Word: skis
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...rocky and rugged Blue Ribben trail provides more schussing and less plummeting than last year. As long as the weather favors the south-facing trails, the skiing is smooth and fast, and popularity of the area has instigated plans for another network of trails and tows on the north side of the Mountain. The ski club's big annual slalom is held at Bromley...
Although their main attraction, instructor Fred Iseland, has gone to the Aspen ski area in Colorado, Snow Valley with its long season due to north-facing slopes provides fair to good skiing for large weekend crowds...
Lake Placid, home of the college week winter sports jamboree, is more a tobogganing and skating hangout than a ski resort. Although Mount Marcy, White Race, and Mount Jo have the best skiing in the Adirondacks, high living expenses, slow rope tow service, and difficult transportation facilities keep skiing at a minimum in this area.Skiing Photographs in this issue by Earl Scott '40Hillman's Highway, Mt. Washington, Now Hampshire, as soon from the ravine shelter, presents a formidable spectacle even to the expert...
...Whenever snow falls before Thanks giving, thew ski team has its most successful season." Epitomized by this maxim are the woes that have beset the Cantabridgian hickory jockeys since they were first organized in the early thirties...
...manifestation of the local urge to go out and beat Dartmouth at its own game, the ski team was first started on an informal basis under auspices of the Ski Club. The team now forms the nucleus of the club and uses the club cabin at Pinkham Notch for its Franconia meets. Training starts in November with road work, and shifts to the Belmont Golf Course following the first snow. More extensive training will take place this year following the Franconia meet next weekend, when the team will practice jumping, cross-country and downhill work at Putney, Vermont...