Entries in the American Alpine Club Journal Index Are
INDEX All entries in the American Alpine Club Journal Index are. arranged alphabetically. Subject entries are indicated by capital letters. Mountains are entered by their proper name: quotation marks indicate those names which are unofficial. For the sake of brevity references to mountains which have a variety of peaks identified by number, east, west, Chico or grande, etc., are all included under the given name of the mountain. The range, U.S. state, Canadian province or territory or foreign country is given in parentheses where known. All mountains are also in- dexed under the range and the ‘geographical location. With the exception of Alaska and the Canadian territories, states and provinces are not cross-indexed. Latin American Cordilleras are filed under Cordillera. The words mount, mountain, peak, pica, nevado, cerro, etc. are generally omitted. The names of expedition personnel are given except in foreign expeditions where only the names of the leaders are included. MC and Mac are filed as if spelled Mac. Personal names are filed ahead of geographical names where they are the same. Thinking ahead toward the compilation of a cumulative index, errors, omissions, and constructive criticism for all indexes of the Journal from Vol. I to the present would be appreciated. This index was prepared by Earlyn Church with the assistance of Carolyn Richter. A Aily:-t;;4 (Crimea, U.S.S.R.), 48: Aconcagua (Argentina), 48: 196 Alaska Range, Alaska, 48: 23-27, 135 Adamant (Northern Selkirks, B.C.), Ali Ratni Tibba (Himachal Pradesh, 48: 164 India),
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