ARIZONA HIGHWAYS MAGAZINE

INDEX TO VOL™E 62 1986

Canpiled by KONRAD MARTIN WAIBEL Published by Arizona Highways Mctgazine Phoenix, Arizona Copyright 1987

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A NOI'E TO THE USERS OF THIS INDEX

The 1986 Index to Arizona Highways Magazine is organized into three sections. The first section begins on :page one and lists the authors, titles, and subjects of the articles in alphabetic order. The second section begins on :page 11 and list the names of the photographers and illustrators in alphabetic order. The third section begins on page 29 and lists the subjects of the photographs and illustrations in alphabetic order.

This is an example of how an article is indexed:

AUTHOR: CHEEK, LAWRENCE W. Mexican Cooking. Ag'86 p.12-17 TITLE: MEXICAN COOKING Cheek, Lawrence W. Ag'86 p.12-17 SUBJECT: FOOD Mexican Cooking. Cheek, Lawrence W. Ag '86 p.12-17

This is an example of how a photograph or illustration is indexed:

NAME OF PHOTOGRAPHER OR ILLUSTRATOR: MUENCH, DAVID Waterfall, Tonto National Forest. Ja'86 p.28 SUBJECT: WATERFALLS Waterfall, Tonto National Forest. Ja'86 p.28

The follCMing abbreviations for the months of the year are used in this index:

Ja= January F= February Mr= March Ap= April My= May Je= June Jl= July Ag= August S= September O= October N= November D= December

The compiling of this index is the responsibility of Konrad Martin Waibel, P.O.B. 56025, Phoenix, Arizona, 85079-6025, U.S.A. Any corrments or remarks about the index will be appreciated. ARTICLES

AUTHORS- TITLES- SUBJECTS- INDEX

ADAM CLARK VRCMAN AND THE FOREST OF STONE Funsten, Kenneth. Jl'86 p.28- 33

ADVENTURE FOR THE SPIRIT AND THE SPIRITED .. •ARIZONA'S NEW WILDERNESS LANDS PRQ\1ISE THE PERFECT GETAWAY EXPERIENCE Lavender, David. Mr'86 p.4- 19

AFTERWORD . .. GRAND CANYON OF THE COWRADO Campbell, J. Duncan . 0'86 p.44

ANCIENT TRADITION, NEW HORIZONS Jacka, Lois Essary. My'86 p.16

AGED AND AGING Living Longer in America, A Special Report. Campbell , Don. Ap'86 p. 3- 21

APACHE INDIANS The Lost Tribes of the Sierra Madre. Sanchez, Lynda A. s'86 p.24- 26

ARCHAEOWGY AND ARCHAEOLOGISTS Roads and Ruins, A Delicate Balance. Laetz, Catrien Ross. Jl'86 p . 14- 19 Prehistoric Man in the Petrified Forest. Baeza, Joan. Jl'86 p.20- 27

ARIZONA AND THE WIWERNESS MYSTIQUE Udall, Stewart L. Mr'86 p.2

ARIZONA FOLKWRE AND FICTION The Cactus Sandwich or the Words that Won the West. Dedera, Don. Je'86 p.2-8, 18-21 A Kentuckian Looks at Arizona. Bell, Beverly K. 0'86 p.30-33

ARIZONA HIGHWAYS MAGAZINE Happiness is Volume One, Number One. Stocker, Joseph Ag'86 p.30-35

ARIZONA STRIP CWSE- UP Whitaker, Bob. ~Ir'86 p.20- 27

ARIZONA VACATIONS The Great Escapes : Your Vacation Guide to Sun Country. Stahl, Richard G. N'86 p.21-28

ARIZONANS Mountain People. Wilson, Maggie. Ap'86 p.31-42 - 2-

ARIZONA'S UNIQUE THEDL03ICAL SCHOOL FOR NATIVE AMERICANS CELEBRATES ITS 75TH BIRTHDAY Keller, Rosanne . 0'86 p . 28- 29

ARIZONIQUES: SOMEI'HING OF AN AIMANAC, A SAMPLER, A CALENDAR, AND A GUIDE TO PLACES, EVENTS, AND PEOPLE UNIQUE TO ARIZONA AND THE SOUTHWEST . A monthly column, January through April, and June through November 1986.

ART AND ARTIST.3 Art Direction, Another Side (Gary Bennett, artist, and art director Arizona Highways Magazine). no author. N'86 p . 34- 41

ART DIRECTION, ANOTHER SIDE no author. N'86 p.34- 41

AUTUMN ON THE CORONADO TRAIL Brown, Joseph E. 0'86 p.14- 19

BAEZA, JOAN Prehistoric Man in the Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.20-27 Last of the Old Sheep- Drive Routes: The Heber-Reno Trail. N '86 p.14- 20

BAILEY, EILEEN The Blue, the Gray, and Living History at Pioneer Museum. N'86 p.29- 33

BELL, BEVERLY K. A Kentuckian Looks at Arizona. 0'86 p.30- 33

BIRDS Return of the Bandit Quail. Whitaker, Bob. Je'86 p.32-37 Growing Pains. A Season in the Life of the Burrowing OWl. Ferrara, Jerry L. N'86 p.12-13

THE BLUE, THE GRAY, AND LIVING HISTORY AT PIONEER MUSEUM Bailey, Eileen. N'86 p.29- 33

BOOKSHELF, edited by Budge Ruffner Adams, Ansel. Ansel Adams: An Autobiography. Mr'86 p.46 Alcock, John. Sonoran Desert Spring. Ja'86 p.46 Arnold, Elliot. Blood Brother. s'86 p.46 Ball, Eve . In the Days of Victoria. s'86 p.46 Barnes, Will C. Apaches and Longhorns. s'86 p.46 Basso, Keith H. Western Apache Raiding and Warfare. s'86 p.46 Bourke, Gregory. On the Border with Crook. s'86 p.46 Cannon, Hal . Cowboy Poetry: A Gathering. Ap'86 p.46 Canfort, Will Levington. Apache. s'86 p.46 Davis, Britton. The 'rruth about Geronirro. S '86 p. 46 - 3-

Dewey Galleries. Maynard Dixon / Ed Ivlell, Images of the Southwest: Past and Present. F'86 p.46 Engard, Rodney. Arizona WildfloW=rs Book 2; Arizona Cacti and Succulents Book 2. Jl'86 p.46 Goodwin, Grenville. Social Organization of the Western Apache. s'86 p.46 Hendricks, David M. Arizona Soils. Ag ' 86 p . 46 Horgan, Paul. A Distant Trumpet. S '86 p . 46 laird, Helen. Carl Oscar Borg and the Magic Region. Ag'86 p . 46 lane, Richard H. Basque Sheepherders of the American West. A Photographic Docwnentary. Jl'86 p.46 lavender, David. River Runners of the Grand Canyon. Ap '86 p . 46 Luhan, Mabel Dodge . Winter in Taos. Ap'86 p.46 Malotki, Ekkehart. Gullible Coyote/ Una'iha: A Bilingual Collection of Hopi Coyote Stories. 0'86 p.46 Perry, Edgar . Western Apache Dictionary. s'86 p.46 Rickey, Don . Forty Miles a Day on Beans and Hay. s'86 p.46 Rider, Roland W. The Roll Away Saloon: Cowboy Tales of the Arizona Strip. 0 ' 86 p . 46 Roswell Symphony Guild Members . Savoring the SouthW=st. F'86 p.46 Running, John. Honor Dance: Native Ainerican Photographs. Je '86 p.46 Schellie, Don. Vast Domain of Blood. s'86 p.46 Scott, Sandra. Grand Canyon (cassette taf)e and booklet). F'86 p.46 Sharp, Robert L. Bob Sharp's Cattle Country: Rawhide Ranching on Both Sides of the Border. Ap '86 p.46 Sheheen, Dennis. A Child ' s Picture Dictionary: English/ Spanish. Ja'86 p.46 Snyder, Ernest E. Arizona Outdoor Guide. Mr'86 p.46 Sumnerhayes, Martha. Vanished Arizona. s'86 p.46 'rhrapp, Dan L. The Conquest of Apacheria. S '86 p. 46 Walker, Willard. Hopis, Tewas, and the American Road. Je ' 86 p.46 Young, John V. The State Parks of Arizona. 0'86 p.46 Zarbin, Earl A. Roosevelt Dam, a History to 1911 . Ag'86 p.46

BRASS BUT'ION BRIDES Gillette, Jean. s'86 p.28- 29

BROWN, JOSEPH E. The White-Collar Conservationists (the Nature Conservancy) . Je'86 p.22-31 Autumn on the Coronado Trail. 0 ' 86 p . 14- 19

CACTUS, CANYONS,AND CULTURE Cooper, Dana . Ja'86 p.2- 15

THE CACTUS SANDWICH OR THE WORDS THAT WON THE WEST Dedera, Don . Je'86 p.2-8, 18- 21 - 4-

CAMPBELL, DON Living Longer in America, A Special Report. Ap'86 p.3-21 An Interim Report- Central Arizona Project: The Faucet Opens. N'86 p.4-11

CAMPBELL, J . DUNCAN Afterword ... Grand Canyon of the Colorado. D'86 p.44

CHEEK, I.AWRENCE W. From Tucson with Love . F'86 p .2-37 tvExican Cooking. Ag'86 p.12- 17

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Arizona's Unique Theological School for Native Americans Celebrates its 75th Birthday. Keller, Rosanne. 0'86 p.28- 29 Pilgrimage to San Xavier. Fontana, Bernard L. p.44-48

CLANG, CLANG, CLANG WENI' THE TROLLEY Lowe, Sam. Je'86 p.38- 43

CITIES AND 'TOWNS Douglas and Agua Prieta. Hazen- Hanrrnond, Susan. s'86 p.31-37 Portal, Arizona. Negri, Sain. s'86 p.38- 43

CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS 'Ihe Legacy of the Soil Soldiers. Dedera, Don. Ja'86 p.26-35

COLLINS, GillRGE L. A Walk in the Woods. Mr'86 38- 43 Lake Mead National Recreation Area/ A Memoir. 0'86 p.34-37

CONSERVATION AND CONSERVATIONISTS Arizona and the Wilderness Mystique. Udall, Stewart L. Mr'86 p.2 The White-Collar Conservationists (the Nature Conservancy). Brown, Joseph E. Je'86 p.22- 31 An Interim Report- Central Arizona Project: The Faucet Opens. Campbell,Don. N'86 p.4- 11

COOPER, DANA Cactus, Canyons, and Culture. Ja'86 p.2-15 Footloose in Historic Tucson. F'86 p. 39-43

DANNEN, KENT AND DONNA Visit the Triassic. Jl'86 p.34- 43

D-DAY ON THE PAINTED DESERT Meyer, Larry L. Jl'86 p. 2- 13

DEDERA, DON The Legacy of the Soil Soldiers. Ja'86 p.26-35 The cactus Sandwich or the Words that Won the West. Je'86 p.2- 8, 18-21 - 5-

DOUGLAS AND AGUA PRIEI'A Hazen-Harrnnond, Susan. s'86 p.31- 37

FERRARA, JERRY L. Growing Pains. A Season in the Life of the Burrowing owl. N' 86 p.12- 13

THE FIRST ARIZONA LOITERY Smith, Dean. Ag'86 p.18- 21

FIDWERS AND PLANTS Orchids of the Sky Islands. Laetz, Catrien Ross. Ag'86 p.22-29

FONTANA, BERNARD L. Pilgrimage to San Xavier. N'86 p.44-48

FOOD Mexican Cooking. Cheek, Lawrence W. Ag'86 p.12-17

FOOI'LOOSE IN HIS'IDRIC TUCSON Cooper, Dana. F'86 p . 39- 43

FORWARD ... GRAND CANYON OF THE COIDRAOO Waters, Frank. 0'86 p.5

FOSSILS D-Day on the Painted Desert. Meyer, Larry L. Jl '86 p.2-13 Visit the Triassic. Dannen, Kent and Donna. Jl'86 p.34-43

FROM HOPI PUEBLO 'ID SPANISH PRESIDIO. A WISH LIST FOR MORE STATE PARKS Stocker, Joseph. Ja'86 p.16-23

FROM TUCSON WITH LOVE Cheek, Lawrence W. F'86 p.2-37

FUNSTEN, KENNETH Adam Clark Vrc:man and the Forest of Stone. Jl'86 p.28-33

GERCNIMO Wagoner, Jay J. S '86 p.12-23

GERONIMO The Remodeling of Geronimo. Sonnichsen, C. L. s'86 p.2-11 Geronimo. wagoner, Jay J. s's6 p.12-23

GILLE'ITE, JEAN Brass Button Brides. s'B6 p.2s- 29 - 6-

GRAND CANYON Forword ... Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Waters, Frank. D' 86 p . 5 Afterword .. . Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Campbell, J . Duncan . D' 86 p . 44

THE GREAT ESCAPES : YOUR VACATION GUIDE TO SUN COUNTRY Stahl , Richard G. N' 86 p .21- 28

GRCWING PAINS . A SEASON IN THE LIFE OF THE BURRCWING CWL Ferrara , Jerry L. N'86 p . 12- 13

HAPPINESS I S VOLUME ONE , NUMBER ONE St ocker , Joseph . Ag ' 86 p. 30- 35

HAZEN- HAJ.\1MOND, SUSAN Douglas and Agua Prie ta. s'86 p .31- 37

HIKERS AND HIKING A Walk in the Woods. Collins, George L. Mr'86 38- 43

HIRSH, BOB The White Mountains : Par adise for Sportsmen . Mr'86 p. 28- 37 Outdoors in Arizona, A Guide to Camping. Ag'86 p.36- 43

HODGE, CARLE Monsoon Season. Ag ' 86 p.2-10

IN HARMONY WITH NATURE Jacka , Lois Essary. My'86 p .4

INDIAN ART AND ARTISTS The New Individualists. Tanner, Clara Lee . My ' 86 p . 2- 3 In Harmony with Nature. Jacka, Lois Essary. My '86 p. 4 Ancient Tradition, New Horizons. Jacka, Lois Essary. My'86 p . 16 Secre ts of the Soul . Jacka, Lois Essary. My'86 p . 34 A Legacy of Talent and Tenacity. Jacka, Lois Essary. My ' 86 p. 45

AN INTERIM REPORT- CENTRAL ARIZONA PROJEX:'.T: THE FAUCEI' OPENS Campbell, Don . N'86 p . 4- 11

JACKA, LOIS ESSARY In Harmony with Nature. My'86 p . 4 Ancient Tradition, New Horizons. My'86 p.16 Secrets of the Soul. My ' 86 p . 34 A Legacy of Talent and Tenacity. My'86 p . 45

JOHNSON, MELANIE Skiing Arizona? Ja'86 p. 36- 43

KELLER, ROSANNE Arizona's Uni que Theological School for Native Americans Celebrates its 75th Birthday. 0'86 p.28-29 - 7-

A KENTUCKIAN LOOKS AT ARIZONA Bell, Beverly K. 0'86 p.30- 33

LAETZ, CA'IRIEN ROSS Roads and Ruins, A Delicate Balance. Jl'86 p.14-19 Orchids of the Sky Islands. Ag'86 p.22-29 San Bernadina Ranch. 0'86 p.2- 11

IAKE MEAD Lake Mead National Recreation Area/ A Merroir. Collins George L. 0'86 p.34-37

LAKE MEAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA/ A MEMOIR Collins, George L. 0'86 p.34-37

LAST OF THE OLD SHEEP-DRIVE ROUTES: THE HEBER RENO TRAIL Baeza, Joan. N'86 p.14-20

LAVENDER, DAVID Adventure for the Spirit and the Spirited ... Arizona's New Wilderness Lands Pranise the Perfect Getaway Experience. Mr'86 p.4-19

A LEX:;ACY OF TAlli'NT AND TENACITY Jacka, Lois Essary. My'86 p.45

THE LffiACY OF THE SOIL SOLDIERS Dedera, Don. Ja'86 p.26-35

LIVING LONGER IN AMERICA Campbell, Don. Ap '86 p. 3-21

THE LOST 'IRIBES OF THE SIERRA MADRE Sanchez, Lynda A. s'86 p.24-26

LOTTERIES The First Arizona Lottery. Smith, Dean . Ag'86 p.18-21

LCWE, SAM Clang, Clang, Clang Went ci1e Trolley. Je'86 p.38-43

MEXICAN COOKING Cheek, Lawrence w. Ag'86 p.12-17

MEYER, LARRY L. D-Day on the Painted Desert. Jl'86 p.2-13

MILITARY WIVES Brass Button Brides. Gillette, Jean. s'86 p.28-29

MONSOON SEASON Hodge, Carle. Ag'86 p.2-10 - 8-

MOUNI'AIN PEOPLE Wilson, Maggie. Ap'86 p.31-42

MUSEUMS The Blue, the Gray, and Living History at Pioneer Museum. Bailey, Eileen. N'86 p.29- 33

NffiRI, SAM Portal, Arizona. s'86 p.38- 43 The Singing Wind Ranch Bookstore. 0'86 p.12- 13

THE NEW INDIVIDUALISTS Tanner, Clara Lee. My'86 p . 2- 3

NO AUTHOR Art Direction, Another Side (Gary Bennett, artist, and art director Arizona Highways Magazine). N'86 p.34- 41

ORCHIDS OF THE SKY ISLANDS Laetz, Catrien Ross . Ag'86 p.22-29

OUTDOORS IN ARIZONA, A GUIDE TO CAMPING Hirsh, -Bob. Ag'86 p.36- 43

PHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS Adam Clark Vroman and the Forest of Stone. Funsten, Kenneth. Jl'86 p.28- 33

PILGRIMAGE TO SAN XAVIER Fontana, Bernard L. N'86 p.44- 48

PORTAL, ARIZONA Negri, Sam. s'86 p.38- 43

PREHISTORIC MAN IN THE PETRIFIED FORESI' Baeza, Joan. Jl ' 86 p.20-27

RANCHES AND RANCHING San Bernadina Ranch. Laetz, Catrien Ross. 0'86 p.2-11 The Singing Wind Ranch Bookstore. Negri, Sam. 0'86 p.12-13 Last of the Old Sheep-Drive Routes: The Heber-Reno Trail. Baeza, Joan. N'86 p.14-20

THE REMARKABLE RANGE AT BISCUIT FLAT Whitaker, Bob. 0'86 p.38- 43

THE REMODELING OF GERONIMO Sonnichsen, c. L. s'86 p. 2-11 RETURN OF THE BANDIT QUAIL Whitaker, Bob. Je'86 p.32-37 - 9-

ROADS AND RUINS, A DELICATE BALANCE I.aetz, Catrien Ross. Jl ' 86 p.14- 19

ROADS AND TRAILS Autumn on the Coronado Trail. Brown, Joseph E. 0'86 p.14- 19

SAN BERNADINO RANCH I.aetz, Catrien Ross. 0'86 p.2- 11

SANCHEZ, LYNDA A. The Lost Tribes of the Sierra Ma.dre . S'86 p.24- 26

SECRETS OF THE SOUL Jacka, Lois Essary. My'86 p.34

THE SINGING WIND RANCH BOOKS'IDRE Negri, Sam. 0'86 p.12-13

SKIING ARIZONA? Johnson, Melanie. Ja ' 86 p.36-43

SMITH, DEAN The First Arizona Lottery. Ag'86 p.18-21

SONNICHSEN, C. L. The Remodeling of Geronimo. s'86 p.2-11

SPORTS Skiing Arizona? Johnson, Melanie. Ja'86 p.36- 43 The Rerrarkable Range at Biscuit Flat. Whitaker, Bob. 0'86 p.38- 43

STAHL, RICHARD G. The Great Escapes: Your Vacation Guide to Sun Country. N'86 p.21- 28

STATE PARKS Cactus, Canyons, and Culture. Cooper, Dana. Ja'86 p.2-15 From Hopi Pueblo to Spanish Presidio. A Wish List for More State Parks. Stocker, Joseph. Ja'86 p.16-23

STCCKER, JOSEPH From Hopi Pueblo to Spanish Presidio. A Wish List for More State Parks. Ja'86 p.16-23 Happiness is Volwne One, Number One . Ag'86 p.30-35

TANNER, CIARA LEE The New Individualists. My'86 p.2- 3 - 10-

TUCSON From Tucson wi th Love. Cheek, Lawrence W. F '86 p . 2- 37 Footloose in Historic Tucson. Cooper, Dana . F'86 p. 39- 43

UDALL , STEWART L. Ari zona and the Wilder ness Mystique. Mr '86 p . 2

URBAN TRANSPORTAT ION Cl ang , Clang, Clang Went the Trolley. w we, Sam . J e'86 p . 38- 43

VISIT THE TRIASSIC Dannen, Kent and Donna . Jl '86 p . 34- 43

WAGONER , JAY J . Geronin10 . s '86 p . 12- 23

A WALK IN THE WOODS Collins , Geor ge. Mr ' 86 38- 43

WATERS, FRANK Foreword . .. Gr and Canyon of the Colorado. D' 86 p . 5

WEATHER AND CLIMATE Monsoon Season. Hodge, carle. Ag'86 p . 2- 10

WHITAKER, BOB Arizona Strip Close- up. Mr'86 p . 20- 27 Retur n of the Bandit Quail . Je'86 p . 32- 37 The Remar kable Range at Biscuit Flat. 0 ' 86 p . 38- 43

THE WHITE COLLAR CONSERVATIONISTS Brown , Joseph E. Je'86 p . 22- 31

THE WHITE MOUNI'AINS : PARADISE FOR SPORTSMEN Hirsh , Bob . Mr'86 p . 28- 37

WHITE MOUNI'AINS The White Mountains : Paradise for Sportsmen. Hirsh, Bob . Mr'86 p . 28 - 37 Ou t door s in Arizona, A Guide to Camping . Hirsh, · Bob . Ag'86 p . 36- 43

WILDERNESS AREAS Arizona Str ip Close- up. Whitaker, Bob . Mr'86 p . 20- 27 Adventure for the Spirit and the Spirited . . . Arizona's New Wilder ness Lands Promise the Perfect Getaway Exper ience. Lavender, David. Mr'86 p . 4- 19

WILSON, MAGGIE Mountain People. Ap'86 p . 31- 42 - 11-

PHOT(X;RAPHS AND ILLUSTRATIONS

INDEX OF PHOT(X;RAPHERS AND ILLUSTRATORS BY NAME

AHRENDT, BILL Southwest folklore characters, prismacolor. Je ' 86 p.2- 3,5,7,8,ll,13,14,15,16,18,21 Apache Village at Peace, oil on canvas. 8'86 p.8 Natches, oil on canvas. s'86 p.27 Cardenas Finds the Grand Canyon, oil on canvas. 0'86 p.8

ALGIRE, TOM White House Ruins at Canyon de Chelly in the gold of autumn. 0'86 Front cover Claret cup hedgehog cactus. 0'86 p.37 Autumn foliage at the North Rim. 0'86 p.42-43

ANDERSON, JULIA Hikers on Mount Lemmon. Ap'86 p.7

ANNERINO, JOHN Inner Gorge erosion. 0'86 p.28

BASSETT, SUSAN P. Arriaga String Ensemble. 0 '86 p.11

BEAN, TOM Bobcat. F'86 p.31 Hikers on the surrmit of Mount Humphreys. Mr '86 p. 6 Hl.ker, Kendrick Mountain Wilderness. Mr'86 p.10 Sandstone, Paria Canyon. Mr'86 p.26-27 Pat Cline, newspaperman. Ap'86 p.4 Canelo Hills Cienega. Je'86 p.30 Camper and campfire. Ag'86 p.37 Aspens in the snow. 0'86 p.26 View from Lipan Point, South Rim. 0'86 p.10 Seashell fossil and lichens in limestone. 0'86 p.30

BENNEIT, ANGIE Trainman. Je'86 p.10 Aspen leaves in the wind. 0'86 p.26

BENNEIT, GARY Scenes from Arizona life including cowboys, Indians, rodeo events, cactus, cattle; watercolor board in gouache. N'86 p.34,35,36-37,38-39,40,41

BEREZENKO, NICK Monkey flOVver. 0'86 p.41 - 12-

BISHOP, JEROLD Ducks. Ja '86 p.3,15 Bass . Ja'86 p.6

BLCX:XvlER, PEI'ER San Francisco Peaks. Je'86 Front cover Wilffi:l. and Carlos Elmer. Ag'86 p.34

BOULANGER, GARY Red rock country near Sedona. Ap'86 p.2- 3

BRADY, SEAN Morris Berman, newspaper photographer. Ap '86 p . 12

BREMNER, DUGALD River raft in Marble Canyon . 0'86 p . 11

BRODER, BOB White-winged dove atop rare cristate (crested) Saguaro cactus. F ' 86 p.30-31 Cardinal. F'86 p.32 Statue of Francisco (Pancho) Villa. F'86 p.38

BRITTHERS, LEVY Mature masked bobwhite quail. Je'86 p.37, Inside back cover

BROWN, GIRIS Granite Gorge, Colorado River. 0'86 p.29 Tapeats sandstone. 0'86 p.33

BROWN, ROBIN W. Skiing the po¼tler snow. Ja'86 Inside front cover Fairfield Snowbowl. Ja'86 p.37 Skiers. Ja'86 p.39

BRUNO, STEVE Navajo Falls in Havasu Canyon. 0'86 p.40

BRYERS, DUANE Scenes from life in Arizona, drawings. 0'86 p.30,31,32,33

BUFKIN, DON Arizona Reservations and Main Military Posts in Arizona, 1874. s'86 p.22

BUNDY, TED Winifred Bundy, rancher and bookseller. 0'86 p.11 - 13-

BURCKHALTER, DAVID Thunderstorm and lightning over Tucson. F'86 p . 17 Walking tour in Tucson. F'86 p.39 Susan Morris Gabriel . F'86 p . 42 ~bgollon Mountains of New Mexico. S'86 p.7 u. S. Post Office, Portal, Arizona. s'86 p.40 Southwestern Research Station near Portal, Arizona. s'86 p.42

BUSBY, CHARLES Pronghorn antelope. Jl'86 p . 21 Petroglyphs, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.23 Sunset over the Puerco River. Jl'86 p.34- 35 Triassic Period strata, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.37

CAMPBEI.J.,, ROBERT Thunderstorm and lightning. F'86 p.17 Coyote, in snow. F'86 p.47

CANBY, DICK Rainbow, Red Rock country. Ja'86 Front cover Thunderhead development. Ag'86 p.4-5 Maple leaf and water droplets. 0'86 p.22

CIAY, WILIARD Tree, Sabino Canyon. F'86 p.20 Grasslands below the Santa Ritas. F'86 p . 23 Sunset at Saguaro National Monument. Je'86 p. 9 Clouds near Big Lake. Je'86 p.11 Agatized logs at Blue Mesa. Jl'86 Front cover Petroglyphs, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.22- 23 Maple trees. 0'86 p.22 Sailing on a lake. N'86 Front cover

CLEMENZ, BOB Officer's desk, Fort Verde Historic Park. Ja'86 p.3 Fort Verde State Historic Park. Ja'86 p.11 Library, Jerome State Historic Park. Ja'86 p.11 Jerome State Historic Park. Ja'86 Back cover House of Apache Fire, Lower Oak Creek Canyon. Ja'86 p.16-17

COVATTA, GIRIS Viola Krahn, diver. Ap'86 p.4

CCWLIN, JAMES Fort Bowie National Historic Site. s'86 p.22 Redwall limestone in Boucher Canyon. 0'86 p.26-27

CRAWLEY, CLINT Snow, Virgin River Gorge. Mr'86 p.22- 23 Great Basin rattlesnake. Mr'86 p.23 Mule deer. Mr'86 p.24 Saddle Mountain Wilderness. Mr '86 p. 25 Sunlight and clouds during sumner storm over the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. 0'86 p.14-15 - 14

DANIELS, BILL Madera Canyon, Santa Catalina Mountains. F'86 p.34

DANIELSEN, TOM Kanab Creek Wilderness. Mr'86 p.21 Mountains and bluffs near Sedona. Ap '86 p.5 Joshua tree. Je'86 p.13 Sunset on the Painted Desert. Jl'86 p.10-11 Blue Mesa. Jl'86 p.42 M3.ssai Point, Chiricahua National Monument. s'86 p.12-13 Hikers eating breakfast. s'86 p.42 Red-shafted flicker in snow. D'86 p.44

DANLEY, RICK Mission San Xavier del Bae from a nearby hilltop. N'86 Inside back cover El Tovar hotel in winter mist. D'86 p.4-5

DANNEN, KENT AND DONNA Sidney Ash, paleobotanist. Jl'86 p.38 The Teepees. Jl'86 p.42

DAVIS, DAVE Mule deer. D'86 p.34 Rabbit in snow. D'86 p.44

DAVIS, WAYNE Sunset over windmill. Je'86 p.17 Monsoon stonn over windmill near St. Johns. Ag '86 p.47 White Mountains from Greens Peak. 0'86 p.17

DIE'IRICH, DICK Sunset, Patagonia Iake State Park. Ja'86 p.12 Old Tucson Western Theme Park. F'86 p.10 Trees, Mogollon Rim. Mr '86 p. 41 West Fork of the Black River. Ap'86 p.34, Inside back cover Saguaros and rainstorm. Ag'86 Inside front cover Hurricane Iake, Fort Apache Indian Reservation. Ag'86 p.36-37 Mather Point, South Rim. D'86 p.46-47

DIE'IRICH-LEIS, DIANNE Tucson Conmunity Center. F'86 p.4-5 Sunset, Mission San Xavier del Bae. F'86 p.12 Lightning over the Grand Canyon. D'86 p.17

DYKINGA, JACK Gilbert Velez's International M3.riachi American band. F'86 Inside front cover Lawrence w. Cheek, writer and critic. F'86 p.3 Gilbert Velez, musician. F'86 p.5 Peggy Hamilton Lockard. F'86 p.6 - 15-

Zion Huang and Josephine Yeh, graduate students. F'86 p.6 George Mehl, real estate developer. F'86 p.7 Frank Resille, automobile restoration specialist. F'86 p.14 Rory McCarthy, furniture designer. F'86 p.14 Helen Ingram, political science professor. F'86 p.15 Alva B. Torres, rnexican cooking columnist. F'86 p.16 Jimny Stewart, television weatherman. F ' 86 p.16 Gale Gisselman, artistic director. F'86 p.26 Muffin Burgess, special events coordinator. F'86 p.26 Robert W. Webb, winerraker. F'86 p.27 Morris K. Udall, congressman. F'86 p.28 James Enyeart, museum director. F'86 p.35 Ruth Corbett Cross, tenth generation Tucsonan. F'86 p.36 Reverend Kieran McCarty, pastor and historian. F'86 p.37 Flandreau Planetarium, University of Arizona. F'86 p.11 Tucson at dusk. F'86 p.12 Snow- dusted Finger Rock, Santa catalina i\'lountains. F'86 p.21 Bighorn sheep. F'86 p.28 San Xavier del Bae. F'86 Inside back cover Interior of the casa del Gobernador. F'86 p.42 Horseshoe Bend, Salt River canyon. Mr'86 p.8 Tree roots, Price Canyon. Mr'86 p.10 Waterfall, Mount Wrightson Wilderness. Mr'86 p.10 Leaves, Galiuro Wilderness. Mr'86 p.15 Leaves, Pajarita Wilderness. Mr'86 p.15 Chipmunk. Mr'86 p.43 Waterfall, Miller Peak Wilderness. Mr'86 p.47 Cholla, Mount Wrightson Wilderness. Mr'86 Back cover Saguaros and hikers. Ap'86 Front cover Dr. Bartley P. Cardon, dean. Ap'86 p.6 Green Valley retirement community. Ap'86 p.18 Harvey Butchart, Grand Canyon explorer. Ap'86 p.19 Clara Iee Tanner, scholar. My'86 p.2 Agatized trees, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.26-27 Wild orchids. Ag'86 p.22 Hooded lady's tresses (Spiranthes rorranzoffiana). Ag'86 p.23,24-25 Bog orchid (Habenaria sparsiflora). Ag'86 p.26 Rattlesnake plaintain (Goodyera oblongifolia). Ag'86 p.27 Mountain malaxis or adder's mouth (Malaxis soulei). Ag'86 p.27 Cross-pollinated orchids. Ag'86 p.28 Canelo lady's tresses (Spiranthes graminea). Ag'86 p.29 The Huachuca i\'lountains. Ag'86 p.26-27 Ruins of Fort Bowie. s'86 Inside front mver. Rugged Sierra Madre in northern Mexico. s'86 p.24-25,26 Loreto Fimbres Aguayo and cayetano Fimbres Varela. s'86 p.26 The Slaughter Ranch, San Bernadino. 0'86 p.2,7,8 Old shotgun. 0'86 p.6 Reclining statue of St. Francis xavier. p.48 Granite Rapids, Inner Gorge. D'86 p.32 Evening primrose. D'86 p.36 - 16-

EASLEY, KEN Sun City. Ap'86 p . 9 Sun City West. Ap ' 86 p.9 Golf course, Sun City West. Ap'86 p . 10

ECWARDS, DAVID Lizard. 0 ' 86 p.36 Bighorn sheep. 0'86 p.36

ELMER, CARLOS Colorado River, Lake Havasu State Park. Ja'86 p.6-7 Boats, Lake Havasu State Park. Ja'86 p.12 Horses at the Sheraton El Conquistador resort. F'86 p.9 Sunset over Old Route 66 . Je'86 p.14

EI1\1S, DAVID JR. North Rim, Grand Canyon . Ja'86 p.27 Waterfall, Tonto Creek. Mr '86 p. 40

ENSENBERGER, PETER Robert J. Farrell, editor. F'86 p.l Aqua Maids of Towerpoint Resort. Ap'86 p.11 Trolley era artifacts including coin changer and uniforms. Je'86 p.39 Creek below Havasu Falls. 0'86 p.12 Spillways of Havasu Creek. 0'86 p.12

FERRARA, JERRY L. Burrowing owls. N'86 Inside front cover, 12-13

FINLEY, RUSS Multiple lightning strikes over the Grand canyon. 0'86 p.17

FISCHER, D. L. Elegant trogon. s'86 p.39 Western tanager. s'86 p.42

FISHER, RICHARD Mogollon Rim. Mr'86 p.42- 43

FLY, C. S. Geronimo in 1886. s'86 p.7 Geronirro and his warriors. s'86 p.17 warriors in camp at Canon de los Embudos. s'86 p.17

FUSS, EDUARDO Lobby of the Gadsden Hotel, Douglas. s'86 p.30-31 Douglas. s'86 p.32 Douglas copper smelter. S'86 p.33 Gloria Zuniga and daughter Hayde. s'86 p.32 Shriner carrying American flag. s'86 p.32 - 17 -

Henry Perez. s'86 p.36 Street vendor in Agua Prieta, Sonora. s'86 p.31 Ballet Folklorico Municipal de Agua Prieta. s'86 p. 33 Cobbler, policeman, street vendors, shoeshine boy, stone carver. s'86 p.34,35 Church attendees. s'86 p . 36,37

GIANELLI, FRANK Lynn Harlbut, resort owner. Ap ' 86 p.37 Ernie Gay, outdoorsman. Ap ' 86 p.38 Anne Goetzrnan Richey, artist. Ap'86 p.39 The Kilgores, fanners. Ap'86 p.41 Horse, the Kilgore fann on the Blue River. Ap'86 p.40

GIBLER, SUSAN Hiker and p:iCk horse. Mr , 86 p. 20 Pebbles. Mr'86 p.23

GNASS, JEFF Petroglyphs, Painted Rock State Park. Ja'86 p.9 Sunrise illuminates Mount Hayden. D'86 p.18-19 Snow-covered Mather Point. 0'86 Back cover

GRANT, WES Sun Cities Porn Porns, dancers. Ap '86 p.11

GRIFFIN, BRUCE Middlernarch Pass in the Dragoon M::>untains. s'86 p.20-21 Snow-covered Huachuca M::>untains. s'86 Inside back cover GRIFFIN, . FRED Hiker, ~liller Peak Wilderness. Mr'86 p.17 Flower. Mr'86 p.42 Mushroom. Mr'86 p.43

HAGIWARA, KAZ Algodones Dunes. Je'86 p.4-5 Hualapai Mountains. Je'86 p.12- 13 Monument Valley. Je'86 p.19 Sunset, Lake Powell. Je'86 p.19 Winter stonn along the South Rim at Hopi Point. 0'86 p.25

HASTINGS, BOB Fountains at La Placita. F'86 p.38

HIGBEE, GUY R. Rock fonnations, Chiricahua National M::>nument. Ja'86 p.34

HIRSH, BOB Brook trout. Mr'86 p.34-35 - 18 -

HOFFMAN, MARTOS Hiker, Red Rock- Secret Mountain Wilderness. Mr '86 p.15 Colw-nbine . Mr '86 p.19

HUEY, GEORGE Great horned owl . F'86 p.32 Desert tortoise. F'86 p.33 Curve-billed thrasher. F ' 86 p . 35 Masked bobwhite quail . Je'86 p .32-33,34,35,36,37

JACKA, JERRY Fishennan. Mr'86 p.29 Wilner Kaye, Hopi sculptor; kachinas. My'86 Front cover Tom Polacca, Hopi potter; and pottery vessels. My'86 Front cover, p.38- 39 Al Qoyawayma, Hopi potter; and thin-walled pottery. My'86 Inside front cover, p7. Allan Houser, Chiricahua Apache sculptor; and sculptures. My'86 p.2 Charles Loloma, Hopi jeweler; and jewelry. My'86 p.3 Dennis Tewa, Hopi carver; kachinas. My'86 p.4,18-19 Grace Medicine Flower, Santa Clara Pueblo potter; sgraffito pottery. My'86 p.5 Joseph Lonewolf, potter; sgraffito pottery plate. My'86 p.6 Lois Guiterrez de Ia Cruz, Santa Clara Pueblo potter; polychrone pottery. My ' 86 p . 6 Loren Phillips, Hopi carver; cottonwood root kachina. My'86 p. 7 James Little, Navajo jeweler; cast silver and gold bracelets,and earrings and necklace. My'86 p.7,31 Jody Folwell, Santa Clara Pueblo potter; and pottery. My'86 p.8- 9 Harold Littlebird, Santo Domingo- Iaguna potter; and slab pottery. My'86 p.9,44 Charles Pratt, Cheyenne-Arapaho sculptor; and v..elded brass sculptures. My'86 p.10,11, Inside back cover Victor Vigil, JEmez Pueblo sculptor; alabaster eagle. My'86 p.10 Charles Supplee, Hopi jeweler; and gold sculptured jewelry. My'86 p.11,15 Lee Yazzie, Navajo jeweler; gold bracelets. My'86 p.11,32 Tex Wounded Face, Mandan-Hidatsa sculptor; bronze casting. My'86 p.12 Dorothy Torivio, Acoma Pueblo potter; and pottery. My'86 p.12- 13 Virginia Stroud, Cherokee-Creek painter; painting. My'86 p.12 Linda Nez, Navajo weaver; pictorial weaving. My'86 p.15 White Buffalo, Comanche netalworker; silver vase. My'86 p.14 J\Jeil David Sr., Hopi sculptor ·and painter; bronze kachina, silver pendant, watercolor. My'86 p.16,20,45 Lowell Talashoma Sr., Hopi sculptor; bronze kachina. My'86 p .17 - 19 -

Phillip Sekaquaptewa, Hopi jeweler; silver pendant. My'86 p .20 Ronald Honyouti, Hopi sculptor; and bronze kachina, shewing the casting process. My'86 p . 20,21 C. J . Wells, Arikara- Picuris painter; and oil on canvas painting. My'86 p.23 Tanas Dougi Jr., Navajo sculptor; alabaster and soapstone statues. My'86 p.22 Ray Tracey, Navajo jeweler; gold miniature pipe torrahawk. My'86 p .22 . Al Nez, Navajo jeweler; Gold necklaces with coral and turquoise. M'86 p .22 Marie Shirley, Navajo ¼leaver; and W2aving. My'86 p.24 Victoria Keoni, weaver; Burntwater style weaving. My'86 p.24 Sadie CUrtis and Alice Bertone, ¼leavers; Moqui and Burntwater style weavings. My'86 p.24,25 Mary Watson, weaver; Burntwa ter style ¼leaving . My, 86 p. 24-25 Ramona Sakiestewa, Hopi ¼leaver; hand- dyed 'v\Ool yarns and Hopi style weaving. My'86 p . 25 Ted Chavreze, Isleta Pueblo jeweler; gold choker with diamonds and jade, opal and diamond necklace set. My'86 p.26,27 R. C. Gorman, painter; lithograph. My'86 p.27 Rondina Hurna, Hopi potter; polychrome jar. My'86 p.27 Karita Coffey, Cananche sculptor; ceramic moccasins. My'86 p.28 Doug Hyde, Nez Perce- Chippewa sculptor; life-size group sculpture in limestone. My '86 p . 28 Dextra Quotskuyva, Hopi potter; and pottery vessels. My'86 p.28,39 Cliff Fragua, Jemez Pueblo sculptor; alabaster sculpture. My'86 p.28 Harvey Begay, Navajo silversmith; and goblets, necklace, bracelet. My'86 p.29,43 Richard Zane Smith, Wyandot potter; Anasazi-style pottery. My'86 p.30,46 Elizabeth Abeyeta, Navajo artist; clay sculpture. My'86 p.31 Nancy Youngblood cutler, Santa Clara potter; traditional vessels. My'86 p.32 Cora Baldwin, Navajo weaver; Burntwater style ,;.;eaving. My'86 p.33 Helen Keoni, Navajo ¼leaver; Burntwater style weaving. My'86 p.33 Virginia Yazzie, Navajo weaver; Burntwater style weaving. My'86 p .33 Marie Watson, Navajo weaver; Teec Pos style ¼leaving. My'86 p.33 . Dellbridge Honanie, Hopi sculptor; wood sculpture. My'86 p.34 W. B. Franklin, painter; acrylic painting. My'86 p.35 Tim Nicola, Penobscot sculptor; alabaster sculpture. My '86 p. 36 Luke Simon, Micrrac potter; free-formed buffed clay figurines. My'86 p .37 r

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Clifford Beck , Navajo painter; pastel painting. My'86 p.37 Michael Kabotie, Hopi painter; acrylic on canvas painting. My ~86 p . 37 Jacquie Stevens, Winabago .[X>tter; smoked clay vessel . My '86 p.40 Randy Lee White, Brule Sioux- French painter; mixed media on canvas. My'86 p.40 Michael Naranjo, Santa Clara Pueblo sculptor; and bronze statue. My'86 p . 41 David Johns, Navajo painter and printnaker; pastel and monotype. My ' 86 p . 42 I.arry Golsh, Pala Mission-Cherokee jeweler; gold necklace and choker. My'86 p . 43,44 Alvin Marshall, Navajo sculptor; alabaster sculpture. My'86 p.43 Richard Tsosie, Navajo sculptor; alabaster sculpture. My ' 86 p.43 Oreland Joe, Navajo- Ute sculptor; and alabaster sculpture. My ' 86 p . 43 Carolyn Bobelu, Zuni jeweler; inlay and channel lapidary work . My'86 p.43 A kaleidoscopic view of Navajo rugs representing contemporary trends in styles and colors. My'86 Back cover Flowering saguaro. Je'86 p.15 Petroglyphs, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.20,26 Sumrrer stonns. Ag'86 p.8-9 White Mountains. Ag'86 p.40 White River. Ag'86 p.43 Autwnn forest along the Coronado Trail. 0'86 p . 13-14 Hannagan Meadow, White Mountains. 0'86 p . 18 Anasazi granaries (ca. A.D. 700) overlooking the Colorado River. D'86 p . 9 Waterfall, Matkatamiba Canyon. D'86 p.30

JACOBSEN, KEN Cattle and Books, watercolor. 0'86 p.11- 12

JANOVSKY, PAUL Dinosaur in Triassic habitat. Jl'86 p.6- 7 Placerias, a plant- eater. Jl'86 p.8 Phytosaur. Jl'86 p.12

JORDAN, CORBY Riverboats in Marble canyon. D'86 p.9

KAMENCHUCK, JOHN Pima County Courthouse, Tucson. F'86 p.38- 39

KEITH, CHRISTINE Merrill, Windsor, editor. F'86 p.l Edward Rupe family, Howard McNeil, Robert Kendall. Ap'86 p.6 - 21 -

KENNY, GILL Skiers, Mount Lerrmon . Ja'86 p.42 Saguaros. F '86 Front cover Winter fog, Tucson. F'86 p . 2- 3 University of Arizona. F'86 p.8 Golf course, Westin La Paloma resort. F ' 86 p.9 Snow frosted Santa Catalina Mountains and .Tucson. F'86 p.10- 11 Mexican dancers at the Tucson Festival. F ' 86 p.10 Lesquerella, a member of the wild mustard family, near the Mornoli Mountains. F ' 86 p.22 Sna.vcapped Santa Rita Mountains. F'86 p .23 Black volcanic rocks. Je ' 86 p.47 M2xican food being prepared, served and eaten. Ag ' 86 p.13- 14,15,16,17 Multicolored carpet of fallen leaves. 0'86 Inside front cover Forest south of Hannagan Meadow. 0'86 p.19

KIDA, JEFF Ruined Anasazi village. Je'86 p.29 Sand and shale of Tawa Point. Jl'86 Inside front cover Tepees area of the Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.l Painted Desert. Jl'86 p.~-3,13 Recovering Triassic period bones. Jl'86 p.4,5 Painted Desert Inn. Jl'86 p.6 Partly reconstructed dinosaur. Jl'86 p . 6- 7 Fossil bones of Placerias. Jl'86 p.9 Fossilized jaw of a Phytosaur. Jl'86 p.12 Clay ba.vl, ca. A.O. 1000- 1200. Jl'86 p.14- 15 Archaeologists at ¼Drk. Jl'86 p . 16 Polychrorre bowl ca. A.O. 1075- 1250; stone beads, projectile points and a bird fetish. Jl'86 p.17 cataloging potsherds. Jl'86 p.18 Projectile points. Jl'86 p.23 Clay vessel. Jl'86 p.26 Avocet. Jl ' 86 p.23 Seasonal calendar. Jl'86 p.26 World's oldest freshwater snail shell discovered in the Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.36 Sidney Ash, p:tleobotanist. Jl '.86 p. 36 Phlebopteris, a fern. Jl'86 p . 38 Fossil of a Triassic crayfish. Jl'86 p.39 Chinde Mesa and the Painted Forest. Jl'86 p.42 Devil ' s Playground. Jl'86 p.42

KIDD, J . Gallows and chaps, Tombstone State Historic Park. Ja'86 p.11 KLINE, STEVEN Rafting on the Salt River. Mr'86 p.8 Waterfall, Salt River. Mr'86 p.9 The bottan of the Inner Gorge at twilight. 0'86 p.2-3 - 22-

KRESAN, PEI'ER Saguaros, catalina Mountains . Ja'86 p .2-3 Chivo Falls in the Rincon Mountains . F'86. p.23 Rocks, Santa Catalina fvbuntains. F'86 p.24- 25 Saguaro- studded hillsides of Gates Pass, Tucson Mountains. F'86 ' Back cover Rock formations near Greenehaven. Ap'86 p.14- 15 Larry and Peggy Gould, geologist. Ap'86 p . 17 Redfield Canyon . Je ' 86 p .28 Quaking aspen along a forest road in autumn . 0'86 Inside back cover Vi ew fran Saddle Mountain, Imperial Point, North Rim. 0'86 p.38-39

LADD ,GARY Marble Canyon at sunrise. Je'86 p.6 Rainstorm over the plateau country near Page. Ag'86 p.2-3 Lightning over 'l'se Tonte Mesa . Ag' 86 p. 6- 7 Aspens in autumn . 0'86 p.26 Waterfall near Lake Powell . 0 ' 86 p.26 Cotton¼Dod trees in autumn sunlight near Lake Mead. 0'86 p.47 Mooney Falls. 0 ' 86 p . 12 View from Yaki Point, South Rim. 0'86 p. 24 Young barrel cactus. 0 ' 86 p.37 Snow- covered Grand Canyon. 0'86 p.48-Inside back cover

LAEI'Z, CATRIEN ROSS The Slaughter Ranch, San Bernadino. 0'86 p.4-5,8,11

LAWREN:E J. FLEMING COLLECTION Historical photographs of the Phoenix Street Railway system. Je ' 86 p. 38,40,42,43

LAWSON, DUANE Earth pillar (hoodoo) . Mr' 86 p. 26 Geoffrey and Yvonne Babb, conservationists. Je'86 p. 26 Hikers at the Ramsey Canyon Preserve. Je '86 p.26 Great horned owl. Je'86 p.27 Coyote. Je'86 p.18

LEE, OOUG Hikers in Elves Chasm. 0'86 p.40

MANDILE, TONY Pronghorn antelope. Mr'86 p.28 Mule deer. Mr'86 p.32 Bighorn sheep. Mr ' 86 p. 32

MANEVITZ, LES Roper Lake State Park. Ja'86 p.12- 13 San Francisco Peaks. 0'86 p.24-25 Kendrick Park and the San Francisco Peaks. 0'86 Back cover - 23-

MANLEY, ALAN Loews Ventana Canyon resort. F ' 86 p.9 Interior, Tucson Musetnn of Art. F'86 p.10 Airplanes, Pina Air Museum. F'86 p.11 Rainbc:w over the Pusch Ridge, Santa Catalinas. F'86 p.29 Kiosko at the original site of the Cathedral of San Agustin. F ' 86 p.38 Ia Casa Cordoba. . F'86 p.42

MARSHALL, JIM Lightning electrifies Pinnacle Peak. Ag'86 p.6 Lightning silhouetting saguaros. Ag'86 Back cover Dory on the Colorado River. 0'86 p.20

MARTIN, INGE Mount Hayden from Point Imperial, North Rim. 0'86 p.25 Doe snacking in picnic area. 0'86 p.35

MCIAIN, RICK River running. 0'86 p.11

MCREYNOLDS, HERB Rainbow, Petrified Forest. Ja'86 p.l Grasses, Escudilla Wilderness. Mr'86 p.2 Pacheta Falls. s'86 p.9 Fort Apache area in the White r.buntains. S '86 p.10 View from M:lther Point in winter. 0'86 Front cover

MEI'ZONG, DEBS Tubae Presidio State Historic Park. Ja'86 p.47 Hikers, Four Peaks area. Ap'86 p.20

MORTIMER, J . PEI'ER Skiers. Ja'86 p.41,42 Howard Terpning, painter. S'86 p.l

MUEOCH, DAVID Tanbstone Courthouse State Historic Park. Ja'86 p.4 Tuzigoot National Monument. Ja'86 p.14 Waterfall, Tonto National Forest. Ja'86 p.28 Sunset, Gila River. Ja'86 p.31 Mogollon Rim vista. Ja'86 p.32-33 Waterfall, Bear Canyon. F'86 p.20 Wildflowers, Chiricahua Wilderness. Mr'86 Inside front cover Bracken and fir forest. Mr'86 p.38-39 Wildflowers and ferns. Ap'86 p.24-25 Wildflowers. Ap'86 p.26-27 Wildflowers and lichen-covered rocks. Ap'86 p.28-29 Wildflower, ferns, fungi, and lichen-covered rocks. Ap'86 p.47 Grasses, Big Lake, White Mountains. Ap'86 p.32-33 Beavertail cactus, Marble Canyon. Je'86 Inside front cover - 24-

Joshua tree at sunset. Je '86 Back cover Agatized trees, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.24- 25 Petrified v,,0cd fragments . Jl'86 p . 40 Painted Desert, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 Inside back cover Cave Creek Canyon in the Chiricahua Mountains. 8'86 p . 19 Dawn over the Chiricahua Mountains. s'86 p. 47

THE NA'IURE ffiNSERVANCY Lemon lily (Lylium parryi). Je'86 p . 23

NISBEI', P.A. Lightning and rainstorm. Ag ' 86 Front cover Billowing cumulonimbus clouds. Ag'86 p.4- 5 Rainbow over Canyon de Chelly. Ag'86 p.11 Thunderheads over the Superstition Mountains. Ag'86 Inside back cover

O' BRIEN, GARY Peggy Barker, parachutist. Ap'86 p.11 Drs . Henry Fawcett, Roe Lewis, and Cecil Corbett, theologians. 0'86 p.28,29 Michael Paul's sculpture, Native Arrerican. 0'86 p.29

ODELL, RICK West Clear Creek. Mr'86 Front cover

PCWER BROI'HERS STAINED GLASS GALLERY View of the Grand Canyon from Columbus Point, 4 by 7 feet, 4000 pieces of glass. D'86 Inside front cover and p.l

PRENI'ICE, RANDY Kitt Peak Observatory. F'86 p.13 Thunderstorm at sunset. F'86 p.18-19 Saguaros, Saguaro National Monument. F'86 p.20 Boulder in Texas Canyon in Cochise County. s'86 p.16-17 Cave Creek Canyon in the Chiricahua Mountains. s'86 p.38-39 Cave Creek west of Portal, Arizona. s'86 p.40 Silver Peak near Portal, Arizona. s'86 p.43 Maple leaves. 0'86 p . 20-21 Autumn foliage in Casner Canyon. 0'86 p.27 San Xavier del Bae. N'86 p.44-45,46

RANDALL, A. FRANK Geronimo in 1884. s'86 p.s

REED, ALAN C. Greenehaven, ffi3.sterplanned by Taliesin West. Ap'86 p.13 - 25-

SCHICKE'TANZ, DALE Earth Pillars m the Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.47

SCHWEPKER, PETER Hiker in the Grand Canyon. D '8 6 p. 6- 7 Hikers on Tonto Trail . 0'86 p.10-11

SEGERBLCl-'l, O:..IFF Hoover Dam, 1941, showing the only tine in its 51 year history all outlets were open. 0'86 p . 34

SENSER, JOHN Hoover Dam, previously called Boulder Dam, at night. 0'86 p.35

SIEVE, JERRY Saguaros, Superstition Mountains. Ja'86 p.8- 9 Sncwy windswept cliff, Oak Creek Canyon. Ja'86 p . 24- 25 Four Peaks Wilderness . Mr'86 p.4-5 Creek, Bear Wallow Wilderness . Mr'86 p.11 Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness. Mr'86 p.12- 13 Waterfall, Miller Peak Wilderness. Mr'86 p . 16 Salane Wilderness. Mr'86 p.18- 19 West Fork of the Little Colorado River. Mr'86 p . 30- 31 Pinecones on the forest floor. Mr '86 Inside back cover Spring wildflowers. Ap'86 p.22-23 West Fork of the Little Colorado River. Ap'86 p.36- 37 Daisies, Hannagan Meadow . Ap ' 86 p . 43 Waterfall and Ramsey Creek. Je'86 p . 22,24- 25 White M'.:)untains. s'86 p.6-7

SINGLEY, GREG Scenes from Civilian Conservation Corps camps. Ja'86 p.26,29,30,31,32

SMITH, MERLE South Rim of the Grand Canyon at sunrise. 0'86 p.22-23

SPAULDING, DON The Upstairs Neighbor (a buffalo), oil on p:i.nel. s'86 p.28

STANNARD, VAL Pioneer Arizona Museum reenactrrents of the Civil War and late nineteenth century life in frontier Arizona. N'86 p.29,30, 31,32,33, Back cover - 26 -

STEVENSON, DON B. Skier. Ja'86 p.40,41,42 campers, Fossil Springs Wilderness. Mr'86 p.19 H0,vard Pyle, journalist. Ap'86 p.19 Naomi Harward, professor errerita. Ap'86 p.20 Mildred and Walker Bright. Ag'86 p.30 John Devere, bookseller. Ag '86 p. 32 Carol caldwell, oookseller. Ag'86 p.33 Aspen leaf. O '86 p.22 Ski lift and skiers. N'86 Front cover lake Havasu Pumping Plant. N'86 p.4-5 Canal crossing the Harquahala Valley. p.6 Hydrology engineer Bob Gooch. N'86 Central Arizona Project control room. p. 7 canal . N'86 p.8 Fanner Steven Sossaman irrigating his fields. N'86 p.10 Harquahala Valley agriculture fields. N'86 p.11 Mark Wilmer, attorney. N'86 p.9 Prehistoric irrigation canal . N'86 p.8

TALIDN, JAMFS Tonto Natural Bridge. Ja'86 p.18- 19 Picket Post House. Ja'86 p.19 Hualapai Mountain. Ja'86 p.20 \i\est Clear Creek. Ja'86 p.21 Homolovis village ruins. Ja'86 p.21 Old mulberry tree, Empire Ranch house. Ja'86 p.22 House of Apache Fire, Oak Creek. Ja'86 p.23 Deer. Ap'86 p.38 Duck. Ap'86 p.39 Goose. Ap ' 86 p.39 San Francisco Peaks . Je'86 p.10 Cottontail rabbit. Je'86 p.13 Hummingbird feeding on pensterron. Je '86 p.23 M::>ntezurna quail. Je'86 p.28 Coatimundi. Je '86 p. 30 Collared peccary. Je'86 p.30 Golden eagle. Je'86 p.31 camping at Reservation Lake. Ag'86 p.42 Horseback riders in the desert. N'86 Front cover

TERPNING, HCWARD The Legend of Geronimo, oil on canvas. S '86 Front cover Second Geroni.rro campaign, oil on canvas. s'86 p.2-3 Plunder from Sonora, oil on canvas. s'86 p.15 Scouts of General Crook, oil on canvas. 8'86 p.18 Entering Apache Stronghold, oil on canvas. s'86 Back cover - 27 -

TILL, TOM Kachina Peaks. Mr'86 p.14 Wagon at Gray .Mountain Trading Post. Je ' 86 p.19 Meteor Crater. Je'86 p.20 Stonn over the Grand Canyon. D'86 p.16 North Canyon wall reflected in pool. D'86 p.28 Snow- covered vegetation. D'86 p.45

TOPPING, JEFF "Ma Kettle" pedals her three-wheeler. Ap'86 Inside front cover Ione Brendsel, John Martin, Ida Trueblood, and others at the annual Bicycle Parade in Mesa. Ap'86 p.16 Bernard Schuler, winter resident. Ap'86 p.17 John and Marian Shea. Ap'86 Back cover Pertified Forest road. Jl'86 p.14 Shooters and shooting sports at Black Canyon Shooting Range. 0'86 p.38-39,39,40,42,43

TOSCHIK, IARRY Wild turkey, oil on canvas. Mr'86 p.37

TRACY, LIBBA Historic downtONTI Tucson. F'86 p.40 Sun City, watercolor. Ap'86 p.8 Sun Lakes, watercolor. Ap'86 p.12 Fountain of the Sun, watercolor. Ap'86 p.12 leisure 'World, watercolor. Ap'86 p.21

ULRICH, LARRY Crystallized tree in Jasper Forest. Jl'86 Back cover Forested slopes of the Mogollon Rim. 0'86 p.23 High desert of the Lake Mead area. 0'86 p.36-37 Sunlit cliffs mirrored in calm Colorado River waters. D'86 p.20,21 Vegetation on rock wall of Matkatamiba Canyon. D'86 p.30 River raft. D'86 p.33 Waterfall in Elves Chasm. D'86 p.41 Scarlet M'.:>nkey flowers. D'86 p.41

VRavJAN, ADAM CLARK Petrified Forest in 1895. Jl'86 p.28 Adam Clark Vroman. Jl'86 p.29 Vroman's party in a Hopi Village, at Agate Bridge, and camping. Jl'86 p.29,30,31,32,33

WEEX:;EN ERNIE Camping along the North Fork of the White River. Ag'86 p.39 - 28 -

WEIS, P. K. Yellow Poppies, Picacho Peak State Park. Ja'86 p.9 Courtyard of the Steinfeld house. F'86 p.42 El Tirachto, the wishing shrine. F'86 p . 42

WES'IDN, RICHARD Jerome. Ja'86 p.10 San Francisco Peaks. Je'86 p.10 Havasu canyon waterfalls. 0'86 p.12

WHITAKER, BOB Wild turkey. Mr'86 p.24 Masked bobwhite quail. Je'86 p.37

WILMAIER, DAVID Rainbow, Lake of the Woods, White M:mntains. Ap'86 p.30 Jerry Brewer, lumberman. Ap'86 p.31,42 John Weeks, fish bait king (worms). Ap '86 p. 32 Gary Butler, rancher. Ap'86 p.35 Marvin Wahlin, greens rranager. Ap'86 p.36 cattle, Timberline Ranch, White .Mountains. Ap'86 p.35 Sheep and shepherds. N'86 p.14-15,16,17,18,19,20 - 29 -

PHOTCGRAPHS AND ILLUSTRATIONS

SUBJECTS INDEX

ANIMALS Bighorn sheep. F'86 p.28 Bobcat. F'86 p.31 Coyote, in snow. F'86 p.47 Mule deer. Mr'86 p.24 Pronghorn antelope. rvir-'86 p.28 Mule deer. Mr'86 p.32 Bighorn sheep. Mr'86 p.32 Chipmunk. Mr'86 p.43 cattle, Timberline Ranch, White l\buntains. Ap'86 p.35 Deer. Ap'86 p.38 Horse, the Kilgore f ann on the Blue River. Ap, 86 p. 40 Cottontail rabbit. Je '86 p.13 Coyote. Je'86 p.18 Coatimundi. Je'86 p.30 Collared peccary. Je'86 p.30 Pronghorn antelope. Jl'86 p.21 Sheep and shepherds. N'86 p.14-15,16,17,18,19,20 Mule deer. D'86 p.34 Doe snacking in picnic area. 0'86 p.35 Bighorn sheep. D'86 p.36 Rabbit in snow. D'86 p.44

APACHE WARS Ruins of Fort Bowie. s'86 Inside front cover. Apache Village at Peace, oil on canvas. s'86 p.8 Fifth cavalry at Fort Apache. s'86 p.14 Brigadier General George Crook and troopers. s'86 p.15 Apache scouts. S , 86 p .18 Apache scout Alchesay with General Crook. S'86 p.19 Brigadier General Nelson A. Miles and Lieutenant Charles B. Greenv.Dod. s'86 p.21 Fort Bowie National Historic Site. 8'86 p.22 Natches, oil on canvas. s'86 p.27 The Upstairs Neighbor (a buffalo), oil on panel. s'86 p.28 Interior of Fort Verde house. S'86 p.29 Officers and their families on a picnic near Fort Thomas, 1881. s'86 p.29

ARCHITECTURE AND ARCHITECTS House of Apache Fire, lower oak Creek canyon. Ja'86 p.16-17 Picket Post House. Ja'86 p.19 House of Apache Fire, Oak Creek. Ja'86 p.23 Greenehaven, ffi3.sterplanned by Taliesin West. Ap'86 p.13 Green Valley retirement corrrrnunity. Ap'86 p.18 - 30-

ARIZONA HIS'IDRY John Charles Fremont. Ag'86 p.19 Michel Goldwater. Ag'86 p.20 John Slaughter, rancher and sheriff. 0'86 p.3,9,10 Viola and John Slaughter; the Slaughter's foster daughter, Apache May . O'86 p . 6 John Lee May, Slaughter Ranch cook. 0'86 p.9 Slaughter Ranch employees and visitors. 0'86 p.9,10 The Slaughter Ranch, San Bernadina. 0'86 p.2,7,8 The Slaughter Ranch, San Bernadina. 0'86 p . 4-5,8,11 Old shotgun. 0'86 p. 6

ARIZONANS Merrill, Windsor, editor. F'86 p.l Robert J. Farrell, editor. F'86 p.l Lawrence W. Cheek, writer and critic. p.3 Gilbert Velez, musician. F'86 p.5 Peggy Hamilton Lockard. F'86 p.6 Zion Huang and Josephine Yeh, graduate students. F'86 p.6 George Mehl, real estate developer. F'86 p.7 Frank Resille, automobile restoration specialist. p.14 Rory McCarthy, furniture designer. F'86 p.14 Helen Ing-ram, political science professor. F'86 p.15 Alva B. Torres, rrexican cooking columnist. F'86 p.16 Jirrmy Stewart, television weathernan. F'86 p.16 Gale Gisselrran, artistic director. F'86 p.26 Muffin Burgess, special events coordinator. F'86 p.26 Robert W. Webb, winemaker. F , 86 p. 27 Morris K. Udall, congressrran. F'86 p.28 James Enyeart, museum director. F '86 p. 35 Ruth Corbett Cross, tenth generation Tucsonan. F'86 p.36 Reverend Kieran McCarty, pastor and historian. F'86 p. 37 Susan Morris Gabriel. F'86 p.42 "Ma Kettle" pedals her three-wheeler. Ap'86 Inside front cover Pat Cline, newspaperrran. Ap '86 p. 4 Viola Krahn, diver. Ap'86 p.4 Dr. Bartley P. Cardon, dean. Ap'86 p.6 Edward Rupe family, Howard McNeil, Robert Kendall. Ap'86 p.6 Peggy Barker, parachutist. Ap'86 p.11 Sun Ci ties Pan Pc::ms , dancers • Ap '8 6 p .11 Morris Berrran, newspaper photographer. Ap'86 p.12 Larry and Peggy Gould, geologist. Ap '86 p.17 Ione Brendsel, John Martin, Ida Trueblood, and others at the annual Bicycle Parade in Mesa. Ap'86 p.16 Bernard Schuler, winter resident. Ap '86 · p.17 Harvey Butchart, Grand Canyon explorer. Ap'86 p.19 Howard Pyle, journalist. Ap'86 p.19 Naomi Harward, professor emerita. Ap'86 p.20 Jerry Brewer, lumberrran. Ap'86 p.31,42 John Weeks, fish bait king (worms). Ap'86 p.32 Gary Butler, rancher. Ap'86 p.35 - 31-

Marvin Wahlin, greens manager. Ap '86 p. 36 Lynn Harlbut, resort owner. Ap'86 p.37 Ernie Gay, outdoorsman. Ap'86 p. 38 Anne Goetzman Richey, artist. Ap'86 p.39 The Kilgores, farmers . Ap'86 p. 41 John and Marian Shea. Ap'86 Back cover Clara Lee Tanner, scholar. My'86 p.2 Geoffrey and Yvonne Babb, conservationists. Je'86 p.26 Mildred and Walker Bright. Ag'86 p. 30 John Devere, bookseller. Ag'86 p.32 Carol Caldwell, bookseller. Ag'86 p . 33 Wilrra and Carlos Elmer. Ag '86 p. 34 Gloria Zuniga and daughter Hayde. s'86 p.32 Shriner carrying Arrerican flag. s'86 p.32 Henry Perez. s'86 p.36 Winifred Bundy, rancher and bookseller. 0'86 p.11 Ors . Henry Fawcett, Roe Lewis, and Cecil Corbett, theologians. 0'86 p.28,29 Mark Wilrrer, attorney. N'86 p.9

ART AND ARTISTS Sun City, watercolor. Ap'86 p.8 Sun Lakes, watercolor. Ap'86 p.12 Fountain of the Sun, watercolor. Ap ' 86 p.12 Leisure World, watercolor. Ap'86 p.21 Southwest folklore characters, prismacolor. Je'86 p . 2- 3,5,7,8,11,13,14,15,16,18,21 Howard Terpning, painter. s'86 p.l Cattle and Books, watercolor. 0'86 p.11- 12 Scenes from life in Arizona, drawings. 0'86 p.30,31,32,33 Scenes fran Arizona life including cowboys, Indians, rodeo events, cactus, cattle; watercolor board in gouache. N'86 p.34,35,36- 37,38-39,40,41 View of the Grand Canyon from Columbus Point, 4 by 7 feet, 4000 pieces of glass. 0'86 Inside front cover and p.l Cardenas Finds the Grand Canyon, oil on canvas. 0'86 p.8

ASTRONCMY Flandreau Planetarium, University of Arizona. F'86 p.11 Kitt Peak Observatory. F'86 p.13

BIRDS Ducks . Ja'86 p.3,15 Cardinal . F'86 p.32 Great homed owl. F'86 p.32 Curve- billed thrasher. F'86 p.35 Wild turkey. Mr'86 p . 24 Wild turkey, oil on canvas. Mr'86 p.37 Duck . Ap'86 p.39 Goose. Ap'86 p.39 Hurmningbird feeding on pensterron. Je'86 p.23 - 32-

Great homed owl . Je'86 p . 27 Montezuma quail . Je'86 p . 28 Golden eagle. Je'86 p . 31 Masked bobwhite quail . Je'86 p . 32- 33,34 , 35,36,37 Mature masked bobwhite quail. Je'86 p.37, Inside back cover Avoce t . Jl ' 86 p .23 Elegant trogon. s ' 86 p. 39 Western tanager . s'86 p . 42 Burrowing owls. N' 86 Inside front cover, 12- 13 Red- shafted flicker in snow. D' 86 p . 44

CACTI Saguaros, catalina Mountains . Ja'86 p . 2- 3 Saguaros, Superstition Mountains. Ja'86 p . 8-9 Saguaros. F'86 Front cover Saguaros, Saguaro National Monument. F '86 p. 20 White-winged dove atop rare cristate (crested) Saguaro cactus. F'86 p . 30- 31 Saguaro- studded hillsides of Gates Pass, Tucson Mountains. F ' 86 Back cover Challa, Mount Wrightson Wilderness. Mr '86 Back cover Saguaros and hikers. Ap'86 Front cover Beavertail cactus, Marble canyon. Je'86 Inside front cover Flowering saguaro. Je'86 p .15 Saguaros and rainstorm. Ag'86 Inside front cover Claret cup hedgehog cactus. D'86 p.37 Young barrel cactus. D'86 p . 37

CANYONS Snowy windswept cliff, Oak Creek canyon. Ja'86 p.24-25 M3.dera Canyon, Santa catalina r.-buntains. F'86 p.34 Horseshoe Bend, Salt River canyon. Mr'86 p.8 Marble Canyon at sunrise. Je'86 p.6 Redfield Canyon . Je'86 p.28 Cave Creek Canyon in the Chiricahua Mountains. s's6 p.19,38-39

CENTRAL ARIZONA PROJECT Lake Havasu Pumping Plant. N'86 p . 4- 5 Canal crossing the Harquahala Valley. N'86 p . 6 Hydrology engineer Bob Gooch . N'86 p.7 Central Arizona Project control room. N'86 p. 7 canal. N'86 p.8 Farner Steven Sossaman irrigating his fields. N'86 p.10 Harquahala Valley agriculture fields. N'86 p.11

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS San Xavier del Bae. F'86 Inside back cover San Xavier del Bae. N'86 p.44-45,46 Reclining statue of St. Francis xavier. N'86 p.48 Mission San Xavier del Bae fran a nearby hilltop. N'86 Inside back cover - 33 -

CITIES AND 'IDWNS Jerome. Ja'86 p . 10 Sun City. Ap'86 p . 9 Sun City West . Ap ' 86 p . 9 Views of Prescott in 1891 . Ag'86 p.18- 19,20 Lobby of the Gadsden Hotel, Douglas. 8'86 p . 30- 31 Douglas. s'86 p.32 Douglas copper smelter. 8'86 p.33 u. S. Post Office, Portal, Arizona. s'86 p.40 Southwestern Research Station near Portal, Arizona. 8'86 p.42

CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS Scenes fran Civilian Conservation Corps camps. Ja ' 86 p .26,29,30,31,32

DAMS Hoover Dam, previously called Boulder Dam, at night. 0'86 p.35 Hoover Dam, 1941, showing the only time in its 51 year history all outlets were open. 0'86 p.34 Construction and dedication of Hoover Dam. 0'86 p.34,35 Aircraft and rrap from scenic air tours in 1935 of Boulder Dam . 0'86 p . 37

DESERT Algodones Dunes . Je'86 p . 4- 5 High desert of the Lake Mead area. 0 '86 p. 36-37

DI1'DSAURS Dinosaur in Triassic habitat. Jl'86 p.6-7 Placerias, a plant- eater. Jl'86 p.8 Phytosaur. Jl'86 p.12

FISH Bass. Ja'86 p.6 Brook trout. Mr'86 p.34- 35

FLOWERS AND PLANTS Yellow Poppies, Picacho Peak State Park. Ja'86 p.9 I.esquerella, a member of the wild mustard family, near the Manoli Mountains. F'86 p.22 Grasslands below the Santa Ritas. F'86 p.23 Wildflowers, Chiricahua Wilderness. Mr'86 Inside front cover Grasses, Escudilla Wilderness. Mr'86 p.2 Columbine. Mr'86 p.19 Flower. Mr'86 p . 42 Mushroom. Mr'86 p . 43 Spring wildflowers. Ap'86 p.22-23 Wildflowers and ferns. Ap'86 p.24-25 Wildflowers. Ap'86 p . 26-27 Wildflowers and lichen- covered rocks. Ap'86 p.28-29 Wildflower, ferns, fungi, and lichen-covered rocks. Ap'86 p.47 Grasses, Big Lake, White Mountains. Ap'86 p.32- 33 - 34-

Daisies, Hannagan Meadow. Ap'86 p.43 Joshua tree. Je'86 p.13 Lemon lily (Lyliurn parryi). Je'86 p.23 Joshua tree at sunset. Je '86 Back cover Wild orchids. Ag'86 p.22 Hooded lady's tresses (Spiranthes rornanzoffiana). Ag'86 p.23,24-25 Beg orchid (Habenaria sparsiflora). Ag'86 p.26 Rattlesnake plaintain (Goodyera oblongifolia). Ag'86 p.27 Mountain malaxis or adder's mouth (Malaxis soulei). Ag'86 p.27 Cross- pollinated orchids . Ag'86 p.28 Canelo lady's tresses (Spiranthes grarninea ) . Ag '86 p. 29 Evening primrose. 0'86 p.36 Monkey flower. D'86 p.41 Scarlet Monkey flowers. 0'86 p.41 Snow- covered vegetation. D'86 p.45

FOOD Mexican food being prepared, served and eaten. Ag'86 p.13-14,15,16,17

FORESTS AND TREES Old mulberry tree, Empire Ranch house. Ja '86 p.22 Tree, Sabino Canyon. F'86 p.20 Tree roots, Price Canyon. Mr'86 p.10 Leaves, Galiuro Wilderness. Mr'86 p.15 Leaves, Pajarita Wilderness. Mr'86 p.15 Bracken and fir forest. Mr'86 p.38-39 Trees, Mogollon Rim . Mr'86 p.41 Pinecones on the forest floor. Mr '86 Inside back cover Multicolored carpet of fallen leaves. 0'86 Inside front cover Autumn forest along the Coronado Trail. 0'86 p.13-14 Forest sou th of Hannagan Meadow. 0 '86 p. 19 Maple leaves. 0'86 p.20-21 Maple leaf and water droplets. 0'86 p.22 Aspen leaf. 0'86 p.22 Maple trees. 0 '86 p. 22 Forested slopes of the Mogollon Rim. 0'86 p.23 Aspens in autumn. 0'86 p.26 Aspen leaves in the wind. 0'86 p.26 Aspens in the snow. 0'86 p.26 Autumn foliage in casner Canyon. 0'86 p.27 Cottonwood trees in autumn sunlight near Lake Mead. 0'86 p.47 Quaking aspen along a forest road in autumn. 0'86 Inside rack cover Autumn foliage at the North Rim. D'86 p.42-43 - 35-

FOSSILS Recovering Triassic period. bones. Jl'86 p.4,5 Partly reconstructed dinosaur. Jl'86 p.6- 7 Fossil bones of Placerias. Jl'86 p. 9 Fossilized jaw of a Phytosaur. Jl'86 p.12 World 's oldest freshwater snail shell discovered in the Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p . 36 Phlebopteris, a fern. Jl'86 p . 38 Fossil of a Triassic crayfish. Jl'86 p.39 Seashell fossil and lichens in lirrestone. 0'86 p.30

GERONIMJ (GOY- ATH- IAY) The Legend of Geronimo, oil on canvas. S'86 Front cover Second Geronirro Campaign, oil on canvas. s'86 p.2-3 Plunder from Sonora, oil on canvas. s'86 p.15 Scouts of General Crook, oil on canvas. s'86 p.18 Entering Apache Stronghold, oil on canvas. s'86 Back cover Geronimo in 1904. s'86 p.4 Geronimo in 1905. s'86 p.5 Geronimo in 1884. s'86 p.5 Geronimo in 1886. s'86 p.7 Members of Geronimo's band. s'86 p.9,10 Geronimo and his family. s'86 p.11 Bronze bust of Geronino by Allan Houser. s'86 p.10 Geronimo the guerrilla leader. s'86 p.12 Geronimo and his warriors. s'86 p.17 Warriors in camp at canon de los Ernbudos. s'86 p.17 Geronimo and warriors on the way to captivity. S'86 p.21 Chief Na.iche and Geronimo after their surrender to General Miles. s'86 p . 22

GRAND CANYON North Rim, Grand canyon. Ja '86 p. 27 View from Mather Point in winter. 0'86 Front cover The bottan of the Inner Gorge at twilight. 0'86 p.2-3 El Tovar hotel in winter mist. 0'86 p.4-5 Hiker in the Grand Canyon. 0'86 p.6-7 Riverboa.ts in Marble Canyon. 0'86 p.9 River raft in Marble Canyon. 0'86 p.11 Hikers on Tonto Trail. 0'86 p.10-11 View from Lipan Point, South Rim. 0'86 p.10 Sunrise illuminates Mount Hayden. 0'86 p.18-19 South Rim of the Grand Canyon at sunrise. 0'86 p. 22-23 View frorn Yaki Point, South Rim. 0'86 p.24 Winter storm along the South Rim at Hopi Point. 0'86 p.25 Mount Hayden from Point Imperial, North Rim. 0'86 p.25 North Canyon wall reflected in pool. 0'86 p.28 Inner Gorge erosion. 0'86 p.28 Granite Gorge, Colorado River. 0'86 p.29 Granite Rapids, Inner Gorge. 0'86 p.32 - 36 -

View from Saddle Mountain, Imperial Point, North Rim. 0'86 p . 38-39 Mather Paint, Sou th Rim . 0'86 p . 46- 47 Sna.,..,-covered Grand Canyon. 0'86 p.48- Inside back cover Snow- covered Mather Point. 0 ' 86 Back rover

HIKERS AND HIKING Hikers on the sunmit of Mount Humphreys. Mr '86 p. 6 Hiker, Kendrick Mountain Wilderness. Mr'86 p.10 Hiker, Red Rock- Secret Mountain Wilderness. Mr'86 p.15 Hiker , Miller Peak Wilderness. Mr'86 p. 17 campers, Fossil Springs Wilderness. Mr'86 p.19 Hiker and pack horse. Mr'86 p.20 Hikers on fvbunt Lernrron . Ap'86 p.7 Hikers, Four Peaks area. Ap'86 p . 20 Hikers at the Ramsey Canyon Preserve. Je '86 p.26 camper and campfire. Ag'86 p . 37 camping along the North Fork of the White River. Ag'86 p.39 Camping at Reservation Lake. Ag'86 p . 42 Hikers eating breakfast. s'86 p.42 Hikers in Elves Chasm. 0'86 p.40

INDIAN ART AND ARTISTS Wilmer Kaye, Hopi sculptor; kachinas. My'86 Front cover Torn Polacca, Hopi potter; and pottery vessels. My'86 Front cover, p. 38 - 39 Al Qoyawayrra., Hopi potter; and thin- walled pottery. My'86 Inside front cover, p7. Allan Houser, Chiricahua Apache sculptor; and sculptures. My'86 p.2 Charles I.oloma, Hopi jeweler; and jewelry. My'86 p.3 Dennis Tewa, Hopi carver; kachinas. My'86 p.4,18- 19 Grace Medicine Flower, Santa Clara Pueblo potter; sgraffito pottery. My'86 p . 5 Joseph Lonewolf, potter; sgraffito p:>ttery plate. My'86 p.6 Lois Guiterrez de Ia Cruz, Santa Clara Pueblo p:>tter; polychrorre pottery. My'86 p.6 Loren Phillips, Hopi carver; cottonwood root kachina. My'86 p. 7 James Little, Navajo jeweler; cast silver and gold bracelets,and earrings and necklace. My'86 p.7,31 Jody Folwell, Santa Clara Pueblo potter; and pottery. My'86 p . 8- 9 Harold Littlebird, Santo Domingo-Iaguna p:>tter; and slab p:>ttery. My'86 p.9,44 Charles Pratt, Cheyenne- Arapaho sculptor; and v-Blded brass sculptures. My'86 p. 10,11, Inside back cover Victor Vigil, Jenez Pueblo sculptor; alabaster eagle. My'86 p .10 Charles Supplee, Hopi jeweler; and gold sculptured je½'elry. My'86 p . 11,15 Lee Yazzie, Navajo jev.7eler; gold bracelets. My'86 p.11,32 - 37-

Tex Wounded Face, I'-i:lndan- Hidatsa sculptor; bronze casting. My'86 p .12 Dorothy Torivio, Acoma Pueblo p:>tter; and p:>ttery. My'86 p. 12- 13 Virginia Stroud, Cherokee-Creek painter; painting. My'86 p.12 Linda Nez, Navajo weaver; pictorial weaving. My , 86 p. 15 White Buffalo, Comanche rretalworker; silver vase. My'86 p.14 Neil David Sr., Hopi sculptor and painter; bronze kachina, silver pendant, watercolor. My'86 p.16,20,45 Lowell Talashoma Sr., Hopi sculptor; bronze kachina. My ' 86 p.17 Phillip Sekaquaptewa, Hopi jeweler; silver pendant. My'86 p.20 Ronald Honyouti, Hopi sculptor; and bronze kachina, showing the casting process. My'86 p.20,21 C. J . Wells, Arikara- Picuris painter; and oil an canvas painting. My'86 p.23 Tanas Dougi Jr., Navajo sculptor; alabaster and soapstone statues. My'86 p.22 · Ray Tracey, Navajo jeweler; gold miniature pipe torrahawk. My'86 p.22 Al Nez, Navajo jeweler; Gold necklaces with mral and turquoise. M'86 p.22 Marie Shirley, Navajo v.eaver; and v.eaving. My'86 p.24 Victoria Keoni, weaver; Burntwater style weaving. My'86 p.24 Sadie Curtis and Alice Bertone, weavers; Moqui and Burntwater style weavings. My'86 p.24,25 Mary Watson, weaver; Burntwater style v.eaving. My'86 p.24-25 RarrDna Sakiestewa, Hopi weaver; hand-dyed wool yarns and Hopi style weaving. My'86 p . 25 Ted Chavreze, Isleta Pueblo jeweler; gold choker with diamonds and jade, opal and diamond necklace set. My'86 p.26,27 R. C. Gorman, painter; lithograph. My'86 p.27 Rondina Huma, Hopi potter; polychrorre jar. My'86 p.27 Karita Coffey, Cananche sculptor; ceramic moccasins. My '86 p.28 Doug Hyde, Nez Perce-Chippewa sculptor; life-size group sculpture in lirrestone. My'86 p.28 Dextra Quotskuyva, Hopi p:>tter; and p:>ttery vessels. My'86 p.28,39 Cliff Fragua, Jemez Pueblo sculptor; alabaster sculpture. My'86 p.28 Harvey Begay, Navajo silversmith; and goblets, necklace, bracelet. My'86 p.29,43 Richard Zane Smith, Wyandot p:>tter; Anasazi-style p:>ttery. My'86 p.30,46 Elizabeth Abeyeta, Navajo artist; clay sculpture. My'86 p.31 Nancy Youngblood Cutler, Santa Clara potter; traditional vessels. My'86 p.32 Cora Baldwin, Navajo weaver; Burntwater style v.eaving. My'86 p.33 - 38 -

Helen Keoni, Navajo weaver; Burntwater style weaving. My'86 p . 33 Virginia Yazzie, Navajo weaver; Burntwater style weaving. My'86 p .33 Marie Watson, Navajo weaver; Teec Pos style weaving. My'86 p.33 Oellbridge Honanie, Hopi sculptor; vJOc:x:1 sculpture. My'86 p.34 W. B. Franklin, painter; acrylic painting. My'86 p.35 Tim Nicola, Penobscot sculptor; alabaster sculpture. My'86 p.36 Luke Simon, Micrrac potter; free- fanned buffed clay figurines. My'86 p . 37 Clifford Beck, Navajo painter; pastel painting. My'86 p.37 Michael Kabotie, Hopi painter; acrylic on canvas painting. My'86 p . 37 Jacquie Stevens, Winabago potter; smoked clay vessel. My'86 p . 40 Randy Lee \i'ilhite, Brule Sioux-French painter; mixed media on canvas. My '86 p. 40 Michael Naranjo, Santa Ciara Pueblo sculptor; and bronze statue. My'86 p . 41 David Johns, Navajo painter and printrraker; pastel and rnonotype. My'86 p. 42 Larry Golsh, Pala Mission- Cherokee jeweler; gold necklace and choker. My'86 p.43,44 Alvin Marshall, Navajo sculptor; alabaster sculpture. My'86 p.43 Richard Tsosie, Navajo sculptor; alabaster sculpture. My'86 p . 43 Oreland Joe, Navajo-Ute sculptor; and alabaster sculpture. My'86 p.43 carolyn Bobelu, Zuni jeweler; inlay and channel lapidary vJOrk. My'86 p.43 A kaleidoscopic view of Navajo rugs representing contemporary trends in styles and colors. My'86 Back cover Michael Paul's sculpture, Native Arrerican. 0'86 p.29

INDIAN RUINS AND ARTIFACTS Tuzigoot National Monument . Ja'86 p . 14 Ho!T'Olovis village ruins. Ja'86 p.21 Ruined Anasazi village. Je'86 p.29 Clay bowl, ca. A.O. 1000- 1200 . Jl'86 p.14-15 Polychrome bowl ca. A.O. 1075-1250; stone beads, projectile points and a bird fetish. Jl'86 p.17 Cataloging potsherds. Jl'86 p.18 · Projectile points. Jl'86 p.23 Clay vessel. Jl'86 p.26 \i'ilhite House Ruins at canyon de Chelly m the gold of autumn. 0'86 Front cover Prehistoric irrigation canal . N'86 p.8 Anasazi granaries (ca. A.O . 700) overlooking the Colorado River. 0'86 p . 9 - 39 -

IAKES Hurricane Lake , For t Apache Indian Reservation. Ag'86 p . 36- 37

MAPS Arizona State Parks. Ja'86 p . 5 Proposed sta te park sites . Ja'86 p . 17,19 20 Arizona ski areas. Ja'86 p . 43 Historic dONntown Tucson. F'86 p . 40 Arizona ' s Wilderness Areas. Mr'86 p . 7 Arizona Strip. Mr'86 p.24 outdoors in Arizona (White Moutains) . Mr'86 p . 36 Petrified Forest National Park. Jl'86 p. 18,19 White M::>untain area recreation. Ag'86 p . 38 Apache Reservations and Main Military Posts in Arizona, 1874. s'86 p . 22 The Central Arizona Project Aqueduct . N'86 p . 10

MEXICANS Loreto Fimbres Aguayo and cayetano Fimbres Varela. s ' 86 p.26 Street vendor i n Agua Prie ta, Sonora. s'86 p.31 Ballet Folklorico Mtmicipal de Agua Prieta. s ' 86 p . 33 Cobbler, policeman, street vendors, shoeshine boy, stone carver. s'86 p . 34,35 Church attendees . s'86 p . 36,37

MCUNI'AINS Hualapai Mountain . Ja'86 p . 20 M::>gollon Rim vista. Ja'86 p . 32- 33 Snow- dusted Finger Rock, Sarita catalina M::>untains . .F ' 86 p . 21 SnONcapped Santa Rita Mountains. F'86 p . 23 Four Peaks Wilder ness . Mr'86 p . 4- 5 Red Rock- Secret M::>untain Wilderness. Mr ' 86 p.12- 13 Kachina Peaks. Mr'86 p .14 Salo~ Wilderness. Mr'86 p . 18- 19 Kanab Creek Wilderness. Mr ' 86 p . 21 Snow , Virgin River Gorge. Mr ' 86 p . 22- 23 Saddle Mountain Wilderness . Mr'86 p.25 M::>gollon Rim . Mr ' 86 p . 42- 43 Red rock country near Sedona . Ap '86 p . 2- 3 M::>untains and bluffs near Sedona. Ap'86 p .5 San Francisco Peaks . Je'86 Front cover, p. 10 Hualapai Mountains. Je'86 p . 12- 13 Monument Valley. Je'86 p.19 canelo Hills Cienega. Je'86 p . 30 Huachuca Mountains . Ag'86 p .26- 27 White M::>untains . Ag ' 86 p. 40 White M::>untains. s ' 86 p.6- 7 Mogollon Mountains of New Mexico. s'86 p.7 Fort Apache area in the White Mountains. S '86 p.10 Middlerrarch Pass in the Dragoon Mountains. s'86 p.20- 21 Rugged Sier ra Madre in northern Mexico. s'86 p . 24-25,26 - 40 -

Silver Peak near Portal, Arizona. s'86 p . 43 Dawn over the Chiricahua Mountains. s'86 p . 47 Snow- covered Huachuca r-buntains . s'86 Inside back cover White fvbuntains fran Greens Peak. 0'86 p . 17 Hannagan Meada,v , White Mountains . 0'86 p . 18 San Francisco Peaks. 0'86 p . 24- 25 Kendrick Park and the San Francisco Peaks. 0, 86 Back cover

MUSEUMS Airplanes, Pina Air Museum . F'86 p . 11 Pioneer Arizona Museum reenactments of the Civil War and late nineteenth century life in frontier Arizona. N'86 p.29,30, 31,32,33, Back cover

MUSIC AND MUSICIANS Gilbert Velez's International M3.riachi Arrerican band. F'86 Inside front cover Mexican dancers at the Tucson Festival. F'86 p.10 Arriaga String Ensemble. 0'86 p.11

NATURAL ARCHES AND BRIDGES Tonto Natural Bridge. Ja'86 p.18- 19

PE'IRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK Agatized logs at Blue Mesa . Jl'86 Front cover Sand and shale of Tawa Point. Jl'86 Inside front cover Tepees area of the Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.l Painted Desert. Jl'86 p.2- 3,13 Painted Desert Inn. Jl'86 p . 6 Petrified Forest road. Jl'86 p .14 Archaeologists at work. Jl'86 p.16 Agatized trees, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.24-25 Agatized trees, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.26-27 Petrified Forest in 1895. Jl'86 p.28 Sidney Ash, paleobotanist. Jl'86 p.36,38 Triassic Period strata, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.37 Petrified IM:)od fragments . Jl'86 p.40 Chinde Mesa and the Painted Forest. Jl'86 p.42 Devil's Playground. Jl'86 p.42 Blue Mesa. Jl'86 p.42 The Teepees. Jl '86 p . 42 Earth Pillars in the Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.47 Painted Desert, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 Inside back cover Crystallized tree in Jasper Forest. Jl'86 Back cover

PEI'RCGLYPHS Petroglyphs, Painted Rock State Park. Ja'86 p.9 Petroglyphs, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.20,26 Petroglyphs, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p.22- 23 Petroglyphs, Petrified Forest. Jl'86 p . 23 Seasonal calendar. Jl'86 p.26 - 41-

PHOI'CGRAPHY AND PHOI'CGRAPHERS Adam Clark Vranan . Jl'86 p . 29 Vrc:rnan's party in a Hopi Village, at Agate Bridge, and camping. Jl'86 p.29,30,31,32,33

RAINBCWS Rainbow, Red Rock country. Ja '86 Front cover Rainbow, Petrified Forest. Ja'86 p.l Rainbow over the Pusch Ridge, Santa catalinas. F'86 p.29 Rainbow, Lake of the Woods, White Mountains. Ap '86 p. 30 Rainbow over Canyon de Chelly. Ag'86 p .11

REPTILES Desert tortoise. F'86 p.33 Great Basin rattlesnake. Mr'86 p.23 Lizard. D'86 p . 36

RIVERS Colorado River, Lake Havasu State Park. Ja'86 p.6-7 West Clear Creek. Ja'86 p . 21 West Clear Creek. Mr'86 Front cover Creek, Bear Wallow Wilderness. Mr'86 p.11 West Fork of the Little Colorado River. Mr'86 p.30-31 West Fork of the Black River. Ap'86 p.34,Inside back cover West Fork of the Little Colorado River. Ap'86 p.36-37 White River. Ag'86 p.43 cave Creek west of Portal, Arizona. s'86 p.40 Sunlit cliffs mirrored in calm Colorado River waters. 0'86 p.20,21 Dory on the Colorado River. D'86 p.20 River running. 0'86 p.11 River raft. 0'86 p.33

ROCK FORMATIONS Rock fonnations, Chiricahua National Monurrent. Ja '86 p.34 Rocks, Santa catalina Mountains. F'86 p.24-25 Pebbles. Mr'86 p . 23 Sandstone, Paria Canyon. Mr'86 p.26-27 F.arth pillar (hoodoo). Mr'86 p.26 Rock forrrations near Greenehaven. Ap'86 p.14-15 Meteor Crater. Je'86 p.20 Black volcanic rocks. Je'86 p.47 Massai Point, Chiricahua National Monument. s'86 p.12-13 Boulder in Texas Canyon in Cochise County. s'86 p.16-17 Redwall limestone in Boucher Canyon. 0'86 p.26- 27 Vegetation on rock wall of Matkatamiba Canyon. 0'86 p.30 Tapeats sandstone. 0'86 p.33 - 42-

SKIERS AND SKIING Skiing the pow:::ler snow. Ja '86 Inside front cover Fairfield Snowbowl . Ja'86 p.37 Skiers. Ja'86 p . 39 Skier. Ja'86 p.40,41,42 Skiers. Ja'86 p.41,42 Skiers, Mount Lemron . Ja'86 p.42 Ski lift and skiers. N'86 Front cover

SPORTS Rafting on the Salt River. Mr'86 p . 8 Fisherman. Mr'86 p. 29 Golf course, Sun City West . Ap'86 p.10 Aqua Maids of Towerpoint Resort. Ap'86 p. 11 Shooters and shooting sports at Black Canyon Shooting Range. 0'86 p . 38- 39 ,39,40,42,43 Horseback riders in the desert. N'86 Front cover Sailing on a lake. N'86 Front cover

STATE PARKS Officer's desk, Fort Verde Historic Park. Ja'86 p.3 Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park. Ja'86 p.4 Fort Verde State Historic Park. Ja'86 p . 11 Library, Jerorre State Historic Park. Ja'86 p.11 Gallows and chaps, Tombstone State Historic Park. Ja'86 p.11 Boats, Lake Havasu State Park. Ja'86 p.12 Roper lake State Park. Ja'86 p.12- 13 Tubae Presidio State Historic Park. Ja'86 p.47 Jerome State Historic Park. Ja'86 Back cover

SUNSEI'S Sunset, Patagonia lake State Park. Ja'8p p . 12 Sunset, Gila River. Ja'86 p. 31 Sunset, Mission San Xavier del Bae. F'86 p.12 Sunset at Saguaro National Monument. Je'86 p. 9 Sunset over Old Route 66. Je'86 p.14 Sunset over windmill . Je'86 p.17 Sunset, lake Pa,..,ell. Je'86 p.19 Sunset on the Painted Desert. Jl'86 p.10- 11 Sunset over the Puerco River. Jl'86 p.34- 35

'TROLLEYS Trolley era artifacts including coin changer and uniforms. Je'86 p.39 Historical photographs of the Phoenix Street Railway system. Je'86 p. 38,40,42,43 - 43 -

TUCSON Winter fog, Tucson. F'86 p.2, 3 Tucson Camnunity Center. F'86 p . 4- 5 University of Arizona. F'86 p . 8 Golf course, Westin La Palorra resort. F'86 p. 9 Loews Ven tana canyon resort. F , 86 p. 9 · Horses at the Sheraton El Conquistador resort. F'86 p.9 Snow frosted Santa catalina ITOuntains and Tucson. F'86 p.10-11 Old Tucson Western Theme Park. F'86 p.10 Interior, Tucson Museum of Art. F'86 p . 10 Tucson at dusk. F ' 86 p.12 Pima County Courthouse, Tucson. F'86 p.38- 39 Kiosko at the original site of the Cathederal of San Agustin. F'86 p . 38 Statue of Francisco (Pancho) Villa. F'86 p . 38 Fountains at La Placita. F'86 p.38 Walking tour in Tucson. F'86 p.39 Courtyard of the Steinfeld house. F'86 p.42 Interior of the Casa del Gobernador. F'86 p.42 La Casa Cordoba. F'86 p.42 El Tirachto, the wishing shrine. F'86 p.42

U.S. POSTAGE STAMPS cacti. F'86 p . l Bicentennial Era 1776- 1976. F'86 p.5 Range Conservation. F'86 p.7 Frank Lloyd Wright. F '86 p. 9 Apollo 8. F'86 p . 12 Arizona-Cactus Wren. F'86 p.15 Arizona- cactus Flowers. F'86 p.16 Overland Mail. F'86 p . 20 John Wesley Powell. F '86 p. 22 Water Conservation. F'86 p.27 Bighorn Sheep. F'86 p.28 cardinal . F'86 p.35 San Xavier del Bae. F'86 p.37 Gadsden Purchase. F'86 p.40

WATERFALl,S Waterfall, Tonto National Forest. Ja'86 p.28 Waterfall, Bear canyon. F'86 p.20 Chivo Falls in the Rincon fvbuntains. F'86 p.23 Waterfall, Salt River. Mr'86 p.9 Waterfall, Mount Wrightson Wilderness. Mr'86 p.10 Waterfall, Miller Peak Wilderness. Mr'86 p.16 Waterfall, Tonto Creek. Mr'86 p.40 Waterfall, Miller Peak Wilderness. Mr'86 p.47 Waterfall and Ramsey Creek. Je'86 p.22,24-25 Pacheta Falls. s'86 p. 9 Waterfall near Lake P0tvell. 0 '86 p.26 Havasu Canyon waterfalls. 0'86 p.12 - 44-

Creek celow Havasu Falls. 0'86 p . 12 Spillways of Havasu Creek. 0'86 p . 12 Mooney Falls. 0'86 p . 12 Waterfall, Matkatamiba Canyon. 0'86 p.30 Waterfall in Elves Chasm. 0'86 p.41 Navajo Falls in Havasu Canyon . 0'86 p.40

WEATHER AND CLIMATE Thunderstorm and lightning. F'86 p.17 Thunderstorm and lightning over Tucson. F'86 p.17 Thunderstorm at sunset. F'86 p.18-19 Clouds near Big Lake. Je'86 p.11 Lightning and rainstorm. Ag'86 Front cover Billowing cumulonimbus clouds. Ag'86 p.4-5 Rainstorm over the plateau country near Page. Ag'86 p.2-3 Lightning over Tse Tonte Mesa. Ag'86 p.6-7 Thunderhead development. Ag'86 p.4-5 Lightning electrifies Pinnacle Peak. Ag'86 p.6 Sumner storms. Ag'86 p.8-9 Monsoon storm over windmill near St. Johns. Ag '86 p. 47 Thunderheads over the Superstition Mountains. Ag'86 Inside back cover Lightning silhouetting saguaros. Ag'86 Back cover Sunlight and clouds during surrmer storm over the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. 0'86 p.14-15 Storm over the Grand Canyon. 0'86 p.16 Lightning over the Grand canyon. O, 86 p .1 7 Multiple lightning strikes over the Grand Canyon. 0'86 p.17

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