pg.59

Boyne Country: Big Time Skiing, Midwestern Style by John Jerome   pg.68

A Reno Vacation- Ski Areas, Resorts by Al Greenberg                 pg.89

Sun Valley’s Baldy- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                pg.106

Kicky New Pants- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                  pg.64

On the Steep- Hints by Jean-Claude Killy, Instruction                  pg.71

Liftmanship II by Paul Laric, Cartoons by Dave Pascal               pg.94

Lift, Point and Squash- Converting the Stem to Parallel

by Sven Coomer, Instruction                                                 pg.98

Mystique and Ritual: The Art of Selecting Your Skis

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.74

The Old Friction Bugaboo- Steps to Reduce Friction by Gordon Lipe  pg.78

 

February 1970

Val Gardena: Prelude to a Pro League by John Henry Auran

Competition                                                                            pg.47

How to Win at Slalom- An Understanding of Strategy, FIS

Championships by Jean-Claude Killy                                  pg.50

Skin Strategy- Ski Care Plan by Cathie Judge, Health                 pg.34

Mike Who? Skiing’s True  Superman by John Jerome                pg.52

Suspended Moments-Photos                                                           pg.58

Vermont Step by Step- Vacations by Lance Tapley                      pg.62

Czechoslavakia- Travel, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg                     pg.54

Canada’s Mt. Tremblant- Watercolor art by Cecile Johnson       pg.78

Carve That Turn- How to Add Precision by Doug Pfeiffer and

Sven Coomer, Technique                                                       pg.71

Bottom Problems- Equipment Ailments- How to Diagnose and

Treat Them by Mike Maginn and George Schelling            pg.83

The Eckel Royal- Bindings, Equipment by Gordon Lipe              pg.88

 

March/ April Spring1970

The Ultimate Schuss- Speed Skiing Carried to Maniacal Limits

by John Jerome, Competition                                               pg.54

The Killy Challenge- Racing Format for the 70′s?                        pg.74

Spring Cleaning- Clearance of Photos                                            pg.45

More to Come- Lots of Snow if You Know Where to Look

by Mike Maginn                                                                    pg.49

Night Skiing by Al Greenberg                                                        pg.60

Have a Spring Fling- Fashion by Cathie Judge                             pg.68

For the Late, Late Show- Ski Kaprun, Kitzsteinhorn Glacier

Travel, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg, Spring- Summer Skiing        pg.50

Adventure in New Zealand- The Tasman Glacier, Travel, Ski Areas

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.57

California’s Mammoth Mountain- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson,

Text by Doug Pfeiffer                                                            pg.76

Tricks for Kicks- Rudi Wyrsch and Doug Pfeiffer                        pg.62

The Spectacular Aerial Turn- Pointers with Pepi Stiegler              pg.86

The New Tyrolias- Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                pg.71

Ski Waxing by Mike Maginn                                                          pg.81

 

September 1970

Report from San Francisco- USSA Convention, Charlie Gibson

At the Top by John Jerome,                                                  pg.46

The Season of Gloom- Chaos and Frustration Everywhere at the

Start of the Decade by John Jerome, Competition              pg.81

What Happened to the Americans This Time? Val D’Isere

by John Jerome, Competition                                               pg.86

The First Biennial Amateur World Championships for Professional

Ski Racers- FIS at Val Gardena by John Jerome, Competition    pg.88

How a Cripple Took it All- Billy Kidd’s Gold Medal Performance

by Tage Pedersen, Competition                                             pg.84

While the Vodka Flowed- Russians at the FIS Nordics

by John Caldwell                                                                   pg.92

Europe: A Rookie’s Primer, Travel by John Jerome                     pg.138

The East: Primer for Masochists by Al Greenberg, Travel            pg.140

The West: Primer for Powder by John Henry Auran, Travel       pg.142

Skis: The New Crop— Plastics and Big, Bold Ads by Al Greenberg      pg.108

Bubble, Bubble- No Toil, No Trouble- New Comfort in Boots     pg.110

Equipment

The New Bindings: They’re Really New- Greater Safety               pg.116

Selecting the Right Bindings                                                           pg.118

Selecting the Right Poles                                                                  pg.119

The New Poles by Mike Maginn                                                     pg.120

Which Boot for You? by John Henry Auran                                pg.124

A Pair of Ski s Right for You- How to Find them                          pg.126

Sneak Preview- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                      pg.97

Power to the Ski Instructor- NASIC at Vail, Colorado

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.128

 

October 1970

Power To You, Skier- New Think Revolution by Doug Pfeiffer   pg.115

Conditioning for the Tight (Tight Ligaments) by Tage Pedersen pg.125

Letter From… Where? Crans- Montana, Switzerland, Travel

Ski Areas by Cathie Judge                                                    pg.76

Will a Lift Line Wait Spoil Ernie Blake? Taos, New Mexico

Travel, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg                                       pg.79

Everything You Wanted to Know About the Eastern Slopes

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.84

Austria From A to Z by George Bush, Travel, Ski Areas              pg.90

Big Burn at Snowmass- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

`Text by John Henry Auran                                                  pg.110

Dawn of the Age of Customizing- A Guide to Perfect Boot Fitting

by John Henry Auran, Equipment                                       pg.82

A Dozen Ways You Can Break Your Leg by Gordon Lipe

Accidents                                                                                pg.95

Ski Tests by Doug Pfeiffer                                                               pg.168

Turkiyeye Hosgeldiniz! Fashion shot in Turkey by Cathie Judge pg.99

Key for the Pros? Big Paydays Won’t Come until Ski Races

Get Niche on TV by Jean-Claude Killy                                pg.108

Behind “The World of Karl Schranz” Paul Ryan Film

by Ellie Waterston                                                                  pg.130

 

November 1970

At Last- An Easy Way to Teach Yourself How to Ski- Guide for

Beginners and All Afflicted with the Stem Habit

by Stan Tomlinson, Instruction                                             pg.89

Moving Fast- Speed Skiing, Instruction by Jean-Claude Killy     pg.99

If You’re Loose, Get Strong- Exercises for the Double Jointed

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.122

Ski Tests for ’70-’71—Results from Annual Ski Test Program

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.113

“Dear Mr. Lipe, Keep Me Out of a Cast” Excerpts from Reader

Correspondence                                                                     pg.134

The Spirit of ’71- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                   pg.103

Letter from Japan- Travel by O. Thomas Hayes III                     pg.36

High Rise in the High Alps- French Resorts, Travel by Al Greenberg    pg.81

Let There Be Vail- Colorado Resorts, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel        pg.94

Stratton: The Gentleman’s Mountain- Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson                                                                  pg.108

Three for ’72- Palmers and Steve Lathrop, Competition

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.86

I Lost It at Jay Peak by Chris McCall                                            pg.126

On the Bum- New Breed of Ski Bums by Paul Gordon                 pg.138

 

December 1970

To Ski the Eiger—Sylvain Saudan Skis the Steepest

by Harvey Edwards                                                               pg.90

The Sit-In at the Ski School Bell- Ski Instructor’s Life

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.94

Stocking Stuffers- Christmas Ideas by Beverly Smith                   pg.166

Would You Offer a Lady a Trip to Jackson Hole?

by Margaret Bennett, Travel;  Ski Areas                              pg.44

How to Succeed in St. Moritz without a Numbered Bank Account

by George Bush, Travel                                                         pg.85

The Powder Boondoggle: An Executive’s Diary, Skiing Outside

Salt Lake City, Ski Areas, by Paul Gordon                          pg.98

Winter Park- The Ideal Hill—Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

Text by Al Greenberg                                                            pg.116

Speed for Fun by Jean-Claude Killy, Instruction                          pg.102

Fall-Safe- Art to Getting Tripped Up  by Sven Coomer                pg.121

For a Quicker Recovery, Exercise by Tage Pedersen                     pg.132

Lifting the Fog Over Goggleland- Ski Goggles, Equipment

by Mike Maginn                                                                    pg.66

Which Skis for You? Test Results by Doug Pfeiffer                      pg.105

Dear Mr. Lipe: Which Binding Do You Recommend?                  pg.128

Getting It all Together- Fashion by Cathie Judge                          pg.109

 

January 1971

Cross-Country- The Real Lowdown- A Subversive Article

by Woody Woodall                                                               pg.63

Was It Luck? Winning by Ruling Out the Possibility of Chance

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.104

Dressing the Part-X-C Fashion by Cathie Judge                            pg.70

I’m Glad Whistler Lost the Olympic Bid- Glad, Do You Hear?

Canada, Travel, Ski Areas by John Jerome                         pg.74

Yes, They Ski In Lebanon- Arabian Ski Areas, Travel

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.84

Look Southward, Skier- Southern US Skiing by Dinah Witchel  pg.90

Waterville Valley- The Secret’s Out—Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson                                                                  pg.98

Overcome the Mogul Menace- Alta Instructor Andy Shearer

Shows How, Instruction, Technique, Doug Pfeiffer             pg.76

Tame the Super- Slick— Advice from Stowe Ski School Director

Kerr Sparks with John Henry Auran                                   pg.108

If You Can’t Ski Parallel- Cant—by Warren Witherell, Equipment      pg.94

The Rosemount SE-1—Lotork-SE-2 System (Bindings)

by Gordon Lipe                                                                     pg.112

 

February 1971

Easy Turns for Easy Slopes- Christies by Jean-Claude Killy

Instruction, Technique                                                           pg.44

Improve Your Feel for Your Edges- Jim McDill Shows Exercises

for More Control                                                                   pg.48

It’s Wild! It’s a Wheelie! Show off Turn with Bob Burns

with John Henry Auran                                                        pg.63

Letter From Spain- Solynieve Ski Areas, Travel by Mike Booth  pg.24

They Ski Here? Whiteface Mountain, New York Ski Areas, Travel      pg.37

UP the Peninsula- Michigan Ski Areas by Ralph Thornton          pg.52

Boyne: The Snow Plated Mountain- Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson                                                                  pg.66

Good Night David: Hello Big Sky- Montana Ski Areas, Chet Huntley

by Ellie Waterston                                                                  pg.74

Which Skis For You? Part III- Ski Test Program Results             pg.56

Gordon Lipe’s Binding Clinic- Readers’ Problems Analyzed        pg.71

Cast Off Advice- Words of Wisdom to Help Enjoy the Breaks of the

Sport, by Sally Tawil, Drawings by Robert Pliskin              pg.60

 

Spring 1971

Skiing to a Degree- Directory to the Best Skiing Schools

by Lance Tapley                                                                    pg.58

The Greening of Skiing- Spring Skiing by Mike Maginn             pg.60

Ski Chamonix and Die- Vallee Blanche and Les Grands Montets

by Jim Becket                                                                         pg.37

Enter the Lumber Companies- Scott Paper Co. and Squaw Mtn.

Maine by John Jerome                                                          pg.46

Sugarloaf- Maine’s Kilimanjaro- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson     pg.50

Anticipation: Key to Modern Skiing- Turning Power

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.55

Fight Back! by Doug Pfeiffer:

Weapons I and II: Hermann Goellner and Ultimate

One-Up-Manship                                                         pg.68

Weapons III: The Super Tippy Toe Stand with Ruedi Wyrsch    pg.72

Weapons IV and V: Twist Around Masochism with Sepp Uhl     pg.74

Help Yourself to Parallel- Kick the Curse of the Stem Habit with

advice from Max Good by Doug Pfeiffer                             pg.76

Gordon Lipe’s Binding Clinic                                                         pg.24

Boot Sufferers- The Millenium is Here- Discovery to Relieve

Foot Pain by Leonard Bernstein                                           pg.88

Save Face- Sun and Weather Damage by Cathie Judge                pg.66

Snow’s Secret by Ellie Waterston                                                    pg.44

The Mail Did Go Through- Skiing Courier by Jay George Ransom     pg.62

Skiers Without Sight- Blind Skiers by Ellie Waterston                  pg.81

 

September 1971

SKIING’s 1971-72 Buying Guide: (Equipment)                            pg.77

A Whole New World of Skis by John Henry Auran            pg.78

Boots: Pluperfect or Too Perfect? There Can be Too Much

Control by John Henry AUran                                 pg.80

The Search for the Perfect Binding by Al Greenberg           pg.82

The Pole Story by Mike Maginn                                           pg.86

New for ’72: Glad Rags- Fashion by Cathie Judge                        pg.92

Competition:

The Year Our Nordic Baby Began to Feel Its Oats: Swor, Martin,

Elliot, Rockwell, Devecka and Miller by John Caldwell      pg.102

The Year the World Cup Lost Its Sex Appeal by John Jerome    pg.104

Chapter 2: Things Never Looked Better, and Then… Oh Boy-

Tht’s How It Was For the US Team                                      pg.107

Winners and Losers- This Season’s Gallery                                   pg.108

Crystal Mountain- Son of Rainier— Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson, Text by John Henry Auran                   pg.120

Letter From Detroit- USSA Convention, Olympics by John Jerome      pg.28

The Greatest Show on Snow- Format for the Best Skiers

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.88

 

October 1971

Vacation Planning Guide:

How to Pick a Ski Area by Al Greenberg                                       pg.88

Where to Ski: Capsule Reports of Ski Areas in:

United States and Canada                                                     pg.92

Europe                                                                                    pg.94

How to Survive in Europe by Don Linn                                        pg.97

Whatever Happened to the Warming Shack? Previews of

New Ski Areas,  Refurbishing of Old Areas

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.98

Vermont’s Bormley Mountain- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

Text by Dinah Witchel                                                           pg.116

Letter From New Zealand- Don’t Believe Everything You See in a

Dick Barrymore Movie by Hans Kosak                                pg.54

SKIING’s 7th Annual Ski Test Reports                                          pg.123

Are the Bugs Out of the Foam? by John Henry Auran                pg.114

The Spademan System- How to Get the Most Out of Your

Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                                      pg.138

Hullabaloo at Interski: Amicablity at NASIC- Two International

Meetings of Ski Instructors  (Germany and Colorado)

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.101

Conditioning for Beginners by Tage Pedersen                               pg.136

A La Mode: Le Ski Hot- Hot Shot Skiers at Vail set the Pace for

Fashion by Cathie Judge                                                       pg.107

 

November 1971

Skiing ’72- Where It’s At, Profile                                                    pg.112

They’re Recycling Colorado’s High Peaks- Summit County near Lake

Dillon is Busy With Ski Activity by Al Greenberg                pg.100

Solden: Austria’s Ski Happy Peyton Platz- Ski Areas by George Bush  pg.106

The Vermont Experience  by Martin Luray                                  pg.108

Steamboat: Ski Town’s Mounatin- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

Text by Al Greenberg                                                            pg.134

Picking Your X-C Gear by Woody Woodall, Cross- Country

Equipment                                                                              pg.126

Through the Nordic Brand-Name Thicket- This Year’s Equipment

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.130

SKIING’s 7th Annual Ski Test Reports- Part II                             pg.143

Look What’s Happening at Look- How to Get the Most From Your

Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                                      pg.148

Fit to be Stretched- Fashion by Cathie Judge                                 pg.118

Revolution in Ski Teaching by Doug Pfeiffer                                pg.132

Had a Lesson Lately? How to tell if Your Inctructor Has Given

You Your Money’s Worth by Doug Pfeiffer                        pg.140

 

December 1971

The Great T & E  Shakeup- New Technology in Skis and Boots

and How Skiers Use It by Doug Pfeiffer                               pg.110

Letter From Cortina by Paul Gordon, Ski Areas, Travel              pg.54

The California Experience by Paul Gordon, Ski Areas, Travel    pg.89

Stratton on the Split Level by Dinah Witchel                                 pg.98

Take the Kids to France! Ski Vacations with the Whole Family

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.106

Stowe: Supreme and Serene- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

Text by John Auran                                                              pg.124

SKIING’s 7th Annual Ski Test Reports- Part III                           pg.131

Anti Friction Devices- Do They Work? by Al Greenberg, Equipment   pg.138

The Coaches: Who Is Wearing the Black Hat? Is WIlly Schaeffler

Tyrant or Hero? by John Jerome                                         pg.96

The Cochran Cartel- Sapporo by John Jerome                             pg.104

 

Holiday 1971-72

Touring in the Sangre de Cristos- Cross- Country at over 11,000

Feet by Al Greenberg                                                             pg.41

The Case for the Small, Family Ski Area  by Al Greenberg          pg.46

Adelboden, Of Course- Switzerland, Resorts,

Travel by George Bush                                                          pg.73

Your Kids and Skiing- Instruction by John Henry Auran           pg.48

Leave It to the Ski School- Sigi Engl of Sun Valley Tells How His

School Handles the Kids                                                        pg.50

Teaching Your Own                                                                        pg.51

The ABC’s of X-C—Primer on How to Get Your Kids to Take Cross

Country First Steps by John Caldwell                                  pg.56

Oh, for a Snow White Christmas- Children’s Styles At Santa’s

Workshop by Cathie Judge                                                   pg.65

Kid’s Bindings Revisited by Gordon Lipe, Equipment                  pg.58

St. Nick, You Fink- Surprise Packages Don’t Always Work

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.62

Dear Santa: Send Me to a Racing Camp by Dinah Witchel          pg.70

Goodies to Get or Give- Gift Suggestions by Cathie Judge           pg.90

 

February 1972

Stand Up! Are You Giving in to that Incipient Fall Too Easily?

Guide to Keeping Your Balance by Doug Pfeiffer

Instruction                                                                              pg.65

Those Far Out Powder Freaks- Bob Smith and Sam Southwick

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.41

Slalom’s 50th Birthday by John Henry Auran                              pg.46

Life in a Ski Town by John Jerome                                               pg.48

Will the Real Numero Uno Become Super Numero Uno?

Gustavo Thoeni and Sapporo by Melton Davis                   pg.50

Hunter- How You’ve Changed! by Denise McCluggage, Ski Areas       pg.52

Klosters: A Limited Edition- Switzerland, Ski Areas

by Ellie Waterston                                                                  pg.56

Mad River Glen: For the Dedicated- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson

Text by Al Greenberg                                                            pg.77

Mata Hari of the Matterhorn? Fashion by Cathie Judge              pg.59

Where Does the Binding Go? Equipment by Gordon Lipe           pg.74

 

Spring 1972

Special Olympic Section:

Gotterdammerung at Sapporo- No Hiding the Cracks in the Olympic

Facade                                                                                    pg.33

Alpine Men: The Likely Contenders by John Jerome                   pg.34

Alpine Women: Beating the Odds by John Jerome                       pg.36

The Nordic Cry: Stop the Russkis! by John Caldwell                   pg.38

“Big Excite” at Sapporo- a Round Eyed Look at a APart of Skiing

Most Americans Will Only See on Television by Doug Pfeiffer     pg.42

What Do You Know…About the Winter Olympics? Olympic Facts

and Trivia Compiled by John Henry Auran                        pg.46

Who Won What When? List of Medal Winners from Last Four

Winter Games                                                                        pg.48

SKIING Magazine’s Guide to the TV Olympics                            pg.49

The US Team: It’s a Matter of Budget- Why Americans Won’t Win

as Many Medals as You Think They Should                       pg.50

The Alpine Events: Speed vs. Control                                            pg.52

The Nordic Events: Viewers’ Favorites- Finer Points to Watch for         pg.58

“And Now, a Word from Sapporo…” Complete Olympic Program      pg.62

 

Letter From Oslo- Ski Touring, Holmenkollen by Woody Woodall       pg.72

Skiing the Cariboos- Canada, Ski Areas, Travel by Mike Maginn        pg.87

Tuning Ski Bindings for Racing by Gordon Lipe                         pg.82

How to Make Molehills of Moguls by Doug Pfeiffer and

Stan Tomlinson, Instruction, Technique                               pg.65

Moguls- The Wong Way by Doug Pfeiffer with Hot Dogger

Wayne Wong                                                                         pg.70

Are You Getting the Most From Your Chair Lift Ride? A Way

to Catch Up on Neglected Conditioning by Rita Chazen     pg.100

Through Woods-East and West- A Poetic Evocation of What

to Wear when Touring by Cathie Judge                              pg.75

Military Skiing is to Skiing as Military Music is to Music- If You

Have Visions of 10th Mountain Glory, Forget Them!

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.104

 

September 1972

Equipment:

Gearing Up for ’72-’73                                                                    pg.83

Skis- All aboard the Short Ski Bandwagon! by John Auran        pg.84

Boots- New Ideas in “Functional Fit” by John Auran         pg.88

Poles- “Space Age Aluminum” and the Colors of Aquarius

by Al Greenberg                                                         pg.92

Bindings- Joining the Equipment Revolution by Al Greenberg    pg.95

Skiwear ’73- As You Like It by Cathie Judge                      pg.100

 

SKIING’s ’72-’73 Buying Guide

How to Pick a Ski Shop                                                         pg.110

…Skis                                                                                      pg.111

…Boots                                                                                    pg.113

…Bindings                                                                              pg.114

…Poles                                                                                     pg.116

Competition:

Sapporo: Can This Be Ski Racing? It Didn’t Look That Way with

the Austrians and the French Shut Out by John Jerome     pg.118

The World Cup Dilemma: Racing at Sixes and Sevens

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.122

US Team: The Best of Times, The Worst of Times by John Jerome      pg.126

Sapporo: Nordic Excitement in the Land of Aahs

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.128

The Hahnenkamm at Kitzbuhel by Jean- Claude Killy, Race Courses  pg.132

 

October 1972

The Travel Game- Powder, Sunshine, Great Food and Enjoyable

Companions Wherever You Go by Dinah Witchel              pg.75

A Round the World Areas Sampler                                                pg.84

US Areas:

Super- Areas                                                                           pg.85

For the Family                                                                        pg.86

Special Experiences                                                                pg.87

Long and Late                                                                       pg.88

Something for Everyone                                                        pg.89

More than a Hobson’s Choice                                               pg.139

Mini- Vacations                                                                      pg.146

New to the Game                                                                    pg.149

Europe, Canada and Others:

Austria                                                                                    pg.90

France                                                                                     pg.91

Italy                                                                                        pg.92

Switzerland                                                                             pg.93

Canada                                                                                   pg.136

Elsewhere                                                                                pg.148

Exotica                                                                                    pg.148

Shaping Up the Mountain- Resort Report by Alan Pospisil          pg.32

USSA Convention: The Professionals Take Over- News from Seattle

Where USSA Is Headed by John Jerome                             pg.56

Your Very Own Ski House! by Vivian Foltz                                  pg.94

Cubcos for Experts: The Brute and Mogul Jumper- How to Get the

Most from Your Bindings by Gordon Lipe                          pg.96

You Can’t See the Forest for the Touring Skis- Cross- Country Skis,

Equipment by John Jerome                                                  pg.107

Varieties of Touring- At Least Four Different Types of  Touring

Experiences Requiring Different Equipment by Daniel Ford        pg.110

The Lilliputian Revolution- Test Reports on Short Skis

by Doug Pfeiffer and Mike Maginn                                      pg.120

Hot- Dogs- We Love You! Fashion by Cathie Judge                     pg.99

Shape Up To Ski- General Conditioning by Tage Pedersen          pg.22

Some Hope Left for the Ski Instructor? PSIA by Dick Dorworth pg.124

Sweeter Smells the Instructors’ Barnyard- Despite the Gibberish

in the  Latest PSIA Handbook, the American Technique

is a Change for the Better by Doug Pfeiffer                          pg.127

The Piste Verte at Chamonix- How to Ski the World’s Most

Challenging Race Courses by Jean-Claude Killy                 pg.132

 

November1972

Me and Truck- Out of College and Onto the Slopes for this

Ski Bum by Bob Jamieson                                                    pg.136

The Swiss Experience- From Adelboden to Zermatt, European

Ski Areas by George Bush                                                     pg.105

Utah: Burn Before Reading- Skiing the Great Straight Chute of High

Rustler and Environs, Ski Areas by John Skow                  pg.134

Hot- Photo Story on Hotdoggers, Freestyle by Doug Pfeiffer

Photos by Scott Nelson and Virginia Sturgess                      pg.116

The New Pros- Racing as Show Biz—Spider Sabich and Co. Have

Proved that Ski-For-Pay Racing Can Work by John Jerome

Competition                                                                            pg.127

Why Our Racers Don’t Win by Dick Dorworth, Competition      pg.130

Skiing’s Eighth Annual Ski Test Program-Choosing the Right Ski

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.142

The Marker M-4 Toe with Rotamat or Elastomat Heel- How to get the

Most From Your Bindings by Gordon Lipe                         pg.152

Shape Up to Ski (II)- Exercise by Tage Pedersen                           pg.158

Condominiums-To Buy or Not to Buy- Should You Join the Crowd

that’s Buying Ski-Country Apartments? Vacation Real Estate

by Burton Kaplan                                                                  pg.110

What’s it Like to Own a Condominium? For One Illinois Businessman

Aspen Apartment Has Been Great by Carole Newcomer     pg.114

The Piste Emile Allais at Megeve- World’s Great Downhills

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.156

 

December 1972

The Stem- Should We Love It or Leave It? by Doug Pfeiffer

Instruction                                                                              pg.98

Innsbruck: Skiing’s Capital City- Cultured Metropolis and Many Runs

In this Tyrolean Center, Travel, Europe, Ski Areas

by George Bush                                                                      pg.93

Yes, There’s Skiing in New Hampshire- Northeast, Ski Areas       pg.122

Sugar Bowl: San Fransisco Style- Watercolor art by Cecile Johnson

Text by Margaret Bennett                                                     pg.129

Letter From Andorra- Once Upon a Time Skiing in the Land of

Smugglers by Mike Booth                                                     pg.138

Kid’s Clothes…On the Wild Side, Fashion, Skiwear by Cathie Judge    pg.107

Kid’s Stuff- Children’s Equipment by John Jerome                     pg.114

Skiing’s Eighth Annual Ski Test Program- Part III by Doug Pfeiffer    pg.116

Saloman’s S-444 Combination- Bindings’ Evaluation

by Gordon Lipe                                                                     pg.133

The Exhibition Course at Sun Valley- World’s Great Downhills

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.126

Red Power on the Slopes? Indian Owned Ski Areas, Sierra Blanca

and Sunshine, New Mexico by John Jerome                        pg.24

Sexism- Rampant on the Slopes? Yes, Claim Two Advocates

for Equal Rights for Women Skiers, by Marsha and Lee

Bellavance                                                                              pg.136

The Witherell Effect: Efficiency for Skiing, Learning, Living—

Burke Mountain, Vermont Academy Coach and Director Talks

About His Book by John Jerome                                          pg.142

 

January/ Holiday 1973

Laff Laughs Last- Top Downhiller Mike Lafferty by John Jerome      pg.62

Dear Santa- Skiing Gift Ideas by Cathie Judge                             pg.70

The Basic Stance- Instruction by Dick Dorworth                           pg.58

To the French Riviera- To Ski? Southern Alps, France, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.51

Sugarbush Without Makeup- Ski Areas by Denise McCluggage  pg.64

Canada’s Mineral King- Banff-Jasper Areas by John Jerome     pg.82

Little Things that Mean Alot- How to Tell If Its Warm and

Comfortable, Fashion, Skiwear by Cathie Judge                 pg.89

Skiing’s Eighth Annual Ski Test Program by Doug Pfeiffer         pg.74

The Piste O-K at Val D’Isere- World’s Grear Downhills by

Jean-Calude Killy                                                                  pg.94

 

February 1973

Goodbye, Denver Olympics- The Initial Bid Was a Fraud but

Noone Believed tyhe Coloradans Wouldn’t Go Along

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.68

22 Bad Habits You Can Correct- Instruction by Georges Joubert         pg.52

Letter From Japan by Joan Cohen, Travel                                   pg.41

Playboy East: The Skiing’s Not Bad! Great Gorge, New Jersey

Ski Areas by John Jerome                                                     pg.45

Into the Yohos, Up to My Waist- Journal of Expedition in the

Canadian Rockies by Daniel Ford                                        pg.48

Can Killington Teach Anyone to Ski? by Robert Morrow, Vermont

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.60

Can You Ski Snowmass Without Going to Aspen? by Al Greenberg

Colorado, Ski Areas                                                               pg.71

The Italian Experience

Even a Lift Line Can Be Fun by James Becket

Bormio and Livigno- Still Unspoiled- Upper Valtellina       pg.77

How to Check Your Bindings by Al Greenberg, Equipment        pg.64

The Banchetta Course at Sestriere- World’s Great Downhills

by Jean-Claude Killy                                                             pg.74

 

Spring 1973

Summer is for Ski Camps by John Henry Auran                         pg.41

Big Speed- Cervinia’s Kilometro Lanciato Photographed by

Del Mulkey                                                                             pg.44

The Ski Writers- Behind the Scenes Look at the Profession and

Leading Members by John Jerome                                       pg.78

Bivouac at Victory Bog- College Course in Winter Survival

photos by Jeff Naughton                                                       pg.82

Get Hot! Hot- Dogger Wayne Wong Shows How by Doug Pfeiffer

Instruction                                                                              pg.48

Wax, File, and Candle- Ski Maintenance, Equipment by Sven Coomer         pg.66

Letter From Farellones- Chilean Skiing by Martin Heckelman    pg.32

The Robinson Bar: Century Old Hospitality for Wilderness Skiers-

Idaho Ranch, Cross Country Skiing by Alice Dieter            pg.57

Arapahoe Ski Basin- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson, Text by

John Henry Auran                                                                pg.61

Skiing the Americas- Three Austrians Made their Way to the tops of

the Western Hemisphere’s Highest Mountains

by Herbert Lackner                                                               pg.72

One- Minute Warning- Former Racer Relives the 60 Seconds Before

the Start by Betty Bell                                                            pg.25

The Race is not Always to the Fast E- Memoirs of a Sugarloaf Ski

Week by Alan Pospisil, Humor                                             pg.64

The Lauberhorn Course at Wengen by Jean-Claude Killy           pg.76

 

October 1973

Great Ski Vacations: The Possible Dream by Cathie Judge          pg.91

Where To Ski: The US and Canada- Capsule Reports, Resorts,

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.93

How Good Are the New Ones? Four New Western Ski Areas

by John Skow                                                                        pg.96

Where to Ski: Europe                                                                      pg.100

Jumbo Jets Change the Vacation Picture- Cheaper Air Travel

Opens Up a New World of Skiing by Ben Kocivar              pg.102

The Crowd Hater’s Guide to European Skiing by George Bush  pg.104

The Great Comeback- Jean-Claude Killy’s Own Story on his

Return to Competition                                                           pg.120

Cross-Country: It’s a Buyer’s Market- Ski Touring Equipment

by Joe Pete Wilson                                                                 pg.26

Feet Hurt? Fix Your Boots! Tips to Doctor Your Boots

by Michael Chapman, MD                                                    pg.54

Short Skis: Nirvana Ever Nearer, Yet So Far- Ski Test Program

Report by Doug Pfeiffer                                                       pg.114

The Allsop- Pegged for Safety- Getting the Most From Your

Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                                      pg.155

The Ski Is a Tool- Use It to Carve Turns by Warren Witherell,

Technique                                                                               pg.108

Why Can’t We Just Go Ski Racing? Can Mickey Cochran Avoid

Politics- As no Previous US Team Coach Has?

by John Jerome, Competition                                               pg.16

Susie’s Year: Start to Finish (Part II: Fall) Sapporo’s Bronze Medalist

on the  Racing Circuit by Susan Corrock with John Jerome,

Competition                                                                            pg.118

The Racy Look: A Winner Again- Comeback Skiwear, Fashion

by Cathie Judge                                                                     pg.124

Can You Stop On X-C Skis? A Slow Down Guide, Cross-Country

by Margaret Bennett                                                              pg.52

Kwame Driver and the Snow Dance Kid- Game Warden/ Ski Bum

by Bob Jamieson                                                                    pg.69

 

November 1973

The Great Comeback- On Jean-Claude Killy’s return to Racing

Competition (by Killy)                                                           pg.24

Skiing the Pyrenees- Good for What Ails You- Travel, Ski Areas

by Al Breenberg                                                                     pg.101

Steamboat’s A-Buildin’ by George Bush, Colorado, Ski Areas     pg.106

Mt. Snow in the Age of Ecology- Vermont, Ski Areas

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.126

Killington: For Skiers- And Skiers To Be- Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson, Text by Robert Morrow                         pg.148

Kid’s Gear ’74: For the  Super Skiing Generation- Guide to Sensible

Buying, Equipment by John Henry Auran                          pg.117

The Allmat 8000, Jet and PSC- How To Get the Most From Your

Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                                      pg.155

Skis- Which for You? SKIING’s 9th Annual Ski Test Program

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.165

Kids’ Clothes ’74: The Classics Go To Camp- Kids’ Apparel Shot

at Whistler Mountain, B.C., Fashion by Cathie Judge        pg.121

Sitting Back is Nonsense- The Weight Back Position is Crazy

by Warren Witherell, Technique                                           pg.136

Two for the Kids- Ski Teaching at Buttermilk, Colorado and

Mt. Snow, Vermont by Al Greenberg                                   pg.130

Breaking the Stem Barrier by Jonathan Jenkins, Instruction       pg.142

SKIING’s Hot-Dogger of the Year. #1: Wayne Wong (Foldout)   pg.112

Susie’s Year: Start To Finish (Part III) Susan Recounts the Team’s

Trip to Europe and Its Hasty Retreat by Susan Corrock with

John Jerome, Competition                                                    pg.84

Can-Am: It’s the Best There Is- Junior Race Circuit by Bill Tanler       pg.110

This White Wail, This Loud Blur- Ski Jumper Prose Poem

by Claude Liman                                                                   pg.86

Family Sport, My Dr. Spock! Frustrations of a Skiing Mother

by Dottie Schoonmaker                                                         pg.108

 

December 1973

Hot Dog

Cornering the Sky- Freestyle Skiers’ Fashion by Cathie Judge,

Photos by Bruce Barthel and Virginia Sturgess                   pg.102

Made to Boogie- Memoirs of a Hot-Dogger Who Wonders Why

He Is by Jeff Frees                                                                  pg.110

SKIING’s Hot- Dogger of the Year. #2: Eddie Ferguson-1973

by John Jerome, Foldout by Bruce Barthel                          pg.112

The Great Comeback- Jean-Claude Killy’s Own Story of his Struggle

to Win the Pro-Circuit Grand Prix, Competition                 pg.64

Susie’s Year: Start to Finish (Part IV) How the Bureaucrats Stopped

Susie Patterson and Cindy Nelson from Racing at Maribor

by Susan Corrock with John Jerome                                   pg.75

The New Mexico Experience by John Jerome, Photos

by Virginia Sturgess                                                               pg.85

Never a Snow Drought at Arosa- Switzerland, Resorts, Travel

by George Bush, photos by Del Mulkey                               pg.88

Stowe- Bound- Vermont Ski Areas, by George Bush, photos by

Clyde Smith                                                                            pg.90

Aspen Highlands: Maverick in Paradise- Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson, Text by John Henry Auran                   pg.132

Skis- Which for You? Ski Test Program by Doug Pfeiffer            pg.94

The Besser Deluxe and Glas- How to Get the Most From Your

Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                                      pg.98

The Great T & E Tie-Up- Part I— The Boot as a Tool; How It

Evolved by Doug Pfeiffer, Illustrations by Ralph Harris     pg.117

Edge- Then Turn—For Smoother, Carved Turns by Warren Witherell

Instruction                                                                              pg.126

I Taught Myself to Ski (So Can You) by Roy Roberts                  pg.142

The Forward Lean- Humor by Betty Bell                                      pg.137

A Then Skier Tries the Now Gear- Humor by John Skow            pg.148

 

January 1974

Utah’s Masters of the Deep- Stein Eriksen, Alf Engen and

Junior Bounous Show How to Ski the Deep Powder

by Doug Pfeiffer, Instruction                                                 pg.60

Rendezvous Peak: The Ace in Jackson Hole by George Bush

Ski Areas, Wyoming                                                              pg.53

The Quebec Experience- Travel by Dinah Witchel, Photos by

Clyde Smith                                                                            pg.56

Snowbird: Feeling Free- Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson,

Text by John Henry Auran                                                   pg.92

The Americana: Heel Release on a Plate- How to Get the Most From

Your Bindings by Gordon Lipe                                           pg.66

Skis- Which for You? Ski Test Reports by Doug Pfeiffer             pg.76

The Great T & E Tie-Up Part II— Evolution of the Boot as a Tool

to Control Ski Technique by Doug Pfeiffer, Illustrations by

Ralph Harris                                                                          pg.85

Cheat the Cold- Skiwear, Fashion by Cathie Judge                      pg.69

SKIING’s Gallery of Great Hot- Doggers- Scott Brooksbank, 1972

National Freestyle Skiing Champion by John Jerome

photos by Virginia Sturgess                                                   pg.80

Susie’s Year: Start to Finish (Part V) Susie Scores Her Season’s

First Downhill World Cup Points by Susan Corrock with

John Jerome, Competition                                                    pg.34

The Great Comeback- Jean-Claude Killy Concludes the Account

of his Successful Return to Competition                               pg.46

 

February 1974

Snow- On Learning to Love It- Photo Essay by Doug Pfeiffer     pg.41

To Ski Hot- Down -Unweight—Freestyler’s Necessary Skill

by Doug Pfeiffer, Illustrations by Ralph Harris                   pg.46

Canting: A Progress Report by Warren Witherell, Equipment     pg.66

We Test 14 Anti-Friction Devices by Al Greenberg, Equipment   pg.77

Susie’s Year: Start to Finish (Part VI) World Cup Pressures and  the

Sometimes Hilarious Ways the Racers Handled Them

by Susan Corrock with John Jerome, Competition             pg.18

Proell Power- Austria’s Triple World Cup Winner is the One to Watch

at This Year’s FIS Championships at St. Moritz by John Auran pg.80

Sun Valley- Idaho, Ski Areas, Travel by John Jerome                 pg.52

Perfect Sweden- Ski Trip to Falun and Surrounding Areas, Travel,

Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel                                                  pg.58

Vail’s Lionshead: Back to the Good Old Days- Watercolor Art

by Cecile Johnson, Text by William Grout                           pg.72

Chamonix to Zermatt on Skis- La Haute Route by Bob Jamieson,

Touring                                                                                  pg.61

Skiing the Presidentials- White Mountains, New Hampshire,

Touring by John Skow, photos by Clyde Smith                  pg.64

Confessions of a Canting Addict by Muriel Wiessner, Humor      pg.70

 

Spring 1974

Tips for Weekend Racers- How to Lower Your NASTAR Handicap

by Warren Witherell, Instruction                                          pg.56

Tricks for Treats- Hot Dogger Wayne Wong, Bill O’Leary, George

Askevold and Don Pierce Show How by Doug Pfeiffer       pg.61

Maine- Travel, Ski Areas by John Henry Auran, photos by

Clyde Smith                                                                           pg.39

The Eiger Sanctum by Allan Pospisil, Europe, Travel                  pg.44

High Stubai- Austria’s Glacier by John Skow, Travel, Ski Areas pg.47

Mt. Alyeska-Travel, Ski Areas by John Henry Auran, photos by

Nancy Simmerman                                                                pg.52

How Many Feet Did We Do Today? Heliskiing in the Canadian

Rockies by Daniel Ford, photos by Peter Wingle                  pg.74

Going to the Dogs in Norway by Alan Hall                                   pg.82

A Parent’s Eye View of a Summer Ski Camp- 50 year old Dentist

with the Kids at Timberline by Martin Staller                      pg.78

SKIING’s Summer Ski Camp Guide                                              pg.81

The Ski Photographers- Behind the Scenes Look by John Jerome        pg.68

Warren [Miller]: Making It On Film- Profile by Dick Dorworth

photos by Tom Lippert                                                          pg.70

Summer Supplement: For Skiers, There’s No Off-Season-

Affinity Sports                                                                       pg.89

Susie’s Year: Start to Finish (Part VII) Susan Corrock Concludes her

Ski Racing Year by Susan Corrock with John Jerome

Cmpetition                                                                              pg.30

Airborne at Alta- Diary of a Contestant at the 9th Annual National

Gelande Contest by Richard Barnum-Reece, Competition  pg.42

 

September 1974

Equipment 1974-75: What’s In It for You?                                   pg.82

Skis: Skier Designed by Jon Henry Auran                           pg.84

Boots: Performance Rated by John Henry Auran               pg.88

Poles: Action Ready by William Grout                                 pg.92

Bindings: Safety Engineered? by Al Greenberg                   pg.94

Skiwear 1974-75 Playing in Style by Cathie Judge              pg.99

What’s Gone Wrong With the Weather? Talk of a New Ice Age,

But New England is in a Perpetual Thaw by John Jerome pg.79

For Easy Skiing, Tough Exercises- Lydia Bach’s Studio               pg.106

The Freestylers:” Give Us More Air!” Call for GreaterFreedom

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                     pg.110

The Pros: Veteran’s Day- Hugo Nindl Met the Challenge of Youth

and Walked Off with the Biggest Pot Yet by Gaylord Guenin,

Competition                                                                            pg.112

The Amateurs: Europe’s Year- Thoeni, Piero Gros, by Bill  Tanler

Competition                                                                            pg.114

The US Team: “So What Is So Different?” Cochran Replaced

Schaeffer

 

October 1974

Skiing’s Travel Guide 1974-75- Capsule Reports on 60 major

Ski Areas, Vacation Tips, Edited by Norma Higinbotham      pg.19

Skiing the West by Motor Home by Bob Jamieson                       pg.135

Europe’s Most Elegant- Zurs, Cortina, Megeve, Gstaad, Resorts,

Ski Areas by Al Greenberg, Photos by Del Mulkey                       pg.138

Approaching the Untouchables- Ski Lifts by Robert Morrow      pg.146

All Aboard for Skiing! Getting there by Rail, Ski Trains?

by John Jerome                                                                          pg.180

Regional Guide ’74-’75- Ski Areas in Your Region                       pg.209

Performance is the Cry of the X-C Revolution- Synthetic

Cross-Country Gear, Equipment by William Grout                 pg.33

Know Your Bindings- The Salomon S-555- Equipment

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.149

Selecting Skis- Ski Tests by Doug Pfeiffer (10th Annual)              pg.163

Return to Elegance- Quiet, Dignified Clothes by Cathie Judge

Photographed in St. Moritz by Del Mulkey, Fashion                    pg.154

Partners in Fitness- Conditioning by Tage Pedersen                       pg.170

Letter From Anchorage- The USSA by John Jerome                    pg.11

A Gold for Repairs- Incident at Squaw Valley Olympics

y Edward Scott                                                                                pg.45

The Crafty Skier’s Guide- Handcrafts and Skiing, Shopping

by I. William Berry                                                                          pg.174

 

 

November 1974

What Happens When the President Goes Skiing?When Jerry Ford

Goes Skiing, the Secret Service Skis Along by John Jerome         pg.56

Seven Ways to Start a Christie- From a Down Stem to an

Airborne Launch, Instruction by Doug Pfeiffer                            pg.121

Boots: Pinning Down Performance- New Testing Program

by Michael Chapman, MD, Equipment                                         pg.109

Selecting Skis- Part II Equipment by Doug Pfeiffer                         pg.133

Know Your Bindings- The Head XD, Competition and Elite

Plates, Equipment by AL Greenberg                                              pg.140

Skiing’s New Horizons- Freestyler Searches for New Worlds

to Conquer, Photo Essay by Virginia Sturgess, HotDogging

Competition                                                                                     pg.117

Big Sky- The Late Chet Huntley’s Land, Great Cross Country

by John Skow, photos by Scott Nelson                                            pg.89

Insider’s Guide- Where the Swiss Ski- Flims, Lenzerheide

Switzerland, Ski Areas, Travel by George Bush                               pg.96

By God, It’s Jay Peak- Vermont, Ski Areas, Travel

by Norma Higinbotham, photos by Clyde Smith                             pg.100

Regional Reports- Ski Areas in Your Region                                    pg.179

Bright, Bold and Beautiful- Fashion by Cathie Judge,

photos by Del Mulkey                                                                       pg.102

What’s a Good Ski Car? Tips for Making the Trip Safer,

Easier and Cheaper by John Jerome                                                pg.28

Why Can’t a Woman SKi More Like a Man? Anatomical and

Socialogical Differences Explain it All by Dinah Witchel                 pg.94

Bad Dreams on Bald Mountain- Snow Ranger in Avalanche Country

by Dave Baldridge                                                                              pg.98

December 1974

The World of Mountains- What’s Under the Snow We Ski On

by John Jerome                                                                               pg.58

ATM: Almost Back to Basics- American Instruction

by John Henry Auran                                                                     pg.106

Selecting Skis- Part III, Equipment by Doug Pfeiffer

Your Bindings- Tyrolia’s Clix Diagonal Heel and 350 Toe

Equipment by Al Greenberg                                                      pg.124

Ready When You Are, CB- Crested Butte’s Expansion

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.85

Insider’s Guide: Where the French Ski- Resorts in the Jura

and MassifCentral by Norma Higinbotham, Ski Areas, France        pg.88

Vermont’s Golden Triangle- Stratton, Bromley and Magic,

Ski Areas by John Jerome                                                              pg.114

Regional Reports- Ski Areas in Your Region                                 pg.153

Home At Last- US Ski Team’s National Training Center in

Park City, Utah, Competition by John Jerome                         pg.92

Not So Very Long Ago- Fashion by Cathie Judge                         pg.96

Unfair: Sex Tests for Racers- Olympic Rules by Dinah Witchel   pg.42

Just for the Fun of It- Citizen’s Cross-Country Races

by William Grout                                                                        pg.79

 

January 1975

The World of Mountains- Part II by John Jerome                        pg.51

Know Your Bindings- The Burt Retractable, Equipment by

Al Greenberg                                                                               pg.76

Poles Apart- Guide for the Downhiller Taking Up Cross-Country

by Steve Reischl, photos by Peter Runyon                                 pg.82

ATM: The Parallel Strand- American Teaching Method

by Horst Abraham, Instruction                                                 pg.86

Insider’s Guide: Where the Austrians Ski, Alpine Resorts

by George Bush                                                                          pg.60

The New York Experience by Dianh Witchel, Travel                    pg.64

Breckenridge is Smooooth- Colorado, Ski Areas by John Jerome         pg.68

Regional Reports- Where to Ski In Your Region, Ski Areas         pg.105

A Surfeit of Ski Flicks- Report on the First International

Ski Film Festival by Archer Winsten                                              pg.24

The Invisible Woman Racer- Race for Equal Opportunity

by Dinah Witchel                                                                        pg.33

Out of Santa’s Fanny Pack- Gift Idead for Skiers

by Cathie Judge

 

 

February 1975

The Forest Service- A Timber Broker for Skiing’s Future-

Is Skiing Important to It? by John Jerome                               pg.76

Know Your Bindings- The Geze Jet Set, Equipment by

Al GreenbergMean Modern Mogul

-    Techniques, Instruction by Doug Pfeiffer                                  pg.44

On Balance- For the Downhiller Learning Cross-Country,

Instruction by Steve Rieschl, photos by Peter Runyon                  pg.60

One Ski at A Time- Independent Leg Action, Instruction by

Horst Abraham                                                                           pg.68

The Oregon Experience- Ski Areas by William Grout

tSkiing New Hampshire’s Waterville and Loon by John Jerome,

photos by Clyde Smith                                                               pg.42

To the Finland Stations-Travel by John Henry Auran                 pg.52

Cooke City: Untapped Winter Gold- Montana, Ski Areas

by Aaron Cassidy                                                                       pg.54

Regional Reports- Where to Ski In Your Region, Ski Areas         pg.91

Ski-Biz: An Equal Opportunity Employer? by Dinah Witchel     pg.28

Here Today, Gone In 30 Seconds- Ski Thefts and Prevention

by William Grout, Crime                                                           pg.72

 

Spring 1975

Someday…the Steeps- Jon Reveal Shows How to Ski Them

by Doug Pfeiffer, Instruction                                                     pg.49

Getting Off at Tahoe- by Bob Jamieson, phot. by Morton Beebe pg.27

The Berkshire Experience: It’s Kid’s Stuff- Travel, Ski Areas

by Allan Pospisil                                                                         pg.36

Saas-Fee’s Special Summit World- Europe, Alpine Ski Station

Travel by George Bush                                                                   pg.42

Letter From the Dolomites- Italy, Ski Areas, Travel

by Barbara Peters                                                                       pg.54

Tips for Summer Storage- Equipment by William Grout             pg.14

What’s a Good Binding? How Skiing Does Design Evaluation

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.58

The Pro’s: Nobody’s Laughing Anymore- This Year the Pros

May be the Best in the World by William Grout                       pg.32

“What Am I Doing Here?” Hart’s Red Lodge Camp

by Martin Steingesser                                                                 pg.44

Summer SKi Camps ’75- Annual Listing                                       pg.46

First Time Down Mt. Owen by Robin McClure                             pg.38

What Do You Do When the Snow’s All Gone?

Sports and Activities                                                                        pg.67

 

September 1975

Equipment: The Spirit of ’76                                                          pg.59

Skis ’76: Simpler to Select by John Henry Auran                          pg.60

Boots ’76: A Search for Comfort by John Henry Auran              pg.66

Bindings ’76: Stop that Ski! Ski Retention Devices

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.76

Poles ’76: Safety is the Catchword- Strapless Grips and

Breakaway Wrist Straps by William Grout                                   pg.109

Skiwear ’76: Ready for Action by Barbara  Alley                         pg.82

The Many Splendored Montafon- Austria, Ski Areas, Travel

by George Bush                                                                          pg.48

Colorado’s Glowing Peaks- Summit County, Ski Areas, Travel

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.113

Report from Interski- “Down with Extremism!”

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.10

How to Mechanize your Conditioning Program- Stress Tests

by Paul Gordon                                                                          pg.150

The World Cup: Winner Take All- Controversy

of Gustavo Thoeniby Hans Heinrich, Competition

Freestyle Goes Dramatic- Hotdoggers and Classical Ballet

by Karen Lamoreux                                                                   pg.130

The US Team: Coming On- The End of a Four Year Decline

by John Henry Auran, Competition                                          pg.134

The Pros: Going Down to the Wire

by William Grout, Competition                                                 pg.136

Nordic: Off Year Gamesmanship by John Caldwell, Competition        pg.144

 

October 1975

Killington: First with the Most by John Jerome,

Vermont, Ski Areas                                                                    pg.19

Where To Ski ’75-’76 Guide to Major Resorts                               pg.45

The New Age Comes to Winter Park- Denver,

Colorado, Ski areas                                                                    pg.68

Val Thorens- That’s Why by Al Greenberg                                   pg.79

Skiing With Club Med- Europe, Ski Areas by Jerome McFadden         pg.107

The Skills of Skiing- Part I, Balance by Doug Pfeiffer

Instruction                                                                                   pg.87

Train with a Pro- Rudd Pyles, Conditioning, by WIlliam Grout  pg.196

Ski Boots: How to Make Sure They Fit

by Michael Chapman, MD Equipment                                     pg.96

Ski Brakes- Do They Work? SOme Have Problems

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                         pg.159

A Woman’s Guide to Ski Equipment by Dinah Witchel               pg.166

Fashion Forecast: Snow and Warm! by Barbara Alley                 pg.99

The Man Behind the Ski Shows- Harry Leonard Profile

by John Jerome                                                                          pg.178

November 1975

The World of Winter- Life Still Goes on Above, On and Beneath

the Snow by John Jerome                                                          pg.17

The Skills of Skiing, Part II- Edge Control, Instruction

by Doug Pfeiffer                                                                         pg.73

Equipment Close Up- Skis, An In Depth Study on

the Ideal Ski by Doug Pfeiffer                                                    pg.44

Binding Performance Report: Look and Besser,

Which Model for You? Lab Results by Carl Ettlinger                  pg.82

Cross-Country Equipment: The Year of Profusion

by William Grout                                                                        pg.114

Is It Really Skiing? Freestyle, Hotdoggers by Paul Gordon          pg.102

“No Kidding-Aspen’s the Best” by John Jerome,

Colorado, Ski Areas                                                                   pg.32

Skiing the Valel D’Aosta- Courmayeur and Cervinia

by Robert Morrow, Europe, Ski Areas                                      pg.57

The Eastern Townships Unmasked- Eastern Canada Ski Areas

by John Henry Auran                                                                pg.68

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Skiing- Home Grown Skiwear,

Fashion by Barbara Alley                                                          pg.95

Skiwear- Getting It Together- How to Choose and Care For        pg.119

 

January 1976

Snow: It’s More than Ice- Prose and Photo Essay

by John Jerome                                                                          pg.11

Ski Touring for Tots- Primer for Parents by Marlyn Doan          pg.62

‘Tis the Season- Useful Gifts for Skiers by Muriel Adams             pg.73

Let’s Ski the Bumps! Three Basic Ways to Enjoy a Mogul Field

Instruction by Corky Fowler, photos by Bruce Barthel            pg.52

Cross-Country’s Basic Stride- Text and Photos by John Caldwell         pg.90

Boots: Performance ’76 by Michael Chapman, MD, Equipment  pg.33

Bindings Performance Report: Cubco and Tyrolia

by Carl Ettlinger, Illustrations by Dan Todd                            pg.76

More Mammoth than Ever- California, Ski Areas

by Dinah Witchel photos by Dick Rowan                                 pg.25

In Slovakia, The Snow Isn’t Red- Skiing and Lifestyle in the

Tatras by Al Greenberg, photos by Del Mulkey, Travel               pg.39

The All-the-Comforts-of-Home Ski Tour, Country Inns

by John Skow, photo by Ad Berkey                                          pg.66

 

February 1976

Special Olympic Section

The XII Winter Olympiad: It’s More than Just a Race

by Al Greenberg                                                                         pg.15

Men’s Alpine: It Won’t Be Easy by John Henry Auran                pg.16

Women’s Alpine: Wide Open by John Henry Auran                    pg.18

Innsbruck: The “Simple Olympics” by Bill Tanler                       pg.20

Flashback: Innsbruck ’64 by William Grout                                 pg.31

US Alpine Team- Is This the Year? by Bill Tanler                        pg.36

Lake Placid: The Invisible Olympics by Dinah Witchel                 pg.40

The Alpine Coaches: Under the Gun by Hans Heinrich                pg.46

Denver: The Phantom Olympics- What if the 1972

Vote Had Gone theOther Way? by William Grout                   pg.51

Nordic: It’s Anybody’s Race by John Caldwell                             pg.54

Olympic Q and A                                                                            pg.56

Conquering the Deep by Corky Fowler, Instruction                      pg.65

Return of the Telemark by Rick Borkovek, Instruction                pg.84

Bindings Performance Report: The Marker M Line

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                         pg.88

The Moguls of Marrakech- Travel by Tom Hayes                        pg.96

What Makes Martha Run? Martha Rockwell Profile

by John Henry Auran                                                                pg.76

The Ski Team Docs by John Jerome, Orthopedic Surgeons         pg.80

An Extra-Ordinary Jill- Kinmont is the Subject of

the Movie “The Other Side of the Mountain by Dinah Witchel        pg.92

The Single Game-Play it for Shorter Lift Line Waits

by Don Clark                                                                              pg.100

 

SPRING 1976

Hijinks at Sugarloaf- Maine, Ski Areas, by John Jerome

photos by Fletcher Manley                                                    pg.18

Teton Country- Snow King, Grand Targhee and Jackson Hole,

Wyoming, Ski Areas by John Henry Auran

photos by Bruce Barthel                                                                  pg.34

You Can’t Beat That! Longest Lift-Served Season is at

Canada’s Whistler Mountain by Paul Gordon

photos by Morten Beebe                                                                  pg.42

The Pros: Faster and Faster- Competition, Text and photos

by William Grout                                                                            pg.12

Summer Ski Camps ’76- U.S., Canada and Europe                              pg.74

Flipping Out at Summer Camp by Carol Austin Bridgwater                pg.77

Is Ski Camp For You? Middle Aged Camper Finds It’s a Great

         VACATION FOR ANYONE BY MARTIN STALLER                                            PG.80

One…Two…Three…Ski Ballet! by Corky Fowler, photos

by Bruce Barthel                                                                    pg.65

Ski Tuning is Easy- How to Maintain Your Skis and What

Tools to Use by William Grout                                                       pg.26

Bindings Performance Report: The Gertsch Line by Carl Ettlinger      pg.82

Sports for the Off-Season:

Biking-The Great Conditioner                                                        pg.49

Tennis-The Thwang of a Well-Stroked Shot, Tennis Camps        pg.52

Water-Next Best to Snow, Water Skiing                               pg.58

Backpacking- Freedom, Fresh Air and Mountains                        pg.62

 

SEPTEMBER 1976

The Whole Ski Catalog- Equipment Selection Rules                    pg.71

Boots ’77 by John Henry Auran                                                    pg.72

Skis ’77- High Performance and Not Racing Skis by William Grout    pg.84

In the Foil Line- Ski Foils by Paul Gordon                                             pg.92

Skiwear ’77- The Racing Influence by Barbara Alley, Fashion             pg.94

Bindings ’77 by Carl Ettlinger                                                                 pg.123

Poles ’77- Many Variations by Al Greenberg                                         pg.128

The Great Cariboo Lift-Off- HeliSkiing in the Canadian Rockies

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.36

Mad River Glen- It’s a Natural! Vermont, Ski Areas

by John Jerome                                                                    pg.173

News of Areas in Your Region                                                                pg.211

Do the Helicopter! Instruction, Technique by Corky Fowler                 pg.46

Knee Builders- Exercises, Conditioning by Tage Pedersen                     pg.195

High Drama at Innsbruck- Klammer, Rosi and Gros

by Al Greenberg, Competition                                                        pg.134

The World Cup: A Season of Promise- Rosi Mittermaier and

Ingemar Stenmark Made a Tough Season Look Easy

by Bill Tanler                                                                         pg.138

Freestyle: A Fight to the Finish- Intense Competition

by Don Russell, Hotdoggers                                                  pg.162

The Pros: Dudu Goes Wild- Henri Duvillard by William Grout           pg.166

Nordic: No More Humble Pie- Bill Koch, First X-C Medal for U.S.

at Innsbruck by John Henry Auran                                               pg.168

 

OCTOBER 1976

Time Trip to Taos- New Mexico, Ski Areas by John Skow                   pg.45

Vermont’s Little Big Ten- Resorts by Linda Cross                                 pg.50

Skiing’s Guide to Great Ski Vacations- Resort Directory

by Linda Cross                                                                       pg.61

Europe’s Super Downhills- Alps, Ski Areas by George Bush                 pg.82

News of Areas in Your Region                                                                pg.211

Fast Skis- Equipment by Al Greenberg                                         pg.163

Bindings Performance Report: The Geze Olymp 76

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                             pg.182

Making Sense of the New Boots- How to Pick Them by

Michael Chapman, MD                                                                   pg.186

Go-Ahead for Ski Brakes? Some Caution is Needed in Their Use

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.195

Carving Your Way to Better Turns- Instruction by Corky Fowler       pg.175

Running a Mountain in Style- How Ski Industry Leaders Dress

For Work and Pleasure, Fashion by Barbara Alley                       pg.100

The Men Who Made the Mountains by John Jerome                            pg.92

 

NOVEMBER 1976

In Washington D.C., Skiing Lives! by Dinah Witchel                            pg.34

Fun Skiing in Vail City- Colorado, Ski Areas by John Jerome             pg.51

And Now…the Truth About Mt. Snow by Robert Morrow                   pg.61

Sun and SNow in Sondrio-Alps, Ski Areas, Europe

by Barbara Matthiessen                                                                  pg.199

News of Areas in Your Region                                                                pg.231

Fun Skis by John Henry Auran                                                              pg.125

Cross-Country Equipment: The Waxless Wave by William Grout       pg.158

Are Your Old Bindings Worth Saving? by Carl Ettlinger                   pg.207

Steps to Better Skiing- Stepping from One Ski to Another

is a Sign of Good Technique, Demonstrated

by Jens Husted with Chris Ryman and Weems Westfeldt            pg.141

Stength for Those Turns- Leg Exercises by George Twardokens pg.190

Go, Go, Number 9,514! The Engadine, Competition

by Jerome McFadden                                                           pg.70

Kochie- Profile of First American Olympic  X-C Winner

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.95

Styled for Freestyle- Skiwear, Fashion by Barbara Alley                        pg.86

 

December 1976 (Pages Cut Off on Copy)

7 Ways to Ski Anything Safely- Demonstrated by Jens Husted

with Chris Ryman and Weems Westfeldt                                  pg.?

Downhill Techniques for Ski Touring by Steve Rieschl                          pg.

The Inner Game of Skiing- How Tim Gallwey’s Teaching Worked

in Two Western Ski Schools by Karen Lamoreux                  pg.

“What Do You Think You Are? A Bloody Swiss?” Said the Moniteur

European Skiing Styles Differ, Leading to a Certain Confusion

by Jerome McFadden                                                               pg.

The New Park City Image:Tough- Utah, Resorts, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                        pg.

Mt. Washington Valley- New Hampshire, Ski Areas

by Allan Pospisil                                                                       pg.

Long Skis and Cold Nights- Norway Skiing by Allan Pospisil         pg.

Savognin: In Search of a Better Mountain- Swiss Resort

by George Bush                                                                         pg.

News of Areas In Your Region                                                          pg.

Dudu the Magnificent- Henri Duvillard, Competition

by William Grout                                                                      pg.

Freestyle Skis- 25 Models Designed for Ballet or Mogul-Bashing

by William Grout                                                                      pg.

Kid’s Skis by John Henry Auran                                                      pg.

Bindings Performance Report: Kids’ Bindings by Carl Ettlinger    pg.

Dressing for a Colorado Holiday- Skiwear, Fashion

by Barbara Alley                                                                      pg.

White Magic- A Young Woman Amputee Learns to Ski

by Janet Anderson                                                                    pg.

A Night in a Crevasse- At Chamonix, Vacationer Skiing off-piste

Has a Brush with Death by D.W.G. Guest                                       pg.

 

January 1977

Through the Trees- How to Recognize the Trees that Grow in

Ski Country by John Jerome, photos by Dick Rowan                 pg.40

All I Want for Christmas Is- Gifts for Skiers by Barbara Alley             pg.74

Tree Skiing by Corky Fowler                                                                  pg.51

How to Ski the Crud- Instruction, Technique by Corky Fowler            pg.103

A Whipped Cream Mountain in Cowboy Country-

Steamboat, Colorado Ski Areas by John Jerome                       pg.57

Mont Tremblant- Canada, Ski Areas by Robert Morrow                      pg.67

Portes Du Soleil- With One Lift Ticket, You Can Ski 12 Areas

on the Swiss-French Border, Europe, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                   pg.76

There Is Skiing, By Golly, In the Midwest- Travel, SKi Areas

by Linda Cross                                                                     pg.87

News of Areas in Your Region                                                                pg.117

Bindings Performance Report: A Really New Look at Look                 pg.108

Burned Out at 14? Young Racers and the FIS-Point Chase

by Dinah Witchel, Competition                                                     pg.91

 

February 1977

A Skier’s Guide to Animal Tracks by John Jerome                      pg.27

Tracks Tell the Tale- How to Read Your Own Ski Tracks to

Improve your Technique by Jonathan Jenkins                   pg.33

The Lateral Connection by Reudi Bear, Instruction                      pg.81

Franconia: Where It All Began- Can It Make a Comeback as a

Lively Ski Center? by John Jerome                                      pg.41

Two Nuggets of San Juan Gold- Purgatory and Telluride, Colorado,

Ski Areas, Travel by William Grout                                     pg.54

Pontresina- Neighbor of St. Moritz, Ski Areas, Resorts, Travel

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.71

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.97

Freestyle’s New Breed- A Look at the New Professionals, Hotdoggers

by William Grout                                                                   pg.48

What’s Next for Suzy Chaffee? by Dinah Witchel, Profile            pg.64

Bindings and Skiing Performance- The Other Side of the Coin-

How Good Bindings Aid in Edge Control by Carl Ettlinger         pg.86

Steps to Winter Survival- Ways to Cope With Ski Country

Emergencies by Paul Gordon                                               pg.61

Avalanche! Knowing What to Do Can Save Your Life

by Michael Lahey                                                                  pg.76

Alphabet Soup- USSA, SIA, PSIA- What the Letters Mean

by John Jerome                                                                     pg.90

 

Spring 1977

Spring Skiing: It’s the Best- How to Plan for it, What to Bring,

How to Ski It by John Henry Auran                                    pg.28

Assignment: Freestyle- Freestyle Camp by William Grout,

Hotdoggers                                                                             pg.36

Summer Ski Camps ’77- North, South American and European

Ski Camps                                                                              pg.41

Everyone’s Doing It! Genia Fuller, Wayne Wong and Gary Elliot

Demonstrate Some Simple Ballet Routines, Freestyle,

Hotdoggers by Doug Pfeiffer                                                 pg.46

Spring Skiing on Steep White Sides- Mt. Baker, Washington

by Branley Branson                                                               pg.56

Mountains and Manners- Banff, Canadian Rockies, Travel, Ski Areas

by Linda Cross                                                                       pg.62

Mean Tuckerman Ravine- New Hampshire, Ski Areas,

White Mountains by Daniel Ford                                         pg.72

Taking the (Skiing) Cure at Sport Gastein- New Lifts at an Austrian

Spa by John Skow                                                                 pg.80

Letter From Down Under- Skiing at Southeast Australia’s

Snowy Mountains by William Davis                                     pg.110

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.127

Behind the “Bindings Performance Reports” How to Interpret the

Reports by Carl Ettlinger                                                      pg.120

Tennis: Sweet Strokes at Ski Area Clinics by Al Greenberg

Off Season Sports                                                                  pg.84

Summer Tennis Camps ’77- At or Near Ski Resorts                      pg.89

Sailing: A Schuss Over Open Water by John Henry Auran         pg.92

Canoeing: Summer Slalom for Skiers by Harry Baxter                pg.96

Biking: Vt. 100 Revisited- State Long Bicycle Tour is a Great

Conditioner by Allan Pospisil                                                pg.100

Snowfall: How It Happens by John Jerome                                  pg.114

 

September 1977

Skiing’s 1978 Equipment/ Fashion Forecast                                   pg.79

Skis: Long, Soft, Stable by WIlliam Grout                                    pg.80

Skiwear: Bright, Warm, Changeable by Barbara Alley                pg.111

Boots: Light, Sleek, Simple by John Henry Auran                        pg.116

Bindings: Convenient, Functional, Durable by Carl Ettlinger      pg.132

Poles: Handy, Sturdy, Safe- Saber Grips, Hollow Ice Tips

by Linda Bauer-Isabelle                                                        pg.140

Weather: Can It Happen Again? Last Season: Drought in the West

Cold in the East, What Lies Ahead by John Jerome           pg.46

Winter Returns to the East ( After Five Mild Seasons)

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.52

Tackling the Great Untracked- Skiing the Bobbie Burns Meant

Putting Tracks on a Never Skied Before Mountain

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.56

Sansicario Rising- Italian Alps, Travel, Ski Areas

by Jerome McFadden                                                            pg.167

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.209

How to Shoot the Chutes- Instruction by Corky Fowler               pg.170

Get Roped Into Fitness- Jumping Rope, Exercise, Conditioning

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.191

The World Cup: Not So Easy? After a Slow Start, Ingemar Stenmark

Proved the Pundits Wrong, by Bill Tanler, Competition     pg.176

Nordic: Toward a X-C World Cup- Thomas Wassberg Came In

First in this Year of Informal World Cup Scoring

by John Caldwell, Competition                                             pg.182

The Pros: Dudu Does It Again- Henri Duvillard’s Records

by William Grout                                                                   pg.184

Freestyle: On With the Show- Hotdoggers by Jim Rawling          pg.186

Fun Racing for the Family- The Equitable Family Skiing Challenge

by William Grout                                                                   pg.188

 

October 1977

Skiing’s Vacation-Planning Guide: Where To Ski In’78               pg.55

Skiing Europe Smartly- Tips for a Trip To the Alps

by Robert Britton                                                                   pg.82

Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows by William Grout, Ski Areas         pg.109

Stratton Has Style by Linda Cross, Ski Areas                               pg.115

Feeling Smug in Kitzbuhel- Austria, Ski Areas, Hahnenkamm

by John Skow                                                                        pg.120

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.257

How to Ski the Whole Mountain- How to Vary Your Turns as the

Terrain Changes, Demonstrated by Dave Sause, Roy Loman

and Gary Burke, Instruction                                                 pg.205

Lift Exercises for Mind and Body- Six Yoga Ways to put

Lift-Riding Time to Good Use by Arne Leuchs and Patricia

Skalka                                                                                    pg.227

Racing Skis- 24 Models Designed for Carving and Stability at High

Speeds by William Grout                                                      pg.125

Bindings Performance Report: Update on Plates- Changes on the

Besser, Burt, Cubco, Gertsch and Spademan Lines

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.233

Take It From the Top! Versatile Parkas, Vests, and Windshirts

Fashion, Skiwear, by Barbara Alley                                     pg.142

The Year That Never Was- How a Westerner Survived the Drought

to Rediscover “the Full Funk Raga of Skiing”

by Bob Jamieson                                                                    pg.221

Rich Man. Poor Man, Beggarman- Skier! Skiing Has Special Meaning

to Author Irwin Shaw, by John Jerome                               pg.247

A Lesson in Arctic Driving- At Volvo’s Winter Test Facility

Above the Arctic Circle by John Jerome                              pg.148

 

November 1977

The X-C Experience- Cross- Country Skiing                                 pg.169

X-C Skiwear: Stylish is In! Cross-Country Fashion

by Barbara Alley                                                                   pg.170

X-C Equipment: The Choice is Yours by John Henry Auran      pg.172

A Ridge Too Far- Caution, Common Sense and Careful Equipment

Check are Vital for Safe Touring by Marlyn Doan             pg.180

Three Ways to Ski Uphill (Cross- Country Skiing)

by John Caldwell                                                                   pg.187

Big Sky Goes Native- Montana, Ski Areas by Linda Cross          pg.100

For Steep, Storied Skiing, It’s Stowe- the Nosedive, the National,

the Goat and the Starr, Vermont, Ski Areas, by John Skow       pg.115

A Pair of Swiss Alternatives- Arosa and Crans- Montana Rival the

Better Known Swiss Resorts by Allan Pospisil                      pg.130

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.243

Early Edging Controls the Turn by Corky Fowler                        pg.107

Cruising Skis- 23 Models by William Grout                                  pg.123

Bindings Performance Report: Update on Toe-Heels­­­— the Geze,

Look, Marker, Salomon, and Tyrolia Designs

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.200

Suited for Powder- Fashion, Skiwear by Barbara Alley                pg.146

Kosinski on Skiing- Author Jerzy Kosinski by Linda Cross         pg.143

Update: Women and Skiing- Do Sexist Cliches Still Prevail in

Teaching Women to Ski? by Dinah Witchel                         pg.193

Great Moments in Skiing- Award Winning Ski photos                 pg.222

He Went Straight In- Personal Reminiscence of Dick Buek,

Daredevil Downhiller of the ’50s by Nicholas Howe             pg.225

 

 

December 1977

“Ingemar, Ingemar—Say Something, Ingemar” World Cup

Champion Ingemar Stenmark Lets His Record Speak For Itself

by Bill Tanler, Profile                                                            pg.162

Downhill With the Rich and Super-Rich— Private Instructor

to the Princess of Iran, Bill Bonney by Jerome McFadden

Profile                                                                                     pg.181

Put More Fun in Your Run- 14 Ways to Improve Your Skiing Skills

by Max Lundberg, Instruction                                              pg.117

Quick Turning Skis- Short and Mid Length Skis for Bumps, Powder,

and Fall Line Skiing by William Grout                                pg.77

Trend Setting Boots- Lightweight and High Performance Boots

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.100

Bindings Performance Report: The Geze GC-35 and the Salomon

222- Models That Utilize a Different Interpretation of the

Single-Pivot Cup by Carl Ettlinger                                       pg.169

Sun Valley: The Compleat Resort- Vacation, Travel, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.70

Christmas in New Hampshire by Paul Gordon                              pg.85

Zut Alors! It’s Val/ Tignes- French Alps, Val d’Isere, Europe

by Linda Cross                                                                       pg.90

Skiing the Twin Dragon- A Visit to South Korea’s Yong Pyeong

without a Bribe from Tongsun Park, Travel

by Michael Maginn                                                                pg.115

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.197

Togs for Tots to Teens- Children’s Skiwear by Barbara Alley      pg.133

Great Moments in Skiing- Award Winning Ski Photos                 pg.138

 

January/ Holiday 1978

Mountain Light- Photo Essay and Text on the Special Quality

of Light at Altitude by John Jerome                                     pg.46

The Mahres: Two Pieces of the Same Puzzle- US Ski Team’s

Brightest Hopes- Phil and Steve Mahre by John Skow        pg.87

After the Fall- When You Release from Both of Your Skis,

Which One Goes Back On First?                                          pg.44

Skiing in Flat Light- Tips on How to Have Fun When You Can’t

See Terrain Features, Instruction by Corky Fowler             pg.51

Good Pole Action For Good Turns by Paul Jones, Instruction     pg.70

Advanced Recreational Boots- Models for Ambitious Intermediates

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.108

Notes from the Center of Sugarbush- How to Savor the Skiing, Night

Life- and Nuttiness by John Jerome                                    pg.57

Pressure Tactics, Politics, and Powder at “Old Crusty Butt” Last

Year’s Political Furor at Crested Butte Has Left a Bargain Ski

Resort Intact by John Jerome                                               pg.72

To Russia, With Skis- Cheget, Soviet Caucasus by Al Greenberg pg.94

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.135

54 Gifts for Christmas by Carol Feder                                           pg.104

The Many Ways of X-C—Cross-Country Skiing

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.122

 

February 1978

The FIS World Championships- Can the Americans Win at

Garmisch? by Bill Tanler                                                      pg.34

The FIS Nordics- Leading Contenders in This Year’s X-C

Championships at Lahti, Finland by John Caldwell           pg.57

Why Tauber Is Still the Boss- Hank Tauber Profile by Bill Tanler        pg.41

Cool Coach on a Lukewarm Seat- Head X-C Coach Marty Hall

Profile by John Henry Auran                                               pg.61

The New Racing Turns- Skiers can Learn From the Innovations

of Thoeni and Stenmark by Brooks Dodge

and Helmut Schmalzl                                                             pg.47

Aspen’s Maverick Highlands by Allan Pospisil, Colorado, Ski Areas    pg.64

Burning Up At Jay Peak- Vermont, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel pg.75

Voyager in the Hollersbachtal- Ski Mountaineering in the

Austrian Alps Leads to Swift Descents and Sudden Danger

by John Skow                                                                        pg.83

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.97

The Whys of Ski Tuning by Peter Weaver                                     pg.70

How Long is Long? Notes on How Ski Length is Measured

by Bard Glenne                                                                      pg.72

How to Set Your Bindings- A Look at the Lipe, IAS, BFU,

Self Release and PRIS Methods of Bindings Adjustment

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.80

 

Spring 1978

When It’s Springtime in the East- A Time to Savor by Paul Gordon     pg.33

When It’s Springtime in the Rockies by William Grout                 pg.35

A Ski Circus in Summer- Sailer Summer Ski Camp at Whistler

Mountain, British Columbia, Sking Bumps the

Wayne Wong Way by John Skow                                       pg.41

Summer Ski Camps ’78 by Tamsin Venn                                      pg.49

Carving and Skidding- You Need them Both by Jerry Muth

Instruction                                                                              pg.38

Ballet Tricks You Can Learn- Seven Advanced Ballet Maneuvers

by Corky Fowler, Freestyle, Hotdogging                              pg.74

Espana- Skiing in Spain, Europe, Ski Areas by William Grout   pg.34

News of Areas In Your Region                                                       pg.99

Don’t Always Blame the Bindings- Be Aware of How Ski Injuries

Occur by Carl Ettlinger                                                        pg.68

College Skiing- Important Alternative for Young Racers

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.71

“What Do You Do In the Off Season?” Skiing Asks some Prominent

Skiers How they Stay in Shape for Winter                           pg.55

Picnic for the Slopes- Recipes, Cuisine by April Herbert               pg.90

 

September 1978

Skis ’79 by William Grout                                                               pg.72

Boots ’79 by John Henry Auran                                                     pg.96

Bindings ’79 by Carl Ettlinger                                                        pg.111

Poles ’79 by Al Greenberg                                                               pg.119

Skiwear ’79 by Barbara Alley                                                         pg.125

Update on Sun Valley by Linda Cross                                           pg.46

Stalking Utah’s Powder- Heliskiing the Wasatch by Wiliam Grout       pg.65

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.189

Tips for Family Racers, with Hank Kashiwa, Instruction             pg.50

Turn Before a Drop Off, with Corky Fowler, Instruction             pg.52

Use Your Poles When Skiing to the Chair by Karen Schiesser      pg.56

Weight the Outside Ski by Olle Larsson, Instruction                     pg.61

Developing Skills For Skiing: Part I— Basics from the Demo Team

by Horst Abraham and Stu Campbell                                  pg.147

Jogging is for Skiers Too- How to Get Total Body Fitness

by Tage Pedersen, Exercise, Conditioning                            pg.168

The World Cup: A Season without Suspense- By January the Men’s

Race Had already been Decided by Bill Tanler, Competition      pg.136

The Pros: A Season of Surprises- Andre Arnold Finished First

by Wiliam Grout, Competition                                             pg.154

Citizens’ Racing: Fun for Everyone by Paul Gordon                    pg.156

Ingemar’s Garmisch- Stenmark’s Two Golds at the FIS

by Bill Tanler, Competition                                                   pg.158

Lahti: Surprises and Poetic Justice— Only a Few of the Victories

at the FIS World Championships were Unexpected

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.177

King of the Mountain- Skiing Picks Jim Barton as the Top Skier

at Stowe, Vermont                                                                 pg.34

 

October 1978

Update on Sugarbush by Carol Feder, Ski Areas                          pg.26

Update: Vail’s Night Life by Linda Cross, Ski Areas                    pg.48

Update on Crested Butte by William Grout, Ski Areas                 pg.68

Relax- You’re at Snowmass, Profile of a Family Resort

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.74

Discovering Killington’s Other Side- Excitement Under the Gondola

by Allan Pospisil                                                                     pg.82

Skiing’s Vacation- Planning Guide ’79— Guide to the Top Resorts       pg.111

Bravo, Bormio! Italy, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel                        pg.136

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.217

Tips for Family Racers, with Hank Kashiwa, Instruction             pg.20

Cigarette Turns for Beginners by Larry Lasch                              pg.50

Banking Against A Mogul with Corky Fowler                              pg.64

Developing Skills for Skiing: Part II- More Basics with the PSIA

Team, by Horst Abraham and Stu Campbell                      pg.144

How to Use Your Ski Muscles- Exercises based on New Research

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.173

Skis for Speed- Racing and Cruising Skis Report by William Grout     pg.149

Bindings Performance Report: The Salomon 727 by Carl Ettlinger      pg.196

Do Your Bindings Affect the Behavior of Your Skis? Test Results

by Bard Glenne and Philip Hofstetter                                   pg.204

Style Among the Stars- Fashion on the Set of Avalanche

by Barbara Alley                                                                   pg.178

King of the Mountain- Skiing Picks Chris Ryman as the Top Skier

at Snowbird                                                                            pg.22

Great Moments in Skiing- Award Winning Ski Photos                 pg.80

 

November 1978

Update on Mt. Snow by Tamsin Venn, Ski Areas                         pg.48

Update on Vancouver by Robert Morrow, Ski Areas                   pg.84

Rompin’, Stompin’ Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Ski Areas

by Linda Cross                                                                       pg.107

Making Tracks at Verbier- Swiss Valais, Europe, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.146

Waterville is Well-Bred- New Hampshire, Ski Areas

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.171

Update: Steamboat Touring by John Henry Auran                     pg.209

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.231

Tips for Family Racers with Hank Kashiwa, Instruction              pg.44

Smoothing Out the Mountain with Corky Fowler                         pg.62

Anticipation by Olle Larsson and James Major, Instruction        pg.88

Developing Skills for Skiing: Part III- More Basics with the PSIA

Team, by Horst Abraham and Stu Campbell                      pg.113

Building Stronger Legs for Skiing- Exercises Based on New

Research by Tage Pedersen, Conditioning                            pg.212

Lofty Looks for Warmth- Fashion, Skiwear, by Barbara Alley   pg.201

Skis for Fun- Reports on new Mid-length and Long and Soft Skis

by William Grout                                                                   pg.119

Showcase Boots by John Henry Auran                                          pg.165

Bindings Performance Report: The Moog Delta S by Carl Ettlinger     pg.197

Coaching: Enter the New Breed- The Intellectuals Take Over

by James Major, Competition                                               pg.153

King of the Mountain- Scooter LaCouter is Skiing’s Choice

as Aspen’s Top Skier                                                              pg.46

Death of the Ski Bum? The Time Honored Ski Area Employee

is Disappearing by Jeff Frees                                                 pg.159

The Road to Lake Placid- Foldout Painting of US Ski Team        pg.192

 

December 1978

Skiing is for the Young- How to Get Kids Started                         pg.119

From Santa’s Workshop- Gifts for Skiers by Carol Feder            pg.148

Recreational Skis- Test Reports by William Grout                        pg.97

Boots for Fun- Test Reports by John Henry Auran                      pg.109

Bindings Performance Report: The Burt II- New Version of the

Retractable by Carl Ettlinger                                                pg.170

Update on the Golden Spike Empire by Carol Feder, Travel       pg.56

Looking in on Canada’s Marathon by Linda Bauer-Isabelle, Travel    pg.76

Update on Glen Ellen by Tamsin Venn, Travel, Ski Areas           pg.78

Copper Mountain Serendipity- Colorado, Ski Areas

by William Grout                                                                   pg.81

Lech/ Zurs: For Serious Skiers- A Visit to the Vorarlberg, Travel

Ski Areas by John Skow                                                       pg.101

Exploring the Laurentians- Canada, Ski Areas by Allan Pospisil pg.144

Surprising Sugarloaf- Maine, Ski Areas by Patricia Langan        pg.176

Areas in Your Region                                                                      pg.225

Tips for Family Racers with Hank Kashiwa, Instruction              pg.52

Playing with Counterslopes with Corky Fowler                             pg.60

Spice Up Your Mogul Runs- Four Ways to Ski the Bumps

by Max Lundberg                                                                  pg.87

King of the Mountain- Skiing picks Harold “Hoover” Austin as the

Top Skier at Sugarbush                                                        pg.26

A Brush with Death- Californian Avalanche by Tom Dongo       pg.142

What’s New in X-C Gear? by John Henry Auran                         pg.185

The Trail Blazers- Cross-Country Apparel, Fashion, Skiwear

by Barbara Alley                                                                   pg.192

Sharpen Your X-C Skills by John Caldwell                                  pg.196

Ski Touring Down on the Farm- Green Mountain by John Skow         pg.198

 

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January 1979

Update: The Healthy Life in Aspen by Linda Cross, Colorado,

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.133

Update on Burke Mountain by Tamsin Venn                               pg.40

Looking in on Breckenridge’s Telemark Fest by William Grout   pg.50

First Out of Denver- Front Range Skiing by Linda Cross             pg.61

A Schladming Sampler- South of Salzburg is an Area Combining

Cross-Country, Alpine and Ski Mountaineering by John Skow  pg.86

They Ski in Pennsylvania- Don’t they? by Dinah Witchel             pg.104

Tips For Family Racers with Hank Kashiwa, Instruction             pg.18

Skimming Over the Moguls with Corky Fowler                            pg.38

Taming the Hard Stuff- How to Handle Ice without a Pick

by Mike Hickey                                                                      pg.73

How Good Are Your Old Bindings? by Carl Ettlinger                 pg.119

The Terrors of Tiny Liechtenstein by James Major                      pg.69

Abbi! Portrait of US SKi Team Powerhouse Abbi Fisher

by Nick Howe                                                                         pg.81

Whatever Happened to Freestyle? A Former Competitior Wonders

by Pat Karnik                                                                        pg.94

Do It Yourself Skiwear—Making Your Own by Margo Landrum

Fashion                                                                                   pg.128

King of the Mountain- Skiing Picks Jens Husted as Vail’s Top Skier    pg.24

Ski Tour of a Threatened Wilderness- Minnesota’s Boundary

Waters Area by Allan Pospisil                                              pg.111

 

February 1979

Tips for Family Racers with HankKashiwa, Instruction               pg.19

Do the Mogul Kip by Corky Fowler                                               pg.39

Hip and Knee Angulation by Olle Larsson and James Major      pg.52

Powder Made Easy by Max Lundberg                                          pg.61

How to Ski with Your Youngster by Karen Schiesser, Children   pg.92

Arizona Snow Bowl: Religion vs. Skiing by William Grout          pg.22

Looking In on Blackjack by Linda Bauer-Isabelle                        pg.24

Update on Whistler- Travel, Ski Areas by Robert Morrow           pg.47

New Mexico Magic by WIlliam Grout, Travel, Ski Areas             pg.54

Alpe d’Huez: La Station Complete- Why they Should Have Had the

Grenoble Olympics Here by Al Greenberg                           pg.76

The Go-Go South by Allan Pospisil                                                pg.83

News of Areas in Your Region                                                        pg.113

King of the Mountain— Boone Lennon, Sun Valley’s Top Skier pg.34

The Green Mountain Boys- The US X-C Ski Team’s Forceful

Foursome by John Skow                                                       pg.95

Mount Holyoke’s Instant Ski Team- Surprising Story of a College

Ski Team’s Start by Jean Valens Bullard                             pg.100

Ski Tuning Tips from the Racer Chasers- Hints from the Top

Pro Service Men by William Grout                                       pg.68

How to Pick a Rental Shop by Carl Ettlinger                                pg.89

 

September 1979

Skis 1980- Test Reports on  Sport and Racing Models

by William Grout                                                                   pg.98

Boots 1980 by John Henry Auran                                                  pg.106

Bindings 1980 by Carl Ettlinger                                                     pg.112

Poles and Accessories 1980 by Colette O’Conner                           pg.116

Skiwear USA- In an Olympic Year, a Choice of US Fashions

by Barbara Alley                                                                   pg.124

Update on Steamboat by Carol Feder, Travel, Ski Areas             pg.54

Update on Stowe by Tim Petrick, Vermont, Travel, Ski Areas     pg.68

Return to Taos- New Mexico, Ski Areas, Travel by Al Greenberg         pg.91

Ski the Alps- Europe, Ski Areas, Travel                                         pg.163

Essentially Smugglers’- Vermont’s Smugglers’ Notch, Ski Areas  pg.183

Skiing Tip for Family Racers- A Free Skiing Drill for Fall Training

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                              pg.36

How to Get Up From a Fall- Demonstrated by Tim Petrick

Instruction                                                                              pg.56

Watch Your Weight- Where Should You Stand on Your Skis?

by Jim Isham                                                                         pg.62

Jogging With a Twist- Conditioning Tips, Exercise

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.63

Mind Over Skis by Carl Wilgus                                                      pg.82

Skiing Tip for Teaching Children by Steve Smith                         pg.88

The Lessons of Interski- US Ski Teaching Ranks Among World’s

Best by Al Greenberg                                                             pg.154

On Skis: A Personal History- Equipment Buff Recalls the Days of

Segmented Edges by Nicholas Howe                                     pg.152

Christa Kinshofer- The Female Stenmark? Competition

by James Major                                                                     pg.32

The 1978-79 Season in Review- Photo Highlights                          pg.132

Braa Humbug! Cross-Country Gets a World Cup and a Nordic Ace

Makes a Comeback by John Caldwell                                  pg.137

The World Cup Unlucky 13th- Walcher and Stenmark

by James Major                                                                     pg.138

The Pros: Arnold, Forland Does It Again by William Grout        pg.142

Racing Bib Fever- Citizen Racers Wax Enthusiastic In More Races

than Ever by John Henry Auran                                          pg.144

Tamara Who? Tamara McKinney by Nicholas Howe                  pg.149

 

October 1979

Update on Jay Peak by Carol Feder, Ski Areas                             pg.40

Update on Winter Park by William Grout                                     pg.49

Update on Telemark by John Henry Auran                                  pg.92

Where To Ski: The Hottest Cold Spots- Report on 70 of the Best

Resorts in Canada and US                                                    pg.105

Voyage to Jupiter- Park City, Ski Areas by Allan Pospisil            pg.129

Hunter Has It All- Hunter Mountain, Catskills, New York

by Robert Morrow                                                                 pg.138

A Traveler in the Montafon- Vorarlberg, Europe by John Skow pg.142

Where To Ski In Your Region                                                        pg.229

Skiwear: The Texture of 1980- Fashion by Barbara Alley            pg.192

Racing Skis 1980 by William Grout                                               pg.198

Bindings Performance Report: The Tyrolia 60 Series

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.203

Christian Orlainsky- The Next Stenmark? by Olle Larsson and

James Major, Competition                                                    pg.188

How to Get Up From a Fall by Tim Petrick, Instruction               pg.52

Skiing Tip for Family Racers- How to Set a Practice Course

by Hank Kashiwa                                                                  pg.56

Board Games for Leg Strength- Conditioning, Exercise

by Tage Pedersen                                                                   pg.61

Mind Over Skis by Carl Wilgus                                                      pg.78

Ski With Your Feet by Peter Seigel                                                 pg.98

Skiing Tip for Teaching Children- How the “Magic Turning Buttons”

Can Help Kids Ski by Barb Roylance                                  pg.102

What Alpine Skiers Can Learn From Cross-Country

by Horst Abraham and Clint Roberts                                  pg.181

The Best of the Ski Cars- New Front Wheel Drives by Rich Taylor       pg.81

Getting There- Does a Lady Risk Her Virtue Traveling on a Ski

Train? by Nicholas Howe                                                      pg.149

 

November 1979 (Unclear Copy)

Update on Sun Valley by John Henry Auran                                pg.38

Looking In On Mont Tremblant by Allan Pospisil                        pg.64

Looking In On Boyne Country by …Harbine                                pg.97

The Pleasures of Keystone- Colorado Resorts, Ski Areas

by Tamsin Venn                                                                     pg.105

The New Mt. Snow by Peter Bodo                                                  pg.132

…On the Clouds- La Plagne and Les Arcs, French Alps, Europe

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.179

New of Areas In Your Region                                                         pg.249

Skiing Tip for Teaching Children  by …Lawrence                        pg.35

…Fitness- Sit Ups by Tage Pedersen, Conditioning, Exercise         pg.60

How to Get Up From a Fall by Tim Petrick, Instruction               pg.74

Mind Over Skis by Carl Wilgus                                                      pg.98

…Steps to Efficient Skiing by Horst Abraham, Instruction           pg.113

Tug of War for Better Skiing by Horst Abraham                         pg.228

AnneMarie Moser, Downhill Extraordinaire- Leading Olympic

Contender by Olle Larsson and James Major, Competition         pg.46

The Road to the Olympics- Painting by Cecile Johnson                pg.170

Sport Skis 1980- Report by William Grout                                    pg.142

Skiwear: The Shape of 1980 Fashion by Barbara Alley               pg.164

Boots for Women by John Henry Auran                                       pg.172

The Salomon 626 by Carl Ettlinger                                                pg.209

Cross-Country at the Crossroads- Better Waxless Skis, 50mm Boots

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.189

A Grand Tour of Jackson- Alpine Caliber Vertical in

New Hampshire’s X-C Wonderland by John Skow            pg.198

Action Knits for X-C—Skiwear, Fashion by Barbara Alley         pg.206

Rip Van Winkle in the Space Age- Awakening to Sleek new Gear

A Lace-Boot Devotee is Born by Nicholas Howe                  pg.218

 

 

December 1979 (Partially Unclear on Copy)

Update on Killington by Robert Morrow, Ski Areas                                pg.36

Update on Squaw Valley by Dinah Witchel, Ski Areas                            pg.73

Portrait of Aspen by Nicholas Howe, Colorado, Ski Areas                      pg.97

…Once and Future…Expanded Look at Reshaping this New

Hampshire Resort by Al Greenberg                                              pg.128

…Turntable of the Alps- Europe, Ski Areas by Tamsin Venn                 pg.152

Where to Ski in Your Region                                                           pg.219

Skiing Tip for Family…Shaving Your Time Through the Gates

by Hank Kashiwa                                                                            pg.32

How to Get Up From a Fall by Tim Petrick, Instruction                          pg.40

…True Bar for a True…Base- Fine Tuning Skis for Competition

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                                        pg.80

Mind Over Skis- How to Handle Stress and Fear While Skiing

by Carl Wilgus, Instruction                                                   pg.84

…Snow Warm Up- Conditioning Tips by Tage Pedersen                         pg.92

How to Enjoy Powder by Horst Abraham, Instruction                            pg.117

Looking In On USSA National Ski Week by WIlliam Grout                  pg.38

A Skier’s Christmas- Gifts by Carol Feder                                                pg.110

Showdown at Whiteface- In the Pre-Olympic GS at Lake Placid,

Ingemar Stenmark faced Competition from World Cup Winner

Peter Luscher by Olle Larsson and James Major                          pg.103

Holly Comes of Age- Downhiller Holly Flanders, Competition

by Nicholas Howe                                                                            pg.147

Recreational Skis 1980- Lab Tests on 18 Easy Turners

by William Grout                                                                            pg.132

Boots for Faster Skiing- Test Reports and Guide to Finding the

Right One for You by John Henry Auran                                     pg.158

Skiwear: The Colors of 1980, Fashion by Barbara Alley                         pg.172

Bindings Performance Report: The New Spademan Line

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                             pg.178

1980's

January 1980 (Partially Unclear on Copy)

Skis 1980- Children’s Skis by William Grout                                           pg.90

Boots 1980- Children’s Boots by John Henry Auran                               pg.92

Skiwear: Classy Looks for Kids, Fashion by Barbara Alley and

Hollis Brooks                                                                          pg.95

…Back-  Motivation, Hard Work and Superior Medical Care

Return our Injured Racers to the Slopes

by Nicholas Howe                                                                           pg.86

The Road to the Olympics- ’76 Olympic Star (?) Painting by

Cecile Johnson                                                                       pg.108

Update on Sugarbush by Robert Morrow, Ski Areas                     pg.42

Update on the Holmenkollen by John Henry Auran                               pg.58

…Appeal- Colorado Giant, Ski Areas by Linda Harbine                         pg.65

Triple Threat in… Vermont-… Okemo, and Pico by Daniel Ford

Ski Areas                                                                                pg.81

…at Val Senales- Tyrol Resort, Europe, Ski Areas

by Allan Pospisil                                                                              pg.100

Where to Ski In Your Region                                                           pg.131

How to Get Up From a Fall by Tim Petrick, Instruction                          pg.34

The Pole Stretch- Loosen Up for More Relaxed Skiing

by Tage Pedersen, Instruction                                                pg.39

Skiing Tip for Family Racers- How and When to Plant Your Pole

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                                        pg.50

Skiing Tip for Teaching Children- “Peanut Butter and Jelly

Turns” by Kristin Lawrence                                                          pg.56

Mind Over Skis- How to Stop Trying and Ski Better by Carl Wilgus

Instruction                                                                             pg.63

How to Ski Moguls with Style by Horst Abraham, Instruction               pg.73

Running Devil’s Thumb- Near Winter Park, Colorado, Touring

Hideaway for Serious Racers and Vacationers

by Allan Pospisil, Cross-Country Skiing Areas                    pg.110

X-C Skiwear: Multi Purpose Poplins, Fashion by Barbara Alley            pg.116

For a Different Vacation Try Cross-Country- What to Look for

When Planning a Touring Holiday by Marlyn Doan                    pg.119

 

 

February 1980(Partially Cut off Copy) Olympics Special

Ready, Set-…Starting Gate, Photo by Kelly/ Russell                                 pg.97

Lake Placid: Olympic Town, Watercolor art by Cecile Johnson,AWS   pg.100

The First Lake Placid Olympics by Nicholas Howe                                  pg.102

The TV Olympics- What You’ll See and When                                        pg.106

The Postal Olympics- Stamps Honoring the Winter Games

by John Henry Auran                                                            pg.110

The Alpine Courses- Whiteface Mountain by Billy Kidd                         pg.112

Men’s Downhill: It’s Anybody’s Race- Ken Read Could Be the

Favorite                                                                                 pg.118

Women’s Downhill: Moser’s the Choice, Cindy’s the Hope

Annemarie Moser and Cindy Nelson                                              pg.120

Men’s GS: Stenmark and the Gods of Chance                                         pg.122

Women’s GS: A German Specialty? Kinshofer and Maria Epple           pg.126

Men’s Slalom: Stenmark…and Then? Upset is Possible, But

Unlikely                                                                                 pg.130

Women’s Slalom: It’s Almost a Lottery- Hanni Wenzel                           pg.134

Jumping, Combined, Biathalon by John Henry Auran                          pg.140

Cross- Country by John Caldwell                                                   pg.142

The US Olympic Ski Team- Sketches of US Team Members Likely

to Compete at Lake Placid                                                     pg.151

The US Medalists- There Have Been Some Skiing Greats Going for

the Olympic Metal for the US by Nicholas Howe                           pg.157

The Trivia Olympics- More than you Ever Wanted to Know About the

Winter Olympics                                                                              pg.163

The Technical Olympics- Modern Technology at the Olympics

by Paul Gordon                                                                               pg.170

Skiing Tip for Family Racers- How Proper Body Position Helps You

Ease Through the Gates by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction               pg.32

Exercises for Fast Recoveries- How to Hasten Your Return to the

Slopes by Tage Pedersen, Instruction, Conditioning                     pg.40

Mind Over Skis- Break Through  Mid Season Blahs by Carl Wilgus     pg.52

How to Get Up From a Fall by Tim Petrick, Instruction                          pg.56

Cycle Your Turns by Peter Siegel, Instruction                                          pg.62

How to Ski the Steep by Horst Abraham, Instruction                    pg.81

Update on Telluride by William Grout, Ski Areas                                   pg.36

Looking in On Grand Targhee by John Henry Auran                            pg.42

Update on Cannon Mountain by Tamsin Venn                             pg.46

Update on Big Sky by Linda Harbine                                                      pg.54

Three in BC- Red, Tod and Panorama by Tamsin Venn                         pg.64

Where to Ski In Your Region                                                           pg.181

Looking in on the Black Summit by John Henry Auran                         pg.48

Racing as it Was- “Old Days” of Racing by Nicholas Howe                             pg.71

Olympic Racers’ Feet Hurt, Too- AT the Pre-Olympics

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                              pg.91

 

Spring 1980

What You Can Learn From the Olympic Racers by Billy Kidd              pg.33

Update on Timberline by WIlliam Grout                                        pg.26

Mammoth is for Locals by William Grout, Ski Areas                              pg.38

There Are No Spectators at Red Lodge- Ski Camp by Nicholas Howe   pg.44

Summer Ski Camps ’80- Guide by Tamsin Venn                                     pg.53

Mountains Mit Schlag- SKi Mountaineering in Austria’s

Silvretta Range by John Skow                                                       pg.71

Rite of Spring at Mont Ste.-Anne by Allan Pospisil                                 pg.84

Think Sommer-Ski- Zermatt, Switzerland, Ski Areas, Europe

by Jean Bradshaw                                                                           pg.96

Looking in on Marmot Basin by Tamsin Venn                              pg.105

The 21st Century Binding- Industry Experts Discuss the Binding

of Tomorrow by Carl Ettlinger                                                      pg.100

Skiing Tip for Family Racers- How to Fininsh a Turn

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                                       pg.16

Shape Up- Jumping Rope, Conditioning, Exercise by Tage Pedersen     pg.20

How to Get Up from a Fall by Dave Ingram                                            pg.28

The Subtle Skills of Unweighting by Max Lundberg                               pg.59

Mind Over Skis- Transcendental Skiing by Carl Wilgus                         pg.91

Ball Games on Skis by Robb Pigg                                                   pg.104

Do the Wedge Hop- An Exercise to Develop Edging and Balance

by Jim Isham                                                                         pg.111

The Greening of Ski Racing- Where the Money Comes From

and Who Gets What on the World and European Cup

Circuits by James Major                                                                pg.79

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September 1980

Skiwear: Styles that Shine by Hollis Brooks                                             pg.72

The New Skis- More Racing Models by William Grout                           pg.78

The New Boots- Ultra High Models by John Henry Auran                     pg.88

The New Bindings- Line by Line Review by Carl Ettlinger                     pg.98

The New Poles by Kathryn Gross                                                    pg.106

Sun Valley: The Magic Lives On by Nicholas Howe, Ski Areas              pg.51

Sugarbush Stretches the Season by Al Greenberg, Ski Areas                  pg.110

Update on Killington by Dinah Witchel                                                    pg.148

Update on Jackson Hole by William Grout                                              pg.154

Looking in on Whiteface After the Games by John Henry Auran          pg.160

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- Warming Up by Hank Kashiwa

Instruction                                                                              pg.44

Skiing Tip for Safety- How to Avoid Trouble On Cat Tracks

by Max Lundberg, Instruction                                                       pg.48

The Billy Kidd Dry Land Tune Up Caper- How to Make Turns

Without Snow by Billy Kidd, Instruction                                      pg.63

Sharpen Your SKills on a Ski Deck by WIlliam Grout                            pg.117

Squirt Your Turns by Jim Isham, Instruction                                          pg.158

An Olympics to Remember- How Stenmark, Stock, Moser, and Wenzel

Garnered the Golds, by James Major, Competition            pg.124

Team Wenzel Takes the World Cup by James Major, Competition       pg.134

The Nordics: Younger, Tougher, Closer by John Henry Auran             pg.140

Freestyle Comes of Age-Again- This Year’s FIS Sanctioned

World Cup Could Change the Face of Freestyle

by Daniel Ford, Hotdoggers                                                  pg.145

 

October 1980

How Phil Mahre Won His Silver- Photo Analysis of Phil’s Run

at Lake Placid by James Major                              pg.180

Update on Squaw Valley by Tamsin Venn, Ski Areas                    pg.48

Update on Copper Mountain by William Grout, Ski Areas, Colorado   pg.58

Looking in on Hunter Mountain, by John Henry Auran, Catskill

Mountains, New York, Ski Areas                                          pg.60

Where to Ski: The Peak Experience- A Ski Vacationer’s Guide

to US and Canadian Ski Areas                                                       pg.87

Serendipity at Snowbird, Utah, Ski Areas by Nicholas Howe                  pg.119

A New Chapter at Stowe- To Celebrate its 40th- New Lift,

More Snowmaking by Tamsin Venn                                              pg.129

The Sunny Side of the Matterhorn- Cervinia, Alps, Ski Areas

by Allan Pospisil                                                                              pg.136

Where to Ski in Your Region                                                           pg.203

Skiwear ’81: Classics in Color- Shot in Telluride, Colorado

Fashion by Hollis Brooks                                                                pg.142

Racing Skis 1981- Reports on High Speed Skiing Models

by WIlliam Grout                                                                            pg.148

Fast Boots by John Henry Auran                                                    pg.164

Bindings Performance Report: New From France- Look and

Salomon by Carl Ettlinger                                                    pg.177

The Pros: Getting Richer and Richer- Last Season Prize was over

One Million Dollars by William Grout                                          pg.170

How Phil Mahre Won His Silver- Photo Analysis of Phil’s Run

at Lake Placid by James Major                                                      pg.180

What It Takes to be a Great Ski Racer by Billy Kidd                              pg.190

Ski Blind to Learn Body Awareness by Scott Singleton, Tip                   pg.25

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- Quick Starts by Hank Kashiwa

Instruction                                                                              pg.46

Mind Over Skis- Getting Mentally Ready to Ski by Carl Wilgus            pg.52

Round Turns for Moguls by Jim Isham, Instruction                               pg.85

How to Make Your Skis Turn by Horst Abraham, Instruction               pg.154

Skiing Tip For Safety- Carrying Your Skis with Care

by Max Lundberg                                                                           pg.197

 

 

November 1980

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- The Ready Position

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                                        pg.28

How to Get Off a Chair by Dave Sanctuary, Chairlifts                           pg.44

Ski One Legged on the Flats by Scott Singleton, Instruction                   pg.56

Mind Over Skis- Making Your Lift Time More Valuable

by Carl Wilgus                                                                                pg.62

How to Edge Your Skis by Horst Abraham                                             pg.116

Skiing Tip For Safety- Slow Speed Areas by Max Lundberg                  pg.155

How to Build Confidence in the Bumps- Mogul Skiing

by Billy Kidd                                                                         pg.157

Design Your Own Training Schedule by Tage Pedersen

Conditioning                                                                          pg.175

Sharpen Your Short Swing by Jim Isham                                                pg.203

Skiwear ’81: Winning Looks for Citizen Racers, Fashion

by Hollis Brooks                                                                              pg.108

Sport Skis ’81- Models For Cruising, Bumps and Powder

by William Grout                                                                            pg.164

Men’s Recreational Boots by John Henry Auran                                     pg.180

Bindings Performance Report: The Geze Line by Carl Ettlinger             pg.186

The Ground Swell of Citizens’ Racing- Racing Fever Is Proving

Contagious by John Henry Auran                                       pg.91

An Equitable Family Ski Challenge Journal- A Family Goes to the

National Finals by Kurt Ulrich, Competition                                 pg.103

How Stock Won His Gold by James Major                                              pg.128

Looking In On Waterville Valley’s World Cup by Nicholas Howe                   pg.58

Update On Beaver Creek by Tamsin Venn, Ski Areas                             pg.60

Update On Crystal Mountain by John Henry Auran                              pg.64

Holiday at Banff- Canada, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg                           pg.67

Shhh- Winter Park is a Secret by John Skow, Colorado, Ski Areas        pg.134

Stratton Goes Double by Robert Morrow                                       pg.170

Where To Ski In Your Region                                                                   pg.213

 

 

 

 

December 1980

A Small Ski Lesson for Small Skiers- Illustrated Tips for

Children by Jebbie Brown                                                    pg.116

Junior Skis 1981 by William Grout                                                 pg.118

Boots 1981- Children’s Boots, What to Look For

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.124

Bindings 1981- Kids’ Models by Carl Ettlinger                               pg.135

Skiwear ’81: Lively Looks for Kids- Junior Fashion

by Hollis Brooks                                                                    pg.142

Gifts for the Skier Who Has (Almost) Everything

by Dinah Witchel                                                                             pg.150

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- How to Accelerate on the Flats

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                                        pg.24

Mind Over Skis- How to Start a Skiing Day by Carl Wilgus                   pg.26

Skiing Tip for Safety- Exercise Care When Jumping

by Max Lundberg, Instruction                                                       pg.33

Keep Your Hands In Front in the Moguls by Dave Sanctuary                pg.40

The Pole Plant: Your Key To Better Turns by Billy Kidd

Instruction                                                                              pg.43

Ski Frisbee by Scott Singleton                                                          pg.81

How to Control Pressure on Your Skis by Horst Abraham                     pg.157

Unbuckle for Snaky Turns by Jim Isham, Instruction                            pg.177

Smoothing it in the Sawtoooths- A Leonard Cross Country

Expedition by Linda Harbine                                                        pg.9?

X-C Gear with an Alpine Touch- The Telemark Turn is Helping

to Set New Equipment Trends by John Henry Auran                  pg.10?

X-C Skiwear ’81: Going for Bold by Hollis Brooks, Fashion

Cross Country                                                                        pg.10?

How to Teach Kids to Ski Cross Country by Marlyn Doan                    pg.11?

How Annemarie Moser Won Her Gold by James Major, Competition   pg.8?

The Perils of Pete Patterson- A Profile of the US Ski Team’s

Most Successful Downhiller                                                   pg.16?

Update on Snowmass by William Grout, Ski Areas                                 pg.3?

Looking In on Indianhead by Nicholas Howe                                          pg.3?

Steamboat Will Surprise You- Colorado, Ski Areas

by William Grout                                                                            pg.8?

A Smuggler in Ischgl- Austria, Resorts, Ski Areas by John Skow           pg.9?

Journey to the Northeast Kingdom- Jay Peak and Burke Mtn.,

Vermont, Ski Areas by Allan Pospisil                                            pg.14?

 

January/ Holiday 1981

Stenmark: The Early Days by Ingemar Stenmark, Tarnaby                            pg.42

Ingemar Stems! He Proved the Importance of Independent Leg

Action by James Major                                                                  pg.45

The Incredible Art of Downhill Racing by Billy Kidd                              pg.101

The Courage of Christin by Nicholas Howe                                             pg.123

Looking In on Park City by Nicholas Howe                                             pg.36

Franconia: Then and Now- New Hampshire, Ski Areas

by Nicholas Howe                                                                 pg.49

Tracking the Mad Wolf and Other Adventures- Big Ski, Ski Areas

by Allan Pospisil                                                                              pg.88

A Traveler in the Three Valleys- Savoie Region in the French

Alps by John Skow                                                               pg.96

Looking in on Vernon Valley/ Great Gorge by Dinah Witchel,

New Jersey, Ski Areas                                                            pg.120

Update on Mad River Glen by Gregory Stone                                pg.126

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- How to Ski a Dual Race

by Hank Kashiwa                                                                            pg.26

Low Hands for Better Balance by Jim Isham, Instruction                       pg.30

Skiing Tip for Safety by Max Lundberg                                         pg.32

Mind Over Skis- How to Develop a Positive Mental Attitude

by Carl Wilgus                                                                                 pg.40

What Adult Skiers Can Learn From Children by Horst Abraham         pg.81

Improve Ski- Agility the Ski Team Way- Foot- Eye Coordination

by Charles Dillman                                                                pg.118

Skiwear ’81: Stretch Pants Are Back by Hollis Brooks, Fashion             pg.104

Bindings Performance Report: The New Marker Line

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                             pg.106

Women’s Boots by John Henry Auran                                                     pg.110

Recreational Skis 1981 by William Grout                                       pg.114

 

 

February 1981

Stenmark: Why I’ll Never Race Downhill- Tells Why

Slalom and GS Victories Are Enough for him                     pg.51

The Wind From the East- The Communist Nations May soon be

Dominant in Alpine Skiing by James Major                        pg.83

Heidi- Profile of Heidi Preuss by Nicholas Howe                            pg.87

Looking In On Taos by Tamsin Venn, New Mexico, Ski Areas    pg.20

Update on Sugarloaf by Daniel Ford                                             pg.40

A Magnet Called Crested Butte, Colorado, Resorts, Ski Areas

by William Grout                                                                   pg.54

Pain and Pleasure on the Haute Route, Alps, Europe

by AL Greenberg                                                                  pg.68

Bindings 1981: Mountaineering Designs by Carl Ettlinger           pg.77

How Ski Length Affects Performance by Bard Glenne                 pg.91

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- Use the Ruts to Best Advantage

by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                                              pg.18

Skiing Tip for Safety- Off Limit Signs by Max Lundberg            pg.22

Getting Started In Deep Snow by Jay Abbot                                 pg.26

Mind Over Skis- Conserving Energy on the Slopes by Carl Wilgus       pg.36

What to Do For Cold Hands by John Jerome                               pg.43

Ski With Your Body and Your Mind by Horst Abraham            pg.61

The Importance of Making Round Turns by Billy Kidd              pg.80

 

Spring 1981

Stenmark: “To Win, I Have to Get Angry!” by Ingemar Stenmark      pg.52

A Good Run at Bend- Bob Beattie’s Summer Race Camp

by Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.58

Summer Ski Camps ’81- Where to Go, What’s Taught, What It Costs

by  Deborah Cooper                                                              pg.64

My Favorite Spots for Summer Skiing by Billy Kidd                    pg.68

What Are the Ski Researchers Up To Now? Making Gear Safer

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.88

Ski Tuning for Fun- Mammoth Mountain Pro Shows How

by Ed Cereda                                                                         pg.90

Skiing Tip for Citizen Racers- How to Accelerate Across the

Finish Line by Hank Kashiwa, Instruction                          pg.16

Edge With the Entire Leg by Jim Isham, Instruction                    pg.23

Putting Your Skis Back On In Deep Powder by Scott Singleton   pg.27

Mind Over Skis- How to Beat Late Season Burnout by Carl Wilgus     pg.33

How to Cut the Crud by Doug Kinne                                            pg.84

Technique: Stenmark vs. Wenzel by James Major, Competition  pg.49

Who Makes the Team? How Science has Entered the Picture to

Determine Advantages to Being Selected for a

National Ski Team by James Major                                     pg.54

Update on Keystone by Dinah Witchel                                           pg.20

Looking in on Lutsen by Nicholas Howe                                       pg.22

If It’s Spring, This Must Be…Alpine Meadows- Lake Tahoe

Resorts, Ski Areas by Tamsin Venn                                      pg.35

The Maine Thing by Daniel Ford, Ski Areas                                 pg.41

Lost! When Sierra Sunshine Gives Way to a Blinding Storm

by Tom Dongo                                                                       pg.81

 

September 1982

Skiwear: Suit Up to Ski! Fashion by Hollis Brooks                       pg.143

Skis: Gearing Up for Longer Turns- New GS Models

by William Grout                                                                  pg.148

Boots: It’s In the Details by John Henry Auran                             pg.158

Bindings: Easier Release for Combined Loads- New Ways to

Compensate for Friction by Carl Ettlinger                           pg.162

Update On Alpine Meadows by Doug Pfeiffer, Ski Areas             pg.48

Looking In On Passo Stelvio by Al Greenberg                              pg.52

Go Ahead, Deer Valley, Pamper Me- Utah, SKi Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.75

Loose in the Monashees by William Grout                                     pg.110

A Mountain of Character- Mt. Snow by Nicholas Howe               pg.170

How to Turn Around: The Ski Flop by Walt Chauner                 pg.54

The Fundamentals of Racing: The First Time Racer by Billy Kidd       pg.107

Are You Fit to Ski? by Brian Lowdon                                           pg.186

Ski In Your Living Room- Exercises, Conditioning

by Horst Abraham                                                                pg.189

Alpine World Cup: It Was Phil’s Year- Phil Mahre by James Major    pg.82

Steve’s Gold Medal Run at Schladming- Photo Analysis by

James Major                                                                          pg.86

FIS Alpine World Championships- Steve Mahre, Christin Cooper,

and Cindy Nelson by James Major                                       pg.88

The Pros: Who’s On First? by Dinah Witchel                                pg.96

Nordic World Cup: Skate, Kochie, Skate! Bill Koch and

Effective New technique by John Henry Auran                   pg.102

Stenmark: “I Like to Win Big” by Ingemar Stenmark                 pg.94

 

 

October 1982

’83: Year of the Skiers’ Choice- Survey of Vital Statistics on Over

70 Major Ski Resorts                                                             pg.59

Cheater’s Heaven- Heavenly Valley, Ski Areas by Allan Pospisil pg.89

Mt. Mansfield: Tough But Civilized- Stowe, Vermont, Ski Areas

By Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.97

A Maiden Violated, A Killer Downhill, and 007- Switzerland’s

Jungfrau Region, Lauberhorn by Al Greenberg                 pg.114

Looking In On Stratton by Richard Kahl                                     pg.36

Looking In On A Lathrop Racing Camp at Waterville Valley

By Richard Kahl                                                                    pg.40

Update on Blackcomb by Tamsin Venn                                         pg.42

Where To Ski In Your Region                                                        pg.213

How to Turn Around: The Pinwheel- Instruction by Walt Chauner     pg.32

Back to the Stem for Better Skiing- Instruction by Jens Husted and

Chris Ryman                                                                          pg.104

Winning Technique on a Citizens’ Course- Competition Basics

by Billy Kidd                                                                          pg.125

Definitions:

Inclination/ Angulation- Vocabulary of Ski Instructors

By Horst Abraham                                                           pg.186

Mind Over Skis- Control Your Breathing by Denise McCluggage         pg.191

Skiwear ’83: Red, White, and Bright- Fashion by Hollis Brooks  pg.130

Slalom Skis ‘83- Test Reports by William Grout                           pg.134

A Close Look at Six Racing Boots by John Henry Auran            pg.151

The New Tyrolias- Bindings Report by Carl Ettlinger                  pg.157

 

November 1982

Loon: Can this Be Family Skiing? New Hampshire, Ski Areas

By John Henry Auran                                                           pg.86

Great Ski Town­— Park City-Text by Al Greenberg, Watercolor Art

By Cecile Johnson                                                                  pg.90

Breckenridge in the Big Time- Colorado, Ski Areas by William Grout pg.123

Enter Panorama- Canada, Ski Areas by John Skow                    pg.152

C’est La Vie- C’est La Gastronomie! Dining and Skiing in the

Laurentians, Canada, Ski Areas by Daniel Ford                 pg.189

With the Gods at Parnassus- Greek Skiing Adventures

By Tony Roberts                                                                    pg.206

Looking In On Action Week at Sugarbush by Nicholas Howe     pg.80

Looking In On Keystone/ Arapahoe- Colorado, Ski Areas

By Richard Kahl                                                                    pg.196

Where To Ski In Your Region                                                        pg.231

Sport Skis ’83 by William Grout                                                    pg.128

6 Boots for Good Recreational Skiers- Test Results and Fitting

Tips by John Henry Auran                                                   pg.159

St. Moritz Ski Chic- Elegant Skiwear by Hollis Brooks, Fashion  pg.168

Bindings Performance Report: The Saloman ’37 Line

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.175

A Stingy Skier’s Guide to Savings by Bill Tanler                          pg.198

Definitions: Anticipation by Horst Abraham                                 pg.44

Ski Games Two Can Play- 8 Games to Play with a Partner to help

You Ski Better by the PSIA Ski Team                                  pg.108

Winning Technique for the Advanced Skier by Billy Kidd           pg.144

For Better Balance, Wall Yourself In- Instruction by  Dave Evers         pg.150

How to Turn Around- Instruction by Walt Chauner                    pg.186
A Lesson with Junior Bounous by Doug Pfeiffer                          pg.193

Mind Over Skis- The Power of “As If” by Denise McCluggage    pg.218

If It’s Friday, This Must Be Lenggries- Behind the Scenes with the US

Women’s Ski Team, by Nicholas Howe                                pg.101

Keep an Eye on Bryce- Citizen Racers Turn It On by Dinah Witchel    pg.182

 

December 1982

How to Ski With Your Child and Enjoy It by Mo Adamski             pg.86

Gifts ’83: Soft, Warm, and Wonderful                                          pg.104

Looking Back on Vail- History by Bob Parker, Colorado, Ski Areas    pg.42

Taos: A Special Place- New Mexico, Ski Areas, by Dinah Witchel         pg.51

On Skis in the Notch of the Smugglers- Vermont, Ski Areas

By Allan Pospisil                                                                    pg.96

Great Ski Towns—Aspen- Text by John Henry Auran and Watercolor

Art by Cecile Johnson                                                            pg.110

Don’t Tell a Soul- It’s Solden- Austrian Resort by Grace Lichtenstein   pg.154

Where To Ski In Your Region                                                        pg.201

Junior Racing Skis ’83 by William Grout                                      pg.81

Bindings for Your Child by Carl Ettlinger                                    pg.90

Skiwear fit for a Star- At the Park City Celebrity Event

Fashion by Hollis Brooks                                                       pg.115

6 Boots for First Time Buyers- Recreational Models

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.120 The Lightweight Markers by Carl Ettlinger                                                                                   pg.136 Choosing a Ski Rack for Your Car- Test Results by Carl Ettlinger                                       pg.142

My Favorite Ski Cars- 6 Top Vehicles by Rich Taylor                  pg.150

At Home With Erika- (Hess) Profile of the Swiss Triple World

Champion and World Cup Winner by James Major                   pg.58

The Kick Turn- Instruction by Walt Chauner                               pg.28

Definition: Sequential Leg Rotation by Horst Abraham               pg.64

Shaving Tenths of a Second Off Your Time- Competition Basics

By Billy Kidd                                                                         pg.131

A Lesson with Elissa Slanger (Founder of Woman’s Way)

By Doug Pfeiffer                                                                    pg.162

Anticipate with Matador Turns- Instruction by Jim Isham          pg.175

More Gates for Richer Skiing- Slalom Pole Combinations to Help

Recreational Skiers Improve Skills by Shawn Smith          pg.177

Mind Over Skis- Self Awareness Needn’t Mean Self Destruct

By Denise McCluggage                                                          pg.189

 

January 1983

Looking In On Kirkwood                                                                  pg.26

Skiing Sunny Side Up- French Alps Resort by Tamsin Venn       pg.51

Great Ski Towns— Sun Valley- Text by John Henry Auran

Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                                        pg.74

The Pleasures of Purgatory- Colorado, Ski Areas by Susan Heath        pg.88

Skiin’ South- East Coast, by Daniel Ford                                      pg.123

X-C ’83: Gearing Up For Downhill- The Waxless Revolution Glides

On, the Telemark Rage Continues to Blur Distinctions

Between Nordic and Alpine by Ray Gastil                           pg.106

Telemark Fever by David Sumner                                                  pg.112

Abroad in the Bush- Kwagama Lake, Northern Ontario, Backcountry

Skiing by Allan Pospisil                                                         pg.116

China Coach- China’s National Ski Team Coach John Norris of

Stratton, Maine by Nicholas Howe                                       pg.80

The Hop Turn- Instruction by Walt Chauner                               pg.24

How to Ski Powder- and Love It! Instruction by Paul Jones and

Jerry Warren                                                                         pg.67

The Fundamentals of Racing by Billy Kidd                                   pg.118

Mind Over Skis by Denise McCluggage                                         pg.132

Definition: Simultaneous Leg Rotation by Horst Abraham          pg.136

Recreational Skis ‘83- Test Reports by William Grout                  pg.60

5 Boots for Racing by John Henry Auran                                     pg.96

Stop and Go for It Red! Fashion, Skiwear by Hollis Brooks        pg.104

The Geze 950 by Carl Ettlinger                                                      pg.128

 

February 1983

Nature Leads the Way- Utah, Ski Areas, Photo Essay by Scott Nelson     pg.27

Backcountry Magic- Guide to the Places, Equipment and Experience

Of Hinterland Skiing by Hank Barlow                                pg.33

A Diamond As Big As Le Ritz- Mont Ste. Anne by Tamsin Venn          pg.52

A Taste of Piancavallo- Italy, Ski Areas by John Skow                pg.76

Update on Big Sky by Tamsin Venn                                              pg.22

Lookng In On Great Northern Snow Cat Skiing by Kerry McPhedran         pg.116

Ski Tuning for High Performance- a Test on How Tuning Procedures

Affect Various Skis by William Grout                                  pg.65

Poles Apart- Test Results by Carl Ettlinger                                    pg.82

6 More Boots for Fast Skiing- Test Results by John Henry Auran        pg.94

Look Again- Bindings by Carl Ettlinger                                        pg.109

How to Do a 360- Instruction by Jan Bucher                                pg.24

A New Way of Seeing- How To Use Mental Images to Improve Your

Skiing by Horst Abraham                                                     pg.43

The Wilt and Mickey Turn- Instruction by Walt Chauner           pg.81

For Top Speed, Try the White Pass Turn by Billy Kidd               pg.99

Check Out Your Body Language in the Bumps- Instruction by

By Hilary Engisch                                                                  pg.103

Use the Ski Tip as a Sensor by Jim Isham                                      pg.108

Definition: Jetting by Horst Abraham                                           pg.119

Color It Warm- Thermography Reveals How Skiers Get Cold

And Ways To Keep Warm by Charles Roberts Jr.              pg.74

Skiing Can Be Hazardous to Your Skin- Avoiding Ski Cancer

By Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.91

A Little Night Skiing- Cross Country Skiing at Night by Allan Pospisil          pg.114

 

Spring 1983

In Search of Speed at Snowbird- Snowbird’s Summer Racing Camp

By John Skow                                                                        pg.53

Summer Ski Camps- Annual Listing                                              pg.56

Copper Mountain Summer- What It’s Like to Vacation at a Ski Area

When There’s No Snow, Colorado, by William Grout        pg.85

Summer at the Ski Areas- Annual Listing of What Ski Areas Offer in the

Summer                                                                                  pg.92

Taking on Tuckerman- Mt. Washington, New Hampshire, Ski Areas

By Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.30

Definition: Carving/ Skidding by Horst Abraham                        pg.24

Taming the Short Radius Turn- Instruction by Jens Husted and

Chris Ryman                                                                          pg.38

Mind Over Skis by Denise McCluggage                                         pg.113

Six Fast Boots for Recreational Skiers by John Henry Auran      pg.104

Goggles and Sunglasses- How Good Are They? Test Results

On 52 Lenses by Carl Ettlinger                                             pg.108

Coming Of Age in a Starting Gate- Cindy Nelson of the US Ski Team

By Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.64

Downhill Racing by Billy Kidd                                                       pg.68

 

September 1983

Skiing’s ’84 Shopping Guide by Al Greenberg                                pg.83

Skiwear: Super Suits- Fashion by Hollis Brooks                            pg.84

Sport Skis ‘84- Test Results by William Grout                               pg.90

Bindings ’84 by Carl Ettlinger                                                        pg.100

Boots ’84 by John Henry Auran                                                    pg.106

Accessories by Carl Ettlinger                                                           pg.118

Update on Waterville Valley by Tamsin Venn                               pg.48

Great Ski Towns—Stowe, Vermont, Ski Areas, Text by Dinah Witchel

Watercolor art by Cecile Johnson                                         pg.113

First Tracks at Aspen- Photo Essay by John Kelly                        pg.124

The Many Faces of Louise- Canada, Ski Areas, Resorts

By Allan Pospisil                                                                    pg.132

The Many Uses of the Pole by Joe Waggoner                                pg.81

Skirobics- Ski Dek Techniques by William Grout                         pg.163

Skiing Quiz: Wide Wedge or Narrow? By Jim Isham with

Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                            pg.212

Inside Foot Under the Belly Button- Instruction by Jim Isham     pg.226

The Pros- Pro Racing Searches for TV while Norwegians Take Top

Purses, Competition by Dinah Witchel                                 pg.50

Pointing ‘em Down Velocity Peak- Trying for 130 MPH

By Peter Shelton                                                                     pg.53

Coming On Strong in an Off Year- US Nordic Atheletes Thrived

By John Henry Auran                                                           pg.64

Phil Does It Again! How Phil Mahre Almost Lost, then Regained

His Third Overall World Cup by Gregory Lewis                 pg.170

Tamara Does It Right! 1983 Women’s World Cup Champion

By Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.171

 

October 1983

Great Escapes- Reports on Over 70 Major North American Resorts         pg.83

A Fine Swiss Holiday- Crans-Montana by Al Greenberg              pg.100

Downhill Runner- A Top Marathoner and Cross Country Buff Finds

Alpine Skiing at Keystone/ Arapahoe Colorado

By Hal Higdon                                                                       pg.139

A Colorado Skier Skis New England by Hank Barlow                 pg.146

Chasing Powder in a Motorhome by Hank Barlow                      pg.152

The Pole as a Stabilizer by Joe Waggoner                                      pg.32

Report From Interski XII- US Telemarkers Stole the Show

By William Grout                                                                  pg.73

8 Games to Sharpen Your Senses- For Quicker Reaction Time

by Jonathan Jenkins                                                            pg.184

For Safety’s Sake, Exercise Your Bindings by Scott Singleton     pg.208

Skiing Quiz: Which Stance for Best Balance? By Jim Isham with

Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                            pg.217

On Course Colors- Fashion, Skiwear by Hollis Brooks                 pg.164

Recreational Skis- Test Results by William Grout                         pg.170

Geze Revamps Its Line by Carl Ettlinger                                       pg.178

Performance Boots- For Advanced Intermediates

By John Henry Auran                                                           pg.194

The Racing Classics- The Lauberhorn, Great Race Courses

By Billy Kidd                                                                         pg.38

 

November 1983

Great Ski Towns—Steamboat Springs- Text by Jeannie Patton

Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson                                        pg.83

A Proprietary Look at Sugarbush- Northern Vermont, Ski Areas

By John Skow                                                                        pg.95

Ticket to the Savoy- The Portes Du Soleil Ski Pass Gives Access

To 12 Areas on Both Sides of the French-Swiss Border

By Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.102

Utah Interconnected- Guided Tour Linking Five Wasatch Range

Resorts by William Grout                                                      pg.137

The New Sophisticates- Fashion, Skiwear by Hollis Brooks          pg.110

Ski Gear ‘84- GS Racing Skis- Test Results on 22 Giant Slalom

Models by William Grout                                                      pg.124

Bindings Performance Update- The Salomon Line by Carl Ettlinger    pg.144

Ski Gear ‘84- Racing Boots- Test Results and Tips for Foaming

By John Henry Auran                                                           pg.148

Camera Gear for the Skier-Photographer by Del Mulkey            pg.167

Bindings Performance Update- The Look Line by Carl Ettlinger          pg.181

Push the Tips Down in the Moguls- Instruction by Scott Singleton        pg.40

A Cure for the Intermediate Blues- Help for those Who Fear They’ll

Never Advance by Shawn Smith and Pat King                    pg.157

The Pole as a Sensor- Instruction by Joe Waggoner                      pg.194

Skiing Quiz: What’s the Best Way to Edge? By Jim Isham with

Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                            pg.200

‘Basically, You Challenge Them’ Philosophy of Bill Marolt, the

Man Behind the US Ski Team by Nicholas Howe                pg.171

Racing Classics: The Val Gardena Downhill- Great Race Courses

by Billy Kidd                                                                          pg.186

 

December 1983

High Tech/ High Touch- Computer Age Gifts                                   pg.96

Vail Comes of Age- Colorado, Resorts, Ski Areas by AL Greenberg     pg.85

Skiing the Great White Way- Hunter Mountain, New York, Catskill

Mountains, Ski Areas by Allan Pospisil                                pg.128

Going Wild in the Dolomites- Cortina’s Superski Pass, Italy, Ski Areas

By William Grout                                                                  pg.156

Skiing Quiz: Which Motion Increases Ski Pressure? By Jim Isham with

Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                            pg.50

Rhythm and Skiing- Instruction by Horst Abraham                    pg.135

Video Skiing- Home Video Ski Instruction Does Help, Guide to

What’s Available by William Grout                                     pg.200

The Pole as a Brake- Instruction by Joe Waggoner                       pg.208

Slalom Racing Skis- Test Results by William Grout                      pg.102

Bindings Performance Update- The Tyrolia Diagonal System

New Way to Handle Combined Loads by Carl Ettlinger    pg.125

Rear Entry Boots- Test Results by John Henry Auran                 pg.168

Bindings Performance Update- The Marker Line by Carl Ettlinger      pg.192

‘You Have to Be Ready’ Profile of John Atkins, US Women’s

Ski  Team Trainer by Nicholas Howe                                   pg.149

Racing Classics: The Hahnenkamm- Great Race Courses by Billy Kidd        pg.175

On Skis With the Over the Hill Gang- Over 50 Skiers, Ancient Skiers

By Linda Harbine Martin                                                     pg.184

 

January/ Holiday 1984

Boots: High Tech at $225- Test Results by John Henry Auran    pg.56

Two in the Fall Line- Sun Valley, Idaho, Ski Areas by Tamsin Venn    pg.48

A Salzburg Ski Circus- Austria’s Provinces, Europe, Ski Areas

By John Skow                                                                        pg.72

The Quebec Connection- Jay Peak, Vermont, Ski Areas

by Daniel Ford                                                                       pg.79

So Close to Texas- Sierra Blanca by Allan Pospisil                        pg.129

“When Should I Start My Child Skiing?” Some Guidelines

by Caron MacLane                                                                pg.97

Kids Need Good Boots, Too by John Henry Auran                      pg.100

Kids’ Wear Grows Up! Children’s Fashion by Hollis Brooks       pg.104

Common Myths (About Children Skiing) by Mo Adamski          pg.107

Choosing A Ski For Your Child by William Grout                       pg.112

Children’s Bindings- Only the Best Gear Will Protect Them

By Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.116

The Pole as a Glide Enhancer- Instruction by Joe Waggoner       pg.26

Skiing Quiz: What’s the Best Way to Start Your Turn? By Jim Isham

with  Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                  pg.29

First Get the Motion, then Add the Angles- Instruction

By Paul Jones                                                                         pg.87

Getting a fast Start Out of the Gate- Instruction by Jim Barrows

and Kiki Cutter                                                                      pg.114

Racing Classics: The Aspen Winternational- Great Race Courses

By Billy Kidd                                                                         pg.67

Racing Tactics- Where to Start the Turn in GS, Slalom

By Harold Schoenhaar                                                          pg.134

Skiing Goes to A Wine Tasting- Skiers’ Lifestyles by AL Greenberg     pg.120

The Story of St. Anton- How a Last Ditch Stand by the Nazis

Affected this Austrian Ski Village by George Bush              pg.122

 

February 1984

Skiing in Yugoslavia by Al Greenberg                                              pg.66

Ski the Park- Winter Park, Colorado, Ski Areas

by Linda Harbine Martin                                                      pg.100

Great Ski Towns- North Conway, New Hampshire—Text by

Nicholas Howe, Watercolor Art by Cecile Johnson              pg.124

The Boots of Sarajevo- A Rundown of the Top Models the Racers

Will Use by John Henry Auran                                             pg.60

Ski Gear ’84: The Super G’s- Reports on 10 Models by William Grout          pg.94

The ESS Variable by Carl Ettlinger                                               pg.121

Tuning In to Skiing- Skiers’ Lifestyles by John Henry Auran      pg.130

Skiing Quiz: What Kind of Turn- Long or Short? By Jim Isham

with  Shawn Smith and Dave Ingram                                  pg.26

In Crud, Use the ‘Hi Mom’ Turn- Instruction by Walt Chauner  pg.93

How to Make Molehills out of Moguls- Instruction by Jens Husted

And Chris Ryman                                                                  pg.111

The Pole as Rhythm Builder- Instruction by Joe Waggoner         pg.135

Racing Classics: At Waterville Valley, Racing Is a Tradition- Great

Race Courses by Billy Kidd                                                   pg.106

One Day With the Chinese National Team- An Insider’s Look at

How the Chinese Train for the Olympics by John Norris    pg.70

Olympic Section        

Is This the Year for US Gold?                                                          pg. 33

Inside Sarajevo- A Look at the Town and the Skiing Hills of the

XIV Olympics by Al Greenberg                                            pg.34

Men’s Downhill- The Odds for the Medals go to the Austrians

By Al Greenberg                                                                    pg.40

Women’s Downhill by Nicholas Howe                                            pg.41

Women’s Giant Slalom- Tamara McKinney is the Favorite          pg.42

Men’s Giant Slalom- Phil Mahre is the Favorite                            pg.44

Women’s Slalom- Erika Hess and Tamara McKinney are the Favorites

But Watch Out for the Polish Tlalka Twins                         pg.46

Men’s Slalom- Ingemar Stenmark’s Sidekick Stig Strand May Be the

One to Beat, But Either Mahre Could Do It                         pg.48

The Nordic Events- This May Be the Year the Outsiders Take It Away

From the Traditional Nordic Powers by John Henry Auran        pg.50

A Look Ahead: Calgary in ’88 by Allan Pospisil                           pg.54

 

Spring 1984

The American Ski Classic at Vail/ Beaver Creek                           pg.51

Racing Classics: Vail’s International- A Racer’s Favorite—Great

Race Courses                                                                          pg.52

The Legends of Skiing- All Time Greats Meet on the Same Course

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.56

The Jerry Ford Celebrity Cup                                                        pg.58

Looking In On Valle De Las Lenas- Argentina’s Andes

by Al Greenberg, Ski Areas, South America                        pg.20

Mammoth in More Ways Than One by John Skow, California  pg.28

Ski Bulgaria? Balkans, Europe, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg        pg.60

Skiing “The Other Washington” Washington State Ski Areas

by Bill Tanler                                                                         pg.92

Summer Ski Camps ‘84- Guide                                                      pg.96

A Fresh Look at Four Skiing Problems by Horst Abraham          pg.85

How to Handle Spring Snow- Instruction by Scott Singleton       pg.106

Women’s Boots- What Our Tests Reveal by John Henry Auran  pg.44

Two Track Triple Threat- For Handicapped World Champion

Paul DiBello, Skiing Offered a Way Back- and a New Life

by Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.38

For Good Glide, Add Structure to Your Skis- New Approach to Ski

Preparation by John Boles                                                    pg.48

A Close Call at Crystal- Skiing Doctor Discovers a Former Patient

Just in Time by Gerhart A. Drucker                                     pg.102

 

September 1984

Skiing’s 1985 Buying Guide                                                           pg.91

Sport Skis ‘85- Test Reports by Bill Grout                                     pg.92

Skiwear: The Skier’s Choice by Virginia Langner, Fashion         pg.100

Boots ’85 by John Henry Auran                                                    pg.111

Bindings ’85 by Carl Ettlinger                                                        pg.121

Accessories ‘85- Glasses, Goggles, Car Racks and Ski Poles

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.126

For the Women, It Was a Swiss- and American Year—Swiss

Dominated the Cup, but US Racers took the Olympic GS

by Nicholas Howe, Competition                                            pg.156

For the Men, Johnson Got the Headlines, Zurbriggen Got the Cup

By Al Greenberg, Competition                                              pg.162

Bill Johnson: Skiing’s Lone Ranger by Gregory Lewis                 pg.170

How Bill Johnson Won the Gold by Georges Joubert                   pg.199

Nordics: Two Steal the Show- US X-C Fortunes Waned in ’84

While the World Chased a Finn and a Swede

By John Henry Auran                                                           pg.276

Look What’s Happened at Little Ol’ Steamboat- Colorado, Resorts,

Ski Areas by Al Greenberg                                                    pg.229

Stratton Joins the ‘80s- This Southern Vermont Area Looks to Its 25th

Year by Allan Pospisil                                                            pg.240

Whistler—New Whistler-Blackcomb Village by Bill Grout           pg.258

Align the Upper Body Naturally- Instruction by Scott Singleton  pg.54

You, Too, Can Dance- You Can Be a Hot Skier by Hank Barlow         pg.236

How to Program Yourself for Better Skiing- Exercises by

Tyrone Polastri                                                                       pg.268

Keeping the Body Square in the Moguls: The Head- Instruction by

Hilary Engisch                                                                       pg.294

 

October 1984

The Spoiler: Deer Valley, Utah- Area for the Pampered

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.36

The Bowls of Jackson Hole by Bill Grout, Wyoming                    pg.80

Skiing’s 1985 Vacation Planning Guide- 75 North American Resorts   pg.96

The (Mostly) Brave New World of Killington by Nicholas Howe pg.128

Return to Val Tho’- France’s Val Thorens by Al Greenberg

Europe, Ski Areas                                                                  pg.132

The Best of the Ski Cars (of ’85) by Rich Taylor                           pg.154

The ‘Golden Age’ of Ski Trains- When Skiing Was Young, the Way

to the Slopes was On the Rails by Hank Barlow                 pg.158

High Class Color- Skiwear, Fashion by Virginia Langner            pg.164

Recreational Skis- Test Reports by Bill Grout                                pg.190

Boots: Rear-Entry vs. Front Entry- Lab and Slope Comparisons

Produced Surprising Results by John Henry Auran            pg.202

Bindings Performance Report: The Saloman 47 Series

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.206

Boot Toe Over the Tip to Descend Stairs- Instruction

by Scott Singleton                                                                  pg.38

What’s the Best Arm Position? Skiing Quiz by Jim Isham and

Shawn Smith                                                                          pg.62

How to Start Your Skiing Day— On-Snow Exercises by Carol Levine pg.210

What Makes a Great Downhill Racer? Primer on how to go Faster

by Georges Joubert                                                                pg.218

How to Start the Season Right- Conditioning by Tage Pedersen  pg.230

 

November 1984

Which Stance is the Most Balanced? Skiing Quiz by Jim Isham and

Shawn Smith                                                                          pg.30

Revolution in Powder Skiing- Instruction, Method for Carving

by Max Lundberg                                                                  pg.191

One Hour to Better Balance- Exercise by Jack Heggie                  pg.249

Keeping the Body Square in the Moguls: The Head- Instruction

by Hilary Engisch                                                                  pg.256

Step Through the Moguls- Instruction by Scott Singleton            pg.266

Ski Gear That Works- Fashion and Function by Virginia Langner      pg.100

Slalom Skis ’85 by Bill Grout                                                         pg.124

Racing Boots: Not Just for Racing- These Can Improve Performance

For the Recreational Skier by John Henry Auran               pg.136

Bindings Performance Report: Tyrolia’s 390-290 Series

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.161

The Soothing Effects of Snowmass by Linda Harbine Martin     pg.92

The ‘White Arena’ —Swiss Alps’ Flims-Laax, Europe, Ski Areas

by G.S. Bush                                                                          pg.164

Skiing the “Land of Enchantment”- New Mexico, Ski Areas by

Bill Tanler                                                                              pg.204

Snowshoe Packs ‘Em In- West Virginia Ski Area by Tamsin Venn       pg.224

Lone Wolf of the Pros- Peugeot Grand Prix National Champion

Cary Adgate by Richard Kahl                                              pg.108

Pro Racing’s Class Act- Toril Forland Profile by Claire Walter    pg.112

A Natural Force Named Armstrong- Olympic Medalist

Debbie Armstrong by Nicholas Howe                                  pg.117

A House Alive- Skiers’ Lifestyles by John Henry Auran               pg.48

Teaching What Skiing Is- To Weems Westfeldt, Ski Instruction

Doesn’t End With a “Biomechanical Cookie,” Frontiers of Ski

Instruction by Denise McCluggage                                       pg.90

Travels with a Snow Ranger- Don Michel, Forest Service Specialist

by Allan Pospisil                                                                     pg.233

Avalanche Prediction by John Skow                                              pg.238

The Joy of ‘Cascade Concrete’- Pacific Northwest Ski Areas

by Robert Lovitt                                                                    pg.252

 

December 1984

Holiday 1984: Sumptuous Gifts For Skiers Who Have Everything

by Virginia Langner                                                              pg.130

Women’s Boots- Test Reports by John Henry Auran                   pg.136

Giant Slalom Skis- Test Reports by Bill Grout                              pg.146

Bindings Performance Report: The New Gezes by Carl Ettlinger pg.168

The Look 89RX and 49LX                                                   pg.196

The Marker M-26                                                                  pg.208

Learning to Ski On Scorpions- Frontiers of Ski Instruction

by Denise McCluggage                                                          pg.48

How Should You Handle A Blind Drop-Off? Skiing Quiz

by Shawn Smith                                                                     pg.104

Eight Progressions to Better Skiing- How to Increase Body Awareness,

Flexibility, and Responsiveness by Jonathan Jenkins          pg.181

Angle Your Body for Better Edging- Instruction by Scott Singleton     pg.219

Keeping the Body Square in the Moguls: The Hips- Instruction

by Hilary Engisch                                                                  pg.223

Savoring Mont Ste. Anne- Canada, Ski Areas by Richard Kahl  pg.58

Mining the Light and Dry at Park City by John Skow                 pg.108

Making the Most of Mayrhofen- Austrian Village, Europe, Ski Areas

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.112

A Family that Skis Together- The Reynolds Family of Waterville

Valley, New Hampshire by Tamsin Venn                             pg.123

Ski Cooper: The Cradle of the Rockies- The Army’s Camp Hale

At Leadville, Colorado is still Hale and Hardy by Steve Voynick pg.192

Endrun on Homerun- An Irresistible Slot opened in the Trees and a

Heli-skier left her Companions and Safety Far Behind by

Barbara Guild                                                                        pg.202

Diary of a Winter on Skis- How One Man Skied all Ten Worldloppet

X-C Marathons in a Season by Stuart Stevens                     pg.210

Brews for the Slopes- Skiers’ Lifestyles by Dennis Burnside         pg.68

 

January 1985

At Aspen, Ski the Secret- The Highlands by Linda Harbine Martin,

Colorado, Ski Areas                                                               pg.48

Exploring the “White Reserve”- Limone Piemonte, Italy

by Allan Pospisil, Europe, Ski Areas                                     pg.78

History at Every Turn- Whiteface Mountain, Adirondacks, New York

Ski Areas by Nicholas Howe                                                  pg.82

Nordic Combined: Two in Montana- Crosscut Ranch and Chico Hot

Springs, Cross-Country by Allan Pospisil                             pg.119

Boot Adjustments: Do They Work? A Look at Forward-Flex, Cant

And Other Adjustments Can and Can’t Do for Your Skiing

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.60

We Test Cross- Country Skis by Bard Glenne and Bill Grout      pg.126

Skiing With Your Kids by Hank Barlow, Children                      pg.90

Out-Of-This-World Skiwear—Children’s Fashion by Virginia Langner        pg.98

Launching Your Child on Skis- How to Select the Right Model

by Bill Grout                                                                          pg.100

Kids’ Boots Reach New Heights by John Henry Auran                pg.104

Who’s Responsible for Your Child’s Bindings? What You Must Know

To Maximize Safety by Carl Ettlinger                                  pg.108

Skiing With Kelly- A Ski Instructor Finds Skiing With Her Daughter

Brings Unexpected Trials by Marjorie McCloy                    pg.114

Keep The Shoulders Level for Good Short Turns- Instruction by

Jens Husted                                                                            pg.22

When and How Should You Plant the Pole? Ski Quiz by Chris Ryman         pg.37

Glide, Grip, Brake- For Better Turns by Paul Jones, Instruction pg.64

Finding the Line in the Moguls- Instruction by Hilary Engisch    pg.140

The Thursday Board Meeting- The Frontiers of Ski Instruction

by Bill Grout                                                                         pg.40

Are These Guys Skiing? Photo Essay on Snowboarding, the Latest

Rage                                                                                        pg.141

 

February 1985

Who’ll Win at Bormio? A Look at the Favorites and US Hopefuls In

Each Alpine Event at the FIS World Championships

by Billy Kidd, Competition                                                   pg.74

Can the US Women Do It Again in the Bormio GS? Georges Joubert

Examines the Latest in GS Techniques and Assesses the Chances

For Debbie and Tamara, Competition                                  pg.78

Inside Every Racer is a Human Being- Profile of Harald Schoenhaar,

The New Alpine Director of the Ski Team by Nicholas Howe       pg.84

Summit County is Everyone’s Playground- Colorado’s Front Range

Foursome, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel                                pg.32

Renaissance at Squaw Valley by John Skow                                 pg.54

Skiing a Laurentian Legend- Quebec’s Mont Tremblant, Canada

Ski Areas by Daniel Ford                                                      pg.64

A Ski Snob Discovers the Poconos by GS Bush                             pg.94

For Smooth, Flowing Movement, Do the Leg Chase- Instruction

by Chris Ryman                                                                     pg.34

From Station to Station- Frontiers of Ski Instruction by

Dinah Witchel                                                                        pg.51

For Better Short Turns, Clap Your Hands- Instruction

by Chris Ryman                                                                     pg.103

How to Handle the Hard Stuff- Exercises to Develop Your Hardpack

Skills by Shawn Smith                                                           pg.105

Boots: A Wide Choice at $180 by John Henry Auran                   pg.112

How Safe Is Racing Gear? A Look at Some Prevailing, But Mistaken

Opinions About Equipment on the Race Course by

Carl Ettlinger                                                                         pg.89

 

Spring 1985

Bachelor Gets to the Top- Mt. Bachelor by Al Greenberg, Ski Areas     pg.50

A Loyalist Skis Wildcat- New Hampshire, Ski Areas by John Skow     pg.58

Maple Syrup and the Matterhorn- In Late June, With a Little Help

from his Friends- Several Dozen 12-18 Yr. Old Campers- A

Visiting Skier Takes on Zermatt’s Swiss Challenge, Switzerland,

Europe, Ski Areas by Del Mulkey                                         pg.64

Summer Ski Camps ’85- Guide                                                      pg.70

For Checking Your Stance, the Shadow Knows- Instruction

by Jim Isham                                                                         pg.14

For Better Racing Turns, Join the 3-H Club- Instruction by Bill Dark  pg.24

Stressless Racing Camp- At the Rossignol- Lange Race Camp at

Mammoth Mtn. Last Spring, A Special All Women’s Sub

Group Took a Different approach to Gate Bashing. Frontiers

Of Ski Instruction by Grace Lichtenstein                             pg.28

Choreographed Skiing by Chris Ryman                                        pg.75

Rear-Entry Redux- Test Reports by John Henry Auran              pg.80

Is Your Old Gear Still Good?- How to Evaluate your Boots and

Bindings by Carl Ettlinger                                                    pg.84

Waiter! Table for Two! Making a Snow Table by Robert Doyle  pg.12

Discovering March- How a Tyro’s Lunatic Descent Transformed His

Thinking About March by Daniel Ford                               pg.22

The Bevel, You Say? Here’s How It’s Done by Jim Deines           pg.87

“If I Make the D Team…” A Psychoanalyst Finds Himself Out

Classed at Snowbird by Steven Levy, MD                            pg.95

The World Cup Comes to North America- A Skiing Magazine Salute  pg.33

 

September 1985

Skiing’s 1986 Buying Guide by Al Greenberg                               pg.117

Skiwear ’86: Getting the Jump on Fashion by Virginia Langner pg.118

Sport Skis- New Constructions, “Visible Sales Features” by Bill Grout

and Bard Glenne                                                                    pg.126

Hot Boots- New Built-in Heaters! By Dinah Witchel                      pg.142

Bindings by Carl Ettlinger                                                              pg.155

How to Pick a Ski Shop by Al Greenberg                                      pg.161

Goggles and Glasses- Why You Need Them, How to Pick Them

by Claire Walter                                                                     pg.168

Ski Racks… and Bike Racks and Boat Racks by Paul Gordon    pg.197

Poles- of ’86 by Bill Grout                                                               pg.201

Save a Little, Ski A Lot- Instruction by Walt Chauner                 pg.60

Are You a Butterfly or a Bee? Instruction by Jim Isham              pg.76

In the Bumps, Maintain Your Rhythm- Instruction by Dave Merriam pg.166

Three Steps to Peak Performance- Exercises by Horst Abraham  pg.251

Weather was the Opponent- Competition by Christin Cooper and

Nicholas Howe                                                                        pg.233

High Style in the Deep Woods- Sugarloaf/ USA, Maine Ski areas

by Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.206

Stalking the White Fantastic- Utah Powder Skiing by Hank Barlow     pg.268

High Route to Telluride- An Alpine Tour in the San Juans, Colorado

Ski Areas by Peter Shelton                                                    pg.288

The Jimmie Heuga Express- Superstar Skiers Log More than One

Million Vertical Feet by Linda Harbine Martin                   pg.101

Color Explosion! Portfolio of Great Skiing Shots                          pg.278

 

October 1985

Summit County: The Light at the End of the Tunnel- Four High

Altitude Colorado Resorts on the Western Side of Loveland

Pass by Linda Harbine Martin                                              pg.84

Skiing’s 1986 Guide to Great Vacations- Thumbnail Sketches of

Over 70 North American Resorts                                          pg.94

Stowe- Vermont Ski Areas by Bill Grout                                       pg.130

A Fine Madness at Badgastein- Austrian Resort by Allan Pospisil         pg.146

The Brights Have It! Fashion by Virginia Langner                       pg.156

Recreational Skis- Test Reports by Bill Grout and Bard Glenne  pg.194

Best Buys in Boots by Dinah Witchel                                             pg.206

Bindings Performance Report: The Look XM by Carl Ettlinger  pg.213

Pick a Safe Place to Stop- Instruction by Hank Barlow                pg.34

For Smoother Turns, Cross over Your Skis- Instruction

by Dave Merriam                                                                   pg.83

How to Build Strength- An Easy Way to Tone Muscles for More

Skiing Fun by Christin Cooper, Conditioning                     pg.183

Punch the Turn in Powder- Instruction by Scott Singleton           pg.187

Three Steps to Peak Performance- How to Train the Mind for

Maximum Physical Output by Horst Abraham                   pg.217

Using Home Video to Improve Your Skiing by Michael Moran   pg.222

Doug Lewis: King of the Hill? By John Skow, Competition         pg.188

Bill Johnson: Over the Hill? By Greg Lewis                                  pg.189

The Last Run- The Poetry of Skiing at Day’s End, Photo Essay

with Text by Hank Barlow                                                    pg.140

 

November 1985

La Dolce Utah- How Deer Valley Draws the Well Heeled to the

Wasatch, by George Bush                                                     pg.106

Marriage, New Hampshire Style- Loon Mountain’s Union with

North Peak Means Better Skiing by Allan Pospisil               pg.126

Station De Ski Sans Finis- Les Ares, French Alps, Europe, Ski Areas

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.150

Heaven, Come Eleven- South Lake Tahoe’s Heavenly Valley

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.184

Wired for Action- Skiwear, Fashion                                               pg.220

Slalom Skis- Test Reports by Bill Grout and Bard Glenne           pg.228

You’ve Come a Long Way Baby!- Women’s Boots by

Dinah Witchel                                                                        pg.240

Bindings Performance Report: The Marker M46 Twincam

by Carl Ettlinger                                                                    pg.257

For Smoother Skiing, Start Your Turns in the Fall Line- Instruction by

Kent Stevens                                                                           pg.48

Portrait of an Extremist- How Patrick Vallencant Skis the Steeps

by Del Mulkey                                                                        pg.157

Three Steps to Peak Performance- Winning Attitude can Make a

Difference by Horst Abraham                                               pg.165

Playing the Spectrums of Skiing by Chris Ryman                         pg.169

How to Locate a Ski Buried in Powder by Weems Westfeldt        pg.261

For Effective Edging, Show Your Bottoms- Instruction by

Scott Singleton                                                                       pg.278

Small is Beautiful- Diann Roffe, GS World Champion

by Nicholas Howe, Competition                                            pg.113

A Champion for the 80’s – How Marc Girardelli took Three World

Cups by Olle Larsson                                                            pg.121

Snow Dance Through the Trees- Tree Skiing Photo Essay

Text by Hank Barlow                                                            pg.100

A School for Fitness? In Which the Austrian Smokescreen meets

American Dynamite by Bill Corbett                                      pg.263

 

December 1985

Hot Tracks- Color Photos of Signatures in the Snow                    pg.64

Looking In on Bromley- Vermont, Ski Areas by Dinah Witchel  pg.40

Sampling Two by Tahoe- Alpine Meadows and Northstar, California

by Allan Pospisil                                                                     pg.68

Mont Ste. Anne Joins the International Set (by Snowmaking)

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.146

Mt. Snow Enters the Computer Age by Andrew Nemethy            pg.161

Down Pike’s Peak- Or Bust by Jeff Frees                                       pg.197

Downhill on Skinny Skis- In Michigan You Can Combine Cross

Country Racing with Norpine or Alpine by Hal Higdon     pg.208

On Catwalks, Pass Carefully and Quietly- Instruction by

Weems Westfeldt                                                                    pg.56

The Thousand Steps- Exercise Games by Walt Chauner              pg.169

After a Fall, Put On the Uphill Ski First- Instruction by Hank Barlow  pg.239

Splendor in the Snow- Fashion, Skiwear by Kim Brizzolara        pg.80

Giant Slalom Skis ‘86- Test Reports on GS Cruisers by Bill Grout

and Bard Glenne                                                                    pg.88

High Tech Ski Gloves by Kim Brizzolara                                       pg.134

More Best Buys- Boot Manufacturers Select the Best in their Lines

by Dinah Witchel                                                                   pg.136

Hard-to-Fit-Feet by Dinah Witchel                                                 pg.140

High Style X-C- Fashion                                                                 pg.207

Athletes in Motion- Handicapped Skiers by Tamsin Venn            pg.221

The Story of the 10th (Mountain Division) by Nicholas Howe

Ski Troops                                                                              pg.181

Erica Loves Jill- A Psychoanalyst Discovers the Pain of abandonment

As His Daughter Finds a New Relationship by Dr. Steven Levy   pg.203

I’ll Take Age- On Skis or Off- An Old Timer Finds Time Has Its

Rewards by Enno Hobbing                                                   pg.218

Wrestling with the Black Bear by Berkeley Rice                            pg.230

 

January 1986

The World Cup Returns                                                                 pg.75

Back to Hamburgers and Hot Dogs by Christin Cooper               pg.76

17 Races to Watch- Schedule                                                          pg.80

A Rising Star Named Eva- Twardokens by Nicholas Howe          pg.94

Kids Just Wanna Have Fun- Children’s Fashion by Kim Brizzolara     pg.108

Skis for Fun- A Guide to Junior Skis by Bill Grout and

Bard Glenne                                                                           pg.112

Kids Boot Up by Dinah Witchel                                                     pg.116

Kids’ Bindings- What You Need To Know by Carl Ettlinger       pg.121

A Skier’s Holiday Fantasy- Big Ticket Ideas for the Skier who Has

Almost Everything by Kim Brizzolara                                  pg.129

Looking In On Big Mountain, Montana by Linda Harbine Martin      pg.26

Telluride- the Secret’s Out—Colorado, Ski Areas by Al Greenberg       pg.40

Taking Flight at Panorama- Fast Cruising and Heli-skiing in

British Columbia by Bill Grout                                             pg.52

The Promise of Pico- Vermont, Ski Areas by Daniel Ford             pg.63

Get Tall Till One Leg Takes Over- Instruction by Walt Chauner pg.24

Tune Up Your Turning- Series of Games by Walt Chauner         pg.99

Wedge Busters- How and Why to Break Your Child’s Braking-

Wedge Habit by Mo Adamski                                               pg.126

For Dynamic Turns, Jump Out of Your Skis- Instruction

by Kent Stevens                                                                      pg.136

 

Spring 1986

Seeking Out the Butte- Crested Butte, Colorado, Ski Areas

by Linda Harbine Martin                                                      pg.30

Serendipity at Saas-Fee—the Swiss Valais, Europe, Ski Areas

By John Skow                                                                        pg.38

Ice Dancing in the Vallee Blanche- Chamonix by Lito Tejada-Flores    pg.44

Spring Skiing in the Land of the Midnight Sun- Above the Arctic

Circle, Swedes’ Resort by Robert Parker                              pg.52

Summer Ski Camps ‘86- Guide                                                      pg.79

Three Ways to Sharpen Your Mogul Skills- Instruction by

Hilary Engisch                                                                       pg.23

Tactics for Spring Skiing by Shawn Smith and Pat King             pg.73

For Better Balance, Do the Huggy Bear Turn- Instruction by

Jim Isham                                                                               pg.88

How the Racers Carve on Hard Snow by Olle Larssen                 pg.59

For Skiers, Sun Protection Makes Sense- How to Select Glasses and

Lotions by Joana Jebsen                                                       pg.64

Why All the Knee Injuries? By Carl Ettlinger, Ski Accidents       pg.70

How to Store Your Gear by Al Greenberg                                     pg.86

 

November 1986

Snow Watch- Photo Essay, Winter Photography                          pg.62

Making Training Fun- A Program for Reaching Optimum Fitness

by Christin Cooper                                                                pg.66

Home Tuning Made Easy- Step by Step Guide by Jim Deines     pg.83

Big Sky- Montana, Ski Areas by John Skow                                 pg.90

The Second Coming of Aspen- Colorado, Resorts, Ski Areas

by Hank Barlow                                                                    pg.96

It Started in St. Anton by Al Greenberg                                         pg.123

Glory Comes to Gore- New York’s “Best Kept Secret” Unveiled

by Nicholas Howe                                                                  pg.155

Sport Stars- Test Reports by Bard Glenne and Bill Grout            pg.208

A Boot Tester’s Smorgasbord- Test Results by Rick Kahl            pg.220

Marker: Elegant Solutions- The Twincam M36 by Carl Ettlinger         pg.229

Eurofash: Shocking and Chic- European Skiwear, Fashion

by Kim Brizzolara                                                                  pg.241

On a Fast Track- Nordic Skiwear, Fashion by Iseult Devlin         pg.251

Look Uphill Before You Start- Instruction by Paul Jones             pg.34

Race Day Routine- Instruction by Hank Kashiwa                         pg.52

Warm Up With the Pole Hop- Instruction by Ellen Post Foster    pg.60

Breakthrough on Skis- Part II How To Achieve A Bombproof Parallel

Start by Lito Tejada- Flores, Instruction                              pg.257

The Squire of Shangri-La—Profile of Tom Corcoran by Dinah Witchel        pg.264

 

December 1986

Bumps! By Hank Barlow                                                                pg.46

In Search of Mogul Meaning- A Natural History

by John Henry Auran                                                           pg.50

Bump Basics- Exercises to Get You Started by Walt Chauner      pg.58

State Secrets in New Hampshire- Cannon and Sunapee, Ski Areas

by Daniel Ford                                                                       pg.70

In Deep at Mammoth by Nicholas Howe                                        pg.77

On Course in the Cantons De L’Est-Quebec’s Eastern Townships

by Al Greenberg                                                                     pg.84

Saloman’s Super Savers- The 547 and 547 Sport Bindings by

Carl Ettlinger                                                                         pg.113

Rugged and Good Lookin’- Fashion, Skiwear by Kim Brizzolara         pg.136

Equal Whites for Women- Test Reports on Boots by Rick Kahl  pg.150

Skis for Speed- Test Reports on Slalom and Giant Slalom Skis

by Bill Grout                                                                          pg.166

X-C: A Systems Analysis- Reports on Cross-Country Boot Binding

Systems by Iseult Devlin                                                        pg.183

Geze: Rugged and Reliable by Carl Ettlinger                                pg.189

Racking ‘em Up- Car Top Carriers by Irwin Curtin                     pg.192

Finding the Optimum Line- Instruction for Recreational Racers

by HankKashiwa                                                                  pg.38

Tighten Your Grip to Tighten Your Turn- Instruction for Advanced

Skiers by Jim Isham                                                              pg.149

Breakthrough on Skis- Part III: The Secret of Dynamic Anticipation

By Lito Tejada- Flores                                                           pg.195

The World Cup inNorth America-Preview of the Alpine Racing

Season by Al Greenberg                                                        pg.93

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