Ski Museums/U.S. Ski History Congress



		International Ski History Congress & World Ski Museums This page is provisionally an information center for those who have attended the International Ski Congress at Park City January 20-24, 2002 and all who are interested in reading some of the ski history papers presented at the Congress. It is also a page for those interested in the ski museums of the world and their successful operation. The page contains: —The official Ski Congress poster —A list of Ski Congress presenters and their papers —The program of the International Ski History Congress at Park City —A list of attendees, their affiliation, papers (if any) and email addresses —Three papers given at the Congress, as follows: Allen Adler: The Peckett Inn Mystique in Early NE Skiing Joe Arave: The Forest Service and U.S. Skiing Jerry Groswold: The History of Groswold Skis Tom Eastman: Carroll Reed, New England Ski Pioneer Some of the Affiliations are missing. Please email Morten Lund at: mort@netstep. net to supply any missing data. Also send in any corrections of the information. More Congress papers will be out up on this page at a later date. along with announcements of coming activity in forming closer connections between the world’s ski museums. Ski Congress alphabetical list of presenters, papers Adler, Allen: The Peckett Inn Mystique in Early NE skiing Allen, John: 1924, Birth of Modern Skiing Arai, Hiroshi: Opening of Ski Slopes in Japan Arave, Joseph: US Dept of Agriculture Contributions to Utah Skiing Besser, Gretchen: Origins of the U.S Ski Patrol Brann, David: Russians in Alaska, First Skiers in America Buss, Wolfgang: GDR Skiing, A Victim of Sports Politics Davis, Jeremy: New England Lost Ski Areas Project Eastman, Tom: Carroll Reed, NE Ski School Pioneer Engen, Alan: Alf Engen, Utah’s Athlete of the Century Falkner, Gerd: National German Winter Olympics Fry, John: How Journalism Shaped Skiing Gildea, Dennis: Recent American Cross Country Literature Gilbert, Kirby: 1935 Olympic Tryouts on Mt. Rainier Goksoyr, Matti: Skis as National Symbols in Norway Groswold, Jerry: A History of Groswold Skis Hampshire, David: The Revival of Park City, Utah Hussey, Elisabeth: Arnold Lunn—a Life of Contradiction Hooge, Paul: Walter Neuron and Skiing In Ohio Leich, Jeff: Early Snow Grooming in Northeastern U.S. Lizza Chris: Ski Tows in the High Sierra, 1930-35 Lund, Morten: The Long History of Short Skis Loland, Sigmund: Skiing Technology, A Taxonomy Milovich, Dimitrije: the Origins of Snowboarding Moulton, Richard: Film’s Role in American Alpine Skiing Mergen, Bernard: Ski Areas on Public Land Nothnagl, Hannes: Germany’s Nordiic Games Parkinson, Glenn: The Impact of Winter Carnivals in Maine Peiffer, Lorenz: The Nazi Party and Skisport in Germany Pfeifer, Luanne: Gretchen Fraser Pfeiffer, Douglas: The Freestyle Phenomenon Sanders, Charles: New England Legend, Rudolph Koniecn Schwartz, Gary: Skiing History, a Vision for the 21st. Century Schwer, Martin: Ski Museums in the 21st. Century Scully, Ian and Christopher Schneider: Imigrant Teachers Smith, Margaret: Images Of Skiing in American Culture Soden, Bob: Walter Foeger and Natur Teknik Sunde, Einar: Oscar Wergeland, Apostle for Skiing Waara, Frida: Ski Hall of Fame Origins West, Tom: Paskapoo, Canada’s Olympic Park Wicken, Ingrid: Ethel Van Degrift, Pionner Woman Journalist THE 2002 INTERNATIONAL SKI CONGRESS ATTENDEES AND INTERESTED PARTIES Contact information line 1: NAME line 2: AFFILIATION line 3: EMAIL ADDRESS line 4: TITLE OF PAPER Allen Adler Ski Hall of Fame, USSA Historian eaglehof@sover.net That Peckett Mystique did not attend, paper read 3060 Duck Pond Road Barton, VT 05822 802 525 4490 H, 1182 F John Allen New England Ski Museum jallen@mail.plymouth.edu 1924: Birth of Modern Skiing Box 23 Buffalo Road Rumney, NH 03266 603 786 9207 Hiroshi Arai Fukui University h-arai@edu00.f-edu.fukui-u.ac.jp. Early Ski Slopes of Japan Joe Arave Univ of Utah Ski Archives Joseph.Arave@health.utah.edu Forest Service and Utah Skiing David Amidon Alf Engen Ski Museum damidon@xmission.com no paper Barbara Amidon Alf Engen Ski Museum University of Utah Ski Archives bamidon@us.ibm.com no paper Hart Axely Colorado Ski Museum hartaxley@yahoo.com no paper Marge Axley hartaxley@yahoo.com no paper Gretchen Besser ISHA US Nat’l Ski Patrol grbesser@together.net Origins of the U.S. Nat. Ski Patrol 3679 Sgtagecoach Rd Morrisville, VT 05661 Chris Bradford NE Lost Ski Area Project cbradford@nelsap.org csb@snowjournal.com no paper http://www.snowjournal.com no paper 22 Boothbay Avenue Sanford, ME 04073 David Brann independent brann@alaska.net First Skiers in North America Box 1901, Homer Alaska 99603 Pat Butterfield Ketchum/Sun Valley Ski Museum ksvshmuseum@yahoo.com no paper PO Box 2746 Ketchum, Idaho 83340 Wolfgang Buss Institute of Sport Sciences University of Goettingen wbuss@gwdg.de GDR Skiing, a Victim of Politics Institut für Sportwissenschaften Universität Göttingen Sprangerweg 2, D-37 136 Göttingen Germany Bill Clark Western Skisport Museum bcasctc@hotmail.com no paper P. O. Box 729, Soda Springs CA 95728. 530-426-3313 ext 101 Stan Cohn independent did not attend phpc@montano.com Pictorial Histories Publishing 713 South Third West, Missoula, MT 59801 406 549 8488 Jeremy Davis New England Ski Museum Lost Ski Areas Project nelsap@yahoo.com NE Lost Ski Areas Project 11-208 Regency Park North Apts. Queensbury, NY 12804 Tom Eastman New England Ski Museum mtnear@empire.net Carroll Reed, Ski Pioneer Alan Engen Alf Engen Ski Museum akengen@xmission.com Alf Engen, Skier of the Century 4534 Fortuna Way Salt Lake City, Utah 84124 Gerd Falkner German Ski Museum of the German Ski Federation Gerd.Falkner@ski-online.de The German NationalOlympics Hubertusstr. 1, 82152 Planegg, Germany M. Frischknecht Ski Utah miranda@skiutah.com no paper 1360 South 1000 East Mapleton, Utah 84664 801 534-1779 ext 36 John Fry ISHA snowfry@worldnet.att.net Journalism Shaped Skiing 23 East Lake Drive Katonah, NY 10536 914 232 5516 Anne Grethe Gabrielsen Librarian.Norges idrettshøgskole (The Norwegian University og Sport and Physical Education) did not attend Biblioteket PB. 4014 Ullevål stadion 0806 Oslo, Norway Kirby Gilbert ISHA kgilbert@fwenc.com The 1935 U.S. Olympic Trials t3001 126TH Ave NE Bellevue WA 98005 425 482 7701 work 425 556 9058 home Dennis Gildea University of Springfield Dennis_Gildea@spfldcol.edu Cross Country Literatur Springfield College 263 Alden St. Springfield, MA 01109 413 748 3000 Dick Goetzman U.S. Nat'l Ski Hall of Fame no email: fax 562 439 9972 no paper Matti Goksøyr The Norwegian University of Sport & Physical Education Matti@nih.no Skis as Symbols in Norway Pob 4014 Ullevaal Stadion N-0806 Oslo, Norway Jerry Groswold Colorado Ski Museum groswoldski@coweblink.net A History of Groswold Skis P.O. Box 3399 Winter Park, CO 80482 Thor B. Groswold, Colorado Ski Museum, thorbg@montrose.net no paper 1014 Alpine Road Montrose, CO 81401 970-249-8691 David Hampshire Alf Engen Ski Museum davidha@questar.com The Revival of Park City, Utah address to come Sandra Heath New England Ski Museum Vermont Ski Mus no paper sheathvv@aol.com no paper PO box 221 Stowe VT 05672 802 253 6865 Paul Hooge independent khooge2000@yahoo.com Walter Neuron: Skiing In Ohio no street address Crested Butte CO Elisabeth Hussey Ski Club of Great Britain eahussey@aol.com Arnold Lunn: A Contradiction Vane House, Warren Rise New Malden Surrey KT3 4SJ United Kingdom Liz Lambregtse New England Ski Museum staff@skimuseum.org no paper PO Box 267 Franconia NH 03580 603 823 7177 Jeff Leich NE Ski Museum staff@skimuseum.org Early NE U.S. Snow Grooming PO Box 267 Franocnia NH 03580 603 823 7177 Chelton Leonard Western Skisport Museum bcascte@hotmail.com P. O. Box 729, Soda Springs CA 95728. 530-426-3313 Chris Lizza Mammoth Lakes Foundation chrislizza@qnet.com Ski Tows in the High Sierra Box 8625 Mammoth Lakes CA 93546 Sigmund Loland Norwegian Sports University Sigmund.loland@nih.no Skiing Technology. a Taxonomy NIH, P. O. Box 4014 Ullevål Stadion N-0806 Oslo, Norway Morten Lund ISHA mort@netstep.net The Long History of Short Skis 98 Bakertown Rd Accord, NY 12404 845 626 2923 845 626 3758 fax Betsy McDonough New England Lost Ski Areas Project betsy@nelsap.org no paper 185 Quincy Shore DriveA-22 Quincy, MA 02171 Bernard Mergen George Washington U. mergen@gwu.edu Private Snow., Public Snow American Studies Department George Washington University 2108 G Street, NW Washington, DC 20052 Dimitrije Milovich independent dmilovich@radiuseng.com Origins of Snowboarding Robin Morning Mammoth Lakes Foundation rdmorning@hotmail.com no paper P.O. Box 8445, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 Rick Moulton New England Ski Museum RWMJR@aol.com Film’s Role in U.S. Skiing Box 97 Huntington, VT 05462 802 434 3629 Reiner Neumann SchwartzWalder Skimuseum [email unknown] no paper Gary Neptune Bibi Gottschall Neptune Mountaineering and Ski Museum offices@neptunemountaineering.com no paper 633 A South Broadway Boulder CO 80305 ph: 303-499-8866 Fax: 303-499-2130 Reiner Neumann Black Forest Ski Museum office@int-wintersportmuseum.at no paper Germany’s Nordic Games Murzzuschlag, Austria Scott Noble Vermont Ski Museum stoweasset@aol.com no paper no postal address Hans Nothnagl Ski und Heimat Wintersport Museum office@int-wintersportmuseum.at Austria’s Nordic Games Murzzuschlag, Austria Jimmy Nunn Jerry Nunn Flagstaff Arizona Ski Museum jrnunn@aol.com no paper RR 4 886-B Roundtree Rd Flagstaff, AZ 86001 520 779 0271 Glenn Parkinson New England Ski Museum snow@suscom-maine.net Winter Carnivals in Maine 19 Lemon Lane Freeport ME 04032 207-865-9892, 2215 fax Lorenz Peiffer University of Hannover Lorenz.peiffer@nwn.de The Nazi Party and Skisport Prof. Dr. Lorenz Peiffer Institut für Sportwissenschaft der Universität Hannover Andertensche Wiese 11 D-30169 Hannover Germany Patricia Pfeiffer Colorado Ski Museum, patpfeif@aol.com and no paper 310 Hidden Valley Road Colorado Springs CO 80919 Luanne Pfeifer ISHA luannepfeifer@aol.com Gretchen Fraser. Olympian PO Box 1132 Sun Valley, ID 83353 Doug Pfeiffer ISHA dougpf@earthlink.net The Freestyle Phenomenon PO BOX 1806 BIg Bear l;ale CA 92315 909 866 2882 Kip Pitou Ski Utah kipp2@aol.com no paper 150 West 500 South Salt L ake City UT 84101 801 534-1779 Margie Plath Colorado Ski Museum US mjplath@aol.com no paper PO Box 1976, Vail, Colorado 81658 John Pontti U.S. Ski Hall of Fame skikayak@chartermi.net no paper did not attend Charles Sanders 10th Mountain Div. Association csanders@nmpa.org New England Legend Ralph Konciezny 29 Kings Grant Way Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 Brigitte von Savigny, Director, Schwarzwald Ski Museum (Black Forest Ski Museum) info@schwarzwaelder-skimuseum.de no paper did not attend Gary Schwartz [independent] gary@picturesnow.com Ski Museums, a Vision for the 21st Century Martin Schwer SchwartzWald Skimuseum info@schwer-formgesung.de Ski Museums in the 20th Century Brigitte von Savigny, the Director of the Schwarzwald Ski Museum: info@schwarzwaelder-skimuseum.de Ian Scully New /England Ski Museum iscully@scully.com Emigré European Ski Teachers 30 Somerset Street Belmont, MA. 02478 Margaret Smith Wake Forest University smith@wfu.edu Images of Skiing in the U.S. Department of art Wake Forest University Winston-Salem, NC 271091 Bob Soden Jay Historical Society rsoden@total.net Walt Foeger and Natur Teknik 26 Easton Ave. Montreal West Quebec H4X-1K8 Canada Leland Sosman U.S. Nat'l Ski Hall of Fame [email unknown] no paper Einar Sunde ISHA einarsunde@aol.com Oscar Wergeland, an Apostle for Skiing 675 Channing Avenue Palo Alto CA 94301 Greg Tompson Univ. of Utah Ski Archives gthompso@library.utah.edu no paper Frida Waara U.S. Nat'l Ski Hall of Fame oncue@chartermi.net Ski Hall of Fame Origins Tom West Calgary Olympic Hall of Fame twest@coda.ab.ca (reconfirmed) Canada’s Olympic Park 403 247 5452 Ingrid Wicken Riverside Community College ingski@aol.com Van Degrift, Pioneer Journalist P.O. Box 273 Norco, CA 92860 Henry Yaple Whitman College yaple@whitman.edu no paper Penrose Library Whitman College Walla Walla, WA 99362 (509) 527-5193 Leif Yttergren Stockholm University College of Physical Educaton and Sport leif.yttergren@ihs.se Scandinavian Ski Heroes Box 5626 S-114 Stockholm Sweden 46-8-402 22 00 46-8-402 22 80
Program The Yarrow, PARK CITY, UTAH Sunday, January 20 17.30-19.00 Meeting of the Ski Museums of the United States (Chair: Margie Plath) Judge Room 19.30 - 21.30 Wine and cheese Party, sponsored by the Ski Museums of U.S. Mountain View Room MONDAY, January 21 07.00 - 08.30 Breakfast Summit C 08.30 - 09.15 Welcoming Speaker: Myles Rademan, JD, Park City, "An Insider's View of the Games." (Chair: Kip Pitou) Summit C Session 1 Summit C: Changes in U.S. Skiing (Chair: Dennis Gildea) 09.30-09.50 Kirby Gilbert, "The 1935 Olympic Tryouts on Mt. Ranier: a Key Event in Nationalizing U.S. Skiing. 09.55-10.15 Jermy Davis, "New England Lost Ski Areas Project." Mountain View Room: American Heroines and Heroes (Chair: Tom Eastman) 09.30-09.50 Luanne Pfeifer, "Gretchen Fraser: Carrying the Torch Beyond the Olympic Village." 09.55-10.15 Charles Sanders, "Courage beyond the Call: The Life and Death of New England Ski Legend, Rudolph Koniecn 10.15-10.35 Coffee Session 2 Summit C: Early Winter Olympic History (Chair: Morten Lund) 10.35-10.55 Hannes Nothnagl, "Nordic Games as Predecessors of the Winter Olympic Games." 11.00-11.20 Dr. Gerd Falkner, "Deutsche Winterkampfspiele: National German Winter Olympics." 11.25-11.45 Dr. Yves Morales, "The Genesis of the Winter Olympic Games: Chamonix 1924." 11.50-12.10 Dr. E. John B. Allen, "1924: The Birth of Modern Skiing." Mountain View Room: Packaging the History of Skiing (Chair: Margie Plath) 10.35-10.55 Martin Schwer, "Ski Museum in the 21st Century." 11.00-11.20 Gary Schwartz, "Skiing History: A Vision for the 21st Century." 11.25-11.45 Frida Warra, "US National Ski Hall of Fame: Origins in Ishpeming, Michigan." 11.50-12.10 Tom West, "Paskapoo: From Buffalo Jump to Olympic Training Site—A History of Canada Olympic Park Lunch on own Ski with hosts: Park City Mountain Resort 16.00-17.30 Apres Ski Reception at Legacy Lodge Park City Mountain Resort Tuesday, January 22 07.00-08.30 Breakfast Summit C 08.30-09.15 Keynote Speaker: Dr. Bernard Mergen, "Private Snow, Public Snow: The Politics of Ski Area Development on Federal Land, 1935-1985." (Chair: John Allen) Summit C Session 3 Summit C: Utah's Ski Development (Chair: Kirby Gilbert) 09.30-09.50 Dr. Joseph Arave, "USDA Forest Service Contributions to Utah Skiing." 09.55-10.55 David Hampshire, "Mining the Powder: How Park City Engineered its Own Revival." Mountain View Room: Skiing and Politics in Europe (Chair: John Allen) 09.30-09.50 Dr. Lorenz Peiffer, "'Germans, donate your skis for the war against the Communists.' The Call for Skis in the Winter 1941/42 by the Nazi Party and the Consequences for the Skisport in Germany." 09.55-10.15 Dr. Wolfgang Buss, "Alpine Skiing in the German Democratic Republic (GDR)—A Victim of Sports Politics." 10.15-10.35 Coffee Session 4 -Summit C: Techniques (Chair: Alan Engen) 10.35-10.55 Dr. Sigmund Loland, "Skiing Technology—a Taxonomy." 11.00-11.20 Bob Soden, "Walter Foeger and 'Natur Teknik': an Overlooked Park of American Ski Culture 11.25-11.45 Doug Pfeiffer, "The Freestyle Phenomenon." 11.50-12.10 Morten Lund, "The Long History of Short Skis." Mountain View Room: Perceptions of Skiing (Chair: Margaret Smith) 10.35-10.55 John Fry, "Journalism Shaped Skiing." 11.00-11.20 Richard Moulton, "Film's Role in Popularizing Alpine Skiing in America." 11.25-11.45 Dr. Leif Yttegren, "From Folk Hero to Media Star! Some Reflections about the Concept of Sport Hero in Scandinavian Cross Country Skiing during the 20th Century." 11.50-12.10 Dr. Dennis Gildea, "A Study of Recent American Cross-Country Literature." Lunch on own Ski with hosts: Deer Valley Resort 16.00-17.30 Apres Ski Reception at Deer Valley Resort Wednesday, January 23 07.00-08.30 Breakfast Summit C 08.30-09.15 Keynote Speaker: Dr. Matti Goksoyr, "Skis as National Symbols, Ski Tracks as Historical Traits: the Case of Norway (Chair: John Allen) Summit C Session 5 Summit C: Influences on the Skisport (Chair: Glenn Parkinson) 09.30-09.50 Einar Sunde, "Oscar Wergeland: an Apostle for Skiing." 09.55-10.15 Dr. Paul Hooge, "Walter Neuron and the Development of Skiing in Ohio." Summit A: American Founders of Skiing (Chair: Gretchen Besser) 09.30-09.50 Allen Adler, "That Peckett Mystique." 09.55-10.55 Tom Eastman, "Carroll Reed, Ski School Pioneer." 10.15-10.35 Coffee Session 6 Summit C: Topics from America's Skiing Past (Chair: Bill Clark) 10.35-10.55 Glenn Parkson, "The Impact of the Winter Carnivals of Maine." 11.00-11.20 Dr. Margaret Smith, "The Image of Skiing in American Popular Culture." 11.25-11.45 Ian Scully and Christoph Schneier, "A Chronicle/Biography of Austrian Families that Played a Central Role in the Development of the North American Ski Industry." 11.50-12.10 Ingrid Wicken, "Ethel Severson Van Degrift: Southern California's Ski Ambassador." Summit A: Beginnings (chair: Matti Goksøyr) 10.35-10.55 Dr. Hiroshi Arai, "The Opening of Ski Slopes during the Peirod in which Skiing was Spreading over Japan." 11.00-11.20 David Brann, "First Skiers in North America." 11.25-11.45 Jerry Groswold, "Groswold Skis." 11.50-12.10 Dimitrije Milovich, "The Origins of Snowboarding." 12.15-13.30 Lunch with Keynote Speaker Elizabeth Hussey, "Arnold Lunn—a Life of Contradiction." (Chair: John Allen) Summit B Session 7 Summit C: Making Skiing Easy in the United States (Chair: Ingrid Wicken) 13.30-13.50 Jeff Leich, "Early Ski Area Grooming in the Northeastern United States." 13.55-14.15 Chris I. Lizza, "The Development of Ski Tows in the Eastern High Sierra, 1930-1955." Summit A: Open Papers (Chair: Joe Arave) 13.30-13.50 Dr. Gretchen Besser, "Samaritans of the Snow: Genesis, Development, and Contribution of the National Ski Patrol (U.S.)." 13.55-14.15 Alan Engen, "Alf Engen—Utah's Athlete of the Century." Session 8 14.30-15.30 Summit C: Special Session on the Salt Lake Winter Games (Chair: John Fry) Herwig Demcher, Director of Alpine Sports, Member of the Salt Lake City Organizing Committee, will make an opening statement and the remaining time will be given to questions from the audience. 15.35-17.00 Vintage Ski Films Summit C 17.30-19.00 Reception Utah Ski Archives and Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation Yarrow Hotel Summit B *Cash Bar Thursday, January 24 07.00-08.30 Breakfast Pub 08.30 Board bus for Alta, Ski Alta. 10.00 Hosted Skiing with Alan Engen 12.30 Buffet Lunch at Albion Grill 14.30 Board bus for Utah Olympic Park 18.00 Banquet: Park City Mountain Resort Speaker: tom Kelly, Senior Vice President, U.S. Skiing, "The United States at the Winter Olympics." Friday, January 25 07.00-08.30 Breakfast Pub Departure INTERNATIONAL SKI HISTORY CONGRESS ATTENDEES AND PAPERS FEBRUARY 20-25, 2002 NAME AFFILIATION PAPER Margie Plath Colorado Ski Museum none Hart Axley Colorado Ski Museum none Marge Axley Colorado Ski Museum none Alan Engen Alf Engen Ski Museum Alf Engen, Skier of the Century David Amidon Alf Engen Ski Museum none Barbara Amidon Uof Utah Ski Archives none Alf Engen Ski Mus Greg Thompson Univ. of Utah Ski Archives none Alf Engen Ski Mus David Hamoshire ??? The Revival of Park City, Utah Glenn Parkinson New England Ski Museum Early Winter Carnivals in Maine Jeff Leich New England Ski Museum Early NE U.S. Snow Grooming Liz Lambregtse New England Ski Museum none Bob Soden New England Ski Museum Walter Foeger and Natur Teknik E. John B. Allen New England Ski Museum 1924: Birth of Modern Skiing Jeremy Davis New England Ski Museum NE Lost Ski Areas Project NE Lost Ski Areas Project Rick Moulton NESM, Keystone Productions Film’s Role in U.S. Skiing Sandra C. Heath NESM & Vermont Ski Mus none \ Allen Adler New England Ski Museum & That Peckett Inn Mystique U.S. Ski Hall of Fame [read by Dick Goetzman] Tom Eastman ???? Carroll Reed, Eastern Ski Pioneer Schwartz, Gary ???? .A Vision for the 21st Century Dennis Gildea ???? Recent Cross Country Literature Scott McBie Vermont Ski Museum none Pat Butterfield Ketchum/Sun Valley Ski Mus none Jimmie R Nunn Flagstaff Arizona Ski Museum none Jerry Nunn Flagstaff Arizona Ski Museum none Leland Sosman U.S. Nat'l Ski Hall of Fame none Dick Goetzman U.S. Nat'l Ski Hall of Fame none Frida Waara U.S. Nat'l Ski Hall of Fame Ski Hall of Fame Origins Tom West Olympic Hall of Fame & Mus Canada’s Olympic Park Bill Clark Western Skisport Museum none Chelton Leonard Western Skisport Museum none Doug Pfeiffer ISHA - vp The Freestyle Phenomenon Kirby Gilbert ISHA - board member 1935 U.S. Olympic Tryouts John Fry ISHA - pres Journalism Shaped Skiing Morten Lund ISHA-Editor-Skiing Heritage The Long History of Short Skis Luanne Pfeifer ISHA Gretchen Fraser, Olympian Gretchen Besser ISHA, Ski Hall of Fame, Origins of the U.S. Ski Patrol Historian -U.S. Ski Patrol Martin Schwer SchwartzWalder Skimuseum Ski Museums in the 20th Century Reiner Neumann SchwartzWalder Skimuseum none Hannes Nothnagl Int'l FIS Wintersportmuseum Germany’s Nordic Games Murzzuschlag, Austria Gerd Falkner ???? National German Olympics Lorenz Peiffer ??? The Nazi Party and Skisport Elizabeth Hussey Ski Club of Great Britain Arnold Lunn, a Life of Kandahar SC Contradiction Henry Yaple Penrose LibraryWhitman none College, Walla Walla, WA David Brann Kachenak Nordic Ski Club First Skiers in North America Chris Lizza Mamoth Mtn. Calif. Ski Tows in the High Sierra Robin Morning Mammoth Mtn.. Calif none Gary Neptune Neptune Mountaineering none Hiroshi, Arai ??? The Opening of Ski Slopes in Japan Wolfgang Buss ???? GDR Skiing, a Victim of Politics Goksyr, Martin ???? ` Skis as National Symbols in Norway Sigmund Loland ??? Skiing Technology, a Taxonomy Leif Yttegren ??? Scandinavian Cross Country Heroes Einar Sunde ??? Oscar Wergeland, Apostle for Skiing Jerry Groswold, ???? A History of Groswold Skis Paul Hooge ??? Walter Neuron and Skiing in Ohio Dmiitri Milovich, ??? Origins of Snowboarding Bernard Mergen ??? Private Snow, Public Snow Charles Sanders ??? NE Legend Rudolph Konciezny Ian Scully ??? ` Emigré European Ski Teachers Margaret Smith ??? Images of Skiing in American Culture Ingrid Wicken ??? Ethel Van Degrift, Pioneer Journalist Miranda Frischknecht Ski Utah none Kip Pitou Ski Utah, pres none.