Newsletter Archive

 

Volume 6, No. 2

• Same Man – Different Costume, pg. 1
• Throwing Stones, by Abner W. Coleman, pg. 1
• Sepp Ruschp Ski School, pg. 2
• Ranch Camp, pg. 2
• Review, by L.K., pg. 2
• A Practical Technique, by Ergo, pg. 3
• Records of the Club, pg. 4
• Notes and Comments, pg. 4

 

Volume 6, No. 3

• Powder is Perfection, by Arthur Goodrich, pg. 1
• New Developments, pg. 2
• Records of the Club, pg. 3
• Notes and Comments, pg. 4

 

Volume 6, No. 4

• As We Look At It, by Abner W. Coleman, pg. 1
• Ski Trail Standards, by Abner W. Coleman, pg. 2
• Competitions, by Howard H. Prestwich, pg. 2
• Developments, by Arthur Goodrich, pg. 3
• Records of the Club, by Charles Lord, pg 3
• Notes and Comments, pg. 4

 

Volume 6, No. 5

• Home Town Girl Makes Good, by Abner W. Coleman, pg. 1
• The Next Step, by Abner W. Coleman, pg. 1
• Spring Snow Conditions, by Charles D. Lord, pg 1
• The Sugar Slalom, pg. 2
• Accidents and Racing, by Abner W. Coleman, W.V. Mason (NSP), and O. Abbiati (Class A Racer), pg. 2
• Records of the Club, by Charles D. Lord, pg. 3
• Notes and Comments, by Abner W. Coleman, pg. 4

 

Volume 7, No. 1

• The President’s Message, Charles Lord, pg. 1
• New Year’s Dances, pg. 1
• Our 1941 Program, pg. 1
• The Mt. Mansfield Chair Lift, pg. 1
• Proficiency Tests, pg. 2
• Sepp Ruschp Ski School, pg. 2
• The Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 2
• New Ski Developments, pg. 3
• Records of the Club, pg. 3
• Notes & Comments, pg. 3

 

Volume 7, No. 2

• The Snow Slinger, by Harry Bentner, pg. 1
• Alaskan Letter, by Ted Coomara, pg. 1
• Cross Country Skiing, by Abner, W. Coleman, pg. 2
• Ranch Camp, by Trim Conkling, pg. 1
• Review: “Conditioning Exercises for Ski, by Otto Hollaus, 1940”, by M.J., pg. 1
• The Patrol Follows Through, by S.L., pg. 2
• Safety Last, pg. 2
• The Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 2
• A Practical Ski Technique, by Ergo, pg. 4
• Our 1941 Program, pg. 4
• Proficiency Tests, pg. 4
• A Proposed State Ski Patrol, by A.W. Gottlieb
• Notes and Comments, pg. 4

 

Volume 7, No. 3

• The Toll Road Has A Past, by David Burt, pg. 1
• The Sermon For Today, by Les Collins, pg. 1
• Our 1941 Program, pg. 1
• Eastern Association Publicity, pg. 2
• A Practical Ski Technique, by Ergo, pg. 2
• Ranch Camp, by Trim Conkling, pg. 2
• Letters, pg. 3
• The Snow Slinger, by Harry Bentner, pg. 3
• Military Patrol Racing, by Howard H. Prestwich, pg. 3
• The Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 4
• Slalom, pg. 4
• Notes & Comments, pg. 4

 

Volume 8, No. 1

• Lift to Start December 13, pg. 1
• State May Charge Parking Fee, pg. 1
• Patrol Wins Safety Award, pg. 1
• New Trail Completed, pg. 1
• Eastern Championships For Stowe, pg. 1
• $2,000 Raised, pg. 1
• Harlow Hill Tamed, pg. 1
• Unfair to Skiers, by Abner W. Coleman, p. 2
• A Message From The President, by Dan F. Ryder, pg. 2
• Report of the Special Committee to Arrange for Snow Conditioning, by William V. Mason, pg. 3
• Ski Patrol News, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• An Important Questions, by Howard H. Prestwich, pg. 4
• Trails and Other Facilities, by A.W. Gottlieb, pg. 4
• Records of the Club, pg. 4

 

Volume 8, No. 2

• High School Stars to Compete at Stowe, pg. 1
• Ski Annual Clicks, pg. 1
• Stowe’s Reaction to This Thing Called Skiing, by F.M. Pike, pg. 1
• Weekly Skimeister Races, pg. 1
• Club May Lease CCC Camp, pg. 1
• Use Your Head, pg. 2
• A Justifiable Stand, pg. 2
• A Practical Technique, by Ergo, pg. 2
• Parking Fees at Ski Lift, pg. 2
• Reviews by Les Collins, “Winter in Vermont” & “The American Ski Annual 1941-42”, pg. 3
• A Statement of Policy, by Howard H. Prestwich, pg. 3
• With the Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Records of the Club, pg. 4
• Ranch Camp News, by W.A.H., pg. 4
• Secretary Notes, pg. 4
• [List of Officers and Directors for 1941-42], pg. 4

 

Volume 8, No. 3

• State Service and Maintenance Fee Explained, pg. 1
• Club Tours to Start Soon, pg. 1
• 79 Miles of Ski Trails, pg. 1
• Proficiency Tests Announced, pg. 1
• State Ski Lodge Dedicated, pg. 1
• Competitions, pg. 1
• Norwich Wins at Sun Valley, pg. 1
• What’s yours, by Alan Hadley, pg. 2
• Reviews, by Les Collins, pg. 2
• Letters, pg. 3
• Secretary’s Notes, pg. 3
• With the Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Club By-Laws, pg. 4

 

Volume 8, No. 4

• Eastern Championships at Mt. Mansfield This Weekend, pg. 1
• Club Dinner and Dance Saturday, pg. 1
• Killer Downhill for Downhillers, pg. 1
• South American Skiers Visiting Stowe, pg. 1
• Club Tours Postponed, pg. 1
• Official Time Trials Announced, pg. 1
• A Practical Ski Technique, by Ergo, pg. 2
• Ranch Camp News, by David Burt, pg. 3
• Program, pg. 3
• With the Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Reviews by Les Collins, “National Ski Patrol System (1942)” & “Ski Hints and Snowlands (1941)”,pg. 4
• Be An Explorer, by Alan Hadley, pg. 4
• Dog-Team Dope, pg. 4
• Letters, pg. 4

 

Volume 8, No. 5

• Sugar Slalom This Weekend, pg. 1
• Merry-Go-Rounders, by David Burt, pg. 1
• Downhill Bash a Smash, pg. 1
• Western Flash Carves Easterners, pg. 1
• A Practical Ski Technique, by Ergo, pg. 2
• Reviews, by Les Collins, pg. 3
• Ski Patrol News, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Control is what You Make It, by Paul F. Vail, pg. 4
• Beaver Breaks, by Betty Ware & Susie Applegate, pg. 4
• Secretary’s Notes, pg. 4

 

Volume 9, No. 1

• A Pioneer Ski Ascent, by Nathaniel Goodrich, pg. 1
• From the Mountain Troops, by Fritz Kramer, pg. 1
• The Challenge of the Future, pg. 2
• A First Ascent, pg. 2
• Postscript, pg. 2
• Records of The Club, pg. 2
• The National Ski Patrol at War, by Charles M. Dole, pg. 3
• The Real Thing, by Harry Bentner, pg. 3
• Amid Rockets Red Glare, by Alan Hadley, pg. 4
• A Practical Ski Technique, by Ergo, pg. 4

 

Volume 10, No. 1

• Ski Center Planning, by Charles Lord, pg. 1
• The Stone Hut Gang, by Huntley Palmer, pg. 1
• Editorial, by Abner Coleman, pg. 2
• From The President of the Eastern Association, by Dr. R. S. Elmer, pg. 2
• Secretary’s Notes, pg. 2
• Reviews by Les Collins , pg. 3
• A Practical Ski Technique, by Ergo, pg. 3
• With the Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 3

 

Volume 11, No. 1

• Season Opens, pg. 1
• Trails Cleared, pg. 1
• Stowe on a Beam, pg. 1
• Ski School, pg. 1
• Pipe Dreams, by Charles D. Lord, pg. 1
• Amateur Status, pg. 2
• The Old Devil Again, pg. 2
• Wartime Skiing, pg. 2
• Merry Christmas, pg. 2
• Records of the Club, pg. 2
• With the Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Reviews, by Les Collins, pg. 4
• Watch Those Hands, by H .E. P., pg. 4
• The Mirror of Nature, by Harry Bentner, pg. 5
• With the Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 5
• Mansfield — 30 Years Later, by Nathaniel Goodrich, g. 6
• Reviews, pg. 6

 

Volume 12, No. 1

• Maintenance Underway, pg. 1
• Future Trail Work Assured, pg. 1
• Club Trail Program Adopted, pg. 1
• New Road to Mansfield, pg. 1
• Mt Mansfield – Stowe Derby, pg. 1
• Merry Go Round, by Robert D. Fletcher Jr., pg. 1
• The Club, pg. 2
• Successful Accomplishments, pg. 2
• Mansfield Competitions, pg. 2
• Club Members Who Fell in the War, pg. 2
• A Practical Ski Technique — XIII, by Ergo, pg. 3
• With the Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 4
• Details of Trail Improvements by the Club, pg. 4
• Club Records and Notes, pg. 5
• Straight From the Horse’s Mouth, pg. 5
• Race Program, pg. 6
• Information for Racers, pg. 6
• United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association Downhill Competitive Classification, pg. 6

 

Volume 13, No. 1

• Notice of Annual Meeting, pg. 1
• New Alpine Lift, pg. 1
• Work on the Mountain, pg. 1
• Paved Highway, pg 1
• Maintenance Organization, pg. 1
• Fantasy on Fractures, by Arthur Goodrich, pg. 1
• A Progressive Proposal, pg. 2
• The New Lift, pg. 2
• A Practical Ski Technique XIV, by Ergo, pg. 2
• Future Objectives, pg. 2
• With the Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Odds and Ends, pg. 3
• Why Doesn’t Someone Invent, pg. 3
• Club Records and Notes, pg. 4

 

Volume 13, No. 2

• Opening of the Skiing, pg. 1
• Ski School Ready, pg. 1
• Touring and Mountaineering, pg. 1
• Junior Program, pg. 1
• Weekly Ski Dances, pg. 1
• What a Rat Race, by Walter Hard Jr., pg. 1
• Skiing Over The Counter, pg. 2
• Why Doesn’t Someone Invent, pg. 2
• Club Records and Notes, pg. 2
• Reviews, by Les Collins, pg. 3
• With the Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• A Practical Ski Technique XV, by Ergo, pg. 4
• Around The Mountain, by Huntley Palmer, pg. 4

 

Volume 14, No. 1

• Nose Dive, by Alan Hadley, pg. 1
• Season Starts, pg. 1
• Smugglers Notch Land Sold, pg. 1
• Enlarged Ski Patrol, pg. 1
• Vic Constant Trophy, pg. 1
• Olympic Ski Team, pg. 2
• Ski Vermont, pg. 2
• Amateurism Upheld, pg. 2
• The Problem of Novices, pg. 2
• Club Records and Notes, pg. 2
• A Practical Ski Technique — XVI, by Ergo, pg. 3
• Around the Mountain, by Harry Bentner, pg. 3
• State to Operate Ski Dorm, pg. 4
• Reviews, by Les Collins, pg. 4
• New Development, pg. 4
• Letters, pg. 4

 

Volume 14, No. 2

• Operation Frostbite, by Robert Cate, pg. 1
• National Financing Plan Proposed, pg. 1
• Norwegian Takes Victor Constant Trophy, pg. 1
• Derby Won by Finnish Skier, pg. 1
• Junior Meet a Success, pg. 1
• Another Bite, pg. 2
• Olympic Postview, pg. 2
• Junior Skiing, pg. 2
• Early Birds, pg. 2
• Postscript, pg. 2
• Financing Amateur Skiing, pg. 3
• Club Records and Notes, pg. 3
• Around The Mountain, by Harry Bentner, pg. 3
• Here’s Now, by George Williams, pg. 4
• No Place For Easter Egg, pg. 4
• Reviews, by Les Collins, pg. 5
• A Camera is Not Enough, by Alan Hadley, pg. 5
• With The Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg 6
• Low Cost Accommodations, pg. 6

 

Volume 15, No. 1

• What’s New in Stowe, by Charles D. Lord, pg. 1
• Around The Mountain, by Abner Coleman, pg. 1
• We Kicked It Around, pg. 2
• Mad River Glen, by Howard Moody, pg. 2
• Races Scheduled For 1949, pg. 2
• Letters To The Editor, by Luther Booth, pg. 2
• Drink of the Month, pg. 3
• Junior Skiing, by Langdon Cummings, pg. 3
• Photo Contest Rules, pg. 3
• Stowe and The NSPS, by Minot Dole, pg. 4
• Reviews, by George Williams, pg. 4
• With the Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 5
• Toll House Topics, pg. 5
• Mt Mansfield Skiing Needs Material, pg. 5
• We Are In The Market, pg. 5
• Skiing: Big Business, pg. 5
• Membership Drive, by John Chambers, pg. 6

 

Volume 15, No. 2

• University of Vermont Goes Ski Minded, by John Howard, pg. 1
• Let’s Get Technical, by Harry Bentner, pg. 1
• The Associated Editor Pulls an Issue Out of the Fire, pg. 2
• Heard on the Lift-Line, by K.A. Linn, pg. 2
• With The Ski Patrol, by “Al” Arey, pg. 3
• Correction, pg. 3
• Buy a 1949 National Ski Fund Button, pg. 3
• Junior Skiing, by Langdon Cummings, pg. 3
• Reviews, by George Williams, pg. 2
• For the Photo, Section of Mt. Mansfield Skiing , pg. 4
• Around The Mountain, by Abner Coleman, pg. 4
• Notice, pg. 4
• Letters To The Editor, pg. 5
• Ski Talk From a Ski Shop, by Charlie Mills, pg. 5
• Bags of Flap, by Miss I.G. Duthie, pg. 6
• Drink of the Month – Glogg, pg. 6
• You Club Officers, pg. 8
• Ski Dues, pg. 8

 

Volume 15, No. 3

• This Is On The House, by John Chambers, pg. 1
• Ski Talk from Another Ski Shop, by John Black, pg. 1
• We Regret, by Luther Booth, pg. 1
• In Parting, pg. 2
• Annual Ski Patrol Ball, pg. 2
• Reviews, by George Williams, pg. 2
• With The Ski Patrol, by Al Arey, pg. 4
• Drink of The Month, pg. 4
• First Aid Room at State Lodge Needed, pg. 4
• Military Ski Technique, by “Ev” Bailey, pg. 5
• Around The Mountain, by Abner Coleman, pg. 5
• Competitions, by Les Collins, pg. 6
• Lets Get Technical, by Harry Bentner, pg. 6
• Let’s Get Smart, by “Chico”, pg. 7
• Scholastic Skiing, by Langdon Cummings, pg. 7

 

Volume 16, No. 1

• USEASA Asked To Take Clear Stand, pg. 1
• Comes The Revolution, pg. 2
• Here We Are Again, pg. 2
• Mansfield: New Trails, New Tows, by Charles D. Lord, pg. 3
• With The Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth and Lanou Hudson, pg. 4
• Drink Of The Month, pg. 4
• Equipment For Skiing, by George Williams, pg. 5
• Around The Mountain, by Abner Coleman, pg. 5
• Stoway Style, Ski Shop Talk, by John Black, pg. 6
• The President’s Message, by Roger Adams, pg. 6
• Scholastic Skiing, by Langdon Cummings, pg. 6
• Housing Notes From Stowe, pg. 7
• Lloyd Lambert in “Ski Scoops”, pg. 7
• Reviews, by Les Collins, pg. 7
• Short Notes, pg. 7

 

Volume 16, No. 2

• Ski Waxes, Lacquers, Plastics and Their Use, by F.H. Wiessner, Inc., pg. 1
• We Go To A Party, pg. 2
• Staff Stuff, pg. 2
• Woodsman Spare That Tree, by “Art” Goodrich, pg. 3
• Fraternity Frolics, Mountain Style, pg. 3
• UVM Men’s Ski Team, pg. 4
• Books For Skiers, pg. 4
• With The Ski Patrol, Luther Booth and Lanou Hudson, pg. 5
• Around The Mountain, Abner W. Coleman, pg. 5
• Annual Ski Patrol Ball, pg. 5
• Stowe Hotels, Inns, Ski Lodges, and Guest Homes [lodging rates], pg. 7
• Vic Constant Race, by Roger Adams, pg. 7
• Stoway Style, Ski Shop Talk, by John Black, pg. 8
• Scholastic Skiing, by Langdon S. Cummings, Junior Skiing Committee, pg. 8
• Mt Mansfield Ski Club – It’s Future, by Roger B. Adams (Club President), pg. 8
• Letters to the Editor, pg. 9
• Chit Chat, by “Gil” Gilchrist, pg. 10

 

Volume 16, No. 3

• (update)

 

Volume 16, No. 4

• Chair Lift In Summer, by Charles Lord, pg. 1
• Around the Hearth, pg. 2
• About the Fourth of July Special, pg. 2
• Ski Sport Skis – Past Present and Future, by William V. Mason, President, Derby & Ball, pg. 2
• How Would You Like to Get “Life”?, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 3
• Chit Chat, by G.A. “Gil” Gilchrist, pg. 3
• Around the Mountain, by A.W. Coleman, pg. 4

 

Volume 17, No. 1

• Scythe Snaths to Skis in 100 Years, by William V. Mason as told to Luther Booth, pg. 1
• Application for Membership Mt Mansfield Ski Club, pg. 2
• While the Presses Wait, pg. 2
• Photo Contest, by George Wesson, pg. 2
• The President’s Message, by Charles Blauvelt, pg. 2
• For Sale, pg. 2
• National Ski Patrol Tells How to Be Safe While on the Ski Slopes, pg. 4
• Around the Mountain, by A.W. Coleman, pg. 5
• Chit Chat, by Gil Gilchrist, pg. 5
• Stoway Style, by John W. Black, pg. 6
• Mt Mansfield Ski Club Races – 1951, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 7
• Trail Notes, by Charles Lord pg. 7
• Spruce Peak Area Gets New T-bar, pg. 7

 

Volume 17, No. 2

• A “Bay-Staters” Impressions of Mt. Mansfield, by Ralph White, pg. 1
• Book Review, by “Slug” McEvers, pg. 2
• Trail for Racing Only, pg. 2
• Letters to the Editor, pg. 3
• With the Ski Patrol, pg. 4

 

Volume 17, No. 3

• Around the Mountain, by Abner W. Coleman, pg. 1
• Robert Ray Ordered to Alaska for Field Exercise, pg. 2
• Presidents Report to Members, by Charles Blauvelt, pg. 2
• Skiing With Gusto, pg. 4
• Every Inch a Champion, by Ergo, pg. 5
• USEASA Women’s Eastern Combined Championships Results, pg. 5
• 4^th National Jr. Men’s Downhill, Slalom & Combined Championships Results, pg. 5
• 4^th National Jr. Women’s Downhill, Slalom & Combined Championships Results, pg. 5
• Official Results – 1951 Stowe Derby, pg. 6
• Vic Constant Trophy Race, Downhill Results, pg. 6
• Racing on Mt Mansfield (1951), by Henry Simoneau, pg. 6
• A Word About Ralph White, pg. 7

 

Volume 17, No. 4

• Stowe Awarded ’52 National Ski Championships, pg. 1
• Stowe Art Gallery, pg. 1
• Mansfield Skiing, pg. 1
• Summer Summary, pg. 2
• Ski Touring the Alps from Austria to Switzerland, by Mrs. C.V. Starr, pg. 2
• Stowe News, pg. 3

 

Volume 18, No. 1

• The Nose Dive: Now Longest Class “A” Racing Trail in East, by Charles Lord, pg. 1
• President’s Message, pg. 1
• Putting the Snow on the Road, pg. 2
• Ski Club Sponsors Junior Ski Program, by Johnny Spasyk, pg. 2
• Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 2
• Around the Mountain, by Abner W. Coleman, pg. 3
• Ski Boots and Feet, by Hans Kraus, M.D., pg. 5
• Mansfield Club Member to Coach Norwich Ski Team, pg. 5
• Report of the Race Committee, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 4
• Membership Committee Report, by Hannes Lipponer, pg. 6
• New York to Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 6
• Spilling the Beans, by Pansy Prince, pg. 7

 

Volume 18, No. 2

• Pepi Gabl-Ski Champion, by Gordon Manning, pg. 1
• Review of the Vic Constant Race, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 1
• Junior Skiing Program Gets Under Way, pg. 2
• President’s Report to the Members, by Charles Blauvelt, pg. 2
• Nippon Chances at Oslo Rosier, Thanks to Aid by U.S. Financier, by Leslie Nakashima, pg. 2
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Stowe Derby Time Trial Race, pg. 3
• Poles – My Pet Peeve, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 4
• Pre-Skiing – Muscle Conditioning, by Hans Kraus, M.D., pg. 5
• New York to Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 6
• Announcing Hilarious Ski Anecdote Contest, pg. 6
• Stowe Has Biggest Day on Record, pg. 6
• How’s Your Insurance, pg. 6
• Spilling the Beans, by Pansy Prince, pg. 7
• 16 Promising Young Skiers Guests of Stowe-Mansfield, pg. 8
• 5^th Annual Vic Constant Memorial Race- DH, SL and Combined Results, pg. 8
• 5^th Annual Vic Constant Memorial Race- Slalom Results, pg. 8

 

Volume 18, No. 3

• We Staged the National Championships of ‘52, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 1
• Fashion Notes from Stowe, pg. 1
• Stow-Tistics, pg. 2
• Spring Meeting of the Mt. Mansfield Ski Club April 26, pg. 2
• The Sepp Ruschp Ski School, by Gordon Manning, pg. 2
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Do Big Name Races Pay Off?, by Gordon Manning, pg. 4
• New York to Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 6
• How to Care for Ski Equipment, by Charlie Mills, pg. 6
• Vermont Life to Feature Stowe in Summer Issue, pg. 6
• Ski Anecdote Contest, pg. 7 (Frank Springer-Miller)
• Skiers + It’s Not As Late As You Think, by Gordon Manning, pg. 7
• First Aid Before Arrival of Patrol, by Hans Kraus, pg. 8
• The Safety Binding, pg. 8

 

Volume 19, No. 1

• Stowe Skier To Train Abroad This Winter, pg. 1
• ’53 Race Program, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 2
• A Stowe Milestone: 1,000,000^th Skier on Chair To Be Feted Given Prizes, by Gordon Manning, pg. 2
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• New Trail on Mt Mansfield, pg. 4
• Ski Boots and Feet, by Hans Kraus, MD, pg. 5
• New York to Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 6
• Mansfield Progress, by Charles D. Lord, pg. 6
• Eastern Racers to Train at Stowe Again, pg. 6
• Ski Club Program, pg. 6
• President’s Message, by Ted Means, pg. 7
• Spilling the Beans, by Pansy Prince, pg. 7
• Ski Nursery, pg. 7

 

Volume 19, No. 2

• Vic Constant Memorial Race Again Successfully Held, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 1
• Hob Nob Changes Hands, pg. 2
• First Aid for Mountaineering, by Hans Kraus, M.D., pg. 2
• Stowe and the Ski Patrol, by Nancy Hoyt, pg. 2
• Have You Paid Your Dues, by Membership Committee, pg. 2
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Foot in Boot and Boot on Ski, Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 4
• Stowe Flurries, by Amdmjl, pg. 5
• New York To Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 6
• 6th Annual Victor Constant Trophy Race- DH, SL and Combined Results, pg. 6
• Spilling the Beans, by Pansy Prince, pg. 7

 

Volume 19, No. 3

• Skiing After Forty … No Age Limit to The Sport, by Gordon Manning, pg. 1
• More About Boot ‘N Ski, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 2
• Sprains – Symptoms and First Aid Treatment, by Hans Kraus, pg. 2
• Stowe Flurries, by Amdmjl, pg. 2
• Have You Paid Your Dues, by Membership Committee, pg. 2
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Lena Gale Writes From Austria, pg. 4
• With the Patrol, by George Wesson, pg. 5
• New York To Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 6
• National and North American Races at Stowe in 1953, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 6
• Spilling the Beans, by Pansy Prince, pg. 7
• Millionth Skier to Ride Single Chair, with Sepp Ruschp [Photo]

 

Volume 19, No. 4

• (update)

 

Volume 20, No. 1

• 1954 Racing at Mt Mansfield, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 1
• Welcome to Stowe, by Charles Daly, pg. 1
• With the Ski Patrol, by George Wesson, pg. 2
• What is New in Stowe, by Charles D. Lord, pg. 2
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• New York To Stowe, By Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 5
• The Upright Ski Technique, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• Doc’s Dope, by David Bryan, M.D., pg. 6
• I.S. Fund Dilemma, by Sepp Ruschp, pg. 6
• Stowe Flurries, by Jadian, pg. 2

 

Volume 20, No. 2

• Winter Driving – Easy Does It, by Harold Kimball, pg. 1
• The Home Town Race: The Stowe Derby, by Erling Strom, pg. 1
• Have You Paid Your Dues, by Membership Committee, pg. 2
• Membership Application (Frank Springer-Miller)
• 7th Annual Victor Constant Trophy Race- DH, SL and Combined Results, pg. 2
• A Short History of Skiing in the Stowe–Mansfield Area, by Charles D. Lord, pg. 2
• New Ski Gear, Frank Springer Miller, pg. 2
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• The Ski School (photos), by Bob Bourdon, pg. 4
• New York To Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 5
• Ski Racing in the Electronic Age, by Bill Hazelett, pg. 6
• Spilling the Beans, by Pansy Prince, pg. 6
• “Modern Skiing by Bob Bourdon”, A book review by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 7

 

Volume 20, No. 3 (20th Anniversary Edition)

• A Forgotten Genius, by A.W. Coleman, pg. 3
• Handing Out Credits, (the Editor), pg. 5
• A Glance Back, by Huntley Palmer, pg 7
• Powder Paradise, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 8
• First Ski Patrol in U.S. Organized Twenty Years Ago – Mt. Mansfield Ski Patrol Also Has 20^th Anniversary, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 11
• The history of the ski club emblem/patch [Photo & Caption], pg. 12
• The Ranch Camp of the Mt. Mansfield Ski Club (Editor), pg. 15
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 16
• Stowe School Children Race Climax of Community Junior Ski Program, pg. 18
• Stowe Flurries, by Jadian, pg. 18
• New York To Stowe, By Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 19
• Stan – My Hero, Anonymous, pg. 21
• Spilling the Beans, by Pansy Prince, pg. 22

 

Volume 21, No. 1

• Unfinished Business (Editor), pg. 2
• As the Editor Sees It, pg. 2
• Stowe in July, by Charles Daly, pg. 3
• With the Ski Patrol, by George Wesson, pg. 4
• Mt Mansfield Ski Patrol Leader Gets National Safety Award, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 4
• New York To Stowe, By Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 5
• News from the Mountain, by Charles D. Lord, pg. 5
• The Mt Mansfield Snobold, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 6
• Oh Dear, Did You Hear, by Anonymous, pg. 6
• Director and Chairmen [Listing], pg. 7
• Application for Membership, pg. 7
• So Near to Heaven, pg. 8

 

Volume 21, No. 2

• As the Editor Sees It, pg. 2
• Ski Jingles, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 2
• Charles Daly and the News, by Charles Daly, pg. 3
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 4
• This Could Have Happened in Stowe, pg. 4
• Do You Know Your Edges, by Nelson S. Griggs, pg. 5
• Release it or Not?, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 6
• With the Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson & George Wesson, pg. 7
• Now We Have Everything for Ski Racing on Mt Mansfield, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 7
• Second American International Championships to Be Held in March, by News Bureau of the Mt. Mansfield Company, pg. 8
• New York To Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 9

 

Volume 21, No. 3

• As the Editor Sees It, pg. 2
• I’ll Stick to Skiing and Proofreading, by Raymond Amiro, pg. 2
• A Mt. Mansfield Ski Club Member’s Impression of Skiing in Europe, by Mary Bourdon, pg. 3
• Life On The Mountain as Seen By ‘Me’, pg. 4
• Skiing Accident Prevention, by Raymond J. Amiro, pg. 4
• Alpine Letter, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• The Junior Skiing Program in Stowe, by Charles Daly, pg. 6
• New York To Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 7
• [Information Sheet for the American International Race], pg. 7
• Now Hear This!, by Anonymous II, pg. 8

 

Volume 21, No. 4

• As the Editor Sees It, pg. 2
• Letter to the Editor, pg. 2
• Molterer Cops Combined Honors, Andrea Mead Lawrence 3-way Winner at 2^nd American International Races, by Don Scholle, pg. 3
• Coming Events, pg. 4
• Around the Mountain, by Abner W. Coleman, pg. 5
• The Control Center, by Bill Hazelett, pg. 6
• National Ski Flexing Week, pg. 6
• The Stone Hut at Elevation 3550, by Alan Hadley, pg. 7
• Some Trail Condition Definitions, by Verill, pg. 7
• The 1995 Harriman Cup, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 8
• A House Divided, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 9
• New York To Stowe, By Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 7

 

Volume 22, No. 1

• Welcome Back to Stowe, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• What To Look for in Stowe This Winter, pg. 2
• Officers and Committee Chairman Listing, pg. 2 (photo pg. 4)
• Taxation Without Representation, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 3
• Films: Available to Clubs and Groups, by Robert bourdon, pg. 3
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 4
• MMSC Members Contributing to Olympic Ski Team Fund, pg. 5
• New York To Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 7
• Safety, Courtesy and Common Sense, pg. 7
• With the Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 8
• Winter Photo Tips, by George Wesson, pg. 8
• Carnival Weekend Highlights Race Schedule, by Don Scholle, pg. 9
• Proficiency Tests, by Abner W. Coleman, pg. 9
• Olympic Fund Drive Successful, pg. 10

 

Volume 22, No. 2

• New Publication, pg. 2
• And Some Still Climb, pg. 2
• We Get ‘Em Young, pg. 2
• Notes From the Executive Branch, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• A Director Is – , pg. 2
• Dream of a new clubhouse article, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 3
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg 3
• Victor Constant Heralds Race Season, by Don Scholle, pg. 4
• Talk To a Tyro, by Mary Greene, pg. 4
• Carnival Weekend Most Gala Event, by Don Scholle, pg. 5
• Thoughts Written During a January Thaw, by Mary Bourdon, pg. 5
• March of Dimes Kick-off Takes Place Atop Mt. Mansfield, by Peggy Daly, pg. 6
• New York To Stowe, by Norma Magnus Walker, pg. 7
• European Holiday – A Stowe Amateur Goes Skiing And Finds That Everybody Races, by Madi Springer-Miller, pg. 8

 

Volume 22, No. 3

• Carnival Night, pg. 2
• Name Band Secured, pg. 2
• A Carnival Is coming To Stowe, by Hesterly Black, pg. 2
• Welcome to Carnival Weekend, by Sepp Ruschp & Charles Daly, pg. 2
• An Entire Weekend for You and Your Guests, by Don Scholle, pg. 3
• Raffle, by Nancy Graham, pg 3
• More about Carnival Weekend, by Dave Partridge, pg. 4
• Fun Booths for Benefit MMSC Planned, by Anne Morgan and Bob Kirby, pg 4
• Interim Report from the President, pg. 5
• Club Downhill Championships 1956 Carnival Style, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 5
• Stigum Captures Constant Race, by Don Scholle, pg. 6
• Now Hear This, by Gub Langdon, pg. 6
• Carnival Exhibition Race, by Gale Shaw, pg. 6
• The Trouble with Skiing, by Mary Greene, pg. 7
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 7
• Sierra Letter, by Frank Springer Miller, pg. 8

 

Volume 24, No. 4

• …As the Curtain Slowly Falls, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• Sugar Slalom Not The Same, by Mary Bourdon, pg. 2
• Carnival Weekend Exceeds Expectations, by Don Scholle, pg. 3
• Day on the Mountain as Seen by – ‘Me’, pg. 4
• Results of the Stowe School Children’s Slalom Race Held March 25^th, pg. 4
• Sugar Slalom, by Mary Bourdon, pg. 4
• Stowe in Summer, pg. 5
• Mansfield Revisited, by Marty Bourdon, pg. 5
• Sierra Letter II, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 6
• How Ye Editor Battled the Percentages – And Lost, by Raymond Amiro, pg. 6
• Cross-country Race to be Held in Stowe, April 7^th, pg. 6
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 7

 

Volume 22, No. 5

• With A Glimpse Of The Past And A look To The Future, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• Mount Mansfield Ski Club Flight ’57 to Europe Receiving Good Response, Paul Sutton, pg. 3
• With the Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 3
• So You’ll Ski the Alps This Winter!, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 4
• Why a Summer Issue, by the Editor, pg. 4
• News from “The Mountain Company”, July 27, 1956, by Bob Bourdon, pg. 5
• An Open Letter, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• Report of the Annual Spring Meeting, by Katherine Hart, pg. 6
• T-I-M-B-E-R, by Chet Ayers, pg. 6
• Stowe in Summer, pg. 7
• Mansfield Revisited, by Mary Bourdon, pg. 7
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 8

 

Volume 23, No. 1

• This is Your Ski Club 1956-1957, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• “The Winners”, by Gale Shaw, pg. 3
• Your Club Directors in Micro Sketches, by Arthur Goodrich, pg. 4
• White Pastures, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 4
• The Snoracle of Stowe, pg. 5
• “Flight ‘57” Headed for Europe – On Schedule
• They’ve Been Doing Things in Stowe, pg. 6
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 7
• Ski and Train in Summer Right in the USA, by Madi Springer-Miller, pg. 8
• Sabbatical in Europe, by Kerr Sparks, pg. 9
• [List of Club Officers], pg. 9

 

Volume 23, No. 2

• A Letter to the Members from the President’s Office, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• Racing Events 1957, by Gales Shaw, Jr., pg. 2
• Why Races?, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 3
• Ski Patrol News, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 3
• European Skiing Courtesy of Uncle Sam, by M/SGT. Leslie I. Hurley, pg. 4
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 5
• Life as a Racer as Seen, by “Me”, pg. 5
• Your Directors More Micro Sketches, by Arthur Goodrich, pg. 6
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 6
• Patrol Interests, by Robert B. Williams, pg. 7
• Seats Still Available on Flight ’57, by Paul Sutton and Jack Shearer, pg. 8

 

Volume 23, No. 3

• President Daly Reports to the Members, pg. 2
• A Skielegy, by Effessem, pg. 2
• The “Big” One, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 3
• “The Trapp Family”, pg. 4
• With the Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 4
• Gold Mine on Top of Silver Mine, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• Final Micro Sketches, by Arthur Goodrich, pg. 5
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 6
• Gala Weekend, by Kathryn Hart, pg. 7
• Stowe Goes All Out to Perfect Race Trails for International Races, pg. 7
• More Happy Memories of Flight ’57, by Nancy McNamara, pg. 8
• Stowawatha, by Charles Daly, pg. 8
• New Board of Directors Hold First Meeting, pg. 9
• One Short Visit Calls for Another, pg. 9

 

Volume 23, No. 4

• The Secretary Reports, by Kathryn Hart, pg. 2
• The Trend of Organized Skiing, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• Club Flight ’57 Huge Success, by Paul Sutton and Jack Shearer, pg. 3
• On the Magic Carpet, from Coast to Coast, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 3
• Letters a President Likes to Get, pg. 5
• As I Remember Billy Woods, by Madi Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• Racing 1957, by Gale Shaw, pg. 6
• Plans Underway for Mt Mansfield Ski Club Flight ’58 to Europe, pg. 7
• Inside Stowe, by Mary Bourdon, pg. 7
• Stowe Playhouse, pg. 8
• Ski Heil … And of Again in ’58, by Paul Sutton and Jack Shearer, pg. 10

 

Volume 24, No. 1

• What to Look For in 1958, by Gale Shaw, pg. 2
• Special Optional Conducted Ski Tour Offered to Members of Mt Mansfield Ski Club, pg. 2
• Mt Mansfield Ski Club Collects $3,000 Plus, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• Race Program For ’58, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 3
• Flight ’58 – flying TWA – Jet Stream to Europe, by Paul Sutton and Jack Shearer, pg. 3
• Winter and Cars at Stowe, by Hiram the Cabbie, pg. 4
• USEASA Director Congratulates Club for Record F.I.S. Drive, pg. 4
• [List of Mt Mansfield Ski Club Donors to F.I.S. Fund], pg. 5
• You Gotta Get in Shape, by Brunswick Springs, pg. 5
• Physical Fitness for F.I.S., by Madi Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• Racing Rules, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 6
• Late News from Stowe, pg. 6
• High Altitude Holiday in the Austrian Alps, by Arnold Schein, pg. 7
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 7

 

Volume 24, No. 2

• Support and Participation, by Gale Shaw, pg. 2
• There’s Always Stowe you Know, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• Flight ’58, by Paul Sutton and Jack Shearer
• Contributions to F.I.S. Fund Still Arriving, pg. 3
• 1957-1958 Program, pg. 3
• Fun in Bed and Bathtub, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 4
• Crusty, Man, Crusty, by Brunswick Springs, pg. 4
• I.S. Nordic Team to Compete in Vermont Cross Country Championships and Exhibition Jump at Stowe, pg. 5
• Testimonial Dinner Held at Stowe for Sepp Ruschp, pg. 5
• Skiing on a Crowded Weekend as Seen by Me, pg. 6
• First Annual Stowe Cup Race January 25-26, pg. 7
• Gala Weekend, pg. 7
• News From the Ski Club Office, by Kathryn Hart, pg. 7

 

Volume 24, No. 3

• Gala Weekend, by John Flint, pg. 2
• Daly Nominated for President of USEASA, by Luther Booth, pg. 2
• Send for the Patrol, But Wait a Second, by Ed Billings, pg. 2
• Around the Mountain, by Luther Booth, pg. 3
• Vermont State Cross Country Championship Results, pg. 3
• A Touring We Will Go!, by Charles Daly, pg. 4
• Ski Instructor on the Distaff Side, by Greta Gutterson, pg. 4
• The Chatter Box, by Pandora, pg. 5
• After Skiing, What?, by Brunswick Springs, pg. 5
• Johansson Wins Cross Country Race, by Gale Shaw, pg. 6
• Southerland And Hannah Win USEASA Giant Slalom For Juniors, pg. 7
• Webber And Snite USEASA Alpine Combined Champions, pg. 7
• Additional F.I.S. Fund Contributors, pg. 7
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 7

 

Volume 24, No. 4

• Why No F.I.S. Firsts?, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• More About Safety, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 2
• Profile, by Brooke Sterling, pg. 2
• The Sugar Slalom – 1958, pg. 3
• The Winnahs, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 3
• The Chatterbox, by Pandora, pg. 4
• Easter Parade Prizes, pg. 4
• USEASA Junior Championships, by Gale Shaw, pg. 5
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 6
• Looking back on Flight ’58, pg. 6
• The Sputnik Sale For The Girl Skier Who Wants to Look Out of This World, by Gub Langdon, pg. 7
• Mt Mansfield Ski Club Flight ’59 To Europe, pg. 7

 

Volume 24, No. 5

• [only a cover and a letter from Frank Springer-Miller in this issue]

 

Volume 25, No. 1

• President’s Message, by Gale Shaw, pg. 2
• News Bulletin From Stowe, pg. 2
• Meet Your Club Officers and Directors For 1958-1959, Charles Black, pg. 2
• This Is It!!!, pg. 3
• Altitude Hazard, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 3
• Ten Rules for Working In a Ski Shop, by Mary Lou Edwards, pg. 3
• A Report: Racing Behind the Iron Curtain, by Madi Springer-Miller, pg. 4
• A Slight Whymper or Scrambled in the Alps, by Muriel Wiessner, pg. 5
• Inside Stowe, Nancy Graham, pg. 6
• Meet Pete Dresser Your New Club Secretary, pg. 6
• MMSC Charter Flight to Europe 1959, pg. 7
• Snoball for Rent – Maybe!, pg. 7
• Have You Paid Your 1959 Club Dues?, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 7
• The 1959 Stowe School Children’s Program, by Mary Bourdon, pg. 8

 

Volume 25, No. 2

• Humorous Skiing Experience Contest, pg. 2
• You Are Dead, by John Clement, pg. 2
• The USEASA, how It Work For You, by Charles Daly, USEASA President, pg. 2
• Closed Gates… Open Gates… Some Ends and Odds, pg. 2
• Penelope Skis, by Ann Fry, pg. 3
• Future Champions Train at Stowe, pg. 3
• Winter Driving Secrets, by Edward Fales, pg. 4
• A Report: Racing Behind the Iron Curtain, Part II; or, Racing from Party to Party, by Madi Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• It’s All In The Way You Look At It, by Llew Evans, pg. 6
• Bob Bourdon and Me on Wedeln, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 6
• “This Year I Think…”, by Robert Hagerman, pg. 7

 

Volume 25, No. 3

• Vermont Alpine Championships to Replace American Internationals, by Gale Shaw, pg. 2
• Sorry, No Sensationalism – Just Facts!, by Sepp Ruschp, pg. 2
• Stowe to Host Junior Skier Training Course, pg. 3
• Case of Mistaken Identity (Frank Springer-Miller letter reprinted by SKI Magazine), pg. 3
• MMSC Charter Flight Off to Europe, pg. 3
• Humorous Skiing Experience Contest Entries, pg. 4
• A Report of the MMSC Race Committee, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 5
• How to Enjoy Your Vacation As Seen by ME, (by Frank Springer-Miller?), pg. 6
• The Greers, All EIGHT of Them Go Skiing, by Kathryn Greer, pg. 7
• Gala Weekend Preview, by Entertainment Committee, pg. 7
• Prominent Skiers Wed in N.Y.C., pg. 8
• This Year I Think…, by Robert Hagerman, pg. 10
• Twenty-Five Years Ago, First Downhill Race on Mt Mansfield, by Alan Hadley, pg. 11
• S. From St. Moritz, by Art Buchwald, pg. 11
• COLD Plus WIND, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 12
• Thanks Mr. Ruschp, pg. 12

 

Volume 25, No. 4

• The Heights of Mt Mansfield, by John Kirkland, pg. 2
• President’s Message, by Gale Shaw, pg. 2
• Stowe Spring Song, by Ann Trowbridge, pg. 2
• Some Season’s End Suggestion For The Care of Ski Equipment, by Robert Hagerman, pg. 3
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 3
• Inside Stowe, by Nancy Graham, pg. 3
• Humorous Skiing Experience Contest Entries, pg. 4
• Mt Mansfield Ski Club Championships Results, pg. 6
• Vermont Alpine Championship Races Results, pg. 7
• Charter Flight to Chile – Interested???, pg. 10
• To Europe, 1960 MMSC Charter Flight, pg. 10
• Contributors To Date To The MMSC Olympic Fund Drive, pg. 12

 

Volume 25, No. 5

• This Summer In Stowe, pg. 2
• Humorous Skiing Experience Contest Winners, pg. 2
• Charter Flight to the Alps, pg. 3
• Stowe Summer Calendar, pg. 3
• There is Still Time To Keep That Last New Year’s Resolution, as told by knowing people to Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 4
• What To Look For in Stretch Pants, by Gub Langdon, pg. 4
• Mt Mansfield electric Railroad Makes Last Run, by Robert Hagerman, pg. 5
• Flight to Chile Cancelled, pg. 5
• Of Scaremongers, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 6
• Stowe Off Season, pg. 6
• George Kurronen Picked For Olympic Cross Country Training Squad, pg. 8
• Additional Donors to Olympic Fund, pg. 8

 

Volume 25, No. 6

• Sepp Ruschp Attends F.I.S. Conference, pg. 2
• President’s Message, by Gale Shaw, pg. 2
• New Rates For Lifts Announced By Mt Mansfield Company, pg. 3
• The 1959-1960 Racing Season, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 4
• Action For A Stronger And Better Club, by Charles Daly, pg. 4
• Skiing Might Start November 14^th, Then Again It Might Not, by Robert Hagerman, pg. 4
• Report on Junior Skiing Plans for 1960, pg. 5
• Crews Cruise to Bale Trails, by John King, pg. 5
• MMSC Flight ’60 Filling Fast, pg. 5
• Stowe News and Notes, pg. 6
• Reprinted With Permission Department, pg. 6

 

Volume 26, No. 1

• Stowe News and Notes, pg. 2
• 1959-1960 Mt. Mansfield Ski Club Committees, pg. 2
• Old Dog and New Tricks, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 3
• How to Trade Vacations, by Helen Beckerhoff, pg. 4
• Skiing Now and Then, by Craig Burt, pg. 5
• Late News from Stowe, pg. 5
• MMSC Charter Flight ’60 Booked Solid, pg. 6
• Mansfield Ski Club Junior Race Team Formed, pg. 6
• With The Ski Patrol, by Luther Booth, pg. 6
• Blow The Man Down, by Brunswick Springs, pg. 7

 

Volume 26, No. 2

• Mansfield Junior Excel in National Races, pg. 2
• End of Winter, pg. 2
• Scenes from the Big Show at Squaw Valley, pg. 2
• I Almost Enjoyed It, pg. 3
• Proposed Flight to Chile, pg.3
• Skiing – Now and Then, pg. 4
• Mansfield Ski Club Flight ’06 Returns, pg. 4
• 1960 Mt. Mansfield Ski Club Downhill Championships, pg. 5
• Many, Many Thanks -, pg. 11

 

Volume 26, No. 3

• Sepp Ruschp Elected President of the National Ski Association, pg. 2
• Presidents Message, pg. 2
• Letter From Frank Springer Miller, pg. 3
• Summer Events in Stowe, pg.4
• Mansfield Charter Flight to Europe, pg. 4
• Inside Stowe, pg. 4
• Arden Magoon Has Eyes For Porcupines, pg. 5
• A Visit To Voiron, pg. 5
• Junior Skiing Plans, pg. 5
• Stowe Has Launched Extensive Construction of Ski Facilities on Mt. Mansfield, pg. 6
• Golden October, pg. 7

 

Volume 26, No. 4

• Our Fall Meeting, pg. 2
• Flight ’61 To Fly Via Jets, pg. 2
• Desk Sweep, pg. 2
• Junior Skiing Plans For 1961, pg. 3
• Cars, Cold & Common Sense, Pg. 3
• 100 Years Of Mt. Mansfield Skiing, pg. 4
• Skiing Gear, pg. 4
• Inside Stowe, pg. 4
• Our New Directors, pg.5
• With The Ski Patrol, pg. 5
• On Talking Strangers, pg. 5
• Racing Program 1961, pg. 6
• Mansfield Ski Club Gets Olympic Certification, pg. 6
• USEASA Certification Test For Ski Patrol Held On Mt. Mansfield, pg. 7

 

Volume 26, No. 5

• President’s Message, by John Flint, pg. 2
• Letters to the Editor, pg. 2
• Oh, My Poor Feet, pg. 2
• Adventure in the Land of the Midnight Sun, by Luther Bridgman, pg. 3
• Happy Days at the Reindeer Station – December, 1960, pg.3
• Photo – Race on Nose Dive 25 Years Ago!, pg. 3
• Report on Junior Skiing, by Mary Bourdon, pg. 4
• A Really Good Idea, pg. 4
• The Skiers Insurance Policy, by Paul Biedermann, pg. 5
• Wot, More of the Same?, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• Ski Club Flights – Rules and Regulations, by Jack Shearer & Paul Sutton, pg. 6
• With the Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 6
• Skiing – With Reservations, by Anne Innkeeper, pg. 7
• Photo of Bobby and Ted Kennedy at Stowe, pg. 8

 

Volume 27, No. 1-3

• (missing – VSM has this copy of No. 1?)

 

Volume 27, No. 4

• An Interview With Sepp Ruschp, pg. 2
• Our Junior Program Bears Fruit, by Charles Daly, pg. 2
• Happy Days at the Reindeer Station (Continued), pg. 4
• Should We Not Hang Our Heads in Shame, by Charles Daly, pg. 6
• Squawk Department, pg. 6
• More About Safety Bindings, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 7
• So Long Until Summer, pg. 8

 

Volume 28, No. 1

• Our Thanks, by Luther Booth, pg. 2
• President’s Message, by John Flint, pg. 2
• 1961 Sugar Slalom, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 2
• Northern Vermont Ski Council Wins Over Mid-Vermont Youngsters, by Mary Bourdon, pg. 2
• Update on Flight ’62, by Paul Sutton & Jack Shearer, pg. 3
• Club Downhill Championships, pg. 4
• Summer in Stowe, pg. 4
• “The Big News”, by the Pre-Skiing Fitness Program Committee, pg. 5
• The Annual Sports Car Rally, pg. 6
• American Kennel Club Licensed Dog Show, pg. 6
• Amateurs?, by Luther Booth, pg. 7
• Squawk Department, by Luther Booth, pg. 8
• Gala!!!, by Darby Chambers, pg. 8
• Late European Race Information, pg. 8

 

Volume 28, No. 2

• Were You There? – Committee Solicits Historical Information, pg. 2
• President’s Message, by John Flint, pg. 2
• And It Was A Dawggone Good Contribution, pg. 2
• Squawk Department, by Luther Booth, pg. 2
• The Bog Switcheroo, pg. 2
• American International Competitions Fund Drive, pg. 3
• What To Do ‘Til The Snow Flies – Hints From Me, pg. 3
• 1962 Program, pg. 3
• The Finish Line, by Tuck and Go, pg. 4
• “The New Way To Ski”, pg. 4
• A Letter Of Appreciation, by Billy Kidd, pg. 5
• Flight ‘62 Booked Solid But? ? ?, pg 5
• Junior Skiing Program, by Claudia Elliman, pg. 6
• With the Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 6
• Stowe News, pg. 7
• Safety in Spring As Seen By A Sports Doctor, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 8
• New Manager at Topnotch, pg. 8

 

Volume 28, No. 3

• Charter Flight ’62, pg 2
• Why I Don’t Give A Lift, by Ex-do-gooder, pg. 2
• President’s Message, by John Flint, pg. 2
• Some Ski School!, by Effessem, pg. 2
• Squawk Department, pg. 2
• History of Mt Mansfield Skiing: A Pioneer Ski Ascent, by Nathaniel Goodrich, pg. 3
• History of Mt Mansfield Skiing: Operation Frostbite, by Robert Cate, pg. 3
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 3
• Literary Lottery – The Squire of Stowe Hollow, by Lou Stoler, pg. 3
• Vermont Junior Alpine Championships – Results, pg. 4
• The Future of the USEASA, A Former High Ranking Official of “Eastern” discusses the Situation As He Sees It, pg. 6
• Additional F.I.S. Contributions, pg. 7
• Ski Is Honored, pg. 7
• Overheard in the Parking Lot, by Marc Neuhof, pg. 7
• On Public School Skiing Programs, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 8
• A Skier, by Julian Malkiel, pg. 8
• The Finish Line, by Tuck and Go, pg. 9
• The Summation of Ham McSki, pg. 10
• More On Equipment, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 10
• Prominent Mt. Mansfield Skier Wed, pg. 10
• 25 Years of Downhill, by Alan Hadley, pg. 11

 

Volume 28, No. 4

• President’s Message, by John Flint, pg. 2
• Squawk Department, pg. 2
• The New Fun Race, pg. 2
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 2
• A History of Mt. Mansfield Skiing: How Skiing Came to Stowe, by Craig Burt (insert)
• The Finish Line, by Tuck and Go, pg. 3
• Mens Sana In Corpore Sano, pg. 4
• Here are the Winners of the Who’s Who Contest, pg. 5
• Club Championship Results, pg. 6
• We Flew on Flight ’62, by Betty and “Bish” McGill, pg. 7
• Flight ’62, by Jack Shearer & Paul Sutton, pg. 7
• The Fable of Skiing is Fun OR Schussing From a Hospital Bed, pg. 8
• Gala Weekend Party, by Darby Chambers, pg. 8

 

Volume 29, No. 1

• President’s Message, by John Flint, pg. 2
• On The Mountain, pg. 2
• Junior Skiing, by “Bill” Harrington, pg. 2
• Stowe Skiers Place High In Chilean Championships, pg. 2
• Little Spruce Giant Slalom, by Paul Biedermann, pg. 3
• Interski Bondone 62, pg. 4
• A History of Mt. Mansfield Skiing: The Toll Road Has A Past, by David Burt, pg. 5
• Two Seventeen Point Six, by Huntley Palmer, pg. 8

 

Volume 29, No. 2

• President’s Message, John Flint, pg. 2
• The Editor Reports, by Luther Booth, pg. 2
• Let’s Talk About Touring, by Charles Daly, pg. 3
• Stowe School Division MMSC Junior Skiing Program, by Ted Means, pg. 3
• On The Road With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 4
• Junior Race Team, by Bill Harrington, pg. 4
• Listing of 1962-1963 Officers, Directors, and Committee Members, pg. 5
• A Suspicious Look at the High Ski Boot, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 6
• The Finish Line, by Tuck and Go, pg. 6
• Exercises to Develop Better Ankle Bend, by Dr. Hans Kraus, pg. 7
• MMSC Flight ’63, by Paul Sutton & Jack Shearer, pg. 7
• From Austria to Topnotch, pg. 7
• Stowe Skiers Have Fun and Gain Experience Skiing South America in Summer, pg. 8
• Club Races – Gala Weekend, pg. 9
• Sepp Ruschp Ski School, pg. 9
• Instructor Training, pg. 9
• New Housing, pg. 9
• A History of Mt Mansfield Skiing: An Excellent Center for Skiing, by Roland Palmedo, pg. 10
• Winter Comes Early to Stowe, pg. 12

 

Volume 29, No. 3

• Letters, pg. 2
• Stowe After Christmas-New Years, pg. 2
• Cover Girl, pg. 2
• Book Review – “The New Way To Ski, by Bob Bourdon”, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 3
• The Finish Line, by Tuck and Go, pg. 4
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 6
• A Way Of Life, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 7
• Sixth Annual Stowe Cup – Results, pg. 8
• Vermont Junior Alpine Championships – Results, pg. 8
• “Junior Race Team”, by Bill Harrington, pg. 9
• The Soliloquy of Nose-Dive Hamlet, by Dr. Samuel Borogad, pg. 15
• Photo of Sepp Ruschp Ski School (with names), pg. 16

 

Volume 30, No. 1

• Wanted: Writers to Write About Skiing, pg. 2
• President’s Message, by John Flint, pg. 2
• Attention Private Pilots, pg. 2
• Mansfield Ski Club 30^th Anniversary, Fall Meeting, pg. 2
• About the Olympics, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 3
• Skiyakityac, by Francis Braillard, pg. 4
• Our Olympic Team Members, by Charles Daly, pg. 5
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 6
• Junior Skiing Committee Plans for 1963-1964, by Bill Harrington, pg. 7
• Attention Junior Members, pg. 7
• Club Sponsored Races, pg. 7
• The Finish Line, by Tuck and Go, pg. 8
• Little Spruce Chair Lift Brings Another New Network Of Trails to Spruce Peak Ski Area, pg. 9
• Olympic Fund Contributors, pg. 10
• 1964 Program of Club Events, pg. 12

 

Volume 30, No. 2

• Juniors Dominate Stowe Cup Races, pg. 2
• Every Wednesday at Little Spruce, pg. 2
• Billy Kidd Takes Silver Medal In Slalom, pg. 2
• The Finish Line, by Tuck and Go, pg. 3
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 4
• “Sig Is Gone”, by Frank Elkins, pg. 4
• Deep Were the Snows of Yesteryear, pg. 4
• A History of Mt. Mansfield Skiing: Recollections of Ranch Camp, by Tremaine Conkling, pg. 3
• MMSC Junior Doings, pg. 8
• New Double Chair Lift Popular, pg. 9
• Olympic Ski Fund Contributors, pg. 9
• More About Release Bindings, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 10
• Optimists and Fatalists On Wheels, by ABC, pg. 10
• Spring Skiing, by Andy Barnet, pg. 11
• Junior Racing Team, by Bill Harrington, pg. 11
• The Chair Lift, by Robin Barovick, pg. 11
• Notice: All Competitors Club Downhill Championships, by Henry Simoneau, pg. 11

 

Volume 30, No. 3

• President’s Message, I Kidd You Not Our Kidd Came Through, pg. 2
• A History of Mt. Mansfield Skiing: Recollections of Ranch Camp (cont.), by Tremaine Conkling, pg. 3
• Notice – The Annual Spring Meeting of the Mt. Mansfield Ski Club, pg. 4
• A Non-Skiers Guide to Non-Skiing, by Francis Braillard, pg. 5
• Junior Racing Team, by Bill Harrington, pg. 7
• Plans for MMSC Charter Flight ’65, by Jack Shearer & Paul Sutton, pg. 7
• Post Olympic Highlights, by Charles Daly, pg. 8
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 10
• California Here We Come, by Pat Daly, pg. 11
• Ski Reporting in The Days Before The Lifts, by Frank Elkins, pg. 12
• The Finish Line, by Tuck and Go, pg. 14
• 25^th Annual Sugar Slalom Results, pg. 15

 

Volume 31, No. 1

• President’s Message, pg. 2
• Something New Has Been Added, pg. 2
• Listing of 1964-1965 Officers, Directors and Committees, pg. 2
• The Finish Line by Tuck and Go, pg. 3
• Skiing Is Where You Find It, by Frank Elkins, pg. 4
• Sun and Surf Flight, pg. 4
• Mt Mansfield Ski Club – Flight ’65, by Paul Sutton & Jack Shearer, pg. 4
• American Skiing Has Come of Age, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• Junior Racers, by Bill Harrington, pg. 8
• Attention Junior Racers, pg. 8
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 8
• The Stowe Public School Program, pg. 9
• Stowe’s “Learn to Ski Weeks”, pg. 9
• The Last Schmoes of Summer, by Francis Braillard, pg. 10
• Bend Ze Knees?, pg. 11
• 1965 Program of Mt Mansfield Ski Club Events, pg. (back cover)

 

Volume 31, No. 2

• Rosie Fortna and Gordi Eaton Sweep Stowe Cup Races, pg. 2
• The Cresta Run, by Walter Hackett, pg. 3
• Junior Race Program, by Bill Harrington, pg. 3
• Go! Go! Go!, by Francis Braillard, pg. 4
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg.4
• “Name That Trail” Contest Brings Wide Response, pg. 5
• A History of Mt Mansfield Ski Club: A Pipe Dream, Charles D. Lord, pg. 4
• Do You Have a Release Binding?, by Luther Booth, pg. 9
• The Finish Line, by Tuck and Go, pg. 10
• Another Man’s Poison, by Fred Brokaw, pg. 11
• 1965 Gala Weekend and Club Championships Program, pg. 12
• S. Ski Team Fund Contributors, pg.13
• Eight Annual Stowe Cup Results, pg. 15

 

Volume 31, No. 3

• President’s Message, by John Flint, pg. 2
• In Memoriam: Craig Burt Stowe Pioneer and Business Dies At Age of 82, pg. 2
• A History of Mt Mansfield Skiing: Ski Patrol, by Craig Burt, pg. 3
• “We Put Them On Skis”, The Story of the Stowe Public Schools Ski Program, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• The Finish Line, by Tuck and Go, pg. 7
• Erica Skinger, The Makings of a Champion, by Patrick Daly, pg. 8
• Stowe School Championship Races – Results, (insert)
• 26^th Annual Sugar Slalom – Results (insert)
• Skisurance, “Yo Yo” Allen, pg. 9
• Can a Skiing Anecdote Still Be Funny After 50 Years?, (Anonymous), pg. 9
• Some Days It’s Chicken – Some Days It’s Feathers, by Luther Booth, pg. 9
• A Gala Gala, by Francis Braillard, pg. 10
• Notice of Annual Spring Meeting, pg. 12
• Sugar Slalom 1965, pg. 13
• Half of Injured Skiers Had No Instruction, pg. 13
• Trail Southward Blazed, by Nick and Libby Mara, pg. 14
• Notice of Proposed By-Law Change, pg. 14
• S. Ski Team Fund Contributors, pg. 15
• When I Go Skiing, by Janet Goodstein (age 10), pg. 15

 

Volume 32, No. 1

• President’s Message, by Bill Harrington, pg. 2
• William Harrington to Head MMSC (profile), pg. 2
• Here We Go Again!, by Francis Braillard, pg. 4
• A History of Mt. Mansfield Skiing: My Early Days in Stowe, by C. Minot Dole, pg. 5
• The “Nose” Is Straightened, pg. 8
• The Winter That Never Was, by Frank Elkins, pg. 9
• Junior Race Team, by Bill Harrington, pg. 10
• How Dumb Can You Be?, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 11
• With the Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 11
• Mt Mansfield Ski Club Tour Charter Flight 1966, by Paul Sutton & Jack Shearer, pg. 13
• Listing of 1965-1966 Club Officers, Directors and Committees, pg. 13
• 1966 Program of Mt Mansfield Ski Club Events, pg. 15

 

Volume 32, No. 2

• President’s Message, by Bill Harrington, pg. 2
• New Learn-to-Ski-Week Plan Available, pg.2
• Mt Mansfield Junior Racing, p. 2
• Ski Tips, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 2
• Schedule of Events 1965-66 Season, pg. 3
• Former Austrian Champions Coaching Jr. Program, pg. 3
• Stowe Public School Skiing Program, pg. 3
• The Bigger They Are, The Harder They Fall!!, by Bruce R. Sherman, pg. 4
• Mansfield’s Nose Is Straightened, pg. 5
• Ski Profile – Jim Shepard, pg. 5
• Ski Snobbery or Status in the Snow, by Francis Braillard, pg. 6
• If Only We Could Do That, by Frank Elkins, pg. 6
• Frank Elkins Reports, by Frank Elkins, pg. 7
• Mt Mansfield Ski Club Gala Weekend and Club Championships Program, pg. 8
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 9
• Parking Charge at Mt. Mansfield Area Eliminated, pg. 9
• Dates and Events to Remember (back cover)

 

Volume 32, No. 3

• Tennis & Golf To Highlight Spring Meeting, pg. 1
• Presidents Message, by Bill Harrington, pg. 1
• A Tribute To Luther Booth, pg. 2
• And a Word About Our New Format, pg. 2
• Letters to the Editor, pg. 2
• Club Members Contribute $1,677 to US Training Fund, pg. 3
• January Flight Added to ’67 Charter Flight Jan 26-Feb12, pg. 4
• School Skiing, pg. 5
• Ski Team, pg. 5
• Congratulations to Our Jr. Race Team, pg. 6
• MMSC Runs Biggest Race Ever, pg. 8
• Spring Madness, pg. 10

 

Volume 32, No. 4

• For The Serious Racer, “Hard Work & Good Attitude Are Most Important”, says Billy Kidd, pg. 1
• Listing of 1966-1967 Club Officers, Directors, and Committees, pg. 2
• Our Number One Racer, pg. 2
• Letters to the Editor, pg. 2
• Odds & Ends, pg. 2
• President’s Message, by Bill Harrington, pg. 3
• Race Team Program, by Chuck Buik, pg. 4
• Ricky Skinger Called “Hopeful” by Bob Beattie, pg. 5
• Winter Magic (photos), pg. 6
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 9
• Some Data About Skiing Accidents In Europe, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 10
• Dates and Events to Remember (back cover)

 

Volume 33, No. 5

• President’s Message – Jr. National & Eastern Alpine Conflict Called “Ridiculous”, by Bill Harrington, pg. 1
• Ski Flight Space Available, pg. 2
• Letters to the Editor, pg. 2
• Charlie Lord – A Profile of Mt. Mansfield, by Ann Fry, pg. 4
• National Skier Courtesy Code, pg. 5
• A Hard Look At The New Bindings, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 5
• Ricky Skinger Wins Year’s First Little Spruce Giant Slalom, pg. 6
• Stowe Public School Ski Program, pg. 6
• Junior Team Off To Fast Start, pg. 7
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 9
• Winter Driving Tips, pg. 10
• Dates and Events to Remember, pg. 11

 

Volume 33, No. 6

• President’s Message, by Bill Harrington, pg. 2
• Teague Wins Easterns, pg.2
• “Mr. Stowe”, pg. 2
• Ricky Wins Junior Nationals, pg. 3
• National Junior Alpine Championships, pg 4
• $1.4 Million Expansion Program Approved By Mt. Mansfield Company, pg. 6
• The Racing Scene (photos)
• The Vermont Junior Alpine Championships, pg. 10
• $1,416 Contributed To U.S. Ski Team, pg. 12
• Super Salesman, by Geegee Zaveson, pg. 13
• Junior Programs — Or Who Has It?, by Charles Daly, pg 14
• 10 MMSC’ers Make Northern Vermont Junior All-Stars, pg. 15

 

Volume 34, No. 2

• President’s Message, by Bill Harrington, pg. 2
• Listing of 1967-1968 Club Officers, Directors, and Committees, pg. 2
• Letters to The Editors, pg. 2
• “Snow Job” Uses 6 Miles of Pipe, pg. 3
• Instant Snow Reports Now Toll Free From Stowe, pg. 3
• Junior Happenings, Chuck Buik, pg. 4
• Pre-season Conditioning, Courtesy: Mt. Y. Ski Patrols, pg. 6
• Dates and Events to Remember (back cover)

 

Volume 34, No. 4

• Letters To The Editor, pg. 2
• Ski Flight News, pg. 2
• President’s Message, by Bill Harrington, pg. 3
• What Is The Jr. Race Program?, by Chuck Buik, pg. 5
• Junior Internationals, pg. 5
• MMSC 13 & Under Team In Action (photos), pg. 6
• The Impossible Dream, by Chuck Buik, pg. 8
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 9
• Equipment Notes, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 9
• Darkroom Witchery (photo), pg. 10
• The World of Ski Touring, by George Froehlich, pg. 12
• Stowe Public School Ski Program, pg. 15
• $3,500 Contributed to the U.S. Ski Team, pg. 16
• Northern Vermont Council JIII&V Results from Stowe, VT (back cover)

 

Volume 34, No. 5

• “Western Regionals Begin New Era In Junior Racing, by Bill Harrington, pg. 1
• Listing of 1967-68 Officers, Directors and Committees, pg. 2
• Letters, pg. 2
• USEASA Western Regional Junior Championships February 10-11, pg. 3

 

Volume 34, No. 6

• President’s Message, by Bill Harrington, pg. 2
• Letters to the Editor, pg. 2
• The Stowe Cup Renewed, by Bill Harrington, pg. 4
• Gondola Glimpses, pg.7
• The Racing Scene, With Ricky & Weezie, pg. 10
• Race Program, by Chuck Buik, pg. 12
• A New Problem Emerges, pg. 12
• Stowe Public School Ski Program, by Gail Rivers, pg. 13
• Toll Free Instant Snow Reporting Service, pg. 13
• Summer Camps, pg. 13
• Ski Sharpening in the Village Ski Shop, pg. 16
• Fun Race, Little Spruce Giant Slalom, pg. 19
• Charter Flight ’69, pg. 20
• Dates and Events to Remember, pg. 22
• With The Ski Patrol, by Lanou Hudson, pg. 24
• “It Isn’t Your Boots, … But your Feet” – Equipment Notes, by Frank Springer-Miller, pg. 24

 

Volume 35, No. 1

• Tax Free Status To Benefit Ski Racers, pg. 1
• Listing of 1969-1970 Club Officers, Directors, and Committees, pg. 2
• Letters to the Editor, pg. 2
• Presidents Message, by Bill Harrington, pg. 3
• Flight Info ’70, pg. 3
• The Eastern Junior Alpine Championships, pg. 4
• Bill Harington, Skiing’s Mystery Man, by Don Fillion (Burlington Free Press), pg. 6
• Club Championships Results, pg. 7

 

Volume 36 No 1 (Mar 1970)

Volume 37 No 1 (Nov 1970)

Volume 38 No 1 (Sep 1971)

Volume 38 No 2 (Nov 1971)

Volume 38 No 3 (Mar 1972)

Volume 39 No 1 (Nov 1972)

Volume 39 No 2 (Jan 1973)

Volume 40 No 1 (Nov 1973)

Volume 40 No 2 (Mar 1974)

Volume 41 No 1 (Nov 1974)

Volume 42 No 1 (Nov 1975)

Volume 43 No 1 (Nov 1976)

Volume 44 No 1 (Nov 1977)

Volume 45 No 1 (Nov 1978)

Volume 46 No 1 (Oct 1979)

 

Volume 47 No 1 (Nov 1980)

Volume 48 No 1 (Sep 1981)

Volume 51 No 1 (Nov 1984)

Volume 52 No 1 (Nov 1985)

Volume 53 No 1 (Nov 1986)

Volume 55 No 1 (Nov 1988)

Volume 56 No 1 (Nov 1989)