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The abbreviation "c/n" is used throughout this Index for references to "Climbing Notes."

Volume numbers and corresponding years are:

VOLUME YEAR VOLUME YEAR VOLUME YEAR 1 1907-08 21 1928 41 1948 2 1909 22 1929 42 1949 3 1910 23 1930 43 1950 4 1911 24 1931 44 1951 5 1912 25 1932 45 1952 6 1913 26 1933 46 1953 7 1914 27 1934 47 1954 8 1915 28 1935 48 1955 9 1916 29 1936 49 1956 10 1917 30 1937 50 1957 11 1918 31 1938 51 1958 12 1919 32 1939 52 1959 13 1920 33 1940 53 1960 14 1921 34 1941 54 1961 15 1922 35 1942 55 1962 16 1923 36 1943 56 1963 17 1924 37 1944 57 1964 18 1925 38 1945 58 1965 19 1926 39 1946 59 1966 20 1927 40 1947

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ACCIDENT PREVENTION Climbing Committee 33:1 p. 30-31 ACCIDENTS — MOUNTAINEERING 46:13 p. 69-72 Dyer, John 45:13 p. 85-87 Hazle, Jack Mount Constance — Boston Peak 50:1 p. 118-120 Josendal, Victor 47:13 p. 70-72 Josendal, Victor Three mountaineering accidents — Mount Rainier, Mount Shuksan, St. Helens 48:13 p. 52-54 Trott, Otto T. Accidents by lightning in the mountains 45:13 p. 23-26 U.S. Dept. of the Interior Released for the press July 24,1929 Mount Rainier National Park accident 22:1 p. 63 Wells, E. H. A mountain experience 1:4 p. 103-107 ACCIDENTS BY LIGHTNING IN THE MOUNTAINS Trott, Otto T. 45:13 p. 23-26 ACROSS THE NORTH CASCADES PRIMITIVE AREA Hessey, Charles D., Jr. 59:4 p. 118-122 ADAMS, MOUNT Outing, 1911, vol. 4 Outing, 1917, vol. 10 Degenhardt, Stella Century of climbing state's highest peaks 47:13 p. 47-49; 77-78 Guardians of the Columbia Outing 1932, vol. 25 Mount Adams, Mount St. Helens and the Goat Rocks Outing 1922, vol. 15 Hazard, Joseph T. How to climb the six major peaks of Washington 24:1 p. 45-50 Landes, Henry Notes on Adams and St. Helens 4 p. 5-12 Lyman, W. D. Mount Adams 3 p. 44-45 ADAMS, MOUNT — EAST FACE 55:4 p. 98-99 c/n ADAMS, MOUNT — EAST FACE direct via Victory Ridge Beckey, Fred 56:4 p. 88-89 c/n ADAMS, MOUNT — HISTORY Hazard, Joseph T. The guardians of the Columbia 25:1 p. 9-13 Karlsson, Erick Adams' mountain men, by Erick Karlsson and Keith McCoy 58:4 p. 8-14 Meany, Edmond S. History of the Adams-St. Helens region 10 p. 23-29 ADAMS, MOUNT — LAVA GLACIER HEAD-WALL (North Face) Cooper, Ed 54:4 p. 98 c/n ADAMS, MOUNT — LAVA RIDGE 55:4 p. 99 c/n ADAMS, MOUNT — LYMAN GLACIER Craig, Robert W. 39:14 p. 53 c/n

6 ADAMS, MOUNT — MAZAMA GLACIER ICEFALL Maxwell, Lex 56:4 p. 87-88 c/n

ADAMS, MOUNT — NORTH RIDGE, WEST FACE Molenaar, Dee 54:4 p. 98 c/n ADAMS, MOUNT — NORTHWESTERN FACE Beckey, Fred Goals realized 39:1 p. 44-46 ADAMS, MOUNT-NORTH WILSON GLACIER 55:4 p. 91-92 c/n ADAMS, MOUNT — PINNACLE GLACIER HEADWALL Lizee, Phil 59:4 p. 204 c/n ADAMS, MOUNT — SOUTHWEST CHUTE 59:4 p. 203 c/n ADAMS, MOUNT-WHITE SALMON GLACIER Maxwell, Lex 54:4 p. 97-98 c/n ADAMS, MOUNT-ST. HELENS, MOUNT DISTRICT Bennett, H. B. Notes on topography and trails: Saint Helens, Mount Adams district 10 p. 34-41 ADAMS, MOUNT — WILD AREA Stamy, Roger S. Mt. Adams Wild area 58:4 p. 42-47 ADAMS' MOUNTAIN MEN Erick Karlsson and Keith McCoy 58:4 p. 8-14 ADVENTURES IN LOGISTICS Miller, Maynard M. 43:13 p. 15-19 AERIAL OBSERVATIONS OF ALASKA MOUNTAINS Ellis, Robert E. 23:1 p. 33-34 AFOOT AND AWHEEL THROUGH THE CASCADES Crayton, Catherine 30:1 p. 18-22 AGASSIZ, MOUNT Bale, Robert Climber's outing in the high Sierra 50:1 p. 114-115 AIGUILLES AND MONOLITHS Widrig, Ralph S. 39:14 p. 4-10

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AIRCRAFT SPOTTING Eastwood, Catherine Watching the planes go by 37:1 p. 33-35 ALASKA Allen, Edward W. Alaska 16:1 p. 68 Bailey, Winona Notes on a trip to Alaska 17:1 p. 61-65 Beckey, Fred North of the Taku 40:13 p. 47-51 Ellis, Robert E. Aerial observations of Alaska mountains 23:1 p. 33-34 Frazeur, Laurie R. From the Mackenzie to the Yukon 18:1 p. 44-48 ALASKA ROBIN Little, Willard G. Correspondence 48:13 p. 75 ALASKAN GLACIER STUDIES Miller, Maynard Malcolm . 39:1 p. 48

7 ALBERTSON, A. H. The Dolomites 6 p. 56-58 Northern Life Tower bringing the mountain to the city 22:1 p. 20-28 ALBERTSON, CHARLES All night on an active volcano 4 p. 44-50 ALEUTIAN ISLANDS Barnes, John An open letter from the Aleutians 38:1 p. 12-13 ALL NIGHT ON AN ACTIVE VOLCANO Albertson, Charles 4 p. 44-50 ALLEN, EDWARD W. Alaska 16:1 p. 68 Early Times 54:4 p. 62-68 Glacier Bay National Monument 18:1 p. 54-55 Washington hopes to have state park system 13:1 p. 60-62 ALLEN, G.P. Forest types in the Rainier National Park 8 p. 53-60 ALONG THE PACIFIC CREST TRAILS: from the Columbia River to Mexico Hazard, Joseph T. 48:13 p. 26-30 ALPINE CLUB OF CANADA ENCAMPMENT 14:1 p. 57-59 ALPINE LAKES WILDERNESS AREA Warth, John Our backyard wilderness 59:4 p. 123-132 ALPINE PLANTS Cooper, William S. Vegetation and glaciers 20:1 p. 26-31 ALTA VISTA Origin of two names on Mount Rainier 15:1 p. 76-77 AMERICAN BORDER PEAK — NORTH FACE 45:13 p. 83 c/n 46:13 p. 67 AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS Mather, Stephen T. 17:1 p. 22-24 AMUNDSEN, K. VILHELM History of skis and ski-running. A chapter from Ski-running by K. Vilhelm Amundsen, translated from the Norwegian by A. W. Anderson 22:1 p. 37-39 ANDERSON, ANDREW W. Skiing in retrospect 28:1 p. 19-24 ANDERSON, LLOYD The climb of Forbidden Peak 33:1 p. 35-36 The climb of Tenpeak mountain 33:1 p. 37-38 Damnation with triumph 31:1 p 24-26 First ascent of Despair 32:1 p. 28 First ascent of Sinister 32:1 p. 27 A first ascent in the Bugaboos 34:1 p. 24-28 ANDERSON, MARY Campcrafters gypsy tours, by Mary and Lloyd Anderson 39:14 p. 20-23 ANDERSON, MARY G. Bibliography of books on climbing technique 30:1 p. 44 ANDERSON, MAURICE P. How to use your Kodak 20:1 p. 42-46

8 ANDREWS, C.L. The retreat of Muir Glacier 24:1 p. 11-17 ANIMALS — MOUNT BAKER Edson, John M. Wild animals of Mount Baker 9 p. 51-57 ANIMALS — MOUNT RAINIER Taylor, Walter P. Some birds and mammals of Mount Rainier 14:1 p. 27-35 ANOTHER "UNCLIMBED" CONQUERED Boyer, Lyman A. 31:1 p. 30-32 APPLETON, H. The Himalayas as a climbing field 17:1 p. 9-21 APRIL FOOL'S TOWER 45:13 p. 82 c/n ARCHITECTURE Albertson, A. H. Northern Life Tower bringing the mountain to the city 22:1 p. 20-28

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ARGONAUT PEAK Cooper, Edward 52:4 p. 111 c/n ARGONAUT SPIRES 55:4 p. 103 c/n ARLIN, MARIAN Snakes in the grass, alas 55:4 p. 65-73 ARMSTRONG, MILDRED FRANK A valley pounder goes 'round and round 29:1 p. 3-7 AROUND MOUNT RAINIER WITH THE MOUNTAINEERS Rogers, Philip G. 8 p. 9-26 AROUND THE MOUNTAIN Buswell, Elenor 39:1 p. 21-24 ARROWHEAD MAKING IN THE GINKGO PETRIFIED FOREST Beck, George F. 27:1 p. 27-28 ARROWHEADS Beck, George F. Arrowhead making in the Ginkgo Petrified Forest 27:1 p. 27-28 ASAMA YAMA Albertson, Charles All night on an active volcano 4 p. 44-50 ASSINIBOINE, MOUNT Beam, Kurt G. Assiniboine — 1951 43:13 p. 50-51 ASTELL, JOAN 1909 -The Everett Branch — 1956 50:1 p. 21-22 ATHENA'S OWL Maykut, Gary 57:4 p. 134 c/n AUGUSTA, MOUNT Yeasting, Bob King Peak — Yukon expedition, 1952, by Bob Yeasting and Bill Niendorff 45:13 p. 46, 91 AUTUMNAL COLORATION OF LEAVES Bigg, George B. 26:1 p. 3-7 AVALANCHE WARNINGS 28:1 p. 16 AVALANCHES Avalanche warnings 28:1 p. 16

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BACK TO CASCADE PASS Merritt, Dick 39:13 p. 45-46 BACK PACKING Howard, Grace From Snoqualmie Pass to Monte Cristo afoot 10 p. 70-77 Walsh, Stuart P. Light weight commissary for back packing 14:1 p. 55-57 MacLean, Betty Back-packing among the Olympics 36:1 p. 28-29 Hazard, Joseph T. Back-packing and weekend climbing 10 p. 63-70 bade', william frederick The higher functions of a mountain club 5 p. 9-13 BAILEY, WINONA A climb of Mount Etna 21:1 p. 43-45 Eight days on Mount Olympus in Thessaly 15:1 p. 30-39 A few flowers of the higher Olympics 6 p. 59-64 Flowers of the mountain 2 p. 29-37 Glacier Park flowers in August 7 p. 53-56 The Mt. Adams outing of 1911 4 p. 15-24 Notes on a trip to Alaska 17:1 p. 61-65 Third Olympic outing 13:1 p. 9-25 Early explorations on Mount Baker, compiled from the records of the Mount Baker club by Mae Webster and Winona Bailey. 9 p. 26-32 BAKER, MOUNT Outing, 1908, vol. 1 Outing, 1916, vol. 9 Outing, 1937, vol. 30 Cascade Range of Washington, Glacier Peak, Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan Outing 1928, vol. 21 Curtis, Asahel The mountaineers' first ascent of Mt. Baker 1:4 p. 97-99 Degenhardt, Stella Century of climbing state's highest peaks 47:13 p. 47-49; 77-78 Frazeur, Mrs. L. B. With the Mountaineers in 1916 9 p. 7-24 Hazard, Joseph T. How to climb the six major peaks of Washington 24:1 p. 45-50 Meany, Edmond S. The ascent of Mount Baker, 1919 12 p. 42-44 Nettleton, Lulie With the mountaineers on Mt. Baker 1:4 p. 87-96 Sperlin, R. B. To Mount Baker's summit on skiis 23:1 p. 50-52 BAKER. MOUNT — COCKSCOMB RIDGE Vielbig, Klindt 54:4 p. 99-100 c/n BAKER, MOUNT — COLEMAN GLACIER HEADWALL Cooper, Edward 51:4 p. 101-102 c/n

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10 BAKER, MOUNT — CRATER ROUTE 55:4 p. 100-101 c/n BAKER, MOUNT — HISTORY Webster, Mae Early explorations on Mount Baker, compiled from the records of the Mount Baker Club by Mae Webster and Winona Bailey. 9 p. 26-32 BAKER, MOUNT — NORTH FACE Beckey, Fred Mt. Baker's Nordwand 39:14 p. 50 BAKER, MOUNT — NORTHEAST FACE 52:4 p. 105 c/n BAKER, MOUNT — REGION Places worth visiting in the Mount Baker district 9 p. 58-63 BAKER, MOUNT — ROMAN NOSE Cooper, Ed 54:4 p. 100 c/n BALCH, DORIS Ascent of Popocatepetl 40:13 p. 45-46 BALL, FRED Mountaineer skiing, 1927-1933 56:4 p. 18-25 BALL, FRED W. The story of Meany Ski Hut 50:1 p. 55-56 BANKS, MARY Mountaineers in the Olympics 1:3 p. 75-79 BARING, MOUNT — NORTH FACE Beckey, Fred Mount Baring — North Face, by Fred Beckey and Ed Cooper 54:4 p. 25-27 Berge. Dick 43:13 p. 40 c/n BARNES, JOHN An open letter from the Aleutians 38:1 p. 12-13 BAUER, WOLF G. Can you handle an emergency? 45:13 p. 27-33 The final conquest 28:1 p. 3-6 Mountain rescue and safety council 39:14 p. 45 The mountaineering development group 39:13 p. 41-43 Mountaineering development group 39:14 p. 39-40 The North face of Mount Rainier 27:1 p. 3-5 Pacific Northwest conference 39:14 p. 40 Telemarks, sitzmarks, and other early impressions 56:4 p. 10-17 Tomorrow's waterways — legends or legacy? 59:4 p. 138-145 BEACH RESCUE Carbon, Theodore 56:4 p. 80-83 BEAM. KURT G. Assiniboine, 1951 43:13 p. 50-51 BEAR MOUNTAIN — EAST RIDGE Jensen, Stan 58:4 p. 86 c/n BEAR'S BREAST MOUNTAIN Beckey, Fred First ascent of Bear's Breast Mountain, by Fred Beckey and Wayne Swift 32:1 p. 29-30 BECK, GEORGE F. Arrowhead making in the Ginkgo Petrified Forest 27:1 p. 27-28

11 BECKEY, FRED A climbing guide to the Chilliwack group 38:1 p. 5-10 Climbs in the Cashmere Crags 39:14 p. 24-29 The environs of Silver Star 46:13 p. 25-28 First ascent of Bear's Breast Mountain, by Fred Beckey and Wayne Swift 32:1 p.29-30 Goals realized 39:1 p. 44-46 Mt. Baker's Nordwand 39:14 p. 50 Mount Baring — North Face, by Fred Beckey and Ed Cooper 54:4 p. 25-27 North of the Taku 40:13 p. 47-51 The second ascent of Mt. Waddington 35:1 p. 17-19 Twin Spires 34:1 p. 31-32 BECKEY, HELMY Climbs on the East side of Mt. Shuksan 34:1 p. 32-33 BECKWITH, CAMERON Climbing awards and publication 40:13 p. 29-30 Sliding middleman technique in snow 42:13 p. 19-24 BEDAL CREEK TRAIL 59:4 p. 202 c/n BEDAYAN, RAFFI A Bugaboo no longer 33:1 p. 43-47 BEFORE WHITE MEN Virginia Mohling 51:4 p. 16-27 BELANGER, HUBERT Climbing hazards 55:4 p. 106-108 BELLA COOLA MOUNTAINS (British Columbia) Firey, Joan Bella Coolas beckon back packers 58:4 p. 75-82 THE BENEDICTION OF THE MOUNTAINS Webb, Frederick, T. 4 p. 40-41 BELAYING Strumia, Max M. Fundamentals on the use of the rope 24:1 p. 41-45

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BENGTSON, KERMIT B. Coleman glacier studies — Mount Baker 43:13 p. 36-37 Glacial advances in the Cascades, by Kermit Bengtson and A. E. Harrison 48:13 p. 22-23 Glaciers reflect our changing climate by Kermit B. Bengtson and A. E. Harrison 47:13 p. 41-42 BENNETT, EDITH PAGE The Mount Adams, Mount St. Helens and the Goat Rocks Outing 15:1 p. 9-28 BERTHA, MOUNT Miller, Maynard M. Mt. Bertha (Fairweather Range, Alaska, 1940) 33:1 p. 48-51 BICKFORD, E. L. "A hundred and twenty miles around Rainier": the summer outing of 1919 12 p. 9-22 BIDWELL, EDMUND Birds in the vicinity of Mount Robson 20:1 p. 24-25 BIG BARON SPIRE (Idaho) 45:13 p. 80 c/n

BIG HORN CRAGS (Idaho) Hales, Lincoln Climbing the Big Horn crags of Idaho 48:13 p. 24-25 BIGELOW, ALIDA J. Mount Saint Helens, the youngest of the volcanoes of the Cascades 10 p. 30-34 The mountaineers' ascent of Mount Si 1:2 p. 49-51 BIRDS Dawson, William Leon Birds of the high Cascades 1:1 p. 12-17 Pollock, Adelaide Lowry A Cascade bird day 3 p. 16-18 BIRDS — MOUNT RAINIER Taylor, Walter P. Some birds and mammals of Mount Rainier 14:1 p. 27-35 BIRDS — MOUNT ROBSON Bidwell, Edmund Birds in the vicinity of Mount Robson 20:1 p. 24-25 BIRDS — SELKIRKS Forsyth, Lydia E. My birds in the Selkirks 31:1 p. 17-19 BIRDS — WESTERN STATES Bowles, J. Hooper Summer birds of our higher altitudes 16:1 p. 45-46 Esten, Sidney R. Some of the birds seen on the 1921 and 1922 outings 15:1 p. 62-66 Ehinger, Clyde E. The birds of Kitsap cabin 16:1 p. 65-66 BIRDS IN THE VICINITY OF MOUNT ROBSON Bidwell, Edmund 20:1 p. 24-25 THE BIRDS OF KITSAP CABIN Ehinger, Clyde E. 16:1 p. 65-66 BIRDS OF THE HIGH CASCADES Dawson, William Leon 1:1 p. 12-17 BLACK BEAR Euarctos Americanus Observatus est 56:4 p. 75-79 BLACK BUTTE (West) 50:1 p. 121-122 c/n BLACK HILLS NEEDLES Staley, Herb A rock climber's odyssey 45:13 p. 37-39 BLAIR , DONALD The ascent of Eldorado Peak 26:1 p. 12 BLEWETT PASS ROCK PRACTICE AREA 56:4 p. 94 c/n BLOCKHOUSE TOWER Schoening, Pete 40:13 p. 33-35 BLUE GLACIER OUTING — 1965 Wilkerson, Jim 59:4 p. 171-175 BLUE GLACIER Hawkins, Jim Mount Olympus — IGY research 52:4 p. 51-54 BLUE MOUNTAIN (North and South peaks) 33:1 p. 39 Dickert, Agnes O. Blue mountain 31:1 p. 28-29

BOARDS WITHOUT HORDES Degenhardt, Stella 56:4 p. 37-42 BOLLINGER PEAK (Wyo.) — SOUTHWEST FACE Davis, Dan 57:4 p. 134 c/n BONANZA 42:13 p. 41 c/n BONANZA PEAK Penberthy, Larry 43:13 p. 63-64 BONELL, HANNAH The 1932 summer outing 25:1 p. 18-20 BOOK REVIEWS Chalfant, Margarete Boell, Jacques High heaven Smythe, Frank Climbs in the Canadian Rockies Spring, Bob & Ira High adventure 43:13 p. 64 Chalfant, Margarete Sack, John The butcher

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Alpine annual, 1950 A.A.C. Accidents in American mountaineering American Ski Annual & skiing journal Bateson Tirich Mir Benuzzi No picnic on Mount Kenya Bowman Andes of Southern Peru Brower Going light with backpack or burro Brown Skiing for beginners Buehler Alpine bibliography de Beer Travellers in Switzerland du Riche Preller Italian mountain geology Gardner Art & sport of alpine photography 45:13 p. 92 Chalfant, Margarete Herzog Annapurna Premier 8.000 Deutschen Alpenvereins Jahrbuch La Chapelle Avalanches Vial Alpine glaciers Merrick Rambles in the Alps Molony Portraits of mountains Murray Scottish Himalayan expedition Undiscovered Scotland Swanson Camping for all it's worth Young Mountains with a difference 45:15 p. 93 Chalfant, Margarete Murray The story of Everest

14 Shipton The Mount Everest Reconnaissance expedition London Times The first ascent of Mount Everest Albouy Skiing Allais technique American Alpine Club Accidents in American Mtrg. Armstrong Field book of western wild flowers BOOK REVIEWS continued Boss-Walker Peaks and high places Bracken A handbook on skiing Brown Brenva Engel They came to the hills Perrera The valley of Aosta 46:13 p. 76-77 BOOK REVIEWS (annotations) Chalfant, Margarete Goethe The elfin forest Herzog Annapurna Irwin Challenge Jaeger Woodsmoke King Peak — (Yukon expedition, 1952) Kinzl Cordillera Blanca Milner Rock for climbing Pallin Bush walking and camping Petzoldt On top of the world Richmond Climber's testament Sherzer Glaciers of the Canadian Rockies and Selkirks Shipton The Mount Everest reconnaissance expedition Mountains of Tartary 46:13 p. 78 Smythe Swiss winter Starr Guide to the John Muir trail Thorington Climber's guide to Rocky Mts. of Canada Tilman China to Chitral Nepal Himalaya Troyat The mountain U.S.F.S. Avalanche handbook Wheeler The Selkirk mountains Wyatt Call of the mountains Young Mountain craft Younghusband Wonders of the Himalaya 46:13 p. 79 ed. by Winifred S. Coleman Harrer The White Spider (Jean Belanger) Barker The last blue mountain (Carl Henrikson) A.M.C. AMC White Mountain guide (Ned Gulbran) Douglas My wilderness, the Pacific West (R. Bruce Kizer)

Brower Meaning of wilderness to science (Henry Krai) Edwards Climber's guide to Glacier National Park (Coleman Leuthy) Bradley Expert skiing (Carsten Lien)

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Harrison Exploring glaciers with a camera (John Martin Hansen) 54:4 p. 109-115 BOOK REVIEWS (annotations) continued edited by Pauline Dyer Noyce South Col (Dee Molenaar) Marshall Arctic Wilderness (Patrick Goldsworthy) Smith Introduction to mountaineering (Bob Latz) Leopold A Sand County Almanac (Philip Zalesky) Sumner Traveler in the wilderness (Susan Meridith) Norman John Muir, father of our National Parks (Richard Bayne) 51:4 p. 109-113 Teale Autumn across America (Neva Karrick) Callison America's natural resources (Emily Haig) Clark A picture history of mtrg. (Ward Irwin) Leissler Roads and trails of Olympic National Park (Wm. Brockman) Buhl Lonely challenge (David A. Sowles) Hillary East of Everest (Helen Bucey) Fedden Alpine Ski Tour (John Hansen) Rebuffat Starlight and storm (David Sowles) 51:4 p. 118-119 Giese, H. O. Fanck, Arnold and Schneider, Hannes The wonder of the ski 21:1 p. 64 Hazard, Margaret W., ed. Miller, Warren The boys' book of hunting and fishing The boys' book of canoeing and sailing de Fillippi, Fillipo Karakoram and Western Himalaya Young, S. Hall The Klondike clan Pinkerton, Kathrene Woodcraft for women Mills, Enos A. Your national parks Holtz, Mathilde Glacier National Park Smith, O. W. Trout Lore Verrill, A. The book of camping Workman, Fanny Two summers in ice-wilds of eastern Karakoram Muir, John A thousand-mile walk to the gulf Whiting, Lillian Canada the spellbinder Kephart, Horace Camping and woodcraft Pearson, T. Gilbert The bird study book

16 Moon, Frederick The book of forestry vol. 10 p. 88-91 Richards, Waldo The melody of earth Boerker, Rickard Our national forests Sweetser, M. F. A guide to the White mountains Miller, Warren H. Camping out Stuck, Hudson Voyage on the Yukon and its tributaries BOOK REVIEWS (annotations) continued St. John, Larry Practical bait casting Seton, Ernest Thompson Sign talk Curran, W. Tees In Canada's wonderful Northland Dixon, Royal The human side of animals Muir, John Steep Trails The cruise of the Corwin Alien, Edward Guide to the National parks of America Haworth, Paul On the headwaters of Peace River Bell, Archie Sunset Canada: British Columbia and beyond Saunders, Chas. Finding the worth while in the Southwest Rinehart, Mary Roberts Tenting tonight Vol. 11 p. 80-84 Hazard, Margaret W., ed. Burroughs, John Field and study Stephenson, Wm. The land of tomorrow Morris, Anna The apple woman of the Klickitat Miller, Leo E. In the wilds of South America Beebe, William Jungle peace Young, S. Hall Adventures in Alaska Chase, J. Smeaton California desert trails Hudson, W. H. Far away and long ago Cooke, Morris Our cities awake Burns, Walter N. A year with a whaler Mills, Enos A. The grizzly vol. 12 p. 69-71 Hudson, W. H. The book of a naturalist Webster, E. B. The King of the Olympics Van Dyke, John The Grand Canyon of the Colorado

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Conway, Sir Martin Mountain memories Footner, Hulbert New rivers of the north Saunders, Charles F. Useful wild plants of the U.S. and Canada Christy, Bayard H. Going afoot

17 Johnson, Clifton What to see in America Mills, Enos, A. The adventures of a nature guide Haynes, William, comp. Winter sports verse vol. 13 p. 77-80 Foerster, Norman Nature in American literature Jessup, Elon Snow and ice sports Mills, Enos A. Wild animal homesteads Pack, Arthur Newton Our vanishing forests BOOK REVIEWS (annotations) continued Eaton, Walter Prichard Skyline camps Rattii, Abate Achille Climbs on Alpine peaks vol. 15 Laddy, Sophie M. Hunt Conquest of Everest Canady Cloud country Jacques Downhill skiing Lawson European folk dance Dittert Forerunners to Everest Clark Indian legends of the Pacifier Northwest Izzard Innocent on Everest Bourdon Modern skiing Chapman Living dangerously Mountain world Carl Mountains in the desert Hunt Our Everest adventures Jones Outdoor picture cookbook 47:13 p. 98-99 Herzog Regardo vero 1' Annapurna Rey The stars Feninger Successful photography Miller Story of weather, wind, storm and rain Sunset Sportsman's atlas, Puget Sound Pough Field guide to rocks and minerals 47:13 p. 99 Izzard The abominable snowman Skrede Across the roof of the world Ullman The age of mountaineering Denman Alone to Everest Jewett Birds of Washington state Arthaud Cimes et merveilles Swiss Foundation Everest Houston K-2, the Savage Mountain

Morris Marine atlas of the Northwest 48:13 p. 78-79 Georg Modern ski systems Herrligkoffel Nanga Parbat Noyce South Col Douglas Summits of adventure Frison-Roche Sur les traces de premier de Condre Malaitic Tenzing of Everest BOOK REVIEWS (annotations) continued Tenzing Tiger of the snows Stegner This is Dinosaur Talbot Treasury of mountaineering stories Kain Where the clouds can go Teale Wilderness world of John Muir 48:13 p. 79 Mason Abode of snow Kogan Ascent of Alpamayo Spectorsky Book of the mountains Wyatt Call of the mountains Moler Celebrated American caves Holbrook The Columbia Brown The conquest of Mount McKinley Wells The handbook of wilderness travel Lewis High Sierra country Drucker Indians of the Northwest coast Chapman Living dangerously 50:1 p. 142 Shipton Men against Everest Berton The mysterious North Tregenzo Red Sea mountains of Egypt Gibbs Sentinels of the North Pacific

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Cousteau The silent world Olson The singing wilderness Sunset Discovery trips in Washington Lyons Trees, shrubs and flowers to know in Washington Hult Untamed Olympics Deslo Victory over K-2 Root Winter sports in Europe

Gaul Wonderful world of the seashore 50:1 p. 142-143 Nettleton, Lulie, ed. Rey, Guido Peaks and precipices du Faur, Freda The conquest of Mount Cook Putnam, George In the Oregon country Mills, Enos A. Rocky mountain wonderland James, George Wharton The lake of the sky — Lake Tahoe Young, S. Hall Alaska days with John Muir Armstrong, Margaret Field book of Western wild flowers, Bibliography of Mount Rainier National Park vol. 8 BOOK REVIEWS (annotations) continued Van Dyke, John C. The mountain Rinehart, Mary Roberts Through Glacier Park Shultz, James Willard Blackfeet tales Salesbury, F. S. Rambles in the Vaudese Alps James, Geo. Wharton Our American wonderlands Kilbourne, Frederick Chronicles of the White Mountains vol. 9 edited by Joy Spurr Davis Kettle of fire (Ellen Walsh) Spring High world of the mountain climber (Stan Warswick) Schmoe A year in Paradise (Jos. Hazard) Brockman Recreational use of wild lands (Albrecht) Clark The Puma's claw (Arthur Winder) Strong Stone age of the Columbia river (W. Mulkne) Halliday Adventure is underground (Wm. Paris) Whelen On your own in the wilderness (Anne Curtis) 53:4 p. 95-100 Walsh, Mrs. Stuart P. Fryxell, Fritiof The Teton Peaks and their ascents 25:1 p. 36 edited by Marjorie Wilson El Hull The Untamed Olympics (Jane MacGowan) Danner Geology of Olympic Natl Park (Joseph A. Vance) Okon Listening Point (John F. Warth) Crisler Arctic wild (Marguerite Bradshaw) Lunn A Century of mountaineering (Elizabeth Robinson) Hardie In highest Nepal (Lorrie Hoyt) Mountain world (Ward C. Williams) Azema Conquest of Fitzroy (Hubert Belanger) Ogrizek Winter book of Switzerland (Carolyn Lamson) Wechsberg Avalanche! (E. La Chapelle)

O'Rear The Mont Tremblant Story (Elenor Buswell) 52:4 p. 113-122 Winder, Arthur R. British Alpine Club Journal 24:1 p. 73 BOOKER, MOUNT — NORTHEAST FACE Dan Davis 58:4 p. 83-84 c/n BOOKS Hazard, Margaret W. Books received and reviewed 15:1 p. 97 BORN FORTY YEARS TOO SOON Goodman, Keith 45:13 p. 47-50 BORROW, WILL H., JR. Via Liberty ridge 28:1 p. 7-9 BOSTON GLACIER ROUTE (TO PARK CREEK PASS) 43:13 p. 66 c/n BOSWORTH, W.M. Origin of two names on Mount Rainier 15:1 p. 76-77 BOWLES, J. HOOPER Summer birds of our higher altitudes 16:1 p. 45-46 BOYER, LYMAN A. Another "unclimbed" conquered 31:1 p. 30-32 BREMERMAN, ELLEN Historical highlights 30:l p.34-49 THE BRIDGE OF THE GODS Sterrett, Judith I. 58:4 27-33

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BRIEF DICTIONARY OF ALPINE TERMS Edmond S. Meany and Edmond S. Meany Jr 21:1 p. 35-43 BRITISH COLUMBIA Hossack, Mary E. "Where the wild goose goes" 43:13 p. 28-31 BROCKMAN, WILLIAM E. The Olympic ocean strip 52:4 p. 55-62 BROOKS, RICHARD J. No one to look to 47:13 p. 33-35, 90 BROOKS RANGE (Alaska) Crisler, Lois Over the mountains the caribou came 47:13 p. 20-22, 78 THE BROTHERS — NORTH-SOUTH TRAVERSE Jacques, Neal 53:4 p. 83-84 c/n BROWN, ALLISON L. Ascent of Mount Rainier by the Ingraham glacier 13:1 p. 49-50 BROWN, HUGH ELMER Melodious days 6 p. 42-46 BRYANT PEAK Three new mountain names 17:1 p. 73 BRYANT, S. V. The ascent of Whitehorse 6 p. 69-70 BRYANT, SIDNEY V. The lodge 7 p. 85-87

BUCHANAN, CHARLES M. The origin of Mounts Baker and Rainier; the Indian legend 9 p. 32-35 BUCK CREEK PASS-GLACIER PEAK OUTING 1949 40:13 BUCKINDY, MOUNT 48:13 p. 58 c/n BUCKNER, MOUNT Jensen, Stan 59:4 p. 202 c/n BUCKNER, MOUNT — TRAVERSE Whitney, Hassler 57:4 p. 126-130 c/n BUDDY, BUDDY, WHO'S GOT A BUDDY? Manning, Harvey 59:4 p. 186-193 A BUGABOO NO LONGER Bedayan, Raffi 33:1 p. 43-47 BUGABOO SPIRES Kelley, Mary E. The Bugaboo spires 33:1 p. 40-42 BUGABOO SPIRE — WEST FACE Cooper, Ed 53:4 p. 85 c/n Beckey, Fred 53:4 p. 85-86 c/n BUGABOOS Widrig, Ralph J. Aiguilles and monoliths 39:14 p. 4-10 BUSWELL, ELENOR Around the mountain 39:1 p. 21-24 BUSWELL, JOSEPH M. 14,000-foot climbs of the Pacific Coast 37:1 p. 18-22 BY THE NUMBERS Manning, H. Hawthorne 57:4 p. 117-122 BYINGTON, LARRY Old Snoqualmie lodge 50:1 p. 58-59 BYINGTON, LAURENCE D. Ascent of Chimney Rock 23:1 p. 44-47

CAMPFIRE REFLECTIONS Hanna, Ruth 8 p. 35-41 CAMP HAZARD Three new mountain names 17:1 p. 73 CAMPBELL, ROBERT L. Fish for the future 9 p. 63-64 CAMPCRAFTERS' GYPSY TOURS Anderson, Mary and Lloyd 39:14 p. 20-23 CAMPS AND CLIMBS IN THE SELKIRKS Hornden, Edward W. 7 p. 76-84 CAN YOU HANDLE AN EMERGENCY? Bauer, Wolf G. 45:13 p. 27-33 CANADA Frazeur, Laurie R. From the Mackenzie to the Yukon 18:1 p. 44-48 CANADA — COAST RANGE 39:14 p. 54 c/n

CANADA DRY Frank Fickeisen and Keith Gunnar 54:4 p. 51-61 CANADIAN ROCKIES Outing — 1929 vol. 22 Widrig, Ralph S. Aiguilles and monoliths 39:14 p. 4-10, + Degenhardt, Stella A Canadian ski trip 50:1 p. 116-117 THE CANDLE 45:13 p. 82 c/n CARAVANING EAST OF THE TETONS Rudy, Helen 32:1 p. 9-15 CARIBOU Crisler, Lois Over the mountains the Caribou came 47:13 p. 20-22, 78 CARLSON, THEODORE Beach rescue 56:4 p. 80-83

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CARPE, ALLEN The climb of Mount Fairweather 24:1 p. 7-10 Geithmann, Harriet Commemorative of Alien Carpe 25:1 p. 33-36 CARTOGRAPHY Heath, W. R. A simple technique for making topographic maps more readable 45:13 p. 35-36, 39 A CASCADE BIRD DAY Pollock, Adelaide Lowry 3 p. 16-18 CASCADE CREST TRAIL Conover, C. J. Cascade Crest trail 28:1 p. 15 Forest Service progress on Cascade Crest Trail 30:1 p. 25 Hazard, Joseph T. Let's use the Cascade Crest trail 47:13 p. 16-20 Lee, Fairman B. The Cascade trail 24:1 p. 67-68 CASCADE PASS 42:13 p. 42 c/n Climbers'Outing — 1946 vol. 39 (Second) Climbers' Outing — 1947 vol. 39:13 Farr, Forest W. Finger in the pie 29:1 p. 11-13 Karlsson, Erick South of Cascade Pass 46:13 p. 39-41 CASCADE PEAK 42:13 p. 41 c/n CASCADE PEAK — NORTH FACE 55:4 p. 93 c/n CASCADE RANGE OF WASHINGTON, GLACIER PEAK, MOUNT BAKER AND MOUNT SHUKSAN OUTING — 1928 vol. 21 CASHMERE CRAGS 42:13 p. 41 c/n Beckey, Fred Climbs in the Cashmere Crags 39:14 p. 24-29

Davis, Dan Monument — N. E. face Prussik Peak — S. face Mole — N. face Dragontail — N. W. face Dragontail — N. peak Snow Creek wall — orbit route 56:4 p. 95-96 c/n Challenge of the unclimbed (F.B.) 39:14 p. 59 Cooper, Ed Snow Creek Wall — Outer Space Snow Creek Wall — Easy Day Black Pyramid — East Ridge 54:4 p. 108 c/n CASTLE ROCK 45:13 p. 81 c/n 51:4 p. 107 c/n Cooper, Ed 54:4 p. 106 c/n CASTLE ROCK — SOUTH FACE Beckey, Fred 39:14 p. 53-54 c/n CASTLE SPIRES — WEST FACE (Olympic Sawtooths) Spencer, Keith 56:4 p. 94 c/n CASTLEGUARD, MOUNT Dunning, Marg. Climb of Castleguard 23:1 p. 40 CATHEDRAL PEAK Hawkins, Donna Spanish camp high country 57:4 p. 88-94 CAVE EXPLORATION IS FUN Gibson, Warren 47:13 p. 87-88 CAVES (MT. ADAMS AREA) Halliday, William R. Copious caves 58:4 p. 34-36 CAVING Gibson, Warren Cave exploration is fun 47:13 p. 87-88 Halliday, William Inside the mountains 53:4 p. 11-18 Halliday, W. R. Underground rock climbing 43:13 p. 38-40 CEDERQUIST, ANNE Ski ascents of 1941 33:1 p. 11-14 CENTURY OF CLIMBING STATE'S HIGHEST PEAKS Degenhardt, Stella 47:13 p. 47-49, 77-78 THE CHALLENGE OF CHALLENGER Dickert, O. Phillip 29:1 p. 9-11 THE CHALLENGE OF THE TIMES Shoemaker, Alvin C. 26:1 p. 13 CHALLENGE OF THE UNCLIMBED (F.B.) 39:14 p. 59 CHALLENGER 42:13 p. 39 c/n CHALLENGER, MOUNT Dickert, O. Phillip The challenge of Challenger 29:1 p. 9-11 CHALLENGER — WEST PEAK Davis, Dan 56:4 p. 90 c/n CHANGE IN WILLIS WALL FlettJ.B 5 p. 63-65

24 CHAPMAN, KENNETH Ascent of Spire Peak 27:1 p. 18-19

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CHAVAL, MOUNT Rankin, Keith New climbs in the Cascades 39:1 p. 28-30 THE CHESSMEN 45:13 p. 83 c/n CHILLIWACK MOUNTAINS Beckey, Fred A climbing guide to the Chilliwack group CHILLIWACK RANGE — CLIMBERS' OUTING — 1964 58:4 CHILLIWACKS 48:13 p. 57 c/n CHIMNEY ROCK Byington, Laurence D. Ascent of Chimney Rock 23:1 p. 44-47 CHIMNEY ROCK (IDAHO) EAST FACE 55:4 p. 92-93 c/n CHIMNEY ROCK TO MOUNT STUART OUTING — 1925 18:1 CHIMNEY ROCK TO MOUNT STUART Seymour, W. W. 18:1 p. 21-29 THE CHISEL 40:13 p. 55 c/n CHRISTIEJ. H. From the leader of the Press Expedition (Letter) 19:1 p. 37-39 CHRISTIE, JAMES H. Letter to Edmond Meany 19:1 CHRISWELL, H. C. Historical sketch — Mt. Baker national forest 57:4 p. 41-53 CHUGACH MOUNTAINS 48:13 p. 57 c/n CHUMSTICK SNAGS 45:13 p. 81 c/n CHURCH, G.A. Everett Glacier Peak Outing 24:1 p. 74-75 CHURCH, PHIL E. Mountains: Weather breeders and barriers 30:1 p. 26-28 THE CIRCUIT OF SOUTH AMERICA Glisan, Rodney L. 18:1 p. 38-43 CLARK, ELLA E. Mount Rainier in Indian legendry 48:13 p. 14-16 CLARK, IRVING M. Skiing in Switzerland 22:1 p. 28-33 CLAUNCH, DON Conquering the Wishbone arete 48:13 p. 7-10 Trial by weather — 1953 ascents of Mount Robson 46:13 p. 21-23 West face of Mount Index scaled 47:13 p. 62 CLIMB OF CASTLEGUARD Dunning, Mary 23:1 p. 40 THE CLIMB OF FORAKER Houston, C. S. 27:1 p. 17-18 THE CLIMB OF FORBIDDEN PEAK Anderson, Lloyd 33:1 p. 35-36

A CLIMB OF MOUNT ETNA Bailey, Winona 21:1 p. 43-45 THE CLIMB OF MOUNT FAIRWEATHER Carpe, Allen 24:1 p. 7-10 A CLIMB OF MOUNT FUJI Hazard, Joseph T. 11 p. 44-48 THE CLIMB OF TENPEAK MOUNTAIN Anderson, Lloyd 33:1 p. 37-38 THE CLIMBERS' DIGEST: MOUNT LUCANIA, DEVIL'S TOWER AND NANGA PARBAT IN 1937 Daiber, Ome 30:1 p. 31-32 CLIMBERS' DIGEST — 1939 REVIEW FIRST ASCENTS IN THE NORTHWEST Daiber, Ome, comp. 32:1 p. 51 CLIMBERS' GUIDE Kernahan, Ray, compiler Mount St. Helens — A climber's guide example 30:1 p. 42-43 CLIMBER'S LULLABY, 1950 Manning, Harvey 42:13 p. 29-33 CLIMBER'S NIGHTMARE 42:13 p. 42 c/n THE CLIMBERS' SPECIAL OUTING — 1945 Rankin, Keith H. 38:1 p. 24-26 , CLIMBING AWARDS Winder, Art Service and climbing awards 40:13 p. 31-32 CLIMBING AWARDS AND PUBLICATION Beckwith, Cam 40:13 p. 29-30 CLIMBING CODE Code for leaders and climbers 25:1 p. 31 CLIMBING COMMITTEE Beckwith, Cam Climbing awards and publication 40:13 p. 29-30 CLIMBING COMMITTEE continued Denhem, Varne Fifty golden years of climbing 50:1 p. 73-74 Lind, David Climbing in the war year, 1945 38:1 p. 38 MacGowan, George Five years of climbing classes 32:1 p. 5-8

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Manning, Harvey Climber's lullaby, 1950 42:13 p. 29-33 ". . . What strange utterance did the loud dry wind blow ..." 43:13 p. 21-23 Wing, Jane E. The Mountaineer climbers 27:1 p. 23-24 CLIMBING COURSE Manning, Harvey 15 years of climbing classes 40:13 p. 13, 16 THE CLIMBING GUIDE Strandberg, Herbert V. 26:1 p. 20-22 A CLIMBING GUIDE TO THE CHILLIWACK GROUP Beckey, Fred 38:1 p. 5-10

CLIMBING HAZARDS Belanger, Hubert 55:4 p. 106-108 CLIMBING IN THE WAR YEAR, 1945 Lind, David 38:1 p. 38 CLIMBING MOUNT ROBSON WITH THE SIERRA CLUB Clyde, Norman 21:1 p. 20-25 CLIMBING THE BIG HORN CRAGS OF IDAHO Hales, Lincoln 48:13 p. 24-25 CLIMBING WITH MOUNTAINEERS IN 1942 Long, Marion 35:1 p. 20-21 CLIMBS AROUND SNOQUALMIE LODGE Morgan, H. R. 24:1 p. 58-66 CLIMBS IN THE CASHMERE CRAGS Beckey, Fred 39:14 p. 24-29 CLIMBS IN GARIBALDI PARK Meany, Edmond S., Jr. 24:1 p. 17-24 CLIMBING IN THE SIERRA NEVADA Lind, David 39:14 p. 11-13 CLIMBS IN THE SOUTHERN SELKIRKS Hamden, Edward H. 4 p. 31-39 CLIMBS ONTHE EAST SIDE OF MT. SHUKSAN Beckey, Helmy 34:1 p. 32-33 CLOUDCAP PEAK Beckey, Helmy NOTE: appeared as “Becky” in original First ascent of Cloudcap Peak 34:1 p. 33 CLOUDCAP PEAK — MT. SHUKSAN TRAVERSE VIA JAGGED RIDGE Meulemans, John 53:4 p. 81-82 c/n CLYDE, NORMAN Climbing Mount Robson with the Sierra Club 21:1 p. 20-25 COASTAL RANGE — BRITISH COLUMBIA 48:13 p. 56 c/n Josendal, Victor Coast range now more accessible. 47:13 p. 63 COLEMAN, WINIFRED S. Exploratory expeditions through the North Cascades 57:4 p. 27-36 COLEMAN GLACIER — MOUNT BAKER Bengtson, Kermit B. Coleman glacier studies — Mount Baker 43:13 p. 36-37 Strandberg, H. V. Glacier recession studies 29:1 p. 15-16 Kennedy, Ed. Glacier recession, 1940 33:1 p. 20 Kennedy, Paul Glacier recession, 1941 34:1 p. 39 Strandberg, H. V. Glacier recession on Mount Baker, 1937 30:1 p. 33 COLLINS, DAVID A. Highest in the Yukon 51:4 p. 88-95 Under the August moon. (Climbing in Japan) 48:13 p. 31-33 COLUMBIA ICE FIELDS Fisher, C. A. In the Columbia ice fields: Seven on horseback 23:1 p. 37-40

COMMERCIAL TREE SPECIES OF WESTERN WASHINGTON Kirkland, Burt P. 21:1 p. 28-35 THE COMPLETION OF THE KAUTZ CLIMB Hazard, Joseph T. 17:1 p. 57-59 CONCERNING OUR PICTURES Denman, A. H. 10 p. 41-46 CONCORD TOWER (LIBERTY BELL MTN.) 48:13 p. 55-56 c/n CONGRESSES Fay, C. E. International conference of mountaineering clubs 13:1 p. 62-63 CONNELLY, DOLLY Mighty Joe Morovitz: real-life Bunyan 57:4 p. 74-83 CONOVER, C.J. Cascade Crest trail 28:1 p. 15 Forest service progress on Cascade Crest trail — 1937 30:1 p. 25 CONQUERING THE WISHBONE ARETE Claunch, Don 48:13 p. 7-10 CONSERVATION Brooks, Richard J. No one to look to 47:13 p. 33-35, 90 Conservation and post-war planning 37:1 p. 35-36

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Long, William G., Jr., comp. Conservation, 1906-1965. Excerpted from the minutes of Board of Trustees, The Mountaineers. 59:4 p. 94-102 Lynn, Isabelle Year 'round in the mountains 55:4 p. 33-40 CONSERVATION continued Murie, Olaus J. Reflection at a beaver pond 46:13 p. 35-37 Osseward, John Land laws and land usage in Washington State 54:4 p. 69-93 Parsons, Marion Randall Stolen bells — a comparison 13:1 p. 69-71 Winder, Arthur R. A wealth of opportunity 42:13 p. 7-10 Zalesky, Philip Mountaineer conservation: Contribution destiny. 59:4 p. 53-93 CONSTANCE, MOUNT Smith, A. E. The first ascent of Mount Constance 15:1 p. 58-62 Winder, Arthur R. Six other great climbs, by Arthur R. Winder and N. W. Grigg 24:1 p. 51-53 CONSTANCE, MOUNT — NORTH RIDGE Spencer, F. K. 52:4 p. 100-101 c/n CONSTANCE, MOUNT — NORTHWEST FACE Anderson, Don 53:4 p. 84-85 c/n CONSTANCE, MOUNT — ROTTENROCKELSPITZ Naster, Dave 56:4 p. 97-98 c/n

CONWAY, ELIZABETH WRIGHT An ideal winter outing 17:1 p. 35-39 In the shadow of the mountain 23:1 p. 9-21 COOK, MOUNT Mohling, Franz Mount Logan — Cook expedition, 1953 46:13 p. 29-34 COOMBS, HOWARD A. Volcanism in the Cascade range 31:1 p. 23-24 COOPER, ED, joint author Beckey, Fred Mount Baring — North Face, by Fred Beckey and Ed Cooper 54:4 p. 25-27 COOPER, WILLIAM S. Vegetation and glaciers 20:1 p. 26-31 COPIOUS CAVES Halliday, William R. 58:4 p. 34-36 CORDILLERA BLANCA Rees, M. G. 58:4 p. 83 c/n COUGAR LAKES Douglas, William O. Cougar Lakes wilderness recommendations 58:4 p. 66-67 COUGAR LAKES WILDERNESS AREA Lynn, Isabelle The proposed Cougar Lakes wilderness area 59:4 p. 133-137 THE CRAGS 48:13 p. 57-58 c/n CRAIG, BOB Skyline odyssey 39:1 p. 38-40 CRAIG, ROBERT W. Operation white tower 39:13 p. 26-29 CRAYTON, CATHERINE Afoot and awheel through the Cascades 30:1 p. 18-22 The Mountaineer outing of 1929; a gypsy tour 22:1 p. 9-17 CRENCHAW, CHARLES M. Mountaineers master McKinley, by Charles M. Crenchaw and Frances Randall 58:4 p. 61-65 CRISLER, LOIS Mountaineer whistlers 54:4 p. 28-34 Over the mountains the Caribou came 47:13 p. 20-22, 78 CROOKED THUMB Other first ascents 33:1 p. 39 CROOKE, JAMES Ascent of Devil's Tower — 1941 34:1 p. 29-31 CROWDER, D. F. The Suiattle gateway, an excerpt from Guide to the North Cascades, Routes and Rocks from Glacier Peak to Lake Chelan, by D. F. Crowder and R. W. Tabor. 57:4 p. 54-65 CRUEL FINGER Beckey, Fred 53:4 p. 89 c/n CRUISER, MOUNT — WEST FACE, EAST FACE 53:4 p. 90 c/n CUMMINS, PATRICK J. The new forest 55:4 p. 45-49

CURTIS, ASAHEL The first ascent of Mount Shuksan 1:2 p. 52 The future of Mt. Rainier National Park 4 p. 42-43 The Mountaineers' first ascent of Mt. Baker 1:4 p. 97-99 Mountaineers' outing to Mount Rainier 2 p. 4-12 Storm bound on Mount Olympus 1:3 p. 69-72 CUTTHROAT PEAK Beckey, Fred 52:4 p. 108-109 c/n

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THE DAGGER Beckey, Fred 40:13 p. 55 DAIBER, GEORGE C. Skiing in the Olympics 26:1 p. 15 DAIBER, OME The climbers' digest: Mount Lucania, Devil's Tower and Nanga Parbat in 1937 30:1 p. 31-32 A Digest of world climbs The Eigerwand; the 1938 Nanga Parbat expedition; the Karakorum and K-2 expedition of the AAC; Mount Everest; Mount Saint Agnes, Mount Sanford; Mount Robson. 31:1 p. 35-38 Exploring the St. Elias range 28:1 p. 13-14 Mountain cabin memorial association 39:13 p. 55 Mountain Rescue Council undertakes far reaching safety program 47:13 p. 38-40 DAIBER, OME, comp. Climbers' digest: 1939 review. First ascents in the Northwest 32:1 p. 51 Digest of world climbs 32:1 p. 52-54 DAIBER, OME, joint author Lind, David Snow and ice travel, by David Lind and Ome Daiber 32:1 p. 46-49 DAMNATION Anderson, Lloyd Damnation with triumph 31:1 p. 24-26 DAVIS, DON Harold Engles, Cascade forester 53:4 p. 57-65 DAWSON, WILLIAM LEON Birds of the high Cascades 1:1 p. 12-17 A DAY ON MOUNT VESUVIUS Pollock, Adelaide L. 1:3 p. 72-74 DEGENHARDT, BILL A Tribute to Bill 50:1 p. 104 White April at O'Hara, by Bill and Stella Degenhardt 47:13 p. 36-37 DEGENHARDT, STELLA Boards without hordes 56:4 p. 37-42 A Canadian ski trip 50:1 p. 116-117 Century of climbing state's highest peaks 47-13 p. 47-49, 77-78 DEGENHARDT, STELLA, joint author Degenhardt, Bill White April at O'Hara, by Bill and Stella Degenhardt 47:13 p. 36-37

30 DENHEM, VARNE Fifty golden years of climbing 50:1 p. 73-74 DENMAN, A. H. Concerning our pictures 10 p. 41-46 Interesting climbs in the Irish Cabin region 24:1 p. 56-58 Summer outing of 1928 21:1 p. 7-18 A. H. Denman 24:1 p. 54 DENMAN, A. H., joint author Streator, Gertrude Inez Many were the flowers and trees of the Cascade mountains, by Gertrude Streator and A. H. Denman 18:1 p. 36-38 DENMAN PEAK Denman, A. H. 24:1 p. 54 DESCRIPTION OF MAPPING OF MOUNTAINOUS AREAS : Wernstedt, Lage 33:1 p. 18-20 DESERTERS BY KAYAK Irwin, Ward 59:4 p. 157-161 DESPAIR, MOUNT Anderson, Lloyd First ascent of Despair 32:1 p. 28 DESPAIR, MOUNT — NORTH PEAK Lawson, Cliff 57:4 p. 133 c/n DESPAIR, MOUNT — SOUTH FACE Laster, Dave 56:4 p. 93 c/n DE SAUSSURE, FRANK See under Saussure DEVIL'S THUMB Craig, Bob Skyline Odyssey 39:1 p. 38-40 DEVIL'S TOWER 45:13 p. 80 c/n Crooks, James Ascent of Devil's Tower — 1941 34:1 p. 29-31 Daiber, Ome The climbers' digest: Mount Lucania, Devil's Tower and Nanga Parbat in 1937 30:1 p. 31-32 Staley, Herb A rock climber's odyssey 45:13 p. 37-39 DEVELOPMENT OF OUR NATIONAL PARK Tomlinson, Owen A. 17:1 p. 40-45 DICKERT, AGNES O. Blue mountain 31:1 p. 28-29 DICKERT, O. PHILLIP The challenge of Challenger 29:1 p. 9-11 Glacier Peak in three days 28:1 p. 25-26 Spire Peak 31:1 p. 27-28

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A DIGEST OF WORLD CLIMBS Daiber, Ome The Eigerwand; the 1938 Nanga Parbat expedition; the Karakorum and K-2 expedition of the AAC; Mount Everest; Mount Saint Agnes, Mount Sanford; Mount Robson 31:1 p. 35-38 DIGEST OF WORLD CLIMBS (1939) Daiber, Ome, comp. 32:1 p. 52-54

DIVING Whittaker, James W. Weatherless world 53:4 p. 50-56 DOLOMITES Albertson, A. H. The Dolomites 6 p. 56-58 DOME PEAK Grigg, N. W. Dome Peak 29:1 p. 16-18 DOME PEAK, S.W. — SOUTH FACE Spickard, Warren 51:4 p. 104 c/n DONNELLY, VILAS With a pack train through the Olympics 33:1 p. 5-9 DORADO NEEDLE Other first ascents 33:1 p. 39 DOUGLAS, WILLIAM O. Cougar Lakes wilderness recommendations 58:4 p. 66-67 DRAGSETH, MARGARET No fiasco on Mt. Ottarasko 56:4 p. 49-52 DRESS, EQUIPMENT AND WAXES Grigg, N. W. 22:1 p. 49-54 DUNES Parley, Sarah M. The dunes of Indiana . 12 p. 37-41 THE DUNES OF INDIANA Parley, Sarah M. ; 12 p. 37-41 DUNNING, MARY Climb of Castleguard 23:1 p. 40 DUTCH MILLER GAP Josendal, Victor 51:4 p. 105-106 c/n DYER, PAULINE The Olympics: a bibliography 52:4 p. 71-93 DYER, RALPH L. Mountaineer spirit 18:1 p. 60-62

EARL, JEAN E. Garibaldi outing 58:4 p. 48-49 EARLY ASCENTS OF MT. RAINIER Ingraham, E. S. 2 p. 38-41 EARLY EXPLORATIONS ON MOUNT BAKER Webster, Mae and Bailey, Winona 9 p. 26-32 EARLY HISTORY REMEMBERED ON SNAKE RIVER HOLIDAY Slater, Loretta 47:13 p. 86-87 EARLY IMPRESSIONS Thomson, Hermia 22:1 p. 55-57 EARLY OUTINGS THROUGH THE EYES OF A GIRL King, Mollie Leckenby 50:1 p. 36-37 EARLY TIMES Allen, Edward 54:4 p. 62-68 EARLY WINTER SPIRE (NORTH) — NORTH FACE 52:4 p. 108 c/n

32 EARLY WINTER SPIRES — NORTH PEAK, WEST FACE 59:4 p. 201 c/n EASTERN IMPRESSIONS OF THE MOUNTAINEERS Reed, Katherine 2 p. 43-50 EASTON, CHARLES FINLEY Glaciers of Mount Baker 9 p. 38-48 EASTON GLACIER (MT. BAKER) Kennedy, Ed. Glacier recession, 1940 33:1 p. 20 Kennedy, Paul Glacier recession — 1941 34:1 p. 39 Strandberg, H. V. Glacier recession on Mount Baker — 1937 30:1 p. 33 EASTWOOD, CATHERINE Watching the planes go by 37:1 p. 33-35 EATON, CORA SMITH First aid in the mountains 1:4 p. 100-103 Report of the botanists, by Cora Smith Eaton and Winona Bailey 3 p. 19-23 EBERT, JOHN 2400 miles from home 40:13 p. 17, 57 EDSON, JOHN M. Wild animals of Mount Baker 9 p. 51-57 EHINGER, CLYDE E. The birds of Kitsap cabin 16:1 p. 65-66 EIGHT DAYS ON MOUNT OLYMPUS IN THESSALY Bailey, Winona 15:1 p. 30-39 EIGER Daiber, Ome A digest of world climbs 31:1 p. 35-38

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ELDORADO PEAK Blair, Donald The ascent of Eldorado Peak 26:1 p. 12 ELDORADO PEAK — WEST FACE Schoening, Pete 43:13 p. 49 c/n ELK Huelsdonk, Doris Kidnaping in the Olympic wilds 19:1 p. 34-37 Newman, Coleman The Roosevelt elk 52:4 p. 38-40 ELLIS, ROBERT E. Aerial observations of Alaska mountains 23:1 p. 33-34 ELROD, MORTON J. Iceberg lake 7 p. 43-51 ENCIRCLING MOUNT RAINIER Montague, Richard W. 17:1 p. 25-31 ENEMIES OF THE RHODODENDRON Hotson, J. W. 8 p. 75-77 ENGLES, HAROLD Davis, Don Harold Engles, Cascade forester 53:4 p. 57-65

ENGLISH, EDITH HARDIN Plant life of the area surrounding Glacier Peak 51:4 p. 28-39 THE ENVIRONS OF SILVER STAR Beckey, Fred 46:13 p. 25-28 ERICKSON, GILBERT, compiler Mountaineers and mountain names 30:1 p. 41-42 ESTEN, SIDNEY R. Some of the birds seen on the 1921 and 1922 outings 15:1 p. 62-66 ETNA, MOUNT Bailey, Winona A climb of Mount Etna 21:1 p. 43-45 EUARCTOS AMERICANUS OBSERVATUS EST 56:4 p. 75-79 EVEREST, MOUNT Daiber, Ome A digest of world climbs 31:1 p. 35-38 Whittaker, James Everest — 1963 ' 57:4 p. 110-116 EVERETT BRANCH — HISTORY Astell, Joan 1909 — The Everett Branch — 1956 50:1 p. 21-22 EVERETT PEAKS 47:13 p. 65 Hertz, Stuart B. Everett climb pin 25:1 p. 31 EVERETT'S SPECIAL OUTING TO GLACIER PEAK 20:1 p. 51-52 EVERTS, T. DEXTER Trophies 22:1 p. 44-48 EXPLORATORY EXPEDITIONS THROUGH THE NORTH CASCADES Coleman, Winifred S. 57:4 p. 27-36 EXPLORING THE ST. ELIAS RANGE Daiber, Ome 25:1 p. 13-14

FAIRLEY, SHARON A solemn ceremony in the Cascades 48:13 p. 49 FAIRWEATHER, MOUNT Carpe, Allen The climb of Mount Fairweather 24:1 p. 7-10 FANTASIA TOWER 45:13 p. 83 c/n PARLEY, SARAH M. The dunes of Indiana 12 p. 37-41 FARQUHAR, FRANCIS P. An ascent of Mt. Olympus in Thessaly, Greece 14:1 p. 44-48 FARR, FOREST W. Finger in the pie 39:1 p. 11-13 FARRER, CHARLES Fifty-seven years ago in the Yukon 47:13 p. 60-61, 97 FARRER. CHARLES M. The pack-train 18:1 p. 58-59

FARRER, CHARLIE Kizer, R. B. The young in heart (Poem) 48:13 p. 44 FAURE, EUGENE Our charter members — then and now 54:4 p. 41-50 FAURE, GENE Silent Lawrie in the North Cascades 57:4 p. 84-87 FAY, C. E. International conference of mountaineering clubs 13:1 p. 62-63 FEDERATION OF WESTERN OUTDOOR CLUBS 27:1 p. 24-25 FERBER, PEGGY Short trips among big mountains 57:4 p. 95-98 FERNOW, MOUNT — NORTH FACE Prater, Gene 55:4 p. 103-104 c/n A FEW FLOWERS OF THE HIGHER OLYMPICS Bailey, Winona 6 p. 59-64 FFRENCH, CONRAD O'BRIEN Mr. Rash (A Poem) 40:13 p. 46 FICKEISEN, FRANK Canada dry, by Frank Fickeisen and Keith Gunnar. 54:4 p. 51-61

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FIFE'S PEAK — REGION 45:13 p. 82 c/n 15 YEARS OF CLIMBING CLASSES Manning, Harvey 40:13 p. 13-16 FIFTY GOLDEN YEARS OF CLIMBING Denhem, Varne 50:1 p. 73-74 FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS AGO IN THE YUKON Farrer, Charles 47:13 p. 60-61, 97 THE FINAL CONQUEST, Bauer, Wolf 28:1 p. 3-6 FINGER IN THE PIE Farr, Forest W. 29:1 p. 11-13 FIREWEED Streator, Gertrude Inez Fireweed 15:1 p. 74-75 FIREY, JOAN Bella Coolas beckon back packets 58:4 p. 75-82 FIRST AID Eaton, Cora Smith First aid in the mountains 1:4 p. 100-103 First aid kits 27:1 p. 29-30 Wilkerson, James A. First aid for poisonous snake bite 56:4 p. 43-48 FIRST AID IN THE MOUNTAINS Eaton, Cora Smith 1:4 p. 100-103 FIRST AID KITS 27:1 p. 29-30 A FIRST ASCENT IN THE BUGABOOS Anderson, Lloyd 34:1 p. 24-28

FIRST ASCENT OF BEAR'S BREAST MOUNTAIN by Fred Beckey and Wayne Swift 32:1 p. 29-30 FIRST ASCENT OF DESPAIR Anderson, Lloyd 32:1 p. 28 THE FIRST ASCENT OF MOUNT CONSTANCE Smith, A. E. 15:1 p. 58-62 THE FIRST ASCENT OF MOUNT SHUKSAN Curtis, Asahel 1:2 p. 52 FIRST ASCENT OF PINNACLE IN THE YUKON by Al and Frances Randall 59:4 p. 162-166 FIRST ASCENT OF SINISTER Anderson, Lloyd 32:1 p. 27 THE FIRST CROSSING OF THE JUNEAU ICE FIELD ALASKA Miller, Maynard M. 43:13 p. 46 FIRST SUMMER OUTING: THE OLYMPICS, 1907 Nelson, L. A. 50:1 p. 34-35 FISH — STOCKING Campbell, Robert L. Fish for the future 9 p. 63-64 FISHER, C. A. In the Columbia ice fields: Seven on horseback 23:1 p. 37-40 The mountaineers climb Mount Shuksan 21:1 p. 25-28 FIVE YEARS OF CLIMBING CLASSES MacGowan, George 32:1 p. 5-8 FLAGLER, C. W. A few geological features of Mount Robson Park 20:1 p. 18-23 THE FLAGPOLE 45:13 p. 83 c/n FLEETING GLIMPSES OF EDMOND S.MEANY Mooers, Ben C. 50:1 p. 33 FLETT, J. B. Change in Willis Wall 5 p. 63-65 My first trip to the mountain 8 p. 52 Observations on the Olympics 1:2 p. 43-44 The seed plants, ferns, and fern allies, of the higher regions of the Olympic mountains 1:4 p. 108-116 The thermal caves 5 p. 58-60 FLIGHT Ellis, Robert E. Aerial observations of Alaska mountains 23:1 p. 33-34 FLIGHT continued Fosdick, S. J. A valley pounder gets lost in the clouds 23:1 p. 35-36 Jeffers, Le Roy A glimpse of the Hawaiian isles from the air 18:1 p. 49-51 Johnson, Bob Wings and the Western Alps 23:1 p. 28-30 FLOWERS, CONSERVATION OF Shourek, Julia A. Let the wild flowers grow 24:1 p. 26-32 FLOWERS (GLACIER PARK) Bailey, Winona Glacier Park flowers in August 7 p. 53-56

FLOWERS — MT. RAINIER Bailey, Winona Flowers of the mountain 2 p. 29-37 Streator, Gertrude Inez Neighbors in the Ararat floral colony 17:1 p. 31-34 FLOWERS — OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS Bailey, Winona A few flowers of the higher Olympics 6 p. 59-64

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FLYING, SEE FLIGHT A FOLDBOAT HOLIDAY IN CANADA Thurber, Muriel W. 43:13 p. 61-62 FOLDBOAT VOYAGEURS Irwin, Ward 53:4 p. 6-10 FOLDBOATING Irwin, Ward Deserters by Kayak 59:4 p. 157-161 Foldboat voyageurs 53:4 p. 6-10 A Mountaineer looks at foldboating 43:13 p. 24-27 Smith, Ken Foldboating — Inland water trails 39:14 p. 56-57 Thurber, Muriel W. A foldboat holiday in Canada 43:13 p. 61-62 Smith, Ken Inland water trails 39:14 p. 56-57 FORAKER, MOUNT Houston, C. S. The climb of Foraker 27:1 p. 17-18 FORBIDDEN PEAK Anderson, Lloyd The climb of Forbidden Peak 33:1 p. 35-36 FORBIDDEN PEAK — EAST RIDGE Cooper, Edward 52:4 p. 106-107 c/n FORBIDDEN PEAK — NORTH RIDGE Schwabland, Jack 45:13 p. 79 c/n FORBIDDEN PEAK — NORTHEAST FACE Cooper, Ed 54:4 p. 100-101 c/n FORBIDDEN PEAK-NORTHWEST FACE Cooper, Ed 53:4 p. 82 c/n FORBIDDEN PEAK — SOUTH FACE Widrig, Dick 43:13 p. 35 c/n FOREST FIRE CONTROL Geithmann, Harriet Patrolling national forests by plane (As reported to Harriet Geithmann by David Pollock) 23:1 p. 31-32 FOREST RESERVES Greeley, William B. Guarding our scenic heritage 18:1 p. 17-19 FOREST SERVICE PROGRESS ON CASCADE CREST TRAIL Conover, C. J. 30:1 p. 25 FOREST THEATRE McGuire, Claire M. Our forest theatre 19:1 p. 51

FOREST TREES IN THE RAINIER NATIONAL PARK Alien, G. F. 8 p. 53-60 FORESTS AND FORESTRY Cummins, Patrick J. The new forest 55:4 p. 45-49 Davis,Don Harold Engles, Cascade forester 53:4 p. 57-65 FORMIDABLE PEAK — NORTH RIDGE Mohling, Franz 51:4 p. 103 c/n FORMIDABLE, MOUNT — SOUTHWEST RIDGE Carpenter, Kenn 55:4 p. 101 c/n FORSYTH, C. E. Mount St. Helens 3 p. 56-62 FORSYTH, LYDIA E. My birds in the Selkirks 31:1 p. 17-19 FORSYTH, LYDIA LOVERING A word portrait of Edmond S. Meany 50:1 p. 26-31 Portrait: p. 27 FORTRESS MOUNTAIN Stockwell, Clarke 56:4 p. 94 c/n FORTY-EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY ASCENT OF THE MOUNTAIN Sperlin, O. B. 12 p. 52-64 FOSDICK, S.J. A valley pounder gets lost in the clouds 23:1 p. 35-36 THE 43rd SUMMER OUTING: A REPORT TO THE SOCKHOLDERS Walsh, Ellen 40:13 p. 8-10 REPORT OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF HIGHER ASPECTS OF THE OUTING Carter, John p. 10-11 FOSTER, W. W. The expedition to Mount Logan 18:1 p. 9-16 14,000 FOOT CLIMBS OF THE PACIFIC COAST Buswell, Joseph M. 37:1 p. 18-22 FRAZEUR, LAURIE R. From the Mackenzie to the Yukon 18:1 p. 44-48 FRAZEUR, MRS. L. R. With the Mountaineers in 1916 9 p. 7-24 FRIES, MARY Summer outing: Wind River range 53:4 p. 66-72 Summer outing in the wilderness alps of Stehekin 57:4 p. 9-26 FROISTAD, WILMER The Mountaineer players 26:1 p. 17-19

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FROM SNOQUALMIE PASS TO MONTE CRISTO AFOOT Howard, Grace 10 p. 70-77 FROM THE MACKENZIE TO THE YUKON Frazeur, Laurie A. 18:1 p. 44-48 FROMME, R. L. The Olympic National Forest — What it means 6 p. 9-18

FRYE, T. C. Thallophytes and Bryophytes from the Olympic mountains 1:4 p. 117-138 FRYING PAN GLACIER Origin of two names on Mount Rainier 15:1 p. 76-77 FUHRER, HANS Molenaar, Dee Hans Fuhrer: Master mountaineer 50:1 p. 70-72 FUJIYAMA Hazard, Joseph T. V A climb of Mount Fuji 11 p. 44-48 FULLER, H. A. Points of interest in the Monte Grisfroidistrict 11 p. 28-31 FULLER, J. M. High Sierra outing 39:14 p. 15-17 FURY, MOUNT — NORTH FACE Davis, Dan 56:4 p. 90 c/n THE FUTURE OF THE RAINIER NATIONAL PARK Curtis, Asahel 4 p. 42-43

GARFIELD, MOUNT — REGION Schoening, Pete 45:13 p. 79-80 c/n GARIBALDI, MOUNT — OUTING — 1945 vol. 38 GARIBALDI, MOUNT Hinman, H. B. With the British Columbia Mountaineering Club in the Mount Garibaldi district 10 p. 55-57 GARIBALDI OUTING — 1964 58:4 GARIBALDI PARK OUTING — 1931 vol. 24 GARIBALDI REGION Meany, Edmond S. History of Garibaldi region 16:1 p. 29-31 GARRISON, LEMUEL A. Mission 66 50:1 p. 88-91 GAVETT, CORA MAE Inca ruins at Machu Picchu, Peru 36:1 p. 25-28 Outing reflections 35:1 p. 11-12 GEITHMANN, HARRIET Commemorative of Allen Carpe 25:1 p. 33-36 Patrolling national forests by plane 23:1 p. 31-32 As reported to Harriet Geithmann by David Pollock GEOLOGY — CASCADE MOUNTAINS Molenaar, Dee An outline of the geology of the Olympics and Cascades 50:1 p. 92-103 GEOLOGY — MOUNT RAINIER Saunders, Edwin J. The geological study of Mount Rainier 8 p. 67-72 GEOLOGY — MOUNT ROBSON PARK Flagler, C. W. A few geological features of Mount Robson Park 20:1 p. 18-23 GEOLOGY — MOUNT STUART Saunders, E. J. Geology of the Mount Stuart region 18:1 p. 30-32

GEOLOGY — NORTH CASCADES Misch, Peter Geology of the Northern Cascades of Washington 45:13 p. 5-22 GEOLOGY — OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS Molenaar, Dee An outline of the geology of the Olympics and Cascades 50:1 p. 92-103 GEOLOGY — OLYMPIC PENINSULA Weaver, Charles E. Notes on the bed rock geology of the Olympic peninsula 1:3 p. 58-64 GEOLOGY (SNOQUALMIE PASS) Saunders, Edwin J. Snoqualmie Pass 15:1 p. 53-57 GERSTMANN, PAUL E. Seattle climbers attempt highest unclimbed peak 47:13 p. 43-45 GIBSON, WARREN Cave exploration is fun 47:13 p. 87-88 GIBSON, WILLIS A little history of Glacier National Park 7 p. 9-14 GIESE, HANS — OTTO Ski-jumping 22:1 p. 40-44 GINKGO PETRIFIED FOREST Beck, George P. Arrowhead making in the Ginkgo Petrified Forest 27:1 p. 27-28 GLACIAL ADVANCES IN THE CASCADES by Kermit Bengtsonand A. E. Harrison 48:13 p. 22-23 GLACIER BAY (ALASKA) 42:13 p. 41 c/n GLACIER BAY NATIONAL MONUMENT Allen, Edward W. Glacier Bay National Monument 18:1 p. 54-55

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GLACIER NATIONAL PARK McKinnis, Lawrence Going to Glacier III, by Lawrence McKinnis and Harriet Walker 37:1 p. 22-28 Gibson, Willis A little history of Glacier National Park 7 p. 9-14 GLACIER NATIONAL PARK OUTING — 1934 vol. 27 GLACIER PARK OUTING — 1914 vol. 7 GLACIER PARK OUTING — 1952 45:13 GLACIER PEAK Buck Creek Pass — Glacier Peak Outing — 1949 40:13 Cascade Range of Washington, Glacier Peak, Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan Outing-1928 vol. 21 (Everett) Outing — 1931 vol. 24 Degenhardt, Stella Century of climbing state's highest peaks 47:13 p. 47-49, 77-78 Dickert, O. Phillip Glacier Peak in three days 28:1 p. 25-26 Hazard, Joseph T. How to climb the six major peaks of Washington 24:1 p. 45-50

GLACIER PEAK continued Nelson, L. A. Record of ascents of Glacier Peak 3 p. 25-28 Nettleton, Lulie Mountaineers' outing on Glacier Peak 3 p. 29-40 GLACIER PEAK-NORTH CASCADES REGION Accessible points and features of the Glacier Peak 51:4 p. 85-87 GLACIER PEAK AREA Goldsworthy, Patrick D. Proposed Glacier Peak wilderness area 51:4 p. 66-67 McConnell, Grant Wilderness world 51:4 p. 7-15 Zalesky, Philip H. Accessible points and features of the Glacier Peak — North Cascades region 51:4 p. 85-87 GLACIER PEAK AREA — BIBLIOGRAPHY edited by Marjorie Wilson 51:4 p. 68-72 GLACIER PEAK OUTING — 1910 vol. 3 GLACIER PEAK OUTING — 1937 vol. 30 GLACIER PEAK OUTING (SECOND) — 1921 14:1 GLACIER PEAK OUTING (EVERETT) — 1927 vol. 20 p. 51-52 GLACIER PEAK-BAKER-SHUKSAN OUTING Crayton, Catherine Afoot and awheel through the Cascades 30:1 p. 18-22 GLACIER PEAK – REGION Zalesky, Philip H. Glacier Peak area: Wilderness or waste? 48:13 p. 37-38 GLACIER PEAK — SOUTHWEST SHOULDER Bengtson, K Ski Mountaineering. 39:14 p. 54 GLACIER PEAK IN THREE DAYS Dickert, O. Phillip 28:1 p. 25-26 GLACIER RECESSION, 1940 Kennedy, Ed. 33:1 p. 20 GLACIER RECESSION ON MOUNT BAKER Strandberg, H. V. 28:1 p. 22-23 GLACIER RECESSION ON MOUNT BAKER -1937 Strandberg, H. V. 30:1 p. 33 GLACIER RECESSION STUDIES Strandberg, H. V. 27:1 p. 22-23 29:1 p. 15-16 GLACIERS see also Names of individual glaciers Bengtson, Kermit Glacial advances in the Cascades, by Kermit Bengtson and A. E. Harrison 48:13 p. 22-23 Glaciers reflect our changing climate, by Kermit B. Bengtson and A. E. Harrison 47:13 p. 41-42 Cooper, William S. Vegetation and glaciers 20:1 p. 26-31 Harrison, A. E. Glacier studies 45:13 p. 91

41 GLACIERS continued Hoffman, Walther Photogrammetric glacier measurements on the volcanic peaks of Washington 46:13 p. 7-16 Strandberg, H. V. Glacier recession studies 27:1 p. 22-23 29:1 p. 15-16 GLACIERS — ALASKA Miller, Maynard Malcolm Alaskan glacier studies 39:1 p. 48 GLACIERS — GLACIER BAY Miller, Maynard M. Return to Glacier Bay 36:1 p. 32-33 GLACIERS — MOUNT BAKER Easton, Charles Finley Glaciers of Mount Baker 9 p. 38-48 Strandberg, H. V. Glacier recession on Mount Baker 28:1 p. 22-23 GLACIERS — MOUNT RAINIER McKee, R. H. The glaciers of Mount Rainier 8 p. 73-74

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Matthes, F. E. The undescribed glaciers of Mt. Rainier 5 p. 42-57 Rue, Walter Paradise Glacier vanishes 47:13 p. 45-46 Russell, Israel C. The glaciers of Mount Rainier 2 p. 16-25 GLACIERS REFLECT OUR CHANGING CLIMATE by Kermit B. Bengtson and A. E. Harrison 47:13 p. 41-42 GLACIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON SOUTH CASCADE GLACIER Pangborn, Wendell V. 55:4 p. 25-32 GLEASON, CHARLES S. An ascent of Mt. Hood by mountaineers 4 p. 26-28 A GLIMPSE OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLES FROM THE AIR Jeffers, Le Roy 18:1 p. 49-51 GLIMPSES OF THE MOUNTAINEERS DURING THE WAR 11 p. 64-74 GLISAN, RODNEY L. The ascent of Popocatepetl 15:1 p. 40-46 The circuit of South America 18:1 p. 35-43 High spots on a world's cruise 16:1 p. 34-40 Knapsacking in the high Sierras 5 p. 70-77 Mount Hood's new glacier 17:1 p. 67-68 Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes 14:1 p. 36-43 , GOALS REALIZED Beckey, Fred 39:1 p. 44-46 GOAT ROCKS Mount Adams, Mount St. Helens and the Goat Rocks outing-1922 vol. 15 Ripley, Jean D. A Goat Rocks weekend 47:13 p. 14-15

GOAT ROCKS WILD AREA Rosen, Tina Goat Rocks wild area, by Tina Rosen and Marilyn Siehl. (One day hikes) 58:4 p. 15-16 GOING TO GLACIER Walker, Harriet K. 27:1 p. 6 GOING TO GLACIER III by Lawrence McKinnis and Harriet Walker 37:1 p. 22-28 GOLDEN DAYS Wilson, Art 56:4 p. 30-32 THE GOLDEN HORN Rankin, Keith New climbs in the Cascades 39:1 p. 28-30 GOLDEN HORN — NORTH FACE Beckey, Fred 52:4 p. 108 c/n GOLDSWORTHY, PATRICK D. Proposed Glacier Peak wilderness area 51:4 p. 66-67 GOLDSWORTHY, PATRICK DONOVAN Washington's golden triangle of national parks 59:4 p. 103-117 GOOD LUCK ON YERUPAJA Harrah, David 42:13 p. 15-18 GOODE, MOUNT 46:13 p. 67-68 c/n MacGowan, George Goode conquest 29:1 p. 13-15 Parrott, John Mount Goode climbed 47:13 p. 65-66 GOODE, MOUNT — SOUTHEAST RIDGE 59:4 p. 201 c/n GOODMAN, KEITH Born forty years too soon 45:13 p. 47-50 GOODMAN, KEITH D. Irish Cabin has a past 47:13 p. 54-56 Meany Ski Hut area saw an early epic struggle 48:13 p. 35-36 1912 — The Tacoma Branch — 1956 50:1 p. 23-25 GOOSE PRAIRIE Lynn, Isabelle Year 'round in the mountains 55:4 p. 33-40 GOOSE ROCK (SQUAMISH) Beckey, Fred 53:4 p. 87 c/n GOTHIC PEAK 27:1 p. 5 GOTHIC PEAK — WEST FACE 55:4 p. 104 c/n GRAND AIGUILLE SAWTOOTH RANGE -SOUTH FACE 55:4 p. 90-91 c/n GRAND CENTRAL TOWER Beckey, Fred 56:4 p. 96-97 c/n GRAND TETON Hossack, John E. A short route to the Grand Teton, by John E. Hossack and George MacGowan 32:1 p. 25-26 THE GRANITE SPIRES OF THE TUMWATER Widrig, Ralph S. 39:14 p. 43-44 GREELEY, WILLIAM B. Guarding our scenic heritage 18:1 p. 17-19

GRIGG, N. W. Dome Peak 29:1 p. 16-18 Dress, equipment and waxes 22:1 p. 49-54

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GRIGG, N. W. continued The Lake Chelan region, by N. W. Grigg and Arthur R. Winder 27:1 p. 11-16 GRIGG, N. W joint author Winder, Arthur R. Six other great climbs, by Arthur R. Winder and N. W. Grigg 24:1 p. 51-53 GROWING PAINS CAN PROVE FATAL Pegues, Rodger W. 59:4 p. 13-22 THE GUARDIANS OF THE COLUMBIA Hazard, Joseph T. 25:1 p. 9-13 GUARDIANS OF THE COLUMBIA OUTING -1932 vol. 25 GUARDING OUR SCENIC HERITAGE Greeley, William B. 18:1 p. 17-19 GUIDING THE TENDERFOOT IN PARADISE VALLEY Lee, Fairman B. 12 p. 34-37 GUNNAR, KEITH, joint author Fickeisen, Frank M, Canada dry, by Frank Fickeisen and Keith Gunnar 54:4 p. 51-61 GUNTHER, ERNA The Indians of the Northwest 46:13 p. 17-19 GUYE PEAK Cooper, Ed 54:4 p. 103 c/n

HACK, E. M. The ascent of Mt. Rainier 5 p. 28-36 HAGEN, MOUNT Beckey, Fred Goals realized 39:1 p. 44-46 HAGGERTY, AUDRA B. In Memoriam 39:14 p. 59 HAINES, AUBREY L. Three Snohomish gentlemen make a successful ascent 47:13 p. 5-7, 75-76 HALES, LINCOLN Climbing the Big Horn crags of Idaho 48:13 p. 24-25 HALF MOON — SOUTH FACE Collins, David 51:4 p. 105 c/n HALF MOON PEAK — WEST FACE 59:4 p. 201 c/n HALL, SIGURD Mount Rainier on skis 32:1 p. 30 HALLIDAY, WILLIAM R. Copious caves 58:4 p. 34-36 HALLIDAY, WILLIAM Inside the mountains 53:4 p. 11-18 HALLIDAY, W. R. Underground rock climbing 43:13 p. 38-40

HANNA, INA M. Expeditions into the Olympic mountains 1:2 p. 29-34 HANNA, RUTH Camp fire reflections 8 p. 35-41 HARD, MARY L. Preparations for two- or three-day outings 9 p. 64-67 HARGRAVE, MARGARET D. The Monte Cristo outing, 1918 11 p. 8-22 HARNDEN, E. W. The lure of the West 2 p. 25-29 HARNDEN, EDWARD W. Camps and climbs in the Selkirks 7 p. 76-84 Climbs in the southern Selkirks 4 p. 31-39 A mountaineer in Colorado 15:1 p. 47-53 A new mountain country 3 p. 9-16 HARRAH, DAVID Good luck on Yeru Paja 42:13 p. 15-18 Johannesberg again 43:13 p. 61 Mt. Johannesberg 40:13 p. 35-36 HARRISON, A. E. Ice advances during the recession of the Nisqually Glacier 43:13 p. 7-12 HARRISON, A. E., joint author Bengtson, Kermit Glacial advances in the Cascades, by Kermit Bengtson and A. E. Harrison 48:13 p. 22-23 Bengtson, Kermit B. Glaciers reflect our changing climates, by Kermit B. Bengtson and A. E. Harrison 47:13 p. 41-42 HAWAII Jeffers, Le Roy A glimpse of the Hawaiian isles from the air 18:1 p. 49-51 HAWKINS, DONNA Spanish camp high country 57:4 p. 88-94 HAWKINS, JIM Mount Olympus — IGY research 52:4 p. 51-54 HAYES, ROBERT H. The development of skiing in the Mountaineers 22:1 p. 33-36 The Mountaineer influence in Northwest skiing 26:1 p. 16-17 Notes on outdoor photography 28:1 p. 26-29

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HAZARD, JOSEPH T. Along the Pacific Crest trails: From the Columbia river to Mexico 48:13 p. 26-30 Back-packing and weekend climbing 10 p. 63-70 A climb of Mount Fuji 11 p. 44-48 The completion of the Kautz climb 17:1 p. 57-59 The guardians of the Columbia 25:1 p. 9-13 How to climb the six major peaks of Washington 24:1 p. 45-50 Let's use the Cascade Crest trail 47:13 p. 16-20

45 HAZARD, JOSEPH T.(continued) Mountain passes divide old Oregon 31:1 p. 14-16 1906 — The first twenty years — 1930 — 50:1 p. 6-13 Our second ten years 30:1 p. 13-16 Rambles and scrambles 33:1 p. 57-59 Special outings 16:1 p. 55-63 Through inland passages in "The Warbler" 47:13 p. 29-31, 84 HAZARD, JOSEPH "In memory of Joseph Hazard" Paschall, Patience L. 59:4 p. 182 HEATH, W. R. A simple technique for making topographic maps more readable 45:13 p. 35-36, 39 HENDRICKS, DAN, joint author Nicolino, Tom The pumpernickel Picket outing — (an experiment in snow cave engineering) by Tom Nicolino and Dan Hendricks 56:4 p. 57-62 HERTZ, STUART B. Everett climb pin 25:1 p. 31 Whitechuck timber preservation 25:1 p. 32-33 HESSEY, CHARLES D., JR. Across the North Cascades primitive area 59:4 p. 118-122 HEYBURN, MOUNT (IDAHO) — North face — Winter ascent Davis, Dan 56:4 p. 99 c/n HIDDEN PEAK Schoening, Pete Ascent of Hidden Peak 52:4 p. 96 HIGH ADVENTURE IN WINTER Walsh, Mrs. Stuart P. 20:1 p. 46-49 HIGH IN THE SELKIRK MOUNTAINS Schmidt, Elizabeth 36:1 p. 5-8 HIGH SIERRA OUTING Fuller, J. M. 39:14 p. 15-17 HIGH SPOTS ON A WORLD'S CRUISE Glisan, Rodney L. 16:1 p. 34-40 THE HIGHER FUNCTIONS OF A MOUNTAIN CLUB Bade, William Frederick 5 p. 9-13 HIGHEST IN THE YUKON Collins, David A. 51:4 p. 88-95 HIGHLIGHTS — AND SHADOWS Kizer, R. Bruce 31:1 p. 7-14 (Selkirks outing) HILL, RYLAND Climbmanship 45:13 p. 51-52 HIMALAYA MOUNTAINS Appleton, H. The Himalayas as a climbing field 17:1 p. 9-21 McGowan, Richard E. 1955 International Himalayan expedition 50:1 p. 78-86 HINMAN, H. B. With the British Columbia Mountaineering Club in the Mount Garibaldi district p. 55-57 HISTORIAN'S TRUNK 47:13 p. 72 HISTORY OF THE ADAMS — ST. HELENS REGION Meany, Edmond S. p. 23-29

HITCHMAN, ROBERT Name calling 52:4 p. 6-17 HOBBY SHOW Lehtinen, Elvera We had a hobby show at the banquet 40:13 p.21-23 HOFMANN, WALTHER Photogrammetric glacier measurements on the volcanic peaks of Washington 46:13 p. 7-16 HOFFMAN, WALTER, joint author Watson, Dwight Ski scouting, by Dwight Watson and Walter Hoffman 30:1 p. 28-30 A HOME IN THE OLYMPICS MacCarney, Margaret 19:1 p. 30-33 HOOD, MOUNT Gleason, Charles S. An ascent of Mount Hood by Mountaineers 4 p. 26-28 Guardians of the Columbia Outing — 1932 vol. 25 Glisan, Rodney L. Mount Hood's new glacier 17:1 p. 67-68 HOOD, MOUNT – HISTORY Hazard, Joseph T. The guardians of the Columbia 25:1 p. 9-13

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HOOD, MOUNT — YOCUM RIDGE Beckey, Fred 53:4 p. 79-80 c/n HOSSACK, JOHN E. A short route to the Grand Teton, by John E. Hossack and George MacGowan 32:1 p. 25-26 HOSSACK, MARY E. "Where the wild goose goes" 43:13 p. 28-31 HOTSONJ.W. Enemies of the Rhododendron p. 75-77 HOUSTON, C. S. The climb of Foraker 27:1 p. 17-18 HOW TO KNOW THE TREES Winkenwerder, Hugo 10 p. 51-54 HOW TO USE YOUR KODAK Anderson, Maurice P. 20:1 p. 42-46 HOWARD, GRACE From Snoqualmie Pass to Monte Cristo afoot 10 p. 70-77 HOWSER SPIRE — (SOUTH TOWER) Anderson, Lloyd A first ascent in the Bugaboos 34:1 p. 24-28 HOZOMEEN, MOUNT — SOUTH PEAK Johnson, Gummie Now conquered 39:13 p. 49-52 HUELSDONK, DORIS Kidnaping in the Olympic wilds 19:1 p. 34-37 McCarney, Margaret A home in the Olympics 19:1 p. 30-33 HUMES, G. W. Journey to Mount Olympus 1:2 p. 41-42

HUMOR Climber's nightmare 42:13 p. 42 c/n Corbit, Fred A. It's time to hit the trail (Poem) 47:13 p. 85 Cox, Bill Conclusive (Poem) 32:1 p. 49 Ffrench, Conrad O'Brien Mr. Rash (Poem) 40:13 p. 46 Hill, Ryland Climbmanship 45:13 p. 51-52 Manning, H. Hawthorne By the numbers 57:4 p. 117-122 Manning, Harvey Snakes in the grass, alas, by Harvey Manning and Marian Arlin 55:4 p. 65-73 Things to climb when mountains aren't worth it 53:4 p. 22-32 Midsummer mountain: an Uncle Dudley editorial 48:13 p. 21 "Temptation in the wilderness" (Poem) S. D. 59:4 p. 194 HUMPHREY, W. E. Olympic national monument 2 p. 41-42 "A HUNDRED AND TWENTY MILES AROUND RAINIER": THE SUMMER OUTING OF 1919 Bickford,E.L. 12 p.9-22

IBEX PEAK (MOUNTANA) NORTH ARETE Stockwell, Clarke 56:4 p. 101 c/n ICE ADVANCES DURING THE RECESSION OF THE NISQUALLY GLACIER Harrison, A. E. 43:13 p. 7-12 ICEBERG LAKE (GLACIER PARK) Elrod, Morton J. 7 p. 43-51 AN IDEAL WINTER OUTING Conway, Elizabeth Wright 17:1 p. 35-39 IF YOU COULD ONLY PAINT IT Walker, Harriet K. 47:13 p. 42 THE IMPRESSIONS OF A TENDERFOOT Lilly, Elizabeth Sander 13:1 p. 56-60 IN THE COLUMBIA ICE FIELDS: SEVEN ON HORSEBACK Fisher, C. A. 23:1 p. 37-40 IN THE HEART OF THE SKAGIT Strandberg, Herbert V. 24:1 p. 33-40 IN THE LAND OF THE SHOSHONI MacLean, Ken 39:13 p. 21 IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOUNTAIN Conway, Elizabeth Wright 23:1 p. 9-21 INCA RUINS AT MACHU PICCHU, PERU Gavett, Cora Mae 36:1 p. 25-28 INCAS Gavett, Cora Mae Inca ruins at Machu Picchu, Peru 36:1 p. 25-28 INDEX, MOUNT — MIDDLE PEAK — EAST FACE 55:4 p. 97-98 c/n

48 INDEX, MOUNT — MIDDLE PEAK, WEST FACE Beckey, Fred 54:4 p. 102-103 c/n INDEX, MOUNT — NORTH PEAK Beckey, Fred Goals realized 39:1 p. 44-46 INDEX, MOUNT — TRAVERSE 42:13 p. 39 c/n INDEX, MOUNT — WEST FACE Claunch, Don West face of Mount Index scaled 47:13 p. 62

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INDEX, MOUNT (WINTER ASCENT) Jensen, Stan 57:4 p. 133 c/n INDEX, NORTH PEAK 45:13 p. 80-81 c/n INDEX PEAK 45:13 p. 80 c/n INDIAN LEGENDS OF MI. RAINIER Lyman, W. D. 2 p. 51-55 INDIANS — NORTHWEST Gunther, Erna The Indians of the Northwest 46:13 p. 17-19 INDIANS — NORTHWEST COAST Mohling, Virginia Before white men 51:4 p. 16-27 INDIANS — OLYMPIC PENINSULA Meany, Edmond S. Indians of the Olympic Peninsula 13:1 p. 34-39 INGALLS PEAK — DIKE CHIMNEY AND EAST RIDGE OF EAST PEAK Molenaar. Dee 54:4 p. 102 c/n INGALLS PEAK — EAST PEAK, SOUTH FACE Hiser, David 55:4 p. 89-90 c/n INGALLS PEAK — EAST PEAK, SOUTHEAST FACE 53:4 p. 90 c/n INGALLS PEAK — (N.E. PEAK) 47:13 p. 66 c/n INGRAHAM, E. S. The ascent of Mount St. Elias 17:1 p. 47-56 Early ascents of Mt. Rainier 2 p. 38-41 On Columbia's crest 2 p. 13 Then and now 8 p. 50-51 INSIDE THE MOUNTAINS Haffiday, William 53:4 p. 11-18 INSPIRATION GLACIER Firey, Joan 59:4 p. 199-200 c/n INSPIRATION GLACIER — REGION Beckey, Fred 45:13 p. 83 c/n INSPIRATION GLACIER — REGION 46:13 p. 67 c/n INSPIRATION PEAK Other first ascents 33:1 p. 38 INSPIRATION PEAK (SOUTHERN PICKETS) EAST RIDGE Collins, Dave 52:4 p. 104-105 c/n INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF MOUNTAINEERING CLUBS Fay, C. E. 13:1 p. 62-63

INTERESTING CLIMBS IN THE IRISH CABIN REGION Denman, A. H. 24:1 p. 56-58 INTERESTING CLIMBS IN THE SNOQUALMIE LODGE REGION Mooers, Ben C. 13:1 p. 51-56 INTERVIEW WITH A NATIVE OF MOUNT GARIBALDI PARK Yocom, Catharine W. B. 16:1 p. 32-33 IOWA MOUNTAINEERS — WASHINGTON OUTING — 1949 40:13 p. 17, 57 IRISH CABIN Goodman, Keith D. Irish Cabin has a past 47:13 p. 54-56 IRISH CABIN PEAKS Goodman, Edith Irish Cabin pin peak parade 47:13 p. 56-57 IRWIN, WARD Deserters by kayak 59:4 p. 157-161 Foldboat voyageurs 53:4 p. 6-10 IS THIS TRIP NECESSARY? Spring, Mrs. Bob 39:13 p. 30 IT'S OUR MOUNTAIN AND WE LOVE IT Winship, Florence S. 47:13 p. 9-12, 76 IVERSON, MRS. HARRY K. (NASHIE) My years at Meany 50:1 p. 57

JAGGED RIDGE 46:13 p. 67 c/n JAMES, JOHN W. We're in the army now 36:1 p. 10-12 JAPAN Collins, Dave Under the August moon 48:13 p. 31-33 JEFFERS, LE ROY A glimpse of the Hawaiian isles from the air 18:1 p. 49-51 JOHANNESBERG, MOUNT (Peaks in Cascade Pass area) 47:13 p. 64 c/n Harrah, David Mt. Johannesberg 40:13 p. 35-36 JOHANNESBERG, MOUNT — NORTH FACE Harrah, David Johannesberg again 43:13 p. 61 Bertulis, Alex 59:4 p. 200-201 c/n JOHANNESBERG, MOUNT — NORTHEAST FACE Stuart, James 57:4 p. 130-131 c/n JOHANNESBURG, MOUNT — WEST PEAK 42:13 p. 39 c/n

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JOHNSON, BOB Wings and the Western Alps 23:1 p. 28-30 JOHNSON, GUMMIE Now conquered 39:13 p. 49-52

JOHNSTON, ELIZABETH A Mountaineer goes adventuring in Lebanon 48:13 p. 11-13 JOSENDAL, VICTOR Safety first in the mountains 50:1 p. 75 JOURNEY TO MOUNT OLYMPUS Humes, G. W. 1:2 p. 41-42 JUNEAU ICE FIELD Marcus, Melvin The Juneau ice field research project 39:14 p. 41-42 Miller, Maynard M. The first crossing of the Juneau icefield, Alaska 43:13 p. 46

K-2, MOUNT The second American Alpine Club K-2 expedition (1939) Daiber, Ome, comp. Digest of world climbs 32:1 p. 52-54 K-2 Schoening, Pete "K-2 will be climbed" 46:13 p. 5-6 "K-2 WILL BE CLIMBED" Schoening, Pete 46:13 p. 5-6 KANGAROO RIDGE 47:13 p. 64 c/n First ascents made by Mountaineers in 1942 35:1 p. 19 Varney, Walt Kangaroo Ridge first ascents 36:1 p. 12-14 KARAKORUM — K-2 Daiber, Ome A digest of world climbs 31 p. 35-38 KARLSSON, ERICK Adams mountain men, by Erick Karlsson and Keith McCoy 58:4 p. 8-14 South of Cascade Pass 46:13 p. 39-41 KATE'S NEEDLE Craig, Bob Skyline odyssey 39:1 p. 38-40 KAYAKS See Foldboating KEECHELUS PEAK (ca 6400) 59:4 p. 203 c/n KEEN,DORA A new route up Mt. Rainier 5 p. 37-39 KELLEY, CLINTON Orientation 33:1 p. 11-17 KELLEY, MARY E. The Bugaboo spires 33:1 p. 40-42 KENNEDY, ED Glacier recession, 1940 33:1 p. 20 KENNEDY, MOUNT (YUKON) 59:4 p. 197 c/n KENNEDY, PAUL Glacier recession — 1941 34:1 p. 39

KERNAHAN, RAY, compiler Mount St. Helens —A climber's guide example 30:1 p. 42-43 KIDNAPING IN THE OLYMPIC WILDS Huelsdonk, Doris 19:1 p. 34-37 KINCAID, TREVOR The whistling marmot 5 p. 66-69 KING, MOLLIE LECKENBY Early outings through the eyes of a girl 50:1 p. 36-37 KING PEAK Yeasting, Bob King Peak — Yukon expedition, 1952, by Bob Yeasting and Bill Niendorff 45:13 p. 41-46, 91 KING'S RIVER CANYON Parsons, Marion Randall The Sierra Club outing to the King's River Canyon 3 p. 46-52 KIRKLAND, BURT P. Commercial tree species of Western Washington 21:1 p. 28-35 KIRKWOOD, ELIZABETH A history of Mountaineer theatricals 23:1 p. 61-66 KITSAP LODGE Loveless, Arthur L. The Kitsap lodge 10 p. 78-81 KIZER, R. BRUCE Highlights and shadows 31:1 p. 7-14 (Selkirks outing) KLOOCHMAN ROCKS 45:13 p. 82 c/n KLOOCHMAN ROCK — MAIN SUMMIT — SOUTH TERRACE ROUTE Maxwell, Lex 55:4 p. 105 c/n A KNAPSACK TRIP INTO SPRAY PARK Sensenig, Wayne 2 p. 56-59 KNAPSACKING IN THE HIGH SIERRAS Glisan, R. L. 5 p. 70-77 KRATSCH, IDA ROSE Slauson, Morda Rhododenron ribbons 58:4 p. 71-74

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KYES PEAK — NORTHWEST RIDGE Carpenter, Kenn 52:4 p. 110-111 c/n

LAKE CHELAN OUTING — 1935 vol. 28 LAKE CHELAN TO CASCADE PASS — CLIMBER'S OUTING — 1953 vol. 46:13 LAKE CHELAN REGION Grigg, N. W. The Lake Chelan region, by N. W. Grigg and Arthur R. Winder 27:1 p. 11-16 LAKE O'HARA Alpine Club of Canada encampment 14:1 p. 57-59 LAKE O'HARA OUTING — 1941 vol. 34 LAKE O'HARA OUTING — 1953 46:13

LAKE O'HARA OUTING (1965) De Shazo, Donna 59:4 p. 176-182 LAMB, FRANK H. Making the Olympics accessible 19:1 p. 27-29 LAND LAWS AND LAND USAGE IN WASHINGTON STATE Osseward, John 54:4 p. 69-93 LANDES, HENRY Notes on Adams and St. Helens 4 p. 5-12 Notes on the geography of the Olympics 1:2 p. 36-38 LASHER, EVERETT Snowshoe tails 53:4 p. 46-49 Winter fun for the web-footed 48:13 p. 18-20 LAURIE, J. A. The ascent of Mount Stuart 7 p. 69-75 LEA, JAMES M. Sailing to the mountains 53:4 p. 41-45 LEAVES Rigg, George B. Autumnal coloration of leaves 26:1 p. 3-7 LEBANON Johnston, Elizabeth A Mountaineer goes adventuring in Lebanon 48:13 p. 11-13 LEE, FAIRMAN B. The Cascade trail 24:1 p. 67-68 Guiding the tenderfoot in Paradise Valley 12 p. 34-37 LEGENDS Buchanan, Charles M. The Origin of Mounts Baker and Rainier: the Indian legend 9 p. 32-35 Clark, Ella E. Mount Rainier in Indian legendry 48:13 p. 14-16 Lyman, W. D. Indian legends of Mt. Rainier 2 p. 51-55 Legends of the Cascades 3 p. 40-43 Meany, Edmond S. Mount Rainier in Indian legends 23:1 p. 23-25 The Olympics in history and legend 6 p. 51-55 Relander, Click Tokens, tales, and tepees 58:4 p. 21-26 Sterrett, Judith I. The bridge of the gods 58:4 p. 27-33 LEGENDS OF THE CASCADES Lyman, W. D. 3 p. 40-43 LEHTINEN, ELVERA We had a hobby show at the banquet 40:13 p. 21-23 LEISURE TIME Shoemaker, Alvero C. The challenge of the times 26:1 p. 13 LET THE WILD FLOWERS GROW Shourek, Julia A. 24:1 p. 26-32 LET'S USE THE CASCADE CREST TRAIL Hazard, Joseph T. 47:13 p. 16-20

53 LEWIS, MRS. LLEWELLYN S. Ten days in the Laurentians 23:1 p. 47-49 LEWIS, THEODORE C. Some unexplored sections of the Olympics 19:1 p. 25-26 LIBERTY BELL — NORTH FACE VARIANT Cooper, Ed 53:4 p. 81 c/n LIBERTY BELL — NORTH PEAK Johnson, Gummie Now conquered 39:13 p. 49-52 LIBERTY BELL — WEST FACE Beckey, Fred 52:4 p. 107-108 c/n LIBERTY BELL PEAKS McGowan, Dick and Betty Climbing in the high Cascades 47:13 p. 63-64 LIBERTY RIDGE 48:13 p. 56 c/n LICHEN TOWER 45:13 p. 82 c/n LIEN, CARSTEN The Olympic boundary struggle 52:4 p. 18-37 LIGHT WEIGHT COMMISSARY FOR BACK PACKING Walsh, Stuart P. 14:1 p. 55-57 LIGHTNING Trott, Otto T. Accidents by lightning in the mountains 45:13 p. 23-26

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LILLY, ELIZABETH SANDER The impressions of a tenderfoot 13:1 p. 56-60 LIND, DAVID Climbing in the Sierra Nevada 39:14 p. 11-13 Climbing in the war year, 1945 38:1 p. 38 Snow and ice travel, by David Lind and Ome Daiber 32:1 p. 46-49 LINDSLEY, LAWRENCE D. Faure, Gene Silent Lawrie in the North Cascades 57:4 p. 84-87 A LIST OF MOUNTAIN PEAKS AND ALTITUDES OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON ` 1:4 p. 141-146 A LITTLE HISTORY OF GLACIER NATIONAL PARK Gibson, Willis 7 p. 9-14 LITTLE SNOWPATCH 42:13 p. 41 c/n LITTLE TAHOMA Winder, Arthur R. Six other great climbs, by Arthur R. Winder and N. W. Grigg 24:1 p. 51-53 LITTLE TAHOMA — NORTH FACE Mahre, Dave 53:4 p. 76-77 c/n LITTLE TAHOMA — NORTHEAST RIDGE –FACE Maxwell, Lex 53:4 p. 78 c/n LITTLE TAHOMA — WHITMAN HEADWALL Foster, Jim 58:4 p. 85 c/n LITTLE YOHO VALLEY OUTING — 1961 55:4

LITTLE, WALTER Mountaineering on skis 33:1 p. 5-10 Snow and skis in the Stuart range 36:1 p. 18-20 Wind River mountains 39:1 p. 31-32 LITTLE, WALTER B. Ski mountaineering course 35:1 p. 21 LITTLE, WALT Ski mountaineering — 1947 39:13 p. 12-16 LIVING IN PARADISE Shorrock, Gertrude 36:1 p. 21-24 LLOYD GEORGE REGION Wessel, David Lloyd George expedition 39:13 p. 5-9 THE LODGE COUNTRY Morrison, C. G. 9 p. 70-78 LOGAN BREAD (Recipe) 46:13 p. 16 submitted by Victor Josendal LOGAN, MOUNT Collins, David A. Highest in the Yukon 51:4 p. 88-95 Foster, W. W. The expedition to Mount Logan 18:1 p. 9-16 LOGAN, MOUNT — EAST RIDGE Mohling, Franz Mount Logan-Cook expedition, 1953 46:13 p. 29-34 LONG, MARION Climbing with mountaineers in 1942 35:1 p. 20-21 LONG, WILLIAM G., JR., comp. Conservation, 1906-1965 Excerpted from the minutes of Board of Trustees, The Mountaineers 59:4 94-102 LONGMIRE, BEN A pioneer family 8 p. 49 LOOKOUT ABOVE Rudy, Helen M. 36:1 p. 30-31 LOVELESS, ARTHUR L. The Kitsap lodge 10 p. 78-81 LUCANIA, MOUNT Daiber, Ome The climber's digest: Mount Lucania, Devil's Tower and Nanga Parbat in 1937 30:1 p. 31-32 LUCKY FOUR RANGE (BRITISH COLUMBIA) 43:13 p. 31 c/n THE LURE OF THE WEST Harnden, E. W. 2 p. 25-29 LYMAN, W. D. Indian legends of Mt. Rainier 2 p. 51-55 Legends of the Cascades 3 p. 40-43 Mount Adams 3 p. 44-45 The mountains of Washington 1:1 p. 5-11 LYNN, ISABELLE The proposed Cougar Lakes wilderness area 59:4 p. 133-137 Year 'round in the mountains 55:4 p. 33-40

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MacGOWAN, CLARA Mountains and modern art 31:1 p. 21-23 MacGOWAN, GEORGE Five years of climbing classes 32:1 p. 5-8 Goode conquest 29:1 p. 13-15 MacGOWAN, GEORGE, joint author Hossack, John E. A short route to the Grand Teton, by John E. Hossack and George MacGowan 32:1 p. 25-26

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MacGOWAN, GEORGE In Memoriam 47:13 p. 37 MacLEAN, BETTY Back-packing among the Olympics 36:1 p. 28-29 MacLEAN, KEN In the land of the Shoshoni 39:13 p. 21 MAKING THE OLYMPICS ACCESSIBLE Lamb, Frank H. 19:1 p. 27-29 MANNING, H. HAWTHORNE (HARVEY) By the numbers 57:4 p. 117-122 MANNING, HARVEY Buddy, buddy, who's got a buddy? 59:4 p. 186-193 Climber's lullaby, 1950 42:13 p. 29-33 15 years of climbing classes 40:13 p. 13-16 Olympus in winter 52:4 p. 63-70 Ptarmigans and their ptrips 51:4 p. 48-65 Snakes in the grass, alas 55:4 p. 65-73 Stehekin mines of olden days, an invitation to history 57:4 p. 66-72 Things to climb when mountains aren't worth it 53:4 p. 22-32 This land is your land, this land is my land 59:4 p. 23-52 ". . . What strange utterance did the loud dry wind blow. . ." 43:13 p. 21-23 MANY WERE THE FLOWERS AND TREES OF THE CASCADE MOUNTAINS, by Gertrude Streator and A. H. Denman 18:1 p. 36-38 MAPPING Wernstedt, Lage Description of mapping of mountainous areas 33:1 p. 18-20 MAPPING MT. RAINIER NATIONAL PARK Matthes, F. E. 3 p. 53-54 MARCUS, MELVIN The Juneau ice field research project 39:14 p. 41-42 MARMOTS Crisler, Lois Mountaineer whistlers 54:4 p. 28-34 Kincaid, Trevor The whistling marmot 5 p. 66-69

56 MARMOTS (continued) Yocom, Catharine W. B. Interview with a native of Mount Garibaldi Park 16:1 p. 32-33 MASHERBRUM McGowan, Richard E. The ascent of Masherbrum, K-l 54:4 p. 6-24 MATHER, STEPHEN T. America's national parks 12:1 p. 22-24 MATTHES. F. E. Mapping Mt. Rainier National Park 3 p. 53-54 The survey of Mount Rainier 8 p. 61-66 The undescribed glaciers of Mt. Rainier 5 p. 42-57 MAUDE, MOUNT 47:13 p. 64 c/n MAUDE, MOUNT — NORTH FACE Claunch, Don 51:4 p. 102-103 c/n MAXWELL, W. J. Skiing eight months a year 23:1 p. 53-54 Skiing near Rainier's summit 20:1 p. 49-50 Skis triumphant: a story that could be true 22:1 p. 57-62 McARTHUR, MOUNT Mohling, Franz Mount Logan — Cook expedition, 1953 46:13 p. 29-34 McCARNEY, MARGARET A home in the Olympics 19:1 p. 30-33 McCLELLAN PEAK Rankin, Keith New climbs in the Cascades 39:1 p. 28-30 McCLOSKEY, J. MICHAEL Normative decision-making in federal land management agencies 58:4 p. 50-56 McCONNELL, GRANT Wilderness world 51:4 p. 7-15 McCOY, KEITH, joint author Karlsson, Erick Adam's mountain men, by Erick Karlsson and Keith McCoy 58:4 p. 8-14 McGOWAN, RICHARD E. The ascent of Masherbrum, K-l 54:4 p. 6-24 1955 International Himalayan expedition 50:1 p. 78-86 McGREGOR, P. M. With the Alpine Club of Canada 4 p. 51-54 McGREGOR, PETER M. In Memoriam 39:14 p. 59 McKEE, R. H. The glaciers of Mount Rainier 8 p. 73-74 McKEE, REDICK H. Mount Stuart outing 7 p. 57-66 McKINLEY, MOUNT 52:4 p. 101 c/n Craig, Robert W. Operation white tower 39:13 p. 26-29

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57 McKINLEY, MOUNT (continued) Crenchaw, Charles M. Mountaineers master McKinley, by Charles M. Crenchaw and Frances Randall 58:4 p. 61-65 McKINNIS, LAWRENCE Going to Glacier III, by Lawrence McKinnis and Harriet Walker 37:1 p. 22-28 "Shutter shots" 35:1 p. 15-16 McLELLAN,HELEN Stevens 39:14 p. 31-33 McMILLAN SPIRE Other first ascents 33:1 p. 38 McMILLAN SPIRE — NORTH FACE 59:4 p. 199 c/n MEANY, EDMOND S. The ascent of Mount Baker, 1919 12 p. 42-44 Brief dictionary of Alpine terms, by Edmond S. Meany and Edmond S. Meany, Jr. 21:1 p. 35-43 George E. Wright — In Memoriam 16:1 p. 67 History of Garibaldi region 16:1 p. 29-31 History of the Adams-St. Helens region 10 p. 23-29 History of Mount Stuart and vicinity 18:1 p. 33-35 Indians of the Olympic Peninsula 13:1 p. 24-39 Memorial seat at Sluiskin Falls 14:1 p. 51-55 Mount Rainier in Indian legends 23:1 p. 23-25 Naches Pass 5 p. 40-41 MEANY, EDMOND S. The 1933 summer outing 26:1 p. 3-7 The Olympic National Monument 4 p. 54-59 Objects of our club 3 p. 5-7 The Olympics in history and legend 6 p. 51-55 Second ascent of Mount Saint Helens 25:1 p. 13-17 MEANY, EDMOND S. (SUBJECT) Forsyth, Lydia Levering A word portrait of Edmond S. Meany 50:1 p. 26-31 Mooers, Ben C. Fleeting glimpses of Edmond S. Meany 50:1 p. 33 Poem: Meany — A. H. Albertson 4 p. 29 Portrait: Fred A. Corbit 50:1 p. 32 Portrait: Frontispiece, painted by Rogers 25:1 vol. 25:1 - Fronk A. H. A. Poem: "Meany" 4 p. 29 MEANY, EDMOND S., JR. Climbs in Garibaldi Park 24:1 p. 17-24 1926 Summer outing in the Olympics 19:1 p. 7-16 MEANY, EDMOND S., JR., joint author Meany, Edmond S. Brief dictionary of Alpine terms, by Edmond S. Meany and Edmond S. Meany, Jr. 21:1 p. 35-43 MEANY MEMORIAL SEAT The Meany memorial seat 29:1 p. 7-8

MEANY, MOUNT Nelson, L. A. Mount Meany 13:1 p. 31-33 Weer, J. Harry Ascent of Mount Meany 6 p. 49-50 MEANY SKI HUT Walsh, Mrs. Stuart P. Skiing and the ski hut 21:1 p. 45-48 MEANY SKI HUT – HISTORY Ball, Fred W. The story of Meany Ski Hut 50:1 p. 55-56 MEANY SKI HUT – HISTORY (continued) Iverson, Mrs. Harry K. (Nashie) My years at Meany 50:1 p. 57 MEANY SKI HUT AREA SAW AN EARLY EPIC STRUGGLE Goodman, Keith D. 48:13 p. 35-36 MEIER, MARK F. Research on South Cascade glacier 51:4 p. 40-47 MELODIOUS DAYS Brown, Hugh Elmer 6 p. 42-46 MEMORIAL SEAT AT SLUISKIN FALLS Meany, Edmond S. 14:1 p. 51-55 MERCHANT PEAK Mohling, Franz 51:4 p. 104-105 c/n MERRITT, DICK Back to Cascade Pass 39:13 p. 45-46 MEULEMANS, JOHN Skis on untracked slopes 53:4 p. 19-21 MIDNIGHT ROCK Beckey, Fred 51:4 p. 107-108 c/n 56:4 p. 97 c/n MIDDLE PEAK (WASHINGTON PASS) 42:13 p. 41 c/n MIDSUMMER MOUNTAIN: an Uncle Dudley editorial 48:13 p. 21 MIGHTY JOE MOROVITZ; REAL-LIFE BUNYAN Connelly, Dolly 57:4 p. 74-83

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MILLER, MAYNARD M. Adventures in logistics 43:13 p. 15-19 The first crossing of the Juneau Icefield, Alaska 43:13 p. 46 Mt. Bertha (Fairweather Range, Alaska-1940) 33:1 p. 48-51 Project "Snow cornice" — (The St. Elias range, 1948) 39:14 p. 46-49 Return to Glacier Bay 36:1 p. 32-33 Top Sixteenth 39:1 p. 3-7 MILLER, MAYNARD MALCOLM Alaskan glacier studies-1946 39:1 p. 48 MILLER, TOM Rockfall on the Gibraltar route 47:13 p. 67-68 MINARET RANGE — OUTING — 1956 vol. 50:1

MINES Manning, Harvey Stehekin mines of olden days, an invitation to history 57:4 p. 66-72 MINES AND MINERALS OF WASHINGTON Roberts, Milnor 11 p. 33-39 MISCH, PETER Geology of the Northern Cascades of Washington 45:13 p. 5-22 MISSION 66 Garrison, Lemuel A. 50:1 p. 88-91 MIXUP PEAK — EAST FACE Davis, Dan 54:4 p. 101 c/n MIXUP PEAK — NORTH FACE Beckstead, David 57:4 p. 131 c/n MOHLING, FRANZ Mount Logan — Cook expedition, 1953 46:13 p. 29-34 MOHLING, VIRGINIA Before white men 51:4 p. 16-27 THE MOLE 51:4 p. 107 c/n THE MOLE — NORTH FACE Davis, Dan 56:4 p: 95 c/n MOLENAAR, DEE Ascent of the Nisqually icefall 39:14 p. 18, 19-23 Hans Fuhrer: Master mountaineer 50:1 p. 70-72 An outline of the geology of the Olympics and Cascades 50:1 p. 92-103 A pre-war summer at Rainier 37:1 p. 5-15 A summary of ascents of Mount Rainier 50:1 p. 47-54 MONITOR ROCK see Schurman Rock THE MONKEY'S HEAD 40:13 p. 55 c/n MONTAGUE, RICHARD W. Encircling Mount Rainier 17U p. 25-31 MONTE CRISTO DISTRICT Discovery of Monte Cristo 11 p. 28-31 Fuller, H. A. Points of interest in the Monte Cristo district 11 p. 28-31 Sawyer, George E. The Monte Cristo district 11 p. 26-28 MONTE CRISTO OUTING — 1918 vol. 11 MONTE CRISTO PEAK — NORTHWEST FACE 59:4 p. 204 c/n MOOERS, BEN C. Fleeting glimpses of Edmond S. Meany 50:1 p. 33 Interesting climbs in the Snoqualmie Lodge region 13:1 p. 51-56 Mount Garibaldi Park outing of the Mountaineers 16:1 p. 9-21 MORGAN, H. R. Climbs around Snoqualmie Lodge 24:1 p. 58-66 The photographic exhibit 24:1 p, 69 MORNING STAR PEAK Carpenter, Kenn 54:4 p. 103 c/n

MOROVITZ, JOE Connelly, Dolly Mighty Joe Morovitz: real-life Bunyan 57:4 p. 74-83 MORRIS, MAUDE E. Typical western mushrooms 20:1 p. 31-42 MORRISON, C. G. The lodge country 9 p. 70-78 MOUNT BAKER NATIONAL FOREST –HISTORY Chriswell, H. C. Historical sketch — Mt. Baker national forest 57:4 p. 41-53 MOUNT GARIBALDI PARK OUTING — 1923 vol. 16 MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK Curtis, Asahel The future of the Rainier National Park 4 p. 42-43 Lee, Fairman B. Guiding the tenderfoot in Paradise Valley 12 p. 34-37 Matthes, F. E. Mapping Mt. Rainier National Park 3 p. 53-54

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Molenaar, Dee A pre-war summer at Rainier 37:1 p. 5-15 Tomlinson, Owen A. Development of our national park 17:1 p. 40-45 Toll, Roger W. Our national park 12 p. 24-34 MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK –BIBLIOGRAPHY Potts, Merlin K. 45:13 p. 94 MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK –HISTORY Goodman, Keith Born forty years too soon 45:13 p. 47-50 MOUNT ROBSON PARK Nettleton, Lulie A trip into Mount Robson Park 10 p. 58-62 MOUNT ROBSON PARK OUTING — 1927 vol. 20 MOUNTAIN BEAVER Paschall, S. Edward Mountain beaver 13:1 p. 40-43 MOUNTAIN CABIN MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION Daiber, Ome Mountain cabin memorial association 39:13 p. 55 A MOUNTAIN EXPERIENCE Wells, E. H. 1:4 p. 103-107 MOUNTAIN GOAT Zalesky, Philip H. Research asked on mountain goats 47:13 p. 37 MOUNTAIN PASSES Hazard, Joseph T. Mountain passes divide old Oregon 31:1 p. 14-16 MOUNTAIN PASSES DIVIDE OLD OREGON Hazard, Joseph T. 31:1 p. 14-16

MOUNTAIN RESCUE Bauer, Wolf G. Can you handle an emergency? 45:13 p. 27-33 Climbing Committee Rescue procedure. Comments 33:1 p. 29 Norden, Phyllis The Mountaineer Rescue Patrol 32:1 p. 50-51 Patterson, Jacqui L. Development in search and rescue equipment by the Mountain Rescue and Safety Council 43:13 p. 13-14 MOUNTAIN RESCUE COUNCIL Bauer, Wolf Mountain rescue and safety council 39:14 p. 45 MOUNTAIN RESCUE COUNCIL (continued) Daiber, Ome Mountain Rescue Council undertakes far reaching safety program 47:13 p. 35-40 MOUNTAIN RESCUE COUNCIL UNDERTAKES FAR REACHING SAFETY PROGRAM Daiber, Ome 47:13 p. 38-40 MOUNTAINEER ACTIVITIES Shelton, Celia D. 11 p. 51-64 THE MOUNTAINEER CLIMBERS Wing, Jane E. 27:1 p. 23-24 MOUNTAINEER CONSERVATION: CONTRIBUTION TO DESTINY Zalesky, Philip 59:4 p. 53-93 THE MOUNTAINEER EMBLEM Nelson, L. A. ' 11 p. 78-84 MOUNTAINEER EXPEDITION COMMITTEE 48:13 p. 59 A MOUNTAINEER GOES ADVENTURING IN LEBANON Johnston, Elizabeth 48:13 p. 11-13 MOUNTAINEER GOODNIGHT SONG 45:13 p. 77 A MOUNTAINEER IN COLORADO Harnden, Edward W. 15:1 p. 47-53 THE MOUNTAINEER INFLUENCE IN NORTHWEST SKIING Hayes, Robert H. 26:1 p. 16-17 MOUNTAINEER LIBRARY Schmidt, Elizabeth Our Mountaineer library 33:1 p. 52-56 Includes list of holdings Schmidt, Elizabeth, comp. New books added to the library during 1942-1943 36:1 p. 29 New titles added to the Mountaineer library during 1944 37:1 p. 43 New titles added to the Mountaineer library during 1944 38:1 p. 46 Titles added to the Mountaineer library during 1945-46 39:1 p. 36 Additions to the Mountaineer Library, 1946-47 39:13 p. 43 Additions to Mountaineer Library, 1949-1950 42:13 p. 53 Additions to the Mountaineer Library, January to October, 1951 43:13 p. 51 A MOUNTAINEER LOOKS AT FOLDBOATING 43:13 p. 24-26, 27 THE MOUNTAINEER OUTING OF 1929; A GYPSY TOUR Crayton, Catherine 22:1 p. 9-17

MOUNTAINEER OUTINGS: A FEW THOUGHTS Nelson, L. A. 16:1 p. 47-55

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THE MOUNTAINEER PLAYERS Froistad, Wilmer 26:1 p. 17-19 THE MOUNTAINEER RESCUE PATROL Norden, Phyllis 32:1 p. 50-51 MOUNTAINEER SKI TRIPS Winder, Arthur 25:1 p. 26-29 THE MOUNTAINEER SKIERS 28:1 p. 19-20 MOUNTAINEER SKIING, 1927-1933 Ball, Fred 56:4 p. 18-25 MOUNTAINEER SPIRIT Dyer, Ralph L. 18:1 p. 60-62 MOUNTAINEER THEATRICALS Kirkwood, Elizabeth A history of Mountaineer theatricals 23:1 p. 61-66 Walker, Harriet K. Thirty years and thirty plays 50:1 p. 65-69 Twenty years of sylvan scenes 35:1 p. 7-10 MOUNTAINEER WHISTLERS Crisler, Lois 54:4 p. 28-34 MOUNTAINEERING Bade', William Frederick The higher functions of a mountain club 5 p. 9-13 Dyer, Ralph L. Mountaineer spirit 18:1 p. 60-62 MOUNTAINEERING – ACCIDENTS see Accidents — Mountaineering MOUNTAINEERING – BIBLIOGRAPHY Anderson, Mary G. Bibliography of books on climbing technique 30:1 p. 44 MOUNTAINEERING CLUBS — EMBLEMS vol. 32:1 End Sheets MOUNTAINEERING DEVELOPMENT GROUP Bauer, Wolf The Mountaineering development group 39:13 p. 41-43 Mountaineering development group 39:14 p. 39-40 MOUNTAINEERING — EQUIPMENT 46:13 p. 75-79 (Block and tackle) Widrig, Ralph Contraction bolt 39:14 p. 55 Gear and gadgets 27:1 p. 26 Belanger, Jean Ice Piton Study 54:4 p. 108 Mountaineering notes 26:1 p. 23 MOUNTAINEERING — TECHNICAL ASPECTS An alternative to planned bivouacs 43:13 p. 35 Beckwith, Cameron Sliding middleman technique in snow 42:13 p. 19-24

MOUNTAINEERING — TECHNICAL ASPECTS (continued) Bolt Kit 43:13 p. 40 Lind, David Snow and ice travel, by David Lind and Ome Daiber 32:1 p. 46-49 Strumia, Max M. Fundamentals on the uses of the rope 24:1 p. 41-45 The wide-angle piton 43:13 p. 66 c/n MOUNTAINEERING TERMINOLOGY 7 p. 102 Meany, Edmond S. Brief dictionary of Alpine terms, by Edmond S. Meany and Edmond S. Meany, Jr. 21:1 p. 35-43 MOUNTAINEERING TERMINOLOGY (continued) Mountaineering Glossary Compiled by the Climbers' Group (third revision) 32:1 p. 23-24 MOUNTAINEERING –WINTER Conway, Elizabeth Wright An ideal winter outing 17:1 p. 35-39 Manning, Harvey Olympus in winter 52:4 p. 63-70 Walsh, Mrs. Stuart P. High adventure in winter 20:1 p. 46-49 Weer, J. H. Winter mountaineering 10 p. 47-50 MOUNTAINEERS AND MOUNTAIN NAMES Erickson, Gilbert, compiler 30:1 p. 41-42 THE MOUNTAINEERS' ASCENT OF MOUNT SI Bigelow, Alida J. 1:2 p. 49-51 MOUNTAINEERS – BOOKS Hazle, John R. A Giant Step (Mountaineering — Freedom of the hills) 54:4 p. 94 MOUNTAINEERS — CHARTER MEMBERS 58:4 p. 74 59:4 p. 195 Charter members — then and now 55:4 p. 84-88 Faurc, Eugene Our charter members — then and now 54:4 p. 41.50 THE MOUNTAINEERS CLIMB MOUNT SHUKSAN Fisher, C. A. 21:1 p. 25-28 THE MOUNTAINEERS FIND HIDDEN RANCH Slauson, Morda 50:1 p. 62-64 THE MOUNTAINEERS' FIRST ASCENT OF MT. BAKER Curtis, Asahel 1:4 p. 97-99

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THE MOUNTAINEERS – HISTORY Allen, Edward Early times 54:4 p. 62-68 Bremerman, Ellen Historical highlights 30:1 p. 34-39 Faure, E. R. 1907 Olympus Summit Climbers identified 58:4 p. 41

THE MOUNTAINEERS – HISTORY (continued) Glimpses of the mountaineers during the war 11 p. 64-74 Hayes, Robert H. The development of skiing in the Mountaineers 22:1 p. 33-36 Hazard, Joseph T. 1906 — The first twenty years — 1930 50:1 p. 6-13 Our second ten years 30:1 p. 13-16 Special outings 16:1 p. 55-63 King, Mollie Leckenby Early outings through the eyes of a girl 50:1 p. 36-37 Lilly, Elizabeth Sander The impressions of a tenderfoot 13:1 p. 56-60 Meany, Edmond S. Objects of our club 3 p. 5-7 Nelson, L. A. First summer outing: the Olympics, 1907 50:1 p. 34-35 The Mountaineer emblem 11 p. 78-84 Thirty years in retrospect: the first decade in Mountaineer annals 30:1 p. 9-12 Paschall, Edward S. What is a mountaineer? What is the Mountaineer spirit? 16:1 p. 41-42 Reed, Katherine Eastern impressions of the Mountaineers 2 p. 43-50 Rosenberg, May Trails traveled ` 35:1 p. 23-24 Rudy, Helen Reminiscences of a Mountaineer, as told to Helen Rudy 34:1 p. 34-39 Ryder, Madalene 30:1 p. 16-18 Shelton, Celia D. Mountaineer activities 11 p. 51-64 Winder, Arthur R. 1931—the second twenty-five years—1956 50:1 p. 14-20 MOUNTAINEERS IN THE OLYMPICS Banks, Mary 1:3 p. 75-79 MOUNTAINEERS' OUTING ON GLACIER PEAK Nettleton, Lulie 3 p. 29-40 THE MOUNTAINEERS' OUTING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MT. RAINIER 5 p. 14-23 MOUNTAINEERS' OUTING TO MOUNT RAINIER Curtis, Asahel 2 p. 4-12 A MOUNTAINEER'S SKETCH BOOK Schurman, Clark E. 32:1 p. 33-45 (Reprint of 1939) 39:13 p. 33-40 MOUNTAINS — BIBLIOGRAPHY 3 p. 95-96 1:4 p. 147-152 MOUNTAINS — CASCADE RANGE Buswell, Joseph M. 14,000 foot climbs of the Pacific Coast 37:1 p. 18-22

MOUNTAINS — PICTURES, ILLUSTRATIONS, ETC. Schurman, Clark E. A mountaineer's sketch book 32:1 p. 33-45 A mountaineer's sketch book (Reprint of 1939) 39:13 p. 33-40 MOUNTAINS — SIERRA RANGE Buswell, Joseph M. 14,000 foot climbs of the Pacific Coast 37:1 p. 18-22 MOUNTAINS – WASHINGTON Harnden, E. W. The lure of the West 2 p. 25-29 A list of mountain peaks and altitudes of the state of Washington 1:4 p. 141-146 MOUNTAINS AND MODERN ART MacGowan, Clara 31:1 p. 21-23 THE MOUNTAINS OF WASHINGTON Lyman, W.D. 1:1 p. 5-11 MOUNTAINS: WEATHER BREEDERS AND BARRIERS Church, Phil E. 30:1 p. 26-28 MUIR JOHN Warner, A.C. John Muir's ascent of Mt. Rainier. With an introduction by Aubrey L. Haines 50:1 p. 38-45 MUIR GLACIER — GLACIER BAY, ALASKA Andrews, C. L. The retreat of Muir Glacier 24:1 p. 11-17 MULDROW GLACIER Carpenter, Kenn 51:4 p. 106-107 c/n MURIE, OLAUS J. Reflection at a beaver pond 46:13 p. 35-37 MUSHROOMS Morris, Maude E. Typical Western mushrooms 20:1 p. 31-42

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MUZZY, MAURY Some climbs in the Tetons 48:13 p. 17 MY BIRDS IN THE SELKIRKS Forsyth, Lydia E. 31:1 p. 17-19 MY YEARS AT MEANY Iverson, Mrs. Harry K. (Nashie) 50:1 p. 57 MYERS, HARRY McL. On the ascents of Mount Rainier 13:1 p. 41-48 MYERS, HARRY M. On the ascents of Mount Rainier 28:1 p. 6

NACHES PASS Meany, Edmond S. 5 p. 40-41 NAME CALLING Hitchman, Robert 52:4 p. 6-17

66 NAMES, GEOGRAPHICAL Boundary Ridge Chilliwack River Dancing Lady Lake Glacier Lake Larrabee, Mount Marjorie Lake Oliver Lake Rainbow Lake Ruth Mountain Sefrit, Mount Selkirk Mountains Spiral Butte Surprise Lake Tomyhoi Creek Wilkes Hills 47:13 p. 100-101 Bosworth, W. M. Origin of two names on Mount Rainier 15:1 p. 76-77 Erickson, Gilbert, compiler Mountaineers and mountain names 30:1 p. 41-42 McLellan, Peter Geographic names 45:13 p. 91 NAMES, GEOGRAPHICAL (continued) Sylvester, Albert Hale Place-naming in the Northwest 39:1 p. 9-16 Three new mountain names: Bryant Peak Mount Wright Camp Hazard 17:1 p. 73 NANGA PARBAT Daiber, Ome The climber's digest: Mount Lucania, Devil's Tower and Nanga Parbat in 1937. 30:1 p. 31-32 A digest of world climbs 31:1 p. 35-38 NASH, LOUIS In Memoriam 39:14 p. 59 NASHIE See Iverson, Mrs. Harry K. NATIONAL PARKS AND RESERVES — U.S. Garrison, Lemuel A. Mission 66 50:1 p. 88-91 Mather, Stephen T. America's national parks 17:1 p. 22-24 NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY Denman, A, H. Concerning our pictures 10 p. 41-46 THE NEEDLES — (OLYMPICS) Munson, Joe 55:4 p. 90 c/n NEIGHBORS IN THE ARARAT FLORAL COLONY Streator, Gertrude Inez 17:1 p. 31-34 NELSON, L. A. The ascent of Mount Olympus 1:3 p. 65-68 First Summer outing: the Olympics, 1907 50:1 p. 34-35 Mount Meany 13:1 p. 31-33 The Mountaineer emblem 11 p. 78-84 Mountaineer outings: a few thoughts 16:1 p. 47-55 Record of ascents of Glacier Peak 3 p. 25-28 Thirty years in retrospect: the first decade in Mountaineer annals 30:1 p. 9-12

NETTLETON, LULIE Mountaineers' outing on Glacier Peak 3 p. 29-40 A trip into Mount Robson Park 10 p. 58-62 With the Mountaineers on Mt. Baker 1:4 p. 87-96 NEW CLIMBS IN THE CASCADES Rankin, Keith 39:1 p. 28-30 THE NEW FOREST Cummins, Patrick J. 55:4 p. 45-49 A NEW MOUNTAIN COUNTRY Harnden, Edward W. 3 p. 9-16 A NEW ROUTE UP MT. RAINIER Keen, Dora 5 p. 37-39 NEWMAN, COLEMAN The Roosevelt elk 52:4 p. 38-40 NICOLINO, TOM The pumpernickel Picket outing — (an experiment in snow cave engineering) by Tom Nicolino and Dan Hendricks 56:4 p. 57-62 NIENDORFF, BILL, joint author Yeasting, Bob King Peak — Yukon expedition, 1952, by Bob Yeasting and Bill Niendorff 45:13 p. 41-46, 91

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NIGHTMARE ROCK Cooper, Ed 54:4 p. 108 c/n 1909 — THE EVERETT BRANCH – 1956 Astell, Joan 50:1 p. 21-22 !906 — THE FIRST TWENTY YEARS – 1930 Hazard, Joseph T. 50:1 p. 6-13 1955 INTERNATIONAL HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION McGowan, Richard E. 50:1 p. 78-86 1931 — THE SECOND TWENTY-FIVE YEARS – 1956 Winder, Arthur R. 50:1 p. 14-20 1912 — THE TACOMA BRANCH – 1956 Goodman, Keith D. 50:1 p. 23-25 NISQUALLY GLACIER Harrison, A. E. Ice advances during the recession of the Nisqually Glacier 43:13 p. 7-12 NO FIASCO ON MT. OTTARASKO Dragseth, Margaret 56:4 p. 49-52 NO ONE TO LOOK TO Brooks, Richard J. 47:13 p. 33-35, 90 NOOKSACK TOWER Beckey, Fred Goals realized 39:1 p. 44-46 NORDEN, PHYLLIS The Mountaineer Rescue Patrol 32:1 p. 50-51 NORMATIVE DECISION-MAKING IN FEDERAL LAND MANAGEMENT AGENCIES McCloskeyJ. Michael 58:4 p. 50-56 NORTH CASCADES — OUTING – 1963 Stehekin vol. 57:4

NORTH CASCADES Crowder, D. F. The Suiattle gateway, an excerpt from Guide to the North Cascades, Routes and rocks from Glacier Peak to Lake Chelan, by D. F. Crowder and R. W. Tabor 57:4 p. 54-65 Goldsworthy, Patrick Donovan Washington's golden triangle of national parks 59:4 p. 103-117 Hessey, Charles D., Jr. Across the North Cascades primitive area 59:4 p. 118-122 North Cascades Conservation Council 1963 North Cascades National Park proposal 57:4 p. 79-108 Zalesky, Philip H. Accessible points and features of the Glacier Peak — North Cascades region 51:4 p. 85-87 NORTH CASCADES – BIBLIOGRAPHY edited by Marjorie Wilson 51:4 p. 68-72 NORTH CASCADES – HISTORY Coleman, Winifred S. Exploratory expeditions through the North Cascades 57:4 p. 27-36 NORTH CASCADES — STUDY TEAM REPORT Pegues, Rodger W. North Cascades study team report 59:4 p. 146-149 NORTH CASCADES – TRAILS Ferber, Peggy Short trips among big mountains 57:4 p. 95-98 NORTH CASCADES CONSERVATION COUNCIL 1963 North Cascades National Park proposal 57:4 p. 99-108 NORTH CRESTED BUTTE Vielbig, Klindt 52:4 p. 110 c/n NORTH OF THE TAKU Beckey, Fred 40:13 p. 47-51 NORTH PALISADE Bale, Robert Climbers' outing in the high Sierra 50:1 p. 114-115 NORTHERN LIFE TOWER BRINGING THE MOUNTAIN TO THE CITY Albertson, A. H. 22:1 p. 20-28 NORTHERN PICKETS Mohling, Franz 51:4 p. 99-100 c/n NORTHERN PICKETS — CLIMBERS' OUTING 1950 vol. 42:13 NORTHERN PICKETS — CLIMBERS' OUTING 1962 vol. 56:4 Also in climbing notes NORTHWEST MOX PEAK — WEST RIDGE 58:4 p. 86 c/n NORTHWEST MOUNTAINEERING CONFERENCE Bauer, Wolf Pacific Northwest conference 39:14 p. 40 NOW CONQUERED Johnson, Gummie 39:13 p. 49-52

OBJECTS OF OUR CLUB Meany, Edmond S. 3 p. 5-7 OCHSNER, MRS. M. C. Snoqualmie 39:14 p. 31

OLD SNOQUALMIE LODGE Byington, Lurry 50:1 p. 58-59

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OLYMPIA BRANCH Wiseman, Paul W. Olympia organizes 58:4 p. 68-70 THE OLYMPIC BOUNDARY STRUGGLE Lien, Carsten 52:4 p. 18-37 OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS OUTING (FIFTH) -1933 vol. 26 OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS OUTING — 1940 vol. 33 OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS Banks, Mary Mountaineers in the Olympics 1:3 p. 75-79 Christie, J. H. From the leader of the Press expedition (Letter) 19:1 p. 37-39 Flett, J. B. Observations on the Olympics 1:2 p. 43-44 Hanna, Ina M. Expeditions into the Olympic mountains 1:2 p. 29-34 Lamb, Frank H. Making the Olympics accessible 19:1 p. 27-29 Landes, Henry Notes on the geography of the Olympics 1:2 p. 36-38 Lewis, Theodore C. Some unexplored sections of the Olympics 19:1 p. 25-26 MacLean, Betty Back-packing among the Olympics 36:1 p. 28-29 Meany, Edmond S. The Olympics in history and legend 6 p. 51-55 Remey, Mary Paschall Ridge-running north of Mt. Olympus 18:1 p. 52-53 Ruddiman, Ronald R. Short hikes in the Olympics 19:1 p. 21-24 OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK Fromme, R. L. The Olympic National Forest — What it means 6 p. 9-18 Humphrey, W. E. Olympic national monument 2 p. 41-42 Lien, Carsten The Olympic boundary struggle 52:4 p. 18-37 Meany, Edmond S. The Olympic National Monument 4 p. 54-59 OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK-BIBLIOGRAPHY 45:13 p. 95 OLYMPIC OCEAN STRIP Brockman, William E. The Olympic ocean strip 52:4 p. 55-62 OLYMPIC OUTING — 1907 vol. 1 OLYMPIC OUTING — 1913 vol.6

OLYMPIC OUTING (THIRD) — 1920 vol. 13 OLYMPIC PENINSULA OUTING — 1926 vol. 19 OLYMPIC PENINSULA Hitchman, Robert Name calling 52:4 p. 6-17 OLYMPIC RAIN FOREST Sharpe, Grant W. The wet West side 52:4 p. 41-50 OLYMPICS See also: Olympic Mountains Olympic National Park Olympic Ocean Strip Olympic Peninsula Olympus, Mount OLYMPICS – BIBLIOGRAPHY Dyer, Pauline The Olympics: a bibliography 52:4 p. 71-95 OLYMPUS, MOUNT Savery,Dick 50:1 p. 123-124 c/n Curtis, Asahel : Storm bound on Mount Olympus 1:3 p. 69-72 Degenhardt, Stella Century of climbing state's highest peaks 47:13 p. 47-49, 77-78 Faure, E. R. 1907 Olympus Summit climbers identified 58:4 p. 41 Hazard, Joseph T. How to climb the six major peaks of Washington 24:1 p. 45-50 Humes, G. W. Journey to Mount Olympus 1:2 p. 41-42 Manning, Harvey Olympus in winter 52:4 p. 63-70 Nelson, L. A. The ascent of Mount Olympus 1:3 p. 65-68 Parsons, Marion Randall The ascent of Mt. Olympus 6 p. 33-41 Savery, Dick 50:1 p. 123-124 c/n Spring, Mrs. Bob Is this trip necessary? 39:13 p. 30 Streator, Gertrude Inez Triple-peaked Olympus has three records 13:1 p. 29-30 Widrig, Ralph " Ski Mountaineering 39:14 p. 54-55 OLYMPUS, MOUNT – HISTORY OLYMPUS, MOUNT — WEST PEAK Maykut, Gary 58:4 p. 85 c/n

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OLYMPUS, MOUNT (GREECE) Bailey, Winona Eight days on Mount Olympus in Thessaly 15:1 p. 30-38 Farquhar, Francis P. An ascent of Mt. Olympus in Thessaly, Greece 14:1 p. 44-48

ON COLUMBIA'S CREST Ingraham, E. S. 2 p. 13 AN OPEN LETTER FROM THE ALEUTIANS Barnes, John 38:1 p. 12-13 OPERATION WHITE TOWER Craig, Robert W. : 39:13 p. 26-29 ORIENTATION Kelley, Clinton Orientation 33:1 p. 11-17 THE ORIGIN OF MOUNTS BAKER AND RAINIER; THE INDIAN LEGEND Buchanan, Charles M. 9 p. 32-35 OSBORN, F. A. The Lake Chelan outing 28:1 p. 10-12 OSSEWARD, JOHN Land laws and land usage in Washington state 54:4 p. 69-93 OTTARASKO, MOUNT Dragseth, Margaret No fiasco on Mt. Ottarasko 56:4 p. 49-52 OUR BACKYARD WILDERNESS: ALPINE LAKES Warth, John 59:4 p. 123-132 OUR CHARTER MEMBERS-THEN AND NOW Faure, Eugene 54:4 p. 41-50 OUR NATIONAL PARK Toll, Roger W. 12 p. 24-34 OUR SECOND TEN YEARS Hazard, Joseph T. 30:1 p. 13-16 OUTING REFLECTIONS Gavett, Cora Mae 35:1 p. 11-12 OUTINGS Hard, Mary L. Preparations for two or three-day outings 9 p. 64-67 Nelson, L. A. Mountaineer outings: a few thoughts 16:1 p. 47-55 OVER THE MOUNTAINS THE CARIBOU CAME Crisler, Lois 47:13 p. 20-22, 78 OVERCOAT PEAK 47:13 p. 64 c/n

PACIFIC CREST TRAIL See also Cascade Crest Trail Hazard, Joseph T. Along the Pacific Coast trails: from the Columbia river to Mexico 48:13 p. 26-30 PACIFIC NORTHWEST CONFERENCE Bauer, Wolf 39:14 p. 40 PACKING THROUGH THE PICKETS deSaussure, Frank 55:4 p. 75-83 THE PACK-TRAIN Farrer, Charles M. 18:1 p. 58-59

PAINTING MacGowan, Clara Mountains and modern art 31:1 p. 21-23 Walker, Harriet K. If you could only paint it 47:13 p. 42 PALESTINE Remey, Wm. B. A mountaineer's pilgrimage to Palestine 14:1 p. 48-50 PAPOOSE ROCK 55:4 p. 92 c/n PAPOOSE ROCK (BRITISH COLUMBIA) 55:4 p. 100 c/n PARADISE GLACIER — MOUNT RAINIER Rue, Walter Paradise Glacier vanishes 47:13 p. 45-46 PARADISE TO WHITE RIVER CAMP ON SKIS Strizek, Otto P. 27:1 p. 20-21 PARADISE VALLEY (LAKE LOUISE) — OUTING — 1944 vol. 37 PARADISE VALLEY (MOUNT RAINIER) Shorrock, Gertrude Living in Paradise 36:1 p. 21-24 PARK CREEK PASS 43:13 p. 66 c/n PARSONS, MARION RANDALL The ascent of Mt. Olympus 6 p. 33-41 The Glacier National Park outing 7 p. 17-37 The Sierra Club outing to the King's River Canyon 3 p. 46-52 Stolen bells — a comparison 13:1 p. 69-71 PASCHALL, MARY The Mountaineers' outing on the north side of Mt. Rainier 5 p. 14-23 PASCHALL, MARY R. The Kitsap Rhododendron preserve 9 p. 67-70 PASCHALL, MARY and PATIENCE Slauson, Morda C. 'This is the forest primeval' 48:13 p. 42-43

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PASCHALL, S. EDWARD Mountain beaver 13:1 p. 40-43 What is a mountaineer? What is the Mountaineer spirit? 16:1 p. 41-42 PATROL RACES HIGHLIGHT THE '30s Shorrock, Paul 50:1 p. 60-61 PATROLLING NATIONAL FORESTS BY PLANE Geithmann, Harriet 23:1 p. 31-32 As reported to Harriet Geithmann by David Pollock PATTERSON, JACQUI L. Developments in search and rescue equipment by the Mountain Rescue and Safety Council 43:13 p. 13-14 PEAK 4897 Carpenter, Kenn 54:4 p. 103 c/n PEAK 7732 58:4 p. 86 c/n

PEGUES RODGER W. Growing pains can prove fatal 59:4 p. 13-22 North Cascades study team report 59:4 p. 146-149 PESHASTIN PINNACLES 45:13 p. 81 c/n Grand Central Tower Dinosaur Tower Cooper, Edward 52:4 p. Ill c/n Grand Central Tower Grand Central Tower — South Corner Dinosaur Tower — North Corner Dinosaur Tower — Northwest Face Beckey, Fred 53:4 p. 93-94 c/n Grand Central Tower Dinosaur Tower Sunset Slab Beckey, Fred 54:4 p. 106-107 c/n PENBERTHY,LARRY Bonanza Peak 43:13 p. 63-64 PENNANT PEAK 45:13 p. 83 c/n PENROSE, FRANCES The 1927 summer outing 20:1 p. 5-14 PERSHING, MOUNT — EAST SIDE 53:4 p. 85 c/n PHANTOM PEAK Other first ascents 33:1 p. 39 PHOTOGRAMMETRIC GLACIER MEASUREMENTS ON THE VOLCANIC PEAKS OF WASHINGTON Hoffman, Walther 46:13 p. 7-16 THE PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT Morgan, H. R. 24:1 p. 69 PHOTOGRAPHY Anderson, Maurice P. How to use your Kodak 20:1 p. 42-46 Denman, A. H. Concerning our pictures 10 p. 41-46 Hayes, Robert H. Notes on outdoor photography 28:1 p. 26-29 McKinnis, Lawrence "Shutter shots" 35:1 p. 15-16 PICKET RANGE See also Northern Pickets Southern Pickets deSaussure, Frank Packing through the Pickets 55:4 p. 75-83 THE PICKET RANGE 46:13 p. 68 c/n PINGORA — EAST FACE Davis, Dan 57:4 p. 135 c/n PINNACLE PEAK (YUKON) Randall, Al First ascent of Pinnacle in the Yukon, by Al and Frances Randall 59:4 p. 162-166 THE PINNACLES Beckey, Fred 55:4 p. 92 c/n PIPER, C. V. A narrow escape 8 p. 52-53

PIRRIE MEMORIAL MONUMENT Carlson, Theodore Beach rescue 56:4 p. 80-83 PITON TOWER 51:4 p. 107 c/n 55:4 p. 101-102 c/n PLACE-NAMING IN THE NORTHWEST Sylvester, Albert Hale 39:1 p. 9-16 PLACE NAMES See Names, Geographical PLANT LIFE OF THE AREA SURROUNDING GLACIER PEAK English, Edith Hardin 51:4 p. 28-39 PLANTS Eaton, Cora Smith Report of the botanists, by Cora Smith Eaton and Winona Bailey 3 p. 19-23 PLANTS — CASCADE MOUNTAINS Streator, Gertrude Inez Many were the flowers and trees of the Cascade Mountains,by Gertrude Streator and A. H. Denman 18:1 p. 36-38 PLANTS — GLACIER PEAK AREA English, Edith Hardin Plant life of the area surrounding Glacier Peak 51:4 p. 28-39

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PLANTS – OLYMPICS Flett, J. B. The seed plants, ferns, and fern allies of the higher regions of the Olympic Mountains 1:4 p. 108-116 Frye, T. C. Thallophytes and Bryophytes from the Olympic Mountains 1:4 p. 117-138 THE PLEIADES 45:13 p. 83 c/n 46:13 p. 67 c/n PLUMB, H. L. Register for safety 33:1 p. 28 POETRY A. H. A. "Meany" 4 p. 29 Barrie, Hugh When I am dead . . , 59:4 p. 152 C. E. S. "Just a song of the mountains" 32:1 p. 54 Corbit, Fred A. The cook is King 47:13 p. 69 Hall, Kay De Bard Climbers in Tuolumne 39:14 p. 42 Harriman, Alice Mount Baker 1:4 p. 96 Hinman, H. B. Above the clouds 34:1 p. 40 Ice Flowers 35:1 p. 19 "Little hay-maker of the mountains" 35:1 p. 24 The goal 34:1 p. 40 The pines 35:1 p. 10 Mount Rainier (a sonnet) 35:1 p. 13

POETRY, Hinman, H. B (continued) A sunset sketch 34:1 p. 23 Kennedy, Marjorie The Tetons 32:1 frontspc. Kizer, R. Bruce The spires of timber line 35:1 p. 22 Leckenby, Josephine Little-boy-brown 48:13 p. 34 Meany, Edmond S. At rhododendron time 10 p. 77 Carbon glacier 2 p. 14-15 Climbing a snow mountain 15:1 p. 66-67 The dog-tooth violet 2 p. 37 Down the Quinault river 19:1 p. 19 Glacier basin 17:1 p. 80 Glacier peak 3 p. 24-25 Goat Lake 11 p. 40 Silverton in the Cascades 11 p. 40-41 Grand Park 5 p. 36 Gray flags of the hills 6 p. 18 The harp of O'Hara 22:1 p. 7 John Muir 15:1 p. 81 Little Tahoma 5 p. 13 Mount Adams 4 p. 13-14 Mount Rainier 2 frontspc. The mountain encircled 8 p. 42 Mountain lupine 4 p. 25 Ned 18:1 p. 56 On a glacial moraine 17:1 p. 71 Our lodge in the hills 8 p. 90 Rocks of the hills 8 p. 34 Verses from Mount Garibaldi Park "On Panorama Ridge" "Parnassus Creek" "O Mountain Grove Perpetual" "Mount Garibaldi Park" 16:1 p. 24-26 White heather 14:1 p. 35 Molenaar, Sarah Lee Why? 39:14 p. 29 Nettleton, Lulie A mountaineer's reverie 1:3 p. 64

POETRY (continued) Paschall, Patience Berkeley Park 23:1 p. 34 Mountain campfires 23:1 p. 30 To my skis 20:1 p. 49 Paschall, Patience L. Kitsap Cabin 39:14 p. 52 Prestrud, Ken "I'm dreaming of the mountains . 37:1 p. 64 Remey, Mary and Paschall, Patience Rainy day at O'Hara 34:1 p. 21 Ryder-Smith, Roland Affinity 33:1 p. 47

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Escape . 33:1 p. 42 Firm friends 32:1 p. 31 Hill wealth 34:1 p. 40 One mountain morning 33:1 p. 4 Panorama from Olympus 33:1 p. 31 Voyage 32:1 p. 8 Schurman, Clark E. Mountain prelude and recessional 31:1 p. 20 Snow, Stacy M. A song of a mountaineer 33:1 p. 33 Stark, Richard To those who climb 43:13 p. 14 T. E. J. In Memoriam 45:13 p. 78 Van Dyke, Henry Doors of daring 3 p. 8 Van Horn, Francis J. The great white hills of God 3 p. 55-56 Walsh, Edna F. A dedication 24:1 p. 55 Walsh, Edna Flexer To my skis 21:1 p. 51 Winship, Florence Sarah Why? 40:13 p. 32 Wright, Chuck A tribute to Unicorn 50:1 p. 72 Zahniser, Mathias Expectations 51:4 p. 15 POLLOCK, ADELAIDE L. A day on Mount Vesuvius 1:3 p. 72-74 POLLOCK, ADELAIDE LOWRY A Cascade bird day 3 p. 16-18 POLLOCK, DAVID Patrolling national forests by plane 23:1 p. 31-32 As reported to Harriet Geithmann by David Pollock 77

POPOCATEPETL Balch, Doris Ascent of Popocatepetl 40:13 p. 45-46 Glisan, Rodney L. The ascent of Popocatepetl 15:1 p. 40-46 POPULATION Pegues, Rodger W. Growing pains can prove fatal 59:4 p. 13-22 PREPARATIONS FOR TWO OR THREE DAY OUTINGS Hard, Mary L. 9 p. 64-67 PRESS EXPEDITION (OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS) Christie, J. H. From the leader of the Press expedition (Letter) 19:1 p. 37-39 A PRE-WAR SUMMER AT RAINIER Molenaar, Dee 37:1 p. 5-15 PRINCESS LOUISA INLET Young, Arthur Princess Louisa inlet 23:1 p. 41-44 PROJECT "SNOW CORNICE" – (THE ST. ELIAS RANGE, 1948) Miller, Maynard M. 39:14 p. 46-49 THE PRONG 45:13 p. 82 c/n PRUSSIK PEAK 51:4 p. 107 c/n PRUSSIK PEAK — SOUTH FACE Davis, Dan 56:4 p. 95 c/n PTARMIGANS (CLUB) Manning, Harvey Ptarmigans and their ptrips 51:4 p. 48-65 PTARMIGANS AND THEIR PTRIPS Manning, Harvey 51:4 p. 48-65 PUBLIC LANDS LAWS McCloskey, J. Michael Normative decision-making in federal land management agencies 58:4 p. 50-56 Manning, Harvey This land is your land, this land is my land 59:4 p. 23-52 Osseward, John Land laws and land usage in Washington State 54:4 p. 69-93

QUEEN AND CONCUBINES (B.C.) Josendal, Vie 59:4 p. 196-197 c/n

RAINBOW BRIDGE 46:13 p. 68 c/n RAINIER, MOUNT see also, Mount Rainier National Park

78 RAINIER, MOUNT Clark, Ella E. Mount Rainier in Indian legendry 48:13 p. 14-16 Curtis, Asahel Mountaineers' outing to Mount Rainier 2 p. 4-12 Degenhardt, Stella Century of climbing state's highest peaks 47:13 p. 47-49, 77-78 Gallagher, Jack Recent ascents of Mount Rainier 46:13 p. 74-75

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Hack, E. M. The ascent of Mt. Rainier 5 p. 28-36 Hall, Sigurd Mount Rainier on skis 32:1 p. 30 Hanna, Ruth Campfire reflections 8 p. 35-41 Hazard, Joseph T. How to climb the six major peaks of Washington 24:1 p. 45-50 Ingraham, E. S. Early ascents of Mt. Rainier 2 p. 38-41 On Columbia's crest 2 p. 13 Keen, Dora A new route up Mt. Rainier 5 p. 37-39 Matthes, P. E. The survey of Mount Rainier 8 p. 61-66 Meany, Edmond S. Mount Rainier in Indian legends 23:1 p. 23-25 Rogers, Philip G. Around Mount Rainier with the Mountaineers 8 p. 9-26 Sperlin, O. B. Forty-eighth anniversary ascent of the mountain 12 p. 52-64 Weer, J. H. Success Cleaver route to Rainier's summit 11 p. 49-50 Welsh, Charles E. Ski ascent of Mt. Rainier 39:14 p. 37-38 RAINIER, MOUNT — BIBLIOGRAPHY 2 p. 65-70 RAINIER, MOUNT — CURTIS RIDGE Prater, Gene 51:4 p. 97-98 c/n RAINIER, MOUNT — GIBRALTAR ROUTE Miller, Tom Rockfall on the Gibraltar route 47:13 p. 67-68 RAINIER, MOUNT – HISTORY Brown, Allison L. Ascent of Mount Rainier by the Ingraham glacier 13:1 p. 49-50 Haines, Aubrey L. Three Snohomish gentlemen make a successful ascent 47:13 p. 5-7, 75-76 It was a vast solitude 47:13 p. 40 Meany, Edmond S., comp. Messages of appreciation 8 p. 45-53

RAINIER, MOUNT – HISTORY (continued) Messages of appreciation. Introduction by Edmond S. Meany 8 p. 45-53 Letters by: Hazard Stevens, P. B. Van Trump, Bailey Willis, Ben Longmire, E. S. Ingraham, H. M. Sarvant, J. B. Flett, C. V. Piper Molenaar, Dee A summary of ascents of Mount Rainier 50:1 p. 47-54 Myers, Harry M. On the ascents of Mount Rainier 28:1 p. 6 Myers, Harry McL. On the ascent of Mount Rainier 13:1 p. 41-48 Warner, A. C. John Muir's ascent of Mt. Rainier. With an introduction by Aubrey L. Haines 50:1 p. 38-45 RAINIER, MOUNT — KAUTZ CLEAVER 51:4 p. 96 c/n RAINIER, MOUNT-KAUTZ GLACIER HEADWALL Davis, Dan 57:4 p. 131-132 c/n RAINIER, MOUNT — KAUTZ ROUTE Hazard, Joseph T. The completion of the Kautz climb 17:1 p. 57-59 RAINIER, MOUNT — LIBERTY RIDGE 48:13 p. 56-57 c/n Borrow, Will H., Jr. Via Liberty ridge 28:1 p. 7-9 RAINIER, MOUNT — MOWICH FACE 51:4 p. 96 c/n RAINIER, MOUNT — NISQUALLY ICEFALL Molenaar, Dee Ascent of the Nisqually icefall 39:14 p. 18, 19, 23 Rose, Gary 53:4 p. 78-79 c/n RAINIER, MOUNT — NORTH FACE Bauer, Wolf The final conquest 28:1 p. 3-6 The north face of Mount Rainier 27:1 p. 3-5 RAINIER, MOUNT — OUTING — 1909 vol. 2 RAINIER, MOUNT — OUTING (SECOND) — 1912 vol. 5 Grand Park and Summerland RAINIER, MOUNT-OUTING-1915 vol. 8 RAINIER, MT. — OUTING — SECOND TRIP ENCIRCLING THE MOUNTAIN) — 1919 vol. 12 RAINIER, MOUNT — OUTING — 1930 vol. 23 RAINIER, MOUNT — OUTING — 1936 vol.29 RAINIER, MOUNT — OUTING — 1942 vol. 35 RAINIER, MOUNT — OUTING — 1946 vol. 39 RAINIER, MOUNT — OUTING – 1954 (Wonderland Trail) vol. 47:13 RAINIER, MOUNT — PTARMIGAN RIDGE Staley, Herb 50:1 p. 122-123 c/n

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Trosper, Wendell An attempt at Ptarmigan Ridge on Mount Rainier 26:1 p. 14-15

RAINIER, MOUNT — PUYALLUP CLEAVER-SUNSET AMPITHEATRE Trosper, Wendell Mt. Rainier via Puyallup Cleaver — Sunset ampitheatre 30:1 p. 22-25 RAINIER, MOUNT — SUCCESS CLEAVER 40:13 p. 55-56 c/n RAINIER, MOUNT — SUCCESS FINGER Senner, George 54:4 p. 97 c/n RAINIER, MOUNT — SUNSET RIDGE Senner, George R. Mt. Rainier from the West 40:13 p. 4-7 RAINIER, MOUNT — TAHOMA CLEAVER Hovey, Tony 53:4 p. 76 c/n RAINIER, MOUNT — WEST FACE Boyer, Lyman A. Another "unclimbed" conquered 31:1 p. 30-32 RAINIER, MOUNT — WILSON GLACIER HEADWALL 51:4 p. 96 c/n RAMBLES AND SCRAMBLES Hazard, Joseph T. 33:1 p. 57-59 RAND, OLIVE In Memoriam 39:14 p. 59 RANDALL, AL First ascent of Pinnacle in the Yukon, by Al and Frances Randall 59:4 p. 162-166 RANDALL, FRANCES, jr. auth. Randall, Al First ascent of Pinnacle in the Yukon, by Al and Frances Randall 59:4 p. 162-166 Crenchaw, Charles M. Mountaineers master McKinley, by Charles M. Crenchaw and Frances Randall 58:4 p. 61-65 RANKIN, KEITH Cascade Pass Climbers' outing 39:1 p. 17-18 New climbs in the Cascades 39:1 p. 28-30 RANKIN, KEITH H. The climber's special outing, 1945 38:1 p. 24-26 MR. RASH (Poem) Ffrench, Conrad O'Brien 40:13 p. 46 RECORD OF ASCENTS OF GLACIER PEAK Nelson, L. A. 3 p. 25-28 RED FINGER, IDAHO 45:13 p. 80 c/n REDOUBT 42:13 p. 39 c/n REED, KATHERINE Eastern impressions of the Mountaineers 2 p. 43-50 REFLECTION AT A BEAVER POND Murie, Olaus J. 46:13 p. 35-37 REGISTER FOR SAFETY Plumb, H. L. 33:1 p. 28 RELANDER, CLICK Tokens, tales, and tepees 58:4 p. 21-26 REMEY, MARY PASCHALL Ridge-running north of Mt. Olympus 18:1 p. 52-53 REMEY, WM. B. A mountaineer's pilgrimage to Palestine 14:1 p. 48-50 REMINISCENCES OF A MOUNTAINEER, AS TOLD TO HELEN RUDY 34:1 p. 34-39

RESEARCH ASKED ON MOUNTAIN GOATS Zalesky, Philip H. 47:13 p. 37 RESEARCH ON SOUTH CASCADE GLACIER Meier, Mark F. 51:4 p. 40-47 THE RETREAT OF MU1R GLACIER Andrews, C. L. 24:1 p. 11-17 RETURN TO GLACIER BAY Miller, Maynard M. 36:1 p. 32-33 RETURN TO MT. ROBSON . . . 1950 Robinson, Elizabeth 42:13 p. 25-28, 33 RHODODENDRON Hotson.J. W. Enemies of the Rhododendron 8 p. 75-77 RHODODENDRON PRESERVE Paschall, Mary R. The Kitsap Rhodendron preserve NOTE: original spelling 9 p. 67-70 Slauson, Morda The Mountaineers find Hidden Ranch 50:1 p. 62-64 Rhodendron ribbons NOTE: original spelling 58:4 p. 71-74 'This is the forest primeval' 48:13 p. 42-43 RIDGE-RUNNING NORTH OF MT. OLYMPUS Remey, Mary Paschall 18:1 p. 52-53 RIGG, GEORGE B. Autumnal coloration of leaves 26:1 p. 3-7 Surgical properties of sphagnum moss 11 p. 42-44 RIPLEY, JEAN D. A Goat Rocks weekend 47:13 p. 14-15 ROBERTS, MILNOR Mines and minerals of Washington 11 p. 33-39

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ROBINSON, ELIZABETH Return to Mt. Robson . . . 1950 42:13 p. 25-28, 33 ROBSON, MOUNT Clyde, Norman Climbing Mount Robson with the Sierra Club 21:1 p. 20-25 Claunch, Don Conquering the Wishbone arete 48:13 p. 7-10 Trial by weather — 1953 ascents of Mount Robson 46:13 p. 21-23 Daiber, Ome A digest of world climbs 31:1 p. 35-38 ROBSON, MOUNT 59:4 p. 198 c/n ROBSON, MOUNT — NORTH FACE Davis, Dan 57:4 p. 123-126 c/n ROBSON, MOUNT — OUTING — 1950 vol. 42:13 ROBSON, MOUNT – REGION Unnamed peak Cooper, Ed 56:4 p. 98 c/n A ROCK CLIMBER'S ODYSSEY Staley, Herb 45:13 p. 37-39

ROCK CLIMBING "Too much iron" Beckey, Fred 53:4 p. 94 ROCK FALL ON THE GIBRALTAR ROUTE Miller, Tom 47:13 p. 67-68 ROCKS AND MINERALS Roberts, Milnor Mines and minerals of Washington 11 p. 33-39 ROCKY MOUNTAINS Harnden, Edward W. A mountaineer in Colorado 15:1 p. 47-53 ROGERS, PHILIP G. Around Mount Rainier with the Mountaineers 8 p. 8-26 THE ROOSEVELT ELK Newman, Coleman 52:4 p. 38-40 ROSEN, TINA Goat Rocks wild area, by Tina Rosen and Marilyn Siehl (One day hikes) 58:4 p. 15-16 ROSENBERG, MAY Trails traveled 35:1 p. 23-24 ROTHACHER, JEAN R. Two weeks in the Tetons 48:13 p. 45-47 RUDDIMAN, RONALD R. Short hikes in the Olympics 19:1 p. 21-24 RUDY, HELEN Caravaning East to the Tetons NOTE: original spelling 32:1 p. 9-15 Reminiscences of a Mountaineer, as told to Helen Rudy 34:1 p. 34-39 RUDY, HELEN M. Lookout above 36:1 p. 30-31 RUE, WALTER Paradise Glacier vanishes 47:13 p. 45-46 RUSSELL. ISRAEL C. The glaciers of Mount Rainier 2 p. 16-25 RYDER, MADALENE The third decade 30:1 p. 16-18

SAFELY, R. The 1949 Climbers' outing 40:13 p. 18-19 SAFETY Belanger, Hubert Climbing hazards 55:4 p. 106-108 Climbing Committee Accident prevention 33:1 p. 30-31 Josendal, Victor Safety first in the mountains 50:1 p. 75 Manning, Harvey Buddy, buddy, who's got a buddy? 59:4 p. 186-193 Plumb, H. L. Register for safety 33:1 p. 28 SAFETY COMMITTEE Merritt, R. G. Work of safety group grows 47:13 p. 73

SAFETY FIRST IN THE MOUNTAINS Josendal, Victor 50:1 p. 75 SAILING Lea, James M. Sailing to the mountains! 53:4 p. 41-45 SAILING TO THE MOUNTAINS Lea, James M. 53:4 p. 41-45 SAINT AGNES, MOUNT Daiber, Ome A digest of world climbs 31:1 p. 35-38 ST. ELIAS, MOUNT Ingraham, E. S. The ascent of Mount St. Elias 17:1 p. 47-56 Miller, Maynard M. Top sixteenth 39:1 p. 3-7 ST. ELIAS RANGE Daiber, Ome Exploring the St. Elias range 28:1 p. 13-14 Miller, Maynard M. Project "Snow cornice" — (The St. Elias Range, 1948) 39:14 p. 46-49

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ST. ELIAS RANGE — CLIMBERS' OUTING -1961 vol. 55:4 ST. HELENS, MOUNT Mount Adams, Mount St. Helens and the Goat Rocks outing — 1922 vol. 15 Bigelow, Alida J. Mount Saint Helens, the youngest of the volcanoes of the Cascades 10 p. 30-34 Degenhardt, Stella Century of climbing state's highest peaks 47:13 p. 47-49, 77-78 Forsyth, C. E. Mount St. Helens 3 p. 56-62 Guardians of the Columbia Outing — 1932 vol. 25 Hazard, Joseph T. How to climb the six major peaks of Washington 24:1 p. 45-50 Kernahan, Ray, Compiler Mount St. Helens — A climber's guide example 30:1 p. 42-43 Landes, Henry Notes on Adams and St. Helens 4 p. 5-12 ST. HELENS, MOUNT — ADAMS, MOUNT DISTRICT Bennett, H. B. Notes on topography and trails: Saint Helens — Mount Adams district 10 p. 34-41 ST. HELENS, MOUNT – HISTORY Hazard, Joseph T. The guardians of the Columbia 25:1 p. 9-13 Meany, Edmond S. History of the Adams — St. Helens region 10 p. 23-29 Second ascent of Mount Saint Helens 25:1 p. 13-17 ST. HELENS, MT. — OUTING — 1917 vol. 10 THE ST. HELENS — ADAMS OUTING Wagen, Alma D. 10 p. 9-19 A SALUTE 35:1 p. 25

SANFORD, MOUNT Daiber, Ome A digest of world climbs 31:1 p. 35-38 SARVANT, H. M. A camping experience on Tolmie Peak 8 p. 51-52 SAUGSTAD, MOUNT Schoening, Pete Ascent of Mt. Saugstad 43:13 p. 32-35 SAUNDERS, EDWIN J. The geological study of Mount Rainier 8 p. 67-72 SAUNDERS, E. J. Geology of the Mount Stuart region 18:1 p. 30-32 Snoqualmie Pass 15:1 p. 53-57 deSAUSSURE, FRANK Packing through the Pickets 55:4 p. 75-83 Selkirks- 1962 56:4 p. 63-71 SAWTOOTH MOUNTAINS-CAMPCRAFTERS OUTING-1948 39:14 SAWTOOTH RANGE (IDAHO) Davis, Dan The Rotten Monolith Mt. Heyburn — N. face Mt. Heyburn — winter ascent Pinnacles on Verita ridge Packrat — N. face La Fiamma Warbonnet — N. face 56:4 p. 99-101 c/n SAWTOOTH RANGE Widrig, Ralph S. Aiguilles and monoliths 39:14 p. 4-10 SAWYER, GEORGE E. The Monte Cristo district 11 p. 26-28 SCHMIDT, ELIZABETH High in the Selkirk mountains 36:1 p. 5-8 Our Mountaineer library 33:1 p. 52-56 Includes list of holdings SCHOENING, PETE Ascent of Hidden Peak 52:4 p. 96-99 Ascent of Mt. Saugstad 43:13 p. 32-35 Blockhouse Tower 40:13 p. 33-35 "K-2 will be climbed" 46:13 p. 5-6 SCHURMAN, CLARK E. A mountaineer's sketch book 32:1 p. 33-45 A Mountaineer's sketch book (Reprint of 1939) 39:13 p. 33-40 Monitor Rock 31:1 p. 32-35 SCHURMAN ROCK Schurman, Clark E. Monitor Rock 31:1 p. 32-35 SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIONS Miller, Maynard M. Adventures in logistics 43:13 p. 15-19 SEATTLE CLIMBERS ATTEMPT HIGHEST UN-CLIMBED PEAK Gerstmann, Paul E. 47:13 p. 43-45

SECOND ASCENT OF MOUNT SAINT HELENS Meany, Edmond S. 25:1 p. 13-17 THE SECOND ASCENT OF MT. WADDINGTON Beckey, Fred 35:1 p. 17-19

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THE SEED PLANTS, FERNS, AND FERN ALLIES OF THE HIGHER REGIONS OF THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS 1:4 p. 108-116 SELKIRKS — CLIMBERS' OUTING — 1951 vol. 43:13 SELKIRK MOUNTAINS Harnden, Edward W. Camps and climbs in the Selkirks 7 p. 76-84 Climbs in the southern Selkirks 4 p. 31-39 A new mountain country 3 p. 9-16 SELKIRKS OUTING — 1938 vol. 31 SELKIRKS OUTING — 1943 vol. 36 SELKIRKS — OUTING — 1962 vol. 56:4 SELKIRK RANGE 42:13 p. 41-42 SELKIRK RANGE 59:4 p. 198 c/n SELKIRKS, SOUTHERN 43:13 p. 66 c/n SENNER, GEORGE R. Mt. Rainier from the West 40:13 p. 4-7 SENSENIG, WAYNE A knapsack trip into Spray Park 2 p. 56-59 SERVICE AND CLIMBING AWARDS Winder, Art 40:13 p. 31-32 SEYMOUR, W. W. Chimney Rock to Mount Stuart 18:1 p. 21-24 SHARKFIN TOWER — SOUTH FACE Cooper, Ed 53:4 p. 82-83 c/n SHARKFIN TOWER — WEST NOTCH Pigou, Elfrida 53:4 p. 83 c/n SHARPE, GRANT W. The wet West side 52:4 p. 41-50 SHEEP GAP MOUNTAIN — SOUTH FACE 53:4 p. 90 c/n SHELTON, CELIA D. Mountaineer activities 11 p. 51-64 "THE SHEPHERD IN THE DISTANCE" (Pantomime) 17:1 p. 68-70 SHERBROOKE MEADOWS McGregor, P. M. With the Alpine Club of Canada (outing) 4 p. 51-54 SHERPA PEAK Cooper, Edward 52:4 p. 111 c/n SHIP ROCK Daiber, Ome, comp. Digest of world climbs 32:1 p. 52-54 SHOEMAKER, ALVARO C. The challenge of the times 26:1 p. 13

SHORROCK,GERTRUDE Living in Paradise 36:1 p. 21-24 SHORROCK, PAUL Patrol races highlight the '30s 50:1 p. 60-61 Ski competition, 1930 23:1 p. 54-57 Some recollections of my early days in skiing 56:4 p. 26-29 SHORT HIKES IN THE OLYMPICS Ruddiman, Ronald R. 19:1 p. 21-24 A SHORT ROUTE TO THE GRAND TETON, by John E. Hossack and George MacGowan 32:1 p. 25-26 SHORT TRIPS AMONG BIG MOUNTAINS Ferber, Peggy 57:4 p. 95-98 SHOUREK, JULIA A. Let the wild flowers grow 24:1 p. 26-32 THE SHREW 40:13 p. 55 c/n SHUKSAN, MOUNT Cascade Range of Washington, Glacier Peak, Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan Outing— 1928 vol. 21 Cooper, Edward 51:4 p. 100-101 c/n Curtis, Asahel The first ascent of Mount Shuksan 1:2 p. 52 Fisher, C. A. The Mountaineers climb Mount Shuksan 21:1 p. 25-28 Frazeur, Mrs. L. R. With the Mountaineers in 1916 9 p. 7, 24 Winder, Arthur R. Six other great climbs, by Arthur R. Winder and N. W. Grigg 24:1 p. 51-53 SHUKSAN, MOUNT — EAST FACE Beckey, Helmy Climbs on the East side of Mt. Shuksan 34:1 p. 32-33 SHUKSAN, MOUNT — FROM CLOUDCAP PEAK; TRAVERSE VIA JAGGED RIDGE Meulemans, John 53:4 p. 81-82 c/n SHUKSAN, MOUNT — NOOKSACK RIDGE Beckey, Fred 54:4 p. 99 c/n SHUKSAN, MOUNT — NORTH BUTTRESS Johnson, Gummie Now conquered 39:13 p. 49-52 SHUKSAN, MOUNT — NORTH RIB Davis, Dan 57:4 p. 132 c/n

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SHUKSAN, MOUNT — NORTH RIDGE Curtis, Stan 52:4 p. 105-106 c/n SHUKSAN, MOUNT — NORTHEAST FACE Beckey, Fred Goals realized 39:1 p. 44-46 SHUKSAN, MOUNT — NORTHWEST FACE Daiber, Ome, comp. Climbers' digest — 1939 review. First ascents in the Northwest 32:1 p. 51 SHUKSAN, MOUNT — OUTING — 1916 vol. 9 SHUKSAN, MOUNT — OUTING — 1937 vol. 30

SHUKSAN, MOUNT — WEST FACE Hovey, Tony 55:4 p. 105 c/n SHUKSAN, MOUNT — WINTER ASCENT Jensen, Stan 58:4 p. 85-86 c/n "SHUTTER SHOTS" McKinnis, Lawrence 35:1 p. 15-16 SI, MOUNT Bigelow, Alida J. The Mountaineers' ascent of Mount Si 1:2 p. 49-51 SIEHL, MARILYN, joint author Rosen, Tina Goat Rocks wild area, by Tina Rosen and Marilyn Siehl (One-day hikes) 58:4 p. 15-16 THE SIERRA CLUB OUTING TO THE KING'S RIVER CANYON Parsons, Marian Randall 3 p. 46-52 SIERRA MOUNTAINS Glisan, R. L. Knapsacking in the high Sierras 5 p. 70-77 SIERRA NEVADA — OUTING — 1948 vol. 39:14 SIERRA NEVADA RANGE Lind, David Climbing in the Sierra Nevada 39:14 p. 11-13 SIERRA NEVADA DE SANTA MARTA OF COLUMBIA, SOUTH AMERICA The Cabot expedition Daiber, Ome, comp. Digest of world climbs 32:1 p. 52-54 SIERRAS — CLIMBERS' OUTING — 1956 vol. 50:1 SILENT LAWRIE IN THE NORTH CASCADES Faure, Gene 57:4 p. 84-87 SILL, MOUNT Bale, Robert Climbers' outing in the high Sierra 50:1 p. 114-115 SILVER HORN 46:13 p. 67 c/n SILVER STAR, MOUNT — REGION Beckey, Fred The environs of Silver Star 46:13 p. 25-28 A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR MAKING TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS MORE READABLE Heath, W. R. 45:13 p. 35-36, 39 SINISTER PEAK Anderson, Lloyd First ascent of Sinister 32:1 p. 27 SIR DONALD, MOUNT 59:4 p. 198 c/n SIX OTHER GREAT CLIMBS, by Arthur R. Winder and N. W. Grigg 24:1 p. 51-53 SKAGIT REGION Strandberg, Herbert V. In the heart of the Skagit 24:1 p. 33-40 SKI ASCENT OF MT. RAINIER Welsh, Charles E. . 39:14 p. 37-38 SKI ASCENTS OF 1941 Cederquist, Anne 33:1 p. 11-14 SKI COMMITTEE Ski tests 23:1 p. 57-60 SKI SCOUTING, by Dwight Watson Hoffman 30:1 p. 28-30

SKI MOUNTAINEERING Glacier Peak — Southwest shoulder Bengtson, K. 39:14 p. 54 Hall, Sigurd Mount Rainier on skis 32:1 p. 30 Little, Walter Mountaineering on skis 33:1 p. 5-10 Snow and skis in the Stuart range 36:1 p. 18-20 Little, Walt Ski mountaineering, 1947 39:13 p. 12-16 Little, Walter B. Ski mountaineering course 35:1 p. 21 Meulemans, John Skis on untracked slopes 53-4 p. 19-21 Olympus, Mount Widrig, Ralph 39:14 p. 54-55 Sperlin, R. B. To Mount Baker's summit on skis 23:1 p. 50-52 Welsh, Charles E. Ski ascent of Mt. Rainier 39:14 p. 37-38 SKI TOURING Degenhardt, Stella Boards without hordes 56:4 p. 37-42

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SKIING Anderson, Andrew W. Skiing in retrospect 29:1 p. 19-24 Cederquist, Anne Ski ascents of 1941 33:1 p. 11-14 Giese, Hans-Otto Ski-jumping 22:1 p. 40-41 Grigg, N. W. Dress, equipment and waxes 22:1 p. 49-54 Hayes, Robert H. The development of skiing in the Mountaineers 22:1 p. 33-36 The Mountaineer influence in Northwest skiing 26:1 p. 16-17 Maxwell, W. J. Skiing eight months a year ; 23:1 p. 53-54 Skiing near Rainier's summit 20:1 p. 49-50 Skis triumphant: a story that could be true 22:1 p. 57-62 The Mountaineer skiers 28:1 p. 19-20 Shorrock, Paul Patrol races highlight the '30s 50:1 p. 60-61 Ski competition, 1930 s 23:1 p. 54-57 Ski Committee Ski tests 23:1 p. 57-60 Strizek, Otto P. Paradise to White River Camp on skis 27:1 p. 20-21

SKIING (continued) Thomson, Hermia Early impressions 22:1 p. 55-57 Watson, Dwight Ski scouting by Dwight Watson and Walter Hoffman 30:1 p. 28-30 Winder, Arthur Mountaineer ski trips 25:1 p. 26-29 SKIING – CANADA Degenhardt, Stella A Canadian ski trip 50:1 p. 116-117 SKIING – EQUIPMENT Gear and gadgets 28:1 p. 20 29:1 p. 25 SKIING- HISTORY Amundsen, K. Vilhelm History of skis and ski-running. A chapter from Ski-running by K. Vilhelm Amundsen, translated from the Norwegian by A. W. Anderson 22:1 p. 37-39 Ball, Fred Mountaineer skiing, 1927-1933 56:4 p. 18-25 Baucr, Wolf Telemarks, sitzmarks, and other early impressions 56:4 p. 10-17 Shorrock, Paul Some recollections of my early days in skiing 56:4 p. 26-29 Wilson, Art Golden days 56:4 p. 30-32 SKIING — LAKE O'HARA Degenhardt, Bill White April at O'Hara, by Bill and Stella Degenhardt 47:13 p. 36-37 SKIING — LAURENTIAN MOUNTAINS Lewis, Mrs. Llewellyn S. Ten days in the Laurentians 23:1 p. 47-49 SKIING – OLYMPICS Daiber, George C. Skiing in the Olympics 26:1 p. 15 SKIING – SWITZERLAND Clark, Irving M. Skiing in Switzerland 22:1 p. 28-33 Waller, Lynn T. Swiss Alpine ski tour 42:13 p. 11-13 SKIING – TROPHIES Everts, T. Dexter Trophies 22:1 p. 44-48 SKIING AND THE SKI HUT Walsh, Mrs. Stuart P. 21:1 p. 45-48 SKIING EIGHT MONTHS A YEAR Maxwell, W. J. 23:1 p. 53-54 SKIING IN RETROSPECT Anderson, Andrew W. 29:1 p. 19-24 SKIING NEAR RAINIER'S SUMMIT Maxwell, W. J. 20:1 p. 49-50 SKI-JUMPING Giese, Hans-Otto 22:1 p. 40-41 SKIN DIVING see Diving

SKIS ON UNTRACKED SLOPES Meulemans, John 53:4 p. 19-21 SKIS TRIUMPHANT: A STORY THAT COULD BE TRUE Maxwell, W. J. 22:1 p. 57-62 SKYLINE ODYSSEY Craig, Bob 39:1 p. 38-40 SLATER, LORETTA Early history remembered on Snake River holiday 47:13 p. 86-87 SLAUSON, MORDA The Mountaineers find Hidden Ranch 50:1 p.62-64

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Rhododendron ribbons 58:4 p. 71-74 SLAUSON, MORDA C. This is the forest primeval 48:13 p. 42-43 SLESSE, MOUNT — NORTHWEST FACE Cooper, Ed 53:4 p. 86-87 c/n SLESSE PEAK 45:13 p. 80 c/n SLIDING MIDDLEMAN TECHNIQUE IN SNOW Beckwith, Cameron 42:13 p. 19-24 SLIPPERY SLAB TOWER Johnson, Gummie Now conquered 39:13 p. 49-52 Schwabland, Jack 39:14 p. 53 c/n SLOAN PEAK Winder, Arthur R. Six other great climbs, by Arthur R. Winder and N. W. Grigg 24:1 p. 51-53 SLOAN PEAK — EAST FACE 59:4 p. 202 c/n SLOAN PEAK — SOUTHWEST FACE Beckey, Fred 39:14 p. 53 c/n SLOAN PEAK — WEST FACE Beckey, Fred 52:4 p. 109-110 c/n Miller, Jack 59:4 p. 202 c/n SLOPPY MOUNTAIN Other first ascents 33:1 p. 39 SLUISKIN FALLS MEMORIAL SEAT Memorial seat at Sluiskin Falls 14:1 p. 51-56 SMITH, A. E. The first ascent of Mount Constance 15:1 p. 58-62 SMITH, KEN Foldboating — Inland water trails 39:14 p. 56-57 SNAGTOOTH RIDGE 46:13 p. 67 c/n Johnson, Gummie Now conquered 39:13 p. 49-52 SNAKE BITE Wilkerson, James A. First aid for poisonous snake bite 56:4 p. 43-48 SNAKE RIVER – HISTORY Slater, Loretta Early history remembered on Snake River holiday 47:13 p. 86-87

SNAKES IN THE GRASS, ALAS, by Harvey Manning and Marian Arlin 55:4 p. 65-73 SNOQUALMIE LODGE Bryant, Sidney V. The lodge 7 p. 85-87 Ochsner, Mrs. M. C. Snoqualmie 39:14 p. 31 SNOQUALMIE LODGE – HISTORY Byington, Larry Old Snoqualmie lodge 50:1 p. 58-59 SNOQUALMIE LODGE PEAKS Degenhardt, Stella Many climbs possible from Snoqualmie Lodge 47:13 p. 57-59 Morgan, H. R. Climbs around Snoqualmie Lodge 24:1 p. 58-66 Mooers, Ben G. Interesting climbs in the Snoqualmie Lodge region 13:1 p. 51-56 Morrison, C. G. The lodge country 9 p. 70-78 SNOW AND ICE TRAVEL Lind, David, and Daiber, Ome 32:1 p. 46-49 SNOW AND SKIS IN THE STUART RANGE Little, Walter 36:1 p. 18-20 SNOW CREEK WALL Beckey, Fred Cooper, Ed 53:4 p. 88-89 c/n SNOW DOME (MOUNT OLYMPUS) Hawkins, Jim Mount Olympus — IGY research 52:4 p. 51-54 SNOWPATCH SPIRE Bedayan, Raffi A Bugaboo no longer 33:1 p. 43-47 SNOWPATCH SPIRE — EAST FACE Beckey, Fred 53:4 p. 86 c/n SNOWPATCH SPIRE — WEST FACE Beckey, Fred 53:4 p. 86 c/n SNOWSHOEING Lasher, Everett Showshoe tails 53:4 p. 46-49 Winter fun for the web-footed 48:13 p. 18-20 SNOWSHOE TAILS Lasher, Everett 53:4 p. 46-49 A SOLEMN CEREMONY IN THE CASCADES Fairley, Sharon 48:13 p. 49 SOME RECOLLECTIONS OF MY EARLY DAYS IN SKIING Shorrock, Paul 56:4 p. 26-29 SOME UNEXPLORED SECTIONS OF THE OLYMPICS Lewis, Theodore C. 19:1 p. 25-26

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SONGS Meany, Edmond S. O climb to the mountains 9 p. 36-37 Music by E. E. Coursan

92 SONGS (continued) Paschall, Patience The old, old trail 47:13 p. 13 SOUTH AMERICA Glisan, Rodney L. The circuit of South America 18:1 p. 38-43 SOUTH CASCADE GLACIER Meier, Mark F. Research on South Cascade glacier 51:4 p. 40-47 Tangborn, Wendell V. Glaciological investigations on South Cascade glacier 55:4 p. 25-32 SOUTH OF CASCADE PASS Karlsson, Erick 46:13 p. 39-41 SOUTHERN PICKETS 55:4 p. 93-97 c/n Firey, Joan 56:4 p. 93 c/n SPANISH CAMP Hawkins, Donna Spanish camp high country 57:4 p. 88-94 SPECTATOR SPIRE 45:13 p. 82 c/n SPELEOLOGY see Caving SPELUNKING see Caving SPERLIN, O. B. Forty-eighth anniversary ascent of the mountain 12 p. 52-64 SPERLIN, R. B. To Mount Baker's summit on skiis 23:1 p. 50-52 SPHAGNUM MOSS Rigg, George B. Surgical properties of Sphagnum Moss 11 p. 42-44 SPICKARD, MOUNT — NORTH SIDE 58:4 p. 86 c/n SPIRE PEAK Chapman, Kenneth Ascent of Spire Peak 27:1 p. 18-19 Dickert, O. Phillip Spire Peak 31:1 p. 27-28 SPRAY PARK Sensenig, Wayne A knapsack trip into Spray Park 2 p. 56-59 SPRING, MRS. BOB Is this trip necessary? 39:13 p. 30 SQUAMISH CHIEF (BRITISH COLUMBIA) 55:4 p. 99-100 c/n Beckey, Fred 56:4 p. 98 c/n SQUARE TOP-FLAKE BUTTRESS & NORTH FACE Cooper, Ed 54:4 p. 105-106 c/n STALEY, HERB A rock climber's odyssey 45:13 p. 37-39 STAMPEDE TUNNEL Goodman, Keith D. Meany Ski Hut area saw an early epic struggle 48:13 p. 35-36 STAMY, ROGER S. Mt. Adams wild area 58:4 p. 42-47

STATE PARKS – WASHINGTON Allen, Edward W. Washington hopes to have state park system 13:1 p. 60-62 STEHEKIN — OUTING — 1963 North Cascades vol. 57:4 STEHEKIN MINES OF OLDEN DAYS, AN INVITATION TO HISTORY Manning, Harvey 57:4 p. 66-72 STERRETT, JUDITH I. The bridge of the gods 58:4 p. 27-33 STEVENS, HAZARD Changes (Mt. Rainier) 8 p. 45 STEVENS SKI HUT McLellan, Helen Stevens 39:14 p. 31-33 STIKINE ICECAP (B.C.) 59:4 p. 198 c/n STOLEN BELLS — A COMPARISON Parsons, Marion Randall 13:1 p. 69-71 STORM BOUND ON MOUNT OLYMPUS Curtis, Asahel 1:3 p. 69-72 STORM KING — SOUTH SIDE 59:4 p. 201 c/n STRANDBERG, HERBERT V. The climbing guide 26:1 p. 20-22 In the heart of the Skagit 24:1 p. 33-40 STRANDBERG, H. V. Glacier recession on Mount Baker 28:1 p. 22-23 Glacier recession on Mount Baker-1937 30:1 p. 33 Glacier recession studies 27:1 p. 22-23 Glacier recession studies 29:1 p. 15-16 Ten days on Mount Terror 25:1 p. 21-26

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STREATOR, GERTRUDE The Olympic outing-1913 6 p. 19-32 STREATOR,GERTRUDE INEZ Fireweed 15:1 p. 74-75 Many were the flowers and trees of the Cascade mountains, by Gertrude Streator and A. H. Denman 18:1 p. 36-38 Neighbors in the Ararat floral colony 17:1 p. 31-34 Triple-peaked Olympus has three records 13:1 p. 29-30 STRIZEK, OTTO P. Paradise to White River Camp on skis 27:1 p. 20-21 STRUMIA, MAX M. Fundamentals on the use of the rope 24:1 p. 41-45 STUART, MOUNT Chimney Rock to Mount Stuart Outing — 1925 vol. 18:1 Laurie, J. A. The ascent of Mount Stuart 7 p. 69-75 Winder, Arthur R. Six other great climbs, by Arthur R. Winder and N. W. Grigg 24:1 p. 51-53 STUART, MOUNT — EAST FACE Beckey, Fred 54:4 p. 101-102 c/n

STUART, MOUNT – HISTORY Meany, Edmond S. History of Mount Stuart and vicinity 18:1 p. 33-35 STUART, MOUNT — NORTHEAST FACE Prater, Gene 53:4 p. 80-81 c/n STUART, MOUNT — OUTING — 1914 vol. 8 STUART, MOUNT — WEST WALL Don Cramer and Paul Myhre 59:4 p. 202-203 c/n SUCCESS CLEAVER ROUTE TO RAINIER'S SUMMIT Weer, J. H. 11 p. 49-50 SUE PEAK Etten, Roy K. 57:4 p. 133 c/n THE SUIATTLE GATEWAY An excerpt from Guide to the North Cascades, Routes and rocks from Glacier Peak to Lake Chelan, by D. F. Crowder and R. W. Tabor 57:4 p. 54-65 SULPHUR CREEK CAMP — CLIMBERS' OUTING — 1949 vol. 40:13 A SUMMARY OF ASCENTS OF MOUNT RAINIER Molenaar, Dee 50:1 p. 47-54 SUMMER BIRDS OF OUR HIGHER ALTITUDES Bowles, J. Hooper 16:1 p. 45-46 SUMMIT LAKE — CLIMBERS' OUTING -1954 vol. 47:13 SUMMIT LAKE SHELTER 47:13 p. 89 Fairley, Sharon A solemn ceremony in the Cascades 48:13 p. 49 SURGICAL PROPERTIES OF SPHAGNUM MOSS Rigg, George B. 11 p. 42-44 SURPRISE MOUNTAIN LOOKOUT Rudy, Helen M. Lookout above 36:1 p. 30-31 THE SURVEY OF MOUNT RAINIER Matthes, F. E. 8 p. 61-66 SURVIVAL Bauer, Wolf G. Can you handle an emergency? 45:13 p. 27-33 Climbing Committee What to do when lost 33:1 p. 28-29 SWIFT, WAYNE, joint author First ascent of Bear's Breast mountain … by Fred Beckey and Wayne Swift 32:1 p. 29-30 SWISS ALPINE SKI TOUR Waller, Lynn T. 42:13 p. 11-13 SYLVESTER, ALBERT HALE Place-naming in the Northwest 39:1 p. 9-16

TABOR, R. W., joint author Crowder, D. F. The Suiattle gateway, an excerpt from Guide to the North Cascades, Routes and rocks from Glacier Peak to Lake Chelan, by D. F. Crowder and R. W. Tabor 57:4 p. 54-65 TACOMA BRANCH – CLUBHOUSE 50:1 p. 133-134 TACOMA BRANCH – HISTORY Goodman, Keith D. 1912 — The Tacoma Branch — 1956 50:1 p. 23-25

TACOMA IRISH CABIN PEAKS Denman, A. H. Interesting climbs in the Irish Cabin region 24:1 p. 56-58 THE TALON 55:4 p. 102-103 c/n TANGBORN,WENDELL V. Glaciological investigations on South Cascade glacier 55:4 p. 25-32 TAYLOR, WALTER P. Some birds and mammals of Mount Rainier 14:1 p. 27-35 TELEMARKS, SITZMARKS, AND OTHER EARLY IMPRESSIONS Bauer, Wolf 56:4 p. 10-17

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THE TEMPLE 51:4 p. 107 c/n THE TEMPLE (KANGAROO RIDGE) 48:13 p. 55 c/n TEMPLE MOUNTAIN Rankin, Keith New climbs in the Cascades 39:1 p. 28-30 TEMPLE, MOUNT — EAST FACE 53:4 p. 89 c/n TEMPLE, MOUNT — SOUTH FACE Davis, Dan 55:4 p. 102 c/n TEMPLE — WEST PEAK Johnson, Gummie Now conquered 39:13 p. 49-52 TEN DAYS IN THE LAURENTIANS Lewis, Mrs. Llewellyn S. 23:1 p. 47-49 TEN DAYS ON MOUNT TERROR Strandberg, H. V. 25:1 p. 21-26 TENPEAK MOUNTAIN Anderson, Lloyd ; The climb of Tenpeak mountain 33:1 p. 37-38 TERROR, MOUNT Strandberg, H. V. Ten days on Mount Terror 25:1 p. 21-26 THE TETONS OUTING — 1931 vol. 32 TETONS — OUTING — 1955 vol. 48:13 TETONS Muzzy, Maury Some climbs in the Tetons 48:13 p. 17 Grand Teton — Outing — 1947 vol. 39:13 Widrig, Ralph S. Aiguilles and monoliths 39:14 p. 4-10 THALLOPHYTES AND BRYOPHYTES FROM THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS Frye, T. C. 1:4 p. 117-138 THERMAL CAVES Flett, J. B. The Thermal Caves 5 p. 58-60 THINGS TO CLIMB WHEN MOUNTAINS AREN'T WORTH IT Manning, Harvey 53:4 p. 22-32 THE THIRD DECADE Ryder, Madalene 30:1 p. 16-18

THIRD OLYMPIC OUTING Bailey, Winona 13:1 p. 9-25 THIRTY YEARS AND THIRTY PLAYS Walker, Harriet K. 50:1 p. 65-69 THIRTY YEARS IN RETROSPECT: THE FIRST DECADE IN MOUNTAINEER ANNALS Nelson, L. A. 30:1 p. 9-12 THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND, THIS LAND IS MY LAND Manning, Harvey 59:4 p. 23-52 THORSON PEAK — SOUTH SIDE Spencer, Keith 56:4 p. 89 c/n THREE FEATHERS 48:13 p. 56 c/n THREE FINGERS Winder, Arthur R. Six other great climbs, by Arthur R. Winder and N. W. Grigg 24:1 p. 51-53 THREE FINGERS — NORTHEAST FACE Carpenter, Kenn 52:4 p. 109 c/n THREE QUEENS — WEST PEAK 42:13 p. 42 c/n THREE SISTERS WILDERNESS AREA CAMP-GRAFTERS GYPSY TOUR (1965) Karr, Anita 59:4 p. 183-185 THREE SNOHOMISH GENTLEMEN MAKE A SUCCESSFUL ASCENT Haines, Aubrey L. 47:13 p. 5-7, 75-76 THOMSON, HERMIA Early impressions 22:1 p. 55-57 THROUGH INLAND PASSAGES IN "THE WARBLER" Hazard, Joseph T. 47:13 p. 29-31, 84 THURBER, MURIEL W. A Foldboat holiday in Canada 43:13 p. 61-62 TO MOUNT BAKER'S SUMMIT ON SKIIS Sperlin, R. B. 23:1 p. 50-52 TOKENS, TALES, AND TEPEES Relander, Click 58:4 p. 21-26 TOLL, ROGER W. Our national park 12 p. 24-34 TOMLINSON, OWEN A. Development of our national park 17:1 p. 40-45 TOMORROW'S WATERWAYS — LEGENDS OR LEGACY? Bauer, Wolf 59:4 p. 138-145 TOP SIXTEENTH Miller, Maynard M. 39:1 p. 3-7 TORMENT, MOUNT (Peaks in Cascade Pass area) 47:13 p. 64 c/n TORMENT, MOUNT — EAST RIDGE 55:4 p. 89 c/n

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TORMENT, MOUNT — FORBIDDEN PEAK RIDGE TRAVERSE Cooper, Edward 52:4 p. 107 c/n TORMENT, MOUNT — NORTH RIDGE Cooper, Ed 54:4 p. 100 c/n TORMENT, MOUNT — WEST RIDGE Miller, Tom 52:4 p. 107 c/n

THE TOWN WALL (INDEX) Davis, Dan 58:4 p. 84-85 c/n TRAIL TRIPS (HISTORY) 47:13 p. 40 TRAILS TRAVELED Rosenberg, May 35:1 p. 23-24 TRAVELS See Voyages and travels TREES Kirkland, Burt P. Commercial tree species of Western Washington 21:1 p. 28-35 Winkenwerder, Hugo How to know the trees 10 p. 51-54 TREES — MT. RAINIER Allen, G. F. Forest types of the Rainier National Park 8 p. 53-60 TRIAL BY WEATHER — 1953 ASCENTS OF MOUNT ROBSON Claunch, Don 46:13 p. 21-23 A TRIP INTO MOUNT ROBSON PARK Nettleton, Lulie 10 p. 58-62 TRIPLE-PEAKED OLYMPUS HAS THREE RECORDS Streator, Gertrude Inez 13:1 p. 29-30 TRIUMPH, MOUNT Anderson, Lloyd Damnation with triumph 31:1 p. 24-26 ' TRIUMPH, MOUNT — NORTHEAST RJDGE Firey, Joan 59:4 p. 199 c/n TROPHIES Everts, T. Dexter 22:1 p. 44-48 TROSPER, WENDELL An attempt at Ptarmigan Ridge on Mount Rainier 26:1 p. 14-15 Mt. Rainier via Puyallup Cleaver. Sunset Amphitheatre 30:1 p. 22-25 TROTT, OTTO T. Accidents by lightning in the mountains 45:13 p. 23-26 TUMWATER CANYON West Tumwater Rock Jupiter Rock "Direct" Jupiter Rock "Circuit" Midnight Rock "Great Traverse" Midnight Rock "Widowmaker" Castle Rock — Century Rattlesnake Rock "Viceroy" 53:4 p. 90-93 c/n Widrig, Ralph S. The granite spires of the Tumwater 39:14 p. 43-44 TUMWATER TOWER Beckey, Fred 56:4 p. 97 c/n TWENTY YEARS OF SYLVAN SCENES Walker, Harriet King 35:1 p. 7-10 2400 MILES FROM HOME Ebert, John 40:13 p. 17, 57 TWIN PEAKS Rankin, Keith New climbs in the Cascades 39:1 p. 28-30

TWIN SPIRES Beckey, Fred Twin spires 34:1 p. 31-32 TYPICAL WESTERN MUSHROOMS Morris, Maude E. 20:1 p. 31-42

UNDER THE AUGUST MOON (CLIMBING IN JAPAN) Collins, Dave 48:13 p. 31-33 UNDERGROUND ROCK CLIMBING Halliday, W. R. 43:13 p. 38-40 THE UNDESCRIBED GLACIERS OF MT. RAINIER Matthes, F. E. 5 p. 42-57 UNIVERSITY PEAK Gerstmann, Paul E. Seattle climbers attempt highest unclimbed peak 47:13 p. 43-45

VALLEY OF TEN THOUSAND SMOKES Glisan, Rodney L. Valley of ten thousand smokes 14:1 p. 36-43 A VALLEY POUNDER GETS LOST IN THE CLOUDS Fosdick, S. J. 23:1 p. 35-36 A VALLEY POUNDER GOES 'ROUND AND ROUND Armstrong, Mildred Frank 29:1 p. 3-7 VAN TRUMP, PHILOMEH Mount Rainier's three historic native guides 8 p. 45-46 VARNEY, WALT Kangaroo Ridge first ascents 36:1 p. 12-14 VASILIKI TOWER Cooper, Ed 53:4 p. 89-90 c/n

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VEGA PEAK 55:4 p. 104 c/n VEGETATION AND GLACIERS Cooper, William S. 20:1 .p. 26-31 VESUVIUS, MOUNT Pollock, Adelaide L. A day on Mount Vesuvius 1:3 p. 72-74 VIEWFINDERS STEVENS PASS TO SNOQUALMIEPASS OUTING – 1965 Filley, Bette Shain, Henry 59:4 p. 167-170 VOLCANISM IN THE CASCADE RANGE Coombs, Howard A. 31:1 p. 23-24 VOLCANOES Coombs, Howard A. Volcanism in the Cascade range 31:1 p. 23-24

VOYAGES AND TRAVELS Glisan, Rodney L. High spots on a world's cruise 16:1 p. 34-40 Hazard, Joseph T. Through inland passages in "The Warbler" 47:13 p. 29-31, 84

WADDINGTON, MT. — CLIMBERS' OUTING -1960 vol. 54:4 WADDINGTON, MOUNT Beckey, Fred The second ascent of Mt. Waddington 35:1 p. 17-19 WADDINGTON, MOUNT (B.C.) Beckey, Fred 59:4 p. 197-198 c/n WADDINGTON, MOUNT – REGION Spickard, W. B. 53:4 p. 87-88 c/n WAGEN, ALMA D. The St. Helens — Adams outing 10 p. 9-19 WAGNER, Rose Mary Summer outing — little Yoho valley 55:4 p. 50-60 WALKER, HARRIET K. Garibaldi again. July 15-29, 1945 38:1 p. 16-19 Going to Glacier 27:1 p. 6 If you could only paint it 47:13 p. 42 Thirty years and thirty plays 50:1 p. 65-69 WALKER, HARRIET KING Twenty years of sylvan scenes 35:1 p. 7-10 WALKER, HARRIET, joint author McKinnis, Lawrence Going to Glacier III, by Lawrence McKinnis and Harriet Walker 37:1 p. 22-28 WALKINSHAW, ROBERT Second Glacier Peak outing 14:1 p. 9-23 WALLER, LYNN T. Swiss Alpine ski tour 42:13 p. 11-13 WALSH, ELLEN The 43rd summer outing: a report to the sockholders 40:13 p. 8-10 Report of the vice-president in charge of higher aspects of the outing, Carter, John p. 10-11 The 1944 summer outing 37:1 p. 29-32 WALSH, STUART P. Light-weight commissary for back packing 14:1 p. 55-57 WALSH, MRS. STUART P. High adventure in winter 20:1 p. 46-49 Skiing and the ski hut 21:1 p. 45-48 WARNER, A. C. John Muir's ascent of Mt. Rainier. With an introduction by Aubrey L. Haines 50:1 p. 38-45 WARRIOR PEAK (OLYMPICS) Beckey, Fred Goals realized 39:1 p. 44-46 WARRIOR II (WYO.) — NORTH FACE Davis, Dan 57:4 p. 135 c/n

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WARTH, JOHN Our backyard wilderness: Alpine lakes 59:4 p. 123-132 WASHINGTON, MOUNT Those summit registers 47:13 p. 52-53 WASHINGTON, MOUNT — NORTH FACE 53:4 p. 84 c/n WASHINGTON (STATE)-DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL Hazard, Joseph T. Rambles and scrambles 33:1 p. 57-59 WASHINGTON (STATE) HISTORY Osseward, John Land laws and land usage in Washington State 54:4 p. 69-93 WASHINGTON (STATE) LAWS Osseward, John : Land laws and land usage in Washington State 54:4 p. 69-93 WASHINGTON – MOUNTAINS Lyman, W. D. The mountains of Washington 1:1 p. 5-11 WASHINGTON HOPES TO HAVE STATE PARK SYSTEM Allen, Edward W. 13:1 p. 60-62 WASHINGTON'S GOLDEN TRIANGLE OF NATIONAL PARKS Goldsworthy, Patrick Donovan 59:4 p. 103-117

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WATCHING THE PLANES GO BY Eastwood, Catherine 37:1 p. 33-35 WATERFALL COLUMN 48:13 p. 55 c/n WATERWAYS Bauer, Wolf Tomorrow's waterways—legends or legacy? 59:4 p. 138-145 WATSON, DWIGHT Ski scouting, by Dwight Watson and Walter Hoffman 30:1 p. 28-30 A WEALTH OF OPPORTUNITY Winder, Arthur R. 42:13 p. 7-10 WEATHERLESS WORLD Whittaker, James W. 53:4 p. 50-56 WEAVER, CHARLES E. Notes on the bed rock geology of the Olympic peninsula ` 1:3 p. 58-64 WEATHER Church, Phil E. Mountains: Weather breeders and barriers 30:1 p. 26-28 WEBB, FREDERICK T. The benediction of the mountains 4 p. 40-41 WEBSTER, MAE Early explorations on Mount Baker, compiled from the records of the Mount Baker Club by Mae Webster and Winona Bailey 9 p. 26-32 WEER, J. HARRY Ascent of Mount Meany, August 13, 1913 6 p. 49-50 WEER, J. H. Outing preliminaries in scouting and trail work 8 p. 31-34 Success Cleaver route to Rainier's summit 11 p. 49-50 Winter mountaineering 10 p. 47-50

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WELLS, E. H. A mountain experience 1:4 p. 103-107 WELSH, CHARLES E. Ski ascent of Mt. Rainier 39:14 p. 37-38 WE'RE IN THE ARMY NOW James, John W. 36:1 p. 10-12 WERNSTEDT, LAGE Description of mapping of mountainous areas 33:1 p. 18-20 WESSEL, DAVID Lloyd George expedition 39:13 p. 5-9 WESTWIND 42:13 p. 41 c/n THE WET WEST SIDE Sharpe, Grant W. 52:4 p. 41-50 WHAT IS A MOUNTAINEER? WHAT IS THE MOUNTAINEER SPIRIT? Paschall, S. Edward 16:1 p. 41-42 ". . . WHAT STRANGE UTTERANCE DID THE LOUD DRY WIND BLOW. . ." Manning, Harvey 43:13 p. 21-23 "WHERE THE WILD GOOSE GOES" Hossack, Mary E. 43:13 p. 28-31 THE WHISTLING MARMOT Kincaid, Trevor 5 p. 66-69 WHITE APRIL AT O'HARA Degenhardt, Bill and Stella 47:13 p. 36-37 WHITECHUCK FOREST Hertz, Stuart B. Whitechuck timber preservation 25:1 p. 32-33 WHITECHUCK TIMBER PRESERVATION Hertz, Stuart B. 25:1 p. 32-33 WHITEHORSE MOUNTAIN Bryant, S. V. The ascent of Whitehorse 6 p. 69-70 WHITTAKER, JAMES Everest — 1963 57:4 p. 110-116 WHITTAKER, JAMES W. Weatherless world 53:4 p. 50-56 WIDRIG, RALPH S. Aiguilles and monoliths 39:14 p. 4-10 The granite spires of the Tumwater 38:14 p. 43-44 WILD ANIMALS OF MOUNT BAKER Edson, John M. 9 p. 51-57 WILDERNESS WORLD McConnell, Grant 51:4 p. 7-15 WILLIS, BAILEY Explorations in the early eighties 8 p. 46-48 WILLIS WALL Flett, J. B. Change in Willis Wall 5 p. 63-65 WILMON SPIRES — EAST PEAK Beckey, Fred Goals realized 39:1 p. 44-46 WILSON, ART Golden days 56:4 p. 30-32

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WILKERSON, JAMES A. First aid for poisonous snake bite 56:4 p. 43-48 WIND RIVER RANGE OUTING — 1959 vol. 53:4 (1960) WIND RIVER MOUNTAINS Little, Walter Wind River mountains 39:1 p. 31-32

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WIND RIVER RANGE Widrig, Ralph S. Aiguilles and monoliths 39:14 p. 4-10 WIND RIVER RANGE OUTING — 1959 vol. 53:4 (1960) WIND RIVER RANGE (WYO.) Carpenter, Kenn 54:4 p. 104-105 c/n WINDER, ART Service and climbing awards 40:13 p. 31-32 WINDER, ARTHUR R. Mountaineer ski trips 25:1 p. 26-29 1931—The second twenty-five years—1956 50:1 p. 14-20 Six other great climbs, by Arthur R. Winder and N. W. Grigg 24:1 p. 51-53 A wealth of opportunity 42:13 p. 7-10 WINDJAMMER 42:13 p. 41 c/n WINDNER, ARTHUR Mountaineer ski trips 25:1 p. 26-29 WINDOW TOWER 47:13 p. 63 c/n WINGS AND THE WESTERN ALPS Johnson, Bob 23:1 p. 28-30 WINKENWERDER, HUGO How to know the trees 10 p. 51-54 WINSHIP, FLORENCE S. It's our mountain and we love it 47:13 p. 9-12, 76 WINTER FUN FOR THE WEB-FOOTED Lasher, Everett 48:13 p. 18-20 WINTER MOUNTAINEERING See Mountaineering — Winter WISEMAN, PAUL W. Olympia organizes 58:4 p. 68-70 WITH THE ALPINE CLUB OF CANADA McGregor, P. M. 4 p. 51-54 WITH THE BRITISH COLUMBIA MOUNTAINEERING CLUB IN THE MOUNT GARIBALDI DISTRICT 10 p. 55-57 WITH THE MOUNTAINEERS IN 1916 Frazeur, Mrs. L. R. 9 p. 7-24 WITH THE MOUNTAINEERS ON MT. BAKER Nettleton, Lulie 1:4 p. 87-96 WITH A PACK TRAIN THROUGH THE OLYMPICS Donnelly, Vilas 33:1 p. 5-9 WING, JANE E. The Mountaineer climbers 27:1 p. 23-24

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WILSON, JANE Lake O'Hara outing 34:1 p. 15-21 A WORD PORTRAIT OF EDMOND S. MEANY Forsyth, Lydia Levering 50:1 p. 26-31 Portrait: p. 27 WORLD WAR II, 1939-1945 James, John W. We're in the army now 36:1 p. 10-12 A Salute 35:1 p. 25 WRIGHT, GEORGE E. Meany, Edmond S. George E. Wright — In Memoriam 16:1 p. 67 WRIGHT, MOUNT Three new mountain names 18:1 p. 73

YEAR 'ROUND IN THE MOUNTAINS Lynn, Isabelle 55:4 p. 33-40 YEASTING, BOB King Peak—Yukon expedition, 1952, by Bob Yeasting and Bill Niendorff 45:13 p. 41-46, 91 YELLOWJACKET TOWER Fickeisen, Frank 55:4 p. 102 c/o YELLOW LICHEN TOWERS 55:4 p. 103 c/n YERUPAJA Harrah, David Good luck on Yerupaja 42:13 p. 15-18 YOCOM, CATHARINE W. B. Interview with a native of Mount Garibaldi Park 16:1 p. 32-33 YOUNG, ARTHUR Princess Louisa inlet 23:1 p. 41-44 YUKON Farrer, Charles Fifty-seven years ago in the Yukon 47:13 p. 60-61, 97

ZALESKY, PHILIP Mountaineer conservation: Contribution to destiny 59:4 p. 53-93 ZALESKY, PHILIP H. Accessible points and features of the Glacier Peak — North Cascades region 51:4 p. 85-87 Glacier Peak area: Wilderness or waste? 48:13 p. 37-38 Research asked on mountain goats 47:13 p. 37

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