Index to Ski Magazine 1941-1959

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

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

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