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Reference Guide to the Crater Lake National Park Oral History Series

Index

Ackerman, Craig REB 17
Adams, Ansel DISR 13
Adams, Jeff LaS 36, JSR 17, 20, WRH 73 – 74, BWB 9, 11, TEA 20, DIAB 42, BWBfn, WBHfn 1,2, GFHfn, HLAfn
Administration Building EWa 4, LaS 15 – 16, JSR 16, DISR 7, WRH 35, 44, TEA 10, MaH 14, DIAB 42, LVE 4, LVEfn, AHFfn, MBSfn, EOMfh, GFKfn, FGLfn 3,6, 12, LeSfh, JGSfn, FrTfn, RiCcr, EUBfn
Administration Building (dark room) JnS 8
Administration Building (log) EWih, LiCfn, RuPcr, BoPfn
Affolter, Vic LaS 18, TEA 13
airplanes MaH 35, WBHfn 4
Albright, Horace DMS 29, WRH 68 – 69, EUB 1,7, DIAB 47
Alex Sparrow Memorial Highway CRDfn
Allison, Ira JEA 5 – 6
American Assn. for the Advancement of Science DWL 42
Anderson, Lester FGLh 6
Anderson, Marion LaS 5 – 6, 33, DIAB 7, MLN 3, 7, EWifn, EOMfn
Anderson, Mary EWifn
Anderson Point W BHfn 2
Annie Creek Bridge OWF 6 – 7
Annie Creek Canyon WRH 23, TJAfn, WBHfn 2, GFKfn
Annie Spring Cabin REB 52, DMS 22, OWF 4, LVEfn, DwFfn
Annie Spring Campground WRH 2 1, WRHfn
Annie Spring Entrance Station HeA 2
Annie Spring FGL (1) 8, EWa 2 – 3, HaF 1, ViM 3, WRH 2,4,7, WRHfn, RMKh, FGLfn 4, RuPcr, HoHfn
Annie Spring (trailers) O ELfn
Antevs, Emst LSC 2 – 3, 6, LSCfn
Applegate, Elmer J K 6, DIAB 43 – 44, HeA 2, LiCfn, FGLfn 6
Applegate, O.C. CBH 10, 18, DIAB 45, WBHfn
Applegate-Good, Rachel CBH 1 1
aquatic mosses D. IAB 49
Arant, Chauncey HA 1, H/LAfn
Arant, Emma 5, HoHfn, WLAfn
Arant, W. F. LaS 23, HA 4 – 5, 7, EWifn, HoHfn, H/LAfn
Armstrong, Chester LCM 2
Armstrong, Roger FGL (1) 20
Arnold, Ed JSR 7
Arthur, Ted OH 2, 3, 8, DIAB 2, 9, 35, GFKfn, WrnDfn, JGSfn
Ashland H/LAfh
astronomy OLWfn
Astrup, Mark L. CM 6, LCMh
Atkins, Wilbur O. ELfn
Atwood, Wallace W. JEA 17
Babbitt, Dan R EB 15, 29, WRH 76, FrTfn
back scattering (of light) DWL 32
Bacon, Charles R J EA 18, JSR 20, JnS 20, DWL 30
Bailey, Vernon DIAB 46
Bainbridge, Jim BWB 2 1, ROVfn
Baker cypress HoHfb
Baker, Howard REB 7, 9, DMS 7 – 8, 10, 39, WRH 80
Bakowski, B. B. H. A 6
Baldwin, Ewart R HKfn
bark beetle WRH 19
Barman, Bill L. VE 6 – 7
Bayouth, Phil ABCfn
bears D ISR 8 – 11, WRH 13, 20 – 23, AWOH 10,17 – 18, MaH 5 – 7, 32,55 – 58, DIAB 31,51- 52, ViM 1,6, RuS 8, EWifn, JEAfn, KSLfn, HHh, MBSfn, GFKfh, JoLfn, RIIrfh, RuPcr, BoPfn, DDRfn, OELfn, JkHfn, WLAfn
Bear Butte LVEfn, WBHfn 1
Bear Creek Cabin WRH 24, WBHfn 3
Bedwell, Steve LSC 6 – 7
Been, Frank WBHfn 1
Bennett, Sharon J nS 17
Benton, Robert LaS 7 – 8, 22, JSR 14, DISR 16, DWL 40,54
Betts, Frank L a 18 – 20, JSR 18 – 19, 28, REB 25, WRH 77, JnS 3, REBh
birds OLWfn
bird banding H 1
Bisbee, Larry J. K 7
Black, Bruce J. SR 3 1, OH 15, TEA 4 – 5,8,lO – 11, 14,DIAB 20, WmDfn, JGSfn
Blaisdell, James JSR 17, DMS 24
Blanchfield, Emmett I. ? G L(2 ) 19
Blanchfield, Jeff EUB 19, EUBfn
Boardman, Samuel I ?(2) 17, LCM 1 – 3, 8, LCMfn
boats D l18 , BWB 22 – 23, TEA 23, MaH l l , 5 1 – 52,58, DIAB 24, LVE 10 – 1 1, RFLfn, HHfn, WBHh 4, ADRfn, Rush, RSFfn, GFHfn, OELfn
boat crew R. SFfn
boat house O. W3 , AWOH 2, RuS 3, 8
boat tours JK 4, JEA 25, TEA 6, MaH 26, DIAB 23, RuS 7, GFKfn, , WmDfn, JGSfn
Bond, Carl OH 15, 16, OLWfn, DWL 12 13, 15, 18 – 19
Borgrnan, Ernest L a 33, 36, JSR 17, 19, 21, CBH 1 1, WRH 73
boundary patrol ROVfn, WRHfn
Boundary Springs TEA 4, D/AB 37 .
Boundary Spring Trail JkHfn
Bowdler, John JGSfn
Brandenburg, Floyd H 2
Brandt, Irving CRDcr
Brewer, Gladys R. FLcr
Briggle, William J. B 14 – 15, 17, 20, 22, 29
Briggs, Maureen B 16, WRH 14
Broadbent, Jack B WB 7, 24, TEA 3, 18, 22, JGSh
Brockman, C. Frank L. CMfn
Brogan, Phil L C 10
Broward, John AE3Cfh
Brown, Ann JGSfh
Brown, A. Paul F L2, 6
Brown, Otto L a 13, BWBfn
Brown, Richard M. (Dick) OH 2, 3, 7, 8, JK 14, BWB 7 8,14, TEA 2 – 5, 13 – 16, BWBfn, EOMfn, GFKfh, WmDfn, JGSfn, DWL 16,22,24
Bruce, Bob OH 2, 3, 8, GFKfh, WFDfn
Bryant, Harold C. OLWfn
Bryson, Roy RSFfn
Buckingham, George REB 18, 38, 44 – 46
Buford, Howard VIM 2, FGL (1) 19, 21, FGL (2) 25, FGLfn 3,8,10, 12, EUBfn
building orientation FGL (1) 4 – 5
Buktenica, Mark REB 55, OH 15, JnS 15, 19, 20, 24, OLWk, DWL 56
bull trout OLWfn
Burnpass, Hermon C LCMfn
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation DMS 7
Bureau of Public Roads DISR 7, OWF 3, FGLfn 7, 9, 11
Burnfiel, Tom AWOH 19
Burns and Utter sawmill ROVfn
bus service RuSfn, JGSfn
bus tours TEA 12, JGSfn
Bush, D.C REB 43
Bush, Earl Russell D/AB 13
Butte Falls (Oregon) LVEfn, HHfn, WLAfn
Butterfield, Neil LCM 2, JSRfh
Bybee Creek W BHfn 3
Cafeteria TEA 23, EUB 5, BaDfn, GFHfn
calderas JEA 1 5, 19
Caldera Room (Crater Lake Lodge) RuS 1 1
California and Oregon Power Company LSC 10, ADRfh
Cal Energy JnS 19
Camp Annie Springs VIM 1, HeA 1, GWFcr, EWa 2, 3, DISR 1 1, EWafn, LVEfn, EmSfn
Camp South Fork LVEfn
Camp Wineglass D. ISR 11, HA 3, MaH 9, CFHfn
Canfield, David F. GL (1) 2 1 – 24, LaS 15, REB 40, DISR 1, 3,6, OWF 1, JEA 1 1, MaH 1 1, LVEfn, EWifn, RFLfn, ADRh
car in Crater Lake RSFfn
Carbin, Lee MaH 58
carbonized logs EUBfn
Carnegie Institution of Washington :LCM 9 – 1 1, 14, LCMfn
Carnes, William FGL (1) 2, FGLfn 1
Carpenter, Thomas FGLfn 2
Cascade Divide sign AWOH 13, WLafn
Cascadian architecture EUB 13
Castle Creek WRH 48, LVEfn, HHfn, RoPfn
Castle Crest Wildflower Garden DIAB 11, 23, LVEfn, RHKfb, GFKfh, JoLfn
Castle Point LVEfn
Castor, Orville WRH 45
Cave Junction JSR 3 1
CCC Camps TJAfn
CCC educational program ViM 8
CCC Office (Medford) EWafn
Center for Disease Control DWL 38
Chapman, Howard DIAB 28
Chapman, John G FKh
Chaney, Ralph J. EA 14, LiCfn, RHKfn
Cheeseman, Doug BWB 2 1
Chiloquin A. H/OH 6, JoWfn
China Quarters (Crater Lake Lodge) RuS 1
Christianson, George EUB 3, 5, LVE 6, HHfn
Churra, Nick D IAB 13
Clark, Shirley DWL 35, 38, 40
Cleator, Fred EUB 8, EUBcr, CRDfn
Cleetwood backflow JEA 7
Cleetwood Cove B. WB 10 – 11 , 18, 22, DIAB 23,25, ROVfn, JGSfn, FrTfn
Cleetwood Cove parking lot WBHfn 4
Cleetwood Expedition EaQfn
Click, Charley DDRh
Clift, Harvey WRH 3, TJAfn, RIIRh
climbing school TEA 17
Cloudcap R MKh
Coburn, Austin EUB 5
cold laid asphalt LVE 17
Cold Spring Campground HA 3, TEA 11, ROVfn, WRHfn, FGLfn 4
Cold Springs L aS 28
coldwater cabins LSCfn, JSRfh
Collier, Bob JnS 15, 19 -2 1, DWL 46
Columbus Day Storm BWB 19
Community Center (Park Headquarters) LaS 14, 24, JSR 24
Community House (Rim Village) DISR 13, JK 13, OWF 5, .TEA 11, EUB 7 – 8, MaH 40, VIM 6, LVE 16, OH 4, WRH 14, JnS 6, LVEfn, MBSfn, GFHfn, RuPcr, BoPfn, Jwscr
computers J SR 23 – 24
Concerned Friends of the Winema WW 106
concessions REB 9, 22 – 23, WRH 70 – 71, RuSfn, GFHfn
concession dormitory JSRfh
concession employment RuS 1 – 4, 10
concession investment RuS 12
concession planning JSRfh
Conlon, Kathleen REB 18
Constance, Lincoln JEA 14, EUB 6
Contor, Roger BWB 15
Cook, Dibbon CBH 6
Cooperative Park Studies Unit J nS 14, DWL 56, REBfn
COPCO facilities JkHfn
Cotton, Fred R FLfh
Courier (NPS magazine) DMS 40
Cranson, Rod O. H 3, 7, JnS 4, 7
Crater Creek R. oPfn
Crater Lake see also lake
Crater Lake and the related basins project LSC 5
Crater Lake as a lirnnological benchmark OH 13
Crater Lake crud RuS 9
Crater Lake Lodge F GL (2) 16, JSR 29 – 30, REB 50, DMS 15, OWF 6, WRH 71, BWB 24, LVE 14 – 15, JnS 6, TJAfn, OIAHfh, PFrfn, RFLcr, EaQfn, BaDfn, RuSfn, RSFfh, FGLfn 7, GFHfn, LeSfn, DDRfn, FrTfn
Crater Lake Lodge (caretaker) WRH 40
Crater Lake Lodge (exhibit) WmDfh
Crater Lake National Park Company Rush
Crater Lake Natural History Association REB 3 1, CBH 15, JK 19, BWB 14, TEA 4, JnS 23, TJAfn
Crater Lake School L aS 14, AHFfn, LeSfn, DDRfn
Crater Wall Trail LaS 2, EUB 4, LVE 13, VIM 4, HeA 4, RuS 8, ABCfn
Crawford, Bob RSFfn
Crawford, Howard R. FLfn
Cressman. Luther CBH 1. 5 – 6. 14. OIAHfn
Crouch. Carlisle OWF 1. WRH 3. 35- 36. 45. HeA 6
Crumley. Daryll WRH 12. 43
Curtis. Basil MLN 3
Curtis. Dwayne OH 3. 8. DIAB 6
Dahm. Cliff DWL 41. 44
Dame. Vernon G . (Dave) BWB 8. TEA 8. BWBfn. GFKfn
Davidson. Ernest A FGL (2) 17. 26. LVE 6. ROVfn. RFLcr. FGLfn 2
Davidson. Ike HA 4. DISR 1. 18. EUB 12. LVE 9 . 1 1. RFLfn. GiKfn. H/LAfn
Davis. Chas LaS 37
Davis. John LaS 36
Davis. Wilbur LSC 9 .1 0
Day. John REB 49. HA 2. DIAB 12. 32. LVE 7. LVEfn. EUBfn
deer (on Wizard Island) RuS 8
Delong. Scofield FGLfn 7
Dempewolf. Hazel OELfn
Denton Park (near Ft . Klamath) LaS 35. DwFfn. GFHfn
Denver Service Center B WB 30. FrTfn
Departmental Management Program REB 6
design intent FGLfn 5
Detling. Leroy D/AB 14
Devil’s Backbone AHIOH 9. LiCfn
Dew. Roger HLAfn
diamond design FGLfn 1
Diamond Lake JSR 1 15. 4WRH 5-1. TEA2 JnS 23. BWBfn. JWScr. EUBfn
Diamond Lake Auto Trail HA 2. HHfn
Dickenson. Russ JSR 17. 18. DMS 2. WRH 58 – 59. LVE 15
Diedrick. Leo MLN 2
Diller. J.S. JEA 13
Diller pin JEA 26
D.isc.ove.ry Point LaS 3. TEA 5
diving in Crater Lake A. BCfn
Dixon. Joseph R OVfn
Doerner. Armin F GLfn 2
Doerr. John FGL (1) 22 – 23. FGL (2) 21. 34. DISR 8. BWB 4 – 5. HaF 4. HeA 1. EWifn. OLWfn. FGLfn 2. 6
Dolan, Sam EUB 6
Donaldson, John R (Jack). OH 6, 7, 15, 16, D/AB 14, 35, DWL 3 – 5,7 – 9, 12 -13,15 – 19,24
Donati, William F. (Bill) DMS 13, 39
Donovan, Jim JnS 10
Doty, Ray RlIrh, FGLfn 3
Drake, Ellen DWL 42
Drew, Frank RFLh, RFLcr
drinking fountain MaH 15, LVE 8
drownings MaH 19
Drury, Newton B LaS 32, LCM 7 – 8, 10, 12, DMS 4 – 5, EUB 14 – 15,18, LiCh, LCMEn, LeSh
Dudley Herbarium DIAB 43
Dutton, Carl JEA 8, 24, JEAfn, OLWfn
Dutton Cliff FGLh
Dutton Creek trail JnS 23, LeSh
Dutton Ridge MaH 57
Dyrnond, Jack JnS 15, 19 – 20, DWL 46
Earle, Gene WRH 43, DwFh
East Entrance JSR 14, 22, WW 85 – 86, HA 3, WRH 18- 19,HeA2
East Lake (Deschutes National Forest) DWL 19
Edge, Rosalie CRDcr
Elephant’s Back JkHh
elk DIAB 5 1
Emerald Pool (Wizard Island) BoPfn
Emergency Conservation Committee CRDcr
Emergency Conservation Work ADRh
emergency telephones OWF 2
engineers F GLh 3
entrance signs WBHh 5
Erwin, A.R HA 4, DISR 1, 18, EUB 4
Espey, Larry RFLh
Estey Corporation LaS 37, REBh
Estey, Dick GFHh
Etherton, E.E DISR 7
Evans, Marshall (Buck) LaS 6, 1 1 – 12, EUB 2, 19, WBHfh 5, WFDfn, OELh
evening programs LaS 17. OH 5. MaH 41. DIAB.2. ViM 6. JnS 6. 10. JEAfn. Rush. GFKfn. JoLfn. JGSfn
Fairbanks. Warren JK 4 .5. 10. TEA 18. 20. DIAB 14.20. DIABfn. JGSfn. ABCfn
fairy shrimp JK 10
Faller. Adolph OH 4
Farner. Don JK2.4.9. 10. 12. 13. 17. DIAB 5.20-21. OLWfn
faults JEA 19
Fauth. Gregg TEA 10
Field Operations Study Team (FOST) REB 4
files MLN 4
Finch. Amy DISR 19
Finch. B.R. OWF 1. HaF 1. 3
fire program REB 37. 54. DIAB 50
fire roads OELfn. GiKfn
fire schools WRH 11
fires WRH 10. TEA 21. EUB 2.3 . 19. AWOH 7 – 9. HeA 4. 5 MaH 20. ViM 8. WBHfn 4
Firehall T JAfn. WRHfn. WFDfn
fireplaces FGLfn 9. 10
fish EUB 8. AWOH 18. LVE 13. RuS 2. ROVfn. LVEfn. RSFfn
fish stocking M aH 27. HeA 3
fish stomachs OLWfn
Fisher. Don CBH 11- 12. LVE 6. LVEfn. RFLfn. RHKfb
fishing AWOH 9. MaH 11- 13. 50. 58. EaQfn
Fitzgerald. Duane (Dewey) WRH 4 – 5. 16. 3 7 – 3 8. 40. 42. 48. WRHfn. LeSfn
Fitzgerald. Helen WRH 50
Foiles. Pete DISR 7
Foley. Rae-Marie MLN 7
Forbes. Mark J SR 25. OH 14. JnS 3. 13- 14. DWL 26 – 27.30. 33 – 34. 41
Fort Klamath REB 47 – 48, OWF 1, WRH 15- 16, MaH 16,36, HeA 3, ROVfh, WBHfh 1,2, BaDfh, ADRfn, LeSfh, HoHfn, DDRfn, RiCcr
Fort Klarnath ski races RFLh, JOLfh, ROVfh
Fort Rock Cave LSC 3 – 4, 6, 10, 12
Fox, Tom EWih
Franklin, Jerry DIAB 18, 42, 57
Fredericks, Dick D/AB 6
Fresno scraper AWOH 16 – 17, HA 2, LVE 9, HLAh
Friends of the Three Sisters JK 16, DIAB 18, 47, RHKfn
Fritz, Paul JSR 7, DMS 18, 27, DDW
Frost, W. T. (Jack) OWF 1, 7, WRH 17, GWFcr
Fuller, Harvey RFLh
Fulton, John LaS 8, WRH 14, 45, TJAh
Fulton, Lee WRH 14
Fumerole Bay ABCfn
furniture FGL (1) 14 – 19, FGL (2) 32, LaS 13 -15, ViM 3
Fyock, Charles Rush
Gaines, Annie JnS 5
Gale, Ben JSR 9, 3 1, JSRfn
garages F rTh
garbage dump WRH 20 – 2 1, AHIOH 11 , 18, MaH 32 – 33, DIAB 32, LVE 5, 9, RuS 8, EWifh, GFKfk
Garfield Peak F GL (1) 7, DISR 14, TEA 5, EUB 7, AWOH 20, DIAB 23, RuS 4, RHK~~JIo,W fk, CRDfh
Garfield Reservoir RuS 9, TJAfh, LVEfh
gas station (Munson Valley) DIAB 29
Gastellum, Luis MLN 1
Geiger, Stan DWL 30, 44 – 45
generator J SR 24
Geological Society of the Oregon Country JEA 3
Gibbs, Roland FGL (1) 19 – 20
Gilbert, Clyde WRH 16, 23, 36 – 37, 41, 45, 47, RESfh, RHKfn
Gilmore, Mike J. nS 13, DWL 27 – 28, 35
Girdner, Scott JnS 24
Goddard, Jim RfIRfn
Godfiey, William C. (Bill) EUB 2, 4, MaH 7, LVE 1, LWfn, RFLfn, RFLcr
Godfiey Glen (also Garden of the Gods) MaH 7, LVE 2, RFLh PFfi
Godfiey Glen Trail LVEfn, GFKfn
Goethe, C. M DIAB 15
Gold Hill archeological site LSC 4
Gold Lake Bog JK 16
golden-mantled ground squirrel JEA 27
Goldrnan, Charles JnS 15, DWL 47 – 49, 57
Goetze, Alfred MaH 17 – 18, HaF 5, ViM 5
Good, Nell HLAfn
Goodall, Bob FGL (1) 21
Goodbye Bridge WRHfn, WLAh
Goodbye Creek LaS 23
Goode, Ralph R/Irfh, JkHh
Gorman, Martin W LiCh
Gourley, Charles LaS 8
Government Camp FGL (1) 7 – 8
Governor’s Bay WFDfn
Grant, George ADRfn, EUBfh
Grater, Russ BWB 14, TEA 5
Gray, Genevieve WLAfn
Grayback Motor Nature Road JSR 11, 23, WRH 4, 19, JkHh
Gregory, Stan DWL 13
Grey, Zane LVEfn
Griffin, Jim DMS 14, TEA 23, RuS 10
guard stations JkHfn
Guse, Neal MLN 4
guided hikes JnS 7, JGSfh
Gustina, Madeline E. Wifn
Hakel, Larry LaS 23, WFDh
Hall, Ansel F. LCM 11, LiCfn
Hallock, Lou JK 4, WRH 22 – 23, 33, 41 – 42,48 – 51,57, DwFh, DMSfn, LeSh
Hamilton, Eve KSLh
Hammack, Mae MLN 3
Hamstreet, Jack OIAHh
Hansen, Henry P LSCh
Happel, Glen LaS 38, DIAB 29, TJAh
Hartell, Beverly GFKfn
Hartell, Guy LaS 8, DISR 11, OELfn
Hartesveldt, Dave JnS 4, 23, DWL 28
Hartesveldt, Richard OH 1
Hartzog, George LaS 25, JSR 5, 10 – 11, REB 4, 7 – 10,36, DMS 10 – 12, 14, 17 – 18,21,28 – 29,36 – 37, WRH 58 – 59,62, BWB 29, TJAfb, WRHfn, PFrh, BWBfh, WFDfn, DMSfn, DDRfn
Harvey, Tom DIAB 60
Hash, Lon WRH 44
Hasler, Arthur OLWfn
Hatfield, Mark LaS 17 – 18, JSR 21, LCM 6, REB 34, WW 17,20, 22, 30, 55, 92, 101,104, DWL 31
Hathaway, Gary CBH 15, FGLfn 7, JGSfn
Hazel, Cliff HaF 4
Hedgpeth, Clarence G. MaH 55 – 58, Rkh, HoHfn, JkHfn
Hedgpeth, Dee HoHfn, RoPfh
Hedgpeth, Mabel RFLfn
Heishman, Larry DIAB 12
Helm, Richard I R/IRfn
Henderson, Louis LiCfn
Henderson, Ray L. VE 15, LVEfn
Hendrix, Glenn BWB 30, EOMfn
Henneberger, John BWB 28
Herron, Paul JK 4, DIAB 34, GFHfn
Hershberger Mountain DIAB 5 8
Hershey, Marvin D MS 15, MLN 7, WFDfn
Heustis, Ralph JoLfn
Highway 62 JoWfh
Hill, Sanford “Red” EUB 14
Hill, Tana JnS 2
Hillman Peak TEA 15

Hillman, John Wesley …………………………………. EUB 7
Hillman, John Wesley (portrayal) ………………………. JSR 28, JnS 4, 6 – 7
history .. …… ……………………………………………………..R EB 6, 20, 27 – 28 hobo plcnlc …………………………………………………….. TEA 4, JGSfn
Hodges, Richmond B. ……………………………………… RFLfn
Holcomb, James ………………………………………………J oWfn
Hoffman, Owen ……………………………………………. DWL 8, 12, 18, 24
Homuth, Earl ………………………………………………….. LiCh
Hoover, Herbert ……………………………………………. RuSfn, RSFfn

Hopson-Keen, Ruth ……………………………………….. LaS 10, JK 1, 16
Horgan, Danny ……………………………………………….. ROVfn
horses …………………………………………………………..H eA 3 – 4, JnS 4 – 5, OELfn,
JkHfn, WLAfn
horse trail ………………………………………………………. JnS 6
Hoskins, Gary ………………………………………………… JnS 5
Hounsell, Elaine ……………………………………………… REB 14 – 15, JSRfn
House 34 (Hospital) ……………………………………….. DDRfh
housing.. …………………………………………………… REB 1 1, 20, 5 1
Houston, Jack ………………………………………………… JGSfn
Howe, Frank …………………………………………………… CBH 7
Howe, Wayne ………………………………………………… BWB 3, LeSfn
Hubbard, Ferdie ……………………………………………… HA 2, HaF 4, LVEfn, RFLfn,
WLAfn
Huckleberry Campground ………………………………… ROVfn
Huckleberry Mountain …………………………………….. HaF 5, HoHfn
huckleberry ……………………………………………………. WBHfn 2
Hudson, W.F. ……………………………………………….. WLAh
Huestis, Ralph ………………………………………………… JK 9, 18, LSC 12 – 13, HeA 6,
OLWfn
Huffman, Laurin …………………………………………….. REB 41, JSRfh
Hughes, Bernie ………………………………………………..H A 2, DISR 4, ROVfn, WLAh
Hull, Dan ………………………………………………………. EUB 14
Huntzinger, David …………………………………………… BWB 16, TEA 3
Hussey, John ………………………………………………….. LCM 2
hydrothermal activity ………………………………………. JnS 20
Ickes, Harold.. ……………………………………………….. FGL (1) 2 1, DISR 1 3, LCMfn
Illige, Dennis ………………………………………………….. OLWfn
insect control work …………………………………………. HA 3, GiKfh
Interpretation an.d. R.e source Management (I & RM) LaS 39, JSR 16 interpretation division ………………………………………. JnS 3
interpreters …………………………………………………….. REB 3, 5, 55, OLWfn
interpretive programs ……………… ; …………………….. TEA 2, BWB 13
Jack, Marion …………………………………………………… JSR 28, JnS 5, GFKfh, OELfn
Jackson, Henry “Scoop” …………………………………… JSRh
Jackson, Marion ……………………………………………… OH 4, DIAB 6, GFKfh
Jacksonville ………………………………………………….. FGLfn 8
Jamerson, Marion ……………………………………………. WBHfn 3
Jarrell, Nancy ………………………………………………… LaS 10, OH 8

Jarvis, Jon ……………………………………………………… JSR 16, 25, REB 15 – 16, 32,
JnS 3, 13
. . Jepson, Willis L ………………………………………………. LiCfn
. . Jiminez, Ima ………………………………………………….. CBH 6
John Day Associates ………………………………………… LSCh
John Day Fossil Beds ………………………………………. LSC 8
Johns, Ed ……………………………………………………….. LVE 1
Johnson, Doris ……………………………………………….. DIAB 33 – 34
Johnson, Einar ………………………………………………… LaS 13 – 16, 19, DMS 16,
DIAB 19, WBHh 5, EOMfn
Johnson, Warren ……………………………………………… GFKfn
Johnston, Fred ………………………………………………… ROVfn
Jones-Culhane murder ……………………………………… WHfn 2, RiCcr
Jones, Stub ……………………………………………………. LaS 8
Juillerat, Lee …………………………………………………… LaS 25
Kartchner, Wayne …………………………………………… Hal? 6, JoLh
Kavanagh, Ross ………………………………………………. DWL 9 – 10, 17, 19
Kaye, Bruce …………………………………………………… OH 3, 16, GFKh
Kaye, Glen ……………………………………………………. OH 2, 8, DIAB 9
Kaye, Harriet ………………………………………………….. GFKfn
Keen, F. Paul ………………………………………………. LVE 4, LVEh
Kelly, Harold …………………………………………….. RSFh
Kerr Notch ……………………………………………………. FGL (1) 6, JSR 23, WRH 4,
JEA 17
Kezer, James …………………………………………………..D IAB 5, 20 – 21, 44 – 45,
RHKfn
Kibby, Hal ……………………………………………………… DWL 15
kids (interpretive) program ……………………………….. JnS 7
Kieser, Rod …………………………………………………… LaS 11
Kilgore, Bruce.. ………………………………………………. DIAB 19
lKu.immb.cailul. mSt.actke. P…a.r..k.. ……………………………………………………………………………………… . WHoHHffnn 2
Kirk (Oregon) …………………………………………………C BH 17 – 18
Kirk, Seldon …………………………………………………… CBH 6, 21, TEA 3
Kiser, Fred …………………………………………………….. LVEh, OELfn, JWScr
Kiser Studio (Rim Visitor Center, Exhibit Bldg.) …. LaS 40, DISR 5, BWB 9,
LVE 16, DIAB 22, JnS 6 – 10
DIAbfn, RSFfn, JWScr
Kittredge, Frank ……………………………………………… LCMfn
Klamath Agency ……………………………………………… WHfn 2, RIIRfn
Klamath Cup ………………………………………………….. JoLfn

Klamath Falls ……………………………………………. RuS 4, MBSfn, RSFfn, RuPcr,
HlLAfn
Klamath Falls Group Office ……………………………… LaS 33, JSR 16, DMS 16, 24 –
25, 27, OWF 1, WRH 51, 73,
DIAB 27,54, MLN 3,5, TJAfn,
FGLfn 2
Klamath Indian hunting case …………………………….. REB 19
Klamath Indian Reservation ……………………………… TEA 3, TEAfn, WBHfn 1,
LSCfn
Klamath Tribes ……………………………………………. WW 69, 8 1, 100, 106, HoHfn,
JkHfn
Kirchner, Rick ……………………………………………. DWL 28
Knight, Emerson …………………………………………….. FGL (2) 18
Koehler, Paul …………………………………………………. WRH 44
kokanee salmon ………………………………………………. MaH 12, OLWfn
Koon, Richard V. …………………………………………… JGS fn
Kurtz, Ed ……………………………………………………. WRH 65, 75
Ladd, Ben …………………………………………………. DMS 19
Lady of the Woods ………………………………………….. LVE 15
LaFleur, Joe …………………………………………………… REB 34
lake clarity …………………………………………………….. DIAB 50, OELfn
lake freezing ………………………………………………….. LeSfn
lake level gauge ………………………………………………. BWB 10 – 11
lake monitoring ………………………………………………. JnS 13, DWL 35, 46, 51, 55
lake research program ……………………………………… JSR 26, REB 32, OH 7, 14,
DIAB 34,49 – 50
Lake Tahoe ……………………………………………………. DWL 47
Lake Trail …………………………………………………….. JK 15, EUB 19, LVEfn, OIAHEn
lake viewing …………………………………………………… WRH 13
Lake West ……………………………………………………… RoPh
Lamb, Chuck …………………………………………………. LaS 7
landscape architects ………………………………………….L VEfn, JSRfn, FrTfn . .
landscap~ngin tent ………………………………………….. FGL (1) 4-6
landscaping (Rim area) …………………………………….. ViM 2, EUB 5, LVE 9
FGL (1) 3, FGL (2) 4,
FGLfn 2,4
landscaping (Park Headquarters). ………………………. ViM 2, FGL (2) 4, PFrh,
OELfn
Lang, Frank ……………………………………………………. LiCfn
Lange, Bernaze ……………………………………………… FGLfn 1
Lange, David ……………………………………………….. OH 15, JoWfn
Lange, Francis ………………………………………………… DISR 16, EWifh, EUBfn

Larson, Douglas W ………………………………………… JSR 26, OH 6, 13, 14,
JnS 12, 13 – 18,20
Larson, Gary …………………………………………………. JSR 26, REB 32, JnS 14 – 15,
17,20, 24, DWL 37,41, 57
Larson, Jim …………………………………………………… JSR 2 1, 26, REB 32, OH 14,
JnS 14, DWL 35 – 36,38,40
Larson, Paul …………………………………………………… DMS 13 – 14, 16, 19, TJAfh
Lathrop, A1 ……………………………………………………. FGL (1) 20 – 21
Laurelhurst (Oregon) ………………………………………. AWOH 1
Lava Beds National Monument …………………………. MLN 5, RHKfn, WFDfh,
GWFcr, FGLfn 5, 6, 7, JGSfn
law enforcement ……………………………………………. ADRfn, BWB 33, OH 10 – 12
Leavitt, Ernest P ……………………………………………… LaS 10, JK 5, OWF 3, WRH
22,23,31,33 – 38, MaH 37,
RESfn, EWifn, KSLfn, OLWfn,
GWFcr, FGLfn 9, LeSfn, LSCfn
Leavitt, Katherine (Kit) ……………………………………. E Wifn
LeConte, Joseph …………………………………………….. LCM 9
LeFleur, Joe …………………………………………………… DWL 47
Leighton, Ralph ………………………………………………. LSC 13 – 14, LSCfn, RHKfn
lettering (used on signs) ……………………………………. FGL (2) 11 – 12
Libbey, Don ………………………………………………… EUB 6, 8, EUBfn, Ewifn, LiCfh
lightning ……………………………………………………… RuPcr
Lightning Springs ……………………………………………. WRH 26, LVEfn, WBHfn 3,
BoPfn
limnology ……………………………………………………… OH 6, 8, 9, JnS 12,
DWL 8,10 – 14,18,26,31
lineaments ……………………………………………………… JEA 15
Linn, Bob ……………………………………………………… OH 12, DIAB 3, 13, DWL 24
living history ………………………………………………….. JnS 4 – 7
Llaos Hallway ……………………………………………….. LVEfn
Llao Rock ………………………………………………………. JEA 17, RMKfh, LiCfn
Lloyd, James “Jimmy” ……………………………………… MLN 1, 3
Loftus, William “Bill” ……………………………………… WBHfn 4
logging …………………………………………………………. LeSfn
Lost Creek Campground ………………………………….. OH 4, TEA 6, ROVfn, CFHfn,
JkHfn
Lost Creek ……………………………………………………… JSR 23, WRH 19, MaH 5, 8 –
9,13 – 14,42 – 43,56 – 57, JnS
23, WBHfn 3, RMKfn, GFKfn,
OELfn
Lost Creek Dam ……………………………………………… DWL 21
Lueck, Rudolph F. …………………………………………. DISR 6, 16, EUB 4, MaH 5, 9,
34,56 – 57, LVE 18, LVEfn,
BoPfn, GiKfh

lumber sheds (open storage at Park HQ) ……………… WBHfn 3
Maben, John ………………………………………………….. LaS 3 8, LVE 14, RFLfn,
WBHfn 2, RSFfn, BoPfn
Mabery, Roby “Slim” & Juanita ………………………… JGSfn
Machine Shop ………………………………………………. OWF 2, DIAB 42, JGSh
Maklak Cabin …………………………………………………. EWafn
Malik, Jim ……………………………………………………… DWL 8, 18
mammals.. ……………………………………………………… OL Wfn
Mancini, Joe …………………………………………………… EUB 5, MaH 15, LVE 7, TJAfh,
LVE 7 – 9, LVEfn, BoPfn,
WLAfn
Mano, Tony ……………………………………………………. WLafn
manzanita ………………………………………………………. HoHfn
mapping of Crater Lake (1959) …………………………. BWB 19 – 20
Marcroft, Leroy ………………………………………………. MLN 3
Marion, Homer ……………………………………………….. D/AB 48
marmots ………………………………………………………… RSFfn
Marquard, William E ……………………………………….. FGLfn 6
Marshall, Bob …………………………………………………. EUB 9, EUBcr
Mason, Ralph …………………………………………………. JEA 9
Masonic Order ……………………………………………….. REB 47 – 48
master plan …………………………………………………….. FGL (2) 12 – 13, DMS 17,
FGLfn 2,4, JSRfh
Masters, Marian ……………………………………………….J nS 8
Mastrogiuseppe, Ron. ………………………………………. DMS 3 9, DIAB 3 – 4, 13,
40 – 41,53, JnS 23, DIAbfn,
JoWfn
Mather, Stephen T. ………………………………………….. LCM 5, 7, 1 1, EaQfn
Maybeck, Bernard ………………………………………….. FGLfn 2
Mayberry, Slim ………………………………………………. LaS 8, BWB 20, TEA 3, 15 – 17
Mazamas ……………………………………………………… D/AB 47, DWL 45
Mazama ash …………………………………………………… JEAfn
Mazama Campground …………………………………. LaS 27 – 28, JSR 29, REB 22,
DMS 20-21, TEA 10- 11, JnS
4,7, TJAfn, PFrfn, WFDfn,
GFHfn, JGSfn, FrTfn
Mazama Dormitory ………………………………………… FrTh
Mazama Village Store ……………………………………… JSR 29
McCrea, Jerry …………………………………………………. REB 45, OH 16
McDonough, Tom …………………………………………… OH 15, DIAB 7, JnS 4 – 5 .
McGee, Bob …………………………………………………… RSF fn
McIntire, Dave ………………………………………………. DWL 46 – 47, 54 – 55
McKay, ~ougla.s.. …………………………………………..L CM 2

McManus, Jim … ….. …………………………………………. JnS 2 1
Medford ……………………………………………………….. .REB 11 – 12, DISR 2, 18,
CFHfn
Medford houses (built with park materials) …………. LVE 10 – 1 1
Medford Office ……………………………………………… LaS 32 – 33, DMS 13, 25,
OWF 1, WRH 32, BWB 7,
HaF 7, MLN 3,4, EWifn,
ADRh, WFDfn, GWFcr
Meeker, Joe ………………………………………………….. JGSfn
Meinecke, E. P. ………………………………………………. EUB 10, FGLfn 9
Menard, Gail ………………………………………………….. REB 42, 44
Meola, Edward ………………………………………………. ViM 2, FGL (1) 19, FGL (2) 25,
FGLfn 3
Merriam, C.H. ………………………………………………… DIAB 16, 25, DIABfn
Merriam Cone ………………………………………………… WBHfn 4
Merriam, John C. ……………………………………………. FGL (2) 14, LCM 9 – 15,
JEA 10, EUB 7, LSC 8, LSCfn,
RHKfn, LiCfn, LCMfn
Merriam, Lawrence C ……………………………………… LCM 6 – 8, DMS 17, 39,
WRH 52, JEAfn, BWBfn,
KSLfn, GWFcr, LCMfn,
FGLfn 7
Mess Hall (Canfield Building) …………………………… JSR 27 -28, DISR 1, JK 7,
OWF 4, TEA 22, AWOH 15,
MaH 4,32, DIAB 22, HaF 2,
WRHfn, HHfn, MBSfn, GFKfn,
FGLfn 6, RoPfn, GiKfh,
WLAfn,
FrTfn, RiCcr
Mess Hall (log) ………………………………………………. EWifn, RuPcr, BoPfn, WLafn
microwave repeater …………………………………………. MLN 7
Miele, John ……. . . ………… . ….. …………………………….. LaS 36 – 37, JSR 30
Miernan, Jerry ………………………………………………. WBHfn 5
Mill Creek Falls (Prospect) ……………………………….. EWa 5, JkHh
Miller, Alden ….. . ……………. . ……………………………. DIAB 17
Miller, Joaquin ………………………………………………. CBH 18
Miller, Loye H. ……………………………………………… LCM 9, 1 1, D/AB 17
Mi.r ac. le Mile (Rim Village to Discovery Point) ……. LaS 3, ROVfn Mission 66 …………………………………………………… LaS 26, 30, OH 3, DMS 40,
WRH 29,45, 60, 62, 78,
BWB 24,30, TJAfn, PFrfn,
AHFfn
Momyer, Henry.. … . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. … … . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CBH 2, 9 – 10
Montgomery, Bill ……………………………………………. HA 2, DISR 4, H/LAfn
Moore, Bernie ………………………………………………… GWFcr

Morris, David ………………………………………………… REB 10, BWB 17, DWL 43
Morrison, George …………………………………………… LaS 40, JnS 2, JoWfh
Morrison, John ………………………………………………. REB 29, ADRh
mortar …………………………………………………….. FrTfn
motel units ……………………………………………………. JSRfn
motorways (fire roads) …………………………………….. WRH 25 – 26, 62 – 63,
EUB 2 – 3,19, MaH 9, ViM 3,
LVEfn, FGLh 4, LeSfh
Mott, William Penn …………………………………………. REB 22, DMS 3 1, EUB 18,
FGLfh 1, FrTfn
Mount Mazama ………………………………………………. JEA 17
Mount Scott ……………………………………………………. JSR 15, REB 55, WW 4, 63, 68,
MA 3, WRH 27, EUB 3, HeA 3,
TJAfn, LVEfh, HHh, WBHfh 1,
BoPfn, WLAfn
Mount Shasta …………………………………………………. D/AB 57 – 58
Mount St. Helens …………………………………………. JSR 28 – 29, DWL 3 3
mountain ash ………………………………………………….. EUB 5
mountain beaver ……………………………………………… OLWfn
mountain hemlock …………………………………………… EUB 5
mountain pine beetle (control program) ………………. MaH 28, LVE 4, LVEfh,
CFHfh,
GWFcr, EUB 2
Mueller, Beth (Horn) ……………………………………….. TEA 12
Muir Creek …………………………………………………… LSCfn
Munson Creek ……………………………………………….. BoPfh
Munson Meadow ……………………………………………. OLWfn
Munson Spring ……………………………………………….. RuS 9, LeSfh, BoPfn, DWL 38
Munson Spring pumphouse ………………………………. WRHh
Munson Valley (camping) ………………………………… RoPfn
Murie, Adolph ………………………………………………… BWB 14, OLWh
museum collection ………………………………………….. REB 29, OH 16, JK 13,
BWB 16, DIAB 39 – 40,42,54
National Park System …………………………………….. BWB 32
National Parks Association ……………………………….. LCM 6
Naturalist’s House …………………………………………… DISR 1 1
Nature Notes from Crater Lake ………………………….. JK 2 – 4, 6, 10, 12, 1 8 – 19,
BWB 14, JEA 12, OLWh
Nee, W.J. ………………………………………………………. DIAB 39, D/ABfh, LoLfh
Needle Rock (south of Prospect) ……………………….. HoHfn
Nelson, C. H. (Hans) ……………………………………….. BWB 14, TEA 12 – 13,
D/AB 11,53, DWL 30
Nelson, Marvin ……………………………………………….. EWifn

Nelson, Richard (Dick) …………………………………….. LaS 13, TEA 19, DDffi
Newberry Crater ……………………………………………… REB 35
newts ………………………………………………………… JK 7 – 8, 13, OLWfn
nitrates ………………………………………………………… DWL 42
Nordeen, Emil ……………………………………………. ROVfn
North Entrance ……………………………………………….. JSR 14, HA 2
North Entrance (opening) …………………………………. BoPfn
North House …………………………………………………… TEA 8, MaH 9, TJAfn, WRHfn,
WBHfn 3, DwFfn
North Junction ………………………………………………. OH 6, BWB 8 – 9, TEA 7, 15,
LVE 6, HeA 5, HHfn, BoPfn
northern spotted owl ………………………………………… D/AB 36 – 37, JoWfn
Novacik, Joann ……………………………………………….. JGSfn
Nova. Fred …………………………………………………… DIAB 2 1
nutrients ……………………………………………………….. DWL 32 – 34, 49
Nye, Chauncey ……………………………………………….. JnS 6, HoHfn
Nye, Nelson ………………………………………………… HoHfn, RoP
Nye, Waldo ……………………………………………………. HoHfn
Odegaard, Charles …………………………………………… REB 15, 33, 35, 50, WRH 65
Ode11 Lake …………………………………………………….. DWL 5 – 6, EUBcr
Oil and Gas House (bldg. 8) ……………………………… WRHfn, TJAfn, EWifn
oil stove …………………………………………………………. OWF 5
Old Man of the Lake ………………………………………. JEA 13, OLWfn
Onthank, Karl …………………………………………………. JK 16
Ord, Pete ……………………………………………………….. AWOH 14 – 15
Oregon Caves National Monument.. …………………… PGL (1) 17 – 1 8, LaS 16, 1 8,
36, JSR 31, REB 17 – 19, JK 2
– 3, DMS 15,22 – 24, WRH 72
– 73, BWB 15 – 16, JEA 16,
D/AB 27 – 28,54, ViM 7,8,
HeA 6, MLN 5, TJAfn, WBHfn
4, GFKfn, GWFcr, FGLfn 3,5,
12, GFHfn, JSRfn, LeSfn,
EmSfn, RoPfn, REBfn
Oregon Forest Wilderness Act [of 19841 …………….. WW 96
Oregon State Highway Commission …………………… LCM 4
Orino, Sam ………………………………………………….. BoPfn
outdoor amphitheater ………………………………………. BWB 1 1 – 12, TEA 10
Outdoor Rec. Resources Review Comm (ORRRC).. DMS 7, JSR 9
Overset, Dan ………………………………………………… FrTh
Owen, A.Y. ……………………………………………………. ABCfn

Pacific Crest Trail ………………………………………….. J R 11 – 12, WRH 26, FGLh
4, JkHfn
Pacific Northwest Regional Office (Seattle) ………… JSR 7, JSRfn, REBh
Pacific silver fir …………………………………………. DIAB 41
Packard, James ……………………………………………….. ABCh
Packwood, Robert ………………………………………… REB 34
Paisley Cave …………………………………………………. LSC 3, 6
Palmer, Martin ……………………………………………….. DISR 3, 14, RIIrfn, BoPh
Panhandle area ………………………………………………. EWa 3, LaS 34, DMS 17,
WBHfn 1
Park Headquarters …………………………………………… BWB 17, FGL (2) 9, LaS 33,
JSR 29, EUBfn
Park Headquarters (rehabilitation) ……………………… FrTh, JSR 15 – 16
park library ……………………………………………………. REB 30, OH 8, DIAB 42,
E O W
Parker, Gene …………………………………………………… DIAB 37, 41 – 42
Parker, Harry ………………………………………………….. JK 5, 12, 14, 19, DIAB 20 – 22,
OLWfn
Parker, Tom ………………………………………………….. OWF 3, WRH 5 1, ROVh,
OLWfn, GWFcr
parking areas (Rim Drive) ………………………………… FGLh 1 1
Parkscape USA ……………………………………………… LaS 26, DMSh
patrol cabins …………………………………………………… EWa 5 – 6, EWah, JSR 11,
HeA 5, WFDfn, LeSh
Patterson, Frank ……………………………………………… RSFh
Patton, Fred ………………………………………………… LVEh
Paulina Lake (Deschutes National Forest) …………… DWL 19
Payne, Doris & Frank ………………………………………. CBH 13
Payne, Ed.. …………………………………………………….. TEA 14, 1 8
Peck, A. L. ……………………………………………………. EUB 10, EUBh
peer review (of lake research) ……………………………. DWL 52 – 53
Pelican Bay Lumber Company. …………………………. LVEh
periphyton …………………………………………………….. DWL 20
Perry, Walt …………………………………………………… LSC 2 – 3
Peters, Clay …………………………………………………. JSR 20 – 2 1, 29
Peterson, Roger Tory ………………………………………..R HKfn
Peting, Don …………………………………………………….J SR 16
Peyton, Ralph ………………………….. ,. ………………….. LaS 17, 37, OH 5, DMS 14 -16,
18,21, WRH 69,75, BWB 23,
TEA 23 -24, RuS 5,10, 11,
TJAfh, WRHfn, WBHh 5,
WFDh, DDRh
Phalen, Seth …………………………………………………… DWL 28
Phantom Ship …………………………………………………. JWScr, JGSh

Pha. n.t om Ship Log ……………………………………………J nS 7 Phllips, Kenneth N. ……………………………………….. D WL 16
Phinney, Harry ………………………………………………. DWL 10, 15, 44
photographs ……………………………………………………. RFLcr
phytoplankton ……………………………………………… DWL 20, 24, 30, 32, 48
pileated woodpeckers ………………………………………. DIAB 36 – 37
pine marten ……………………………………………………. OWF 5, MaH 30, HaF 2
Pinnacles ………………………………………………………..J SR 22, 23, DISR 5, BWB 9
planning (for national parks) …………………………….. REB 13, 23
plant list …………………………………………………… LiCfn
plaster ………………………………………………………. FrTfn
Plaza Comfort Station (bldg. 68) ……………………….. LVEfn
Pl.e is.t ocene Epoch …………………………………………… JEA 17 picmcs …………………………………………………………… LeSfn
Pinchot, Gifford …………………………………………….. LCMfn
Pogue, M.S …………………………………………………. WBHfn 2
Polebridge Creek …………………………………………… LaS 28, LVEfn, WBHfn 2
ponderosa pine ……………………………………………….. WW 8 1 – 82, DIAB 25
Pool, Ben ……………………………………………………… DIAB 21, WBHfn 2, 5
Pool, Jackie …………………………………………………… JGSfn
Portland Office (of the NPS) …………………………….. JSR 7
post office …………………………………………………….. MaH 22 – 23, 59, HaF 7, BaDfn
power line ……………………………………………………. OWF 4 – 5
power outages ………………………………………………… MLN 7
Prescott Park (Medford) …………………………………… FGL (2) 18, GWFcr
prescribed burning ………………………………………….. JoWfn
preservation specialist ……………………………………… REB 39
Preston, John …………………………………………………. JSR 8 – 9, DMS 19
Price, Joe P… ………………………………………………. Rush
Price, Richard W. …………………………………………. AWOH 20, LSCfn, BaDfn,
RuSfn, RSFfn, LSCfn
promenade ……………………………………………………. LVE 1
Prospect ……………………………………………………….. REB 20, AWOH 5, HoHfn,
JkHfn, WLAfn
Provisional Algal Assay Procedure …………………….. DWL 39
public involvement in planning …………………………. DMS 18
Pumice Desert ………………………………………………..H. A 2, BWB 9, TEA 12, JWScr,
HlLAfn
pumice grape fern ……………………………………………. RMKfn, LiCfn
puttees.. …………………………………………………………. WRH 33
Quillwort Pond ……………………………………………. JK 6

radio …………………………………………………………. MLN 7, LeSfn, AHFfn
radio-carbon dating …………………………………………. LSC 6, LSCfn
railroad logging ………………………………………………. ROVfn
rainbow trout ………………………………………………… OLWfn
Ranger Dormitory (Steel Center) ……………………….. FGL (2) 11, OH 7, DISR 1,
JK 15, EWifn, WRHfn, EOMfn,
FGLfn 3, JGSfn, FrTfn, RiCcr
ranger school ………………………………………………….L. aS 1 1
rangers ……………………………………………………….. REB 3, 5, 30, 37, 44- 45, 55,
DMS 19 – 20, WRH 5,8,10 –
11,29,31, BWB 33, BWBfn,
WFDfn, RuPcr, RiCcr
Raven Ski Trail ……………………………………………….J hLfn
recreation areas in the National Park System ……….. DMS 4
Red Blanket Cabin ………………………………………….. WBHfn 3
Red Blanket Creek ………………………………………….. HeA 5
Red Cone …………………………………………………… LeSh
Redwood National Park ……………………………………. MLN 5, DMSfn
Reed, Harry ……………………………………………………. MaH 58, R/IRfn
Reed, Nelson ………………………………………………….. CBH 6
Reflections newspaper ……………………………………… EmSh
relief model of Crater Lake ………………………………. OLWfn
reorganization of the NPS (during the 1960s) ………. JSREn
research biology ………………………………………………D IAB 3 – 4, 19 – 20, 55 – 57
Reter, Jack.. …………………………………………………….A HIOH 2 1
Rim Campground …………………………………………… JEA 23, LaS 4, HeA 4, RuS 9,
WRHfh, EaQfn, ADRfn, JoLfn,
LAHfn
rim caravan ……………………………………………………. JEA 22 – 23, JEAh, LiCfn
Rim Drive …………………………………………………….R EB 24, BWB 24, TJAfn,
LVEfn, EWifn, JEAfn, OLWfn,
ADRfh, LiCfn, FGLfn 4,7, 1 1,
RuPcr, JSRfh, LeSfn, BoPfn,
D D m
Rim Run ………………………………………………………R EB 48 – 49
Rim Village ………………………………………………….. TEA 6, AHFfn, BaDfn, FGLfn
10
Roach, Doug …………………………………………………. FGL (2) 21, OWF 1, FGLfn 9
roads at Crater Lake …………………………………………H Hfn, ROVfn
road alignment ……………………………………………… PFrfn
road guide ……………………………………………………… BWB 10
road patrol ……………………………………………………… ADffi
road to Ft. Klamath (Hwy 62) …………………………… BoPfn

Roberston, William “Bill” ………………………………… GWFcr
Robinson, Bill ……………………………………………….. FGL (2) 21 – 22, FGL (2) 26,
DISR 7
Robinson, Don ……………………………………………….. MLN 4, D/AB 3
Rockefeller, John D. (Jr.). ………………………………… LCMEn, RSFfn
rockwork (buildings) ……………………………………….. FGLfn 4
Roosevelt, Eleanor ………………………………………….. RuSfn
rope tow ……………………………………………………… WRH 7, JhLfn, AHFfn, MBSfn,
ADRfn, LeSfn, RoPfn
Roseburg. ………………………………………………………. WRH 52, RuS 14, WLAh
Rostel, Ernie ………………………………………………… FGL (1) 22, DISR 4, RFLfn
rotary snow plow ……………………………………………. DISR 2 – 3, OWF 1, RlIRfi
Roundtop Quarry …………………………………………….. OELfn
Rouse, James ………………………………………………….. LaS 17, 2 1 – 22, 29, 38,
CBH 11, WRH 65, JnS 3,6,
DWL 27,33 – 34
row boats ……………………………………………………….. WRH 28 – 29, JEA 25, RuS 3
Rubenstein, Iola (Bunch) ………………………………….. RuPcr
Rudolph, Roger ………………………………………………. JSR 14 – 15
Rudy Wilson (tour boat) ……………………………………. RuS 3, 7
Ruesch, Scott ………………………………………………… REB 42 – 44
Ruhle, George ……………………………………………….. JK 1 – 2, 5, 6, 12, 18 – 19,
WRH 43, BWB 27, LSC 9,
DIAB 20 – 2 1, LSCfn, WRHfn,
BWBfn, OLWfn, DwFfn,
LCMfn, LeSfn, LSCh
Rundell, Raymond ………………………………………….. BWB 17, JGSfn
Rutter, John ……………………………………………………. JSR 7, 9, 15, 3 1, DMS 13,
WRH 67 – 68,75
Ryder, Lon …………………………………………………….. REB 38
Sager, Mere1 …………………………………………………… FGL (1) 2-3, 8, 10, FGL
(2) 2, 10, 12 – 13, 15, REB 40,
EUB4-5,EUBfn,LVE2,ll-
12, LVEfn, EWifh, FGLfn 1,9,
10,12
salamanders ……………………………………………………. JK 8 – 9
Salinas, John ………………………………………………….. OH 13, 16, DWL 26, 28, 30, 35
Salter, Frank …………………………………………………… AWOH 6, 16
sandals in Fort Rock Cave ………………………………… LSC 10 – 11
Sand Creek Canyon ………………………………………….M aH 34

Sand Creek Station (on Hwy. 97) ………………………. LaS 35
Sargent, John ………………………………………………….. DISR 7
Save-the-Redwoods League ……………………………… DMS 5, 27, 3 1, LCMfn
Sawyer, Robert ……………………………………………….. LSCfn
Schmore, John ………………………………………………… RFLfn
Schuh, Joe ……………………………………………………… D/AJ3 17
Schwartzlow, Carl ………………………………………… FGL (2) 34, JEA 8, 10 – 11, 24,
JEAfn
Scoria Cone ……………………………………………………. D/AB 38
Scott, Bob ……………………………………………………… JGSfn
Scoyen, E.T …………………………………………………….B WB 26
seal coating ………………………………………………….. ROVfn
search and rescue activities ……………………………….. TEA 15 – 17 , ADRfh, JGS fn
seasonal party …………………………………………………. WRHfn
sedges …………………………………………………………… LiCfn
sewage lagoons ……………………………………………….. FrTfn
sewer line …………………………………………………… WBHh 4
secchi disks ……………………………………………………. JEA 20, JnS 15, OLWfn,
DWL 31,34,50
shade and shadow ……………………………………………. FGLfn 5
Shangle, Vern …………………………………………………. LVE 18, RFLfn
Sharpe, Grant …………………………………………………. BWB 10, JGSfn
Sharsmith, Carl ……………………………………………… OH 1, 10
Shasta red fir …………………………………………………. LiCfn
shrimp (freshwater) ………………………………………… CBH 8, EUB 8
Sholly, Dan ……………………………………………………. LaS 8, 19 – 20, JnS 2, JoWfn,
DWL 27 – 29
Sierra Club …………………………………………………….. JSRfh
signs ……………………………………………………………… FGL (1) 14 – 15, JnS 9,
FGLfn 2,4, EUBfn
sign shop ……………………………………………………….. FGLfn 6
Silver Camp …………………………………………………… RoPfn
Sims, Richard ………………………………………………. LaS 16 – 18, JSR 30,
WRH 76 – 77, WRHh
Sinnott Memorial ……………………………………………. FGL (1) 8 – 13, FGL (2) 14 –
16, LaS 14, JSR 27, LCM 12,
BWB 8 – 9, JEA 20, TEA 8 – 9,
EUB 9, MaH 17, D/AB 8,
RFLfn, WBHfn 3, LCMfn,
FGLfn 3, OELfn, JGSfn
Skell Channel ………………………………………………….W RHh
Skell Head ……………………………………………………… FGLfn 11
Skivington, Dick …………………………………………….B. WB 11, ROVfn
ski jump ……………………………………………………….. LVE 15, ROVfn, LVEfn,
WBHfn 2, JhLh, ADRfn, JkHfn

ski race see also Fort KIamath ski races ……………… REB 47
ski service ……………………………………………………… U S9
skiers …………………………………………………………….. DISR 14, WRH 6
skiing …………………………………………………………… OWF 2, 5, AWOH 18, MaH 9,
49 – 50,53,56, – 57, DIAB 11,
RLFh, LeSfn, GiKh
Sky Lakes Wilderness ……………………………………… WW 33
Sleepy Hollow …………………………………………….. LaS 30, JSR 15, 28, REB 21,
WRH 2, 12, 13, BWB 6 – 7, 19
– 20, TEA 18, HeA 3, MaH 16,
JnS 2, MLN 3, WRHfn,
OLWfh, AHFfn, ADRfh, JoLfi~,
RIIrh, FrTfn
Sleepy Hollow quarry ………………………………………. ROVh, FrTfn
Slenick, Jim ………………………………………………… OLWh
Smith, Bob ……………………………………………………. REB 34 – 35, BWB 15
Smith, Denny …………………………………………………. DWL 3 1, 35, 43
Smith, Harry (and Pop) …………………………………. LaS 5, TEA 23, WBHfn 5
Smith, Lloyd ………………………………………………. LaS 20,24, JnS 1 – 2
Smith, Pat ………………………………………………………. LaS 40, JnS 2, DWL 28
Smith, Warren D. ……………………………………………. JEA 1, 6, 8, 24, JEAfn
Smith Brothers Chronology ………………………………. LaS 21, 23, JoWfn
Sneddon, Lee …………………………………………………. WRH 22, 41 – 42, 48, 53
snow …………………………………………………………….. WRH 6 – 7, 11, 25, 62
snow loading ………………………………………………….. TJAh
snow removal …………………………………………………. DMS 2 1,W RH 10, 3 1,
AWOH 14, MaH 8, ROVfn,
RFLfn, HHfn, WBHh 3, RuPcr,
LeSh
snow studies …………………………………………………… OWF 7, ROVfh, LeSh
snow tunnels …………………………………………………… WRH 12 – 13, WBHfn 3,
MBSfn, JWScr, FrTh
snowmobiles ………………………………………………… JSR 13 – 15, RIIRfn
snowshoe walks. ………………………………………………J nS 10, JoWfn
Soil Conservation Service ………………………………… OWF 7
Solinsky, Elbert ………………………………………………. FGL (2) 24, HA 3, DISR 1, 12,
14,18, EUB 2,7, LVE 10 – 11,
EWifh, RFLfn, HHh, LCMh,
FGLh 3, BoPfn, JkHh, WLAfn
Solinsky, Frank ……………………………………………… EWih, RFLh
South Entrance ……………………………………………….. WRH 45, BWB 17, AWOH 14,
LVEfn, DwFfn, G i a
Spalding, Don ………………………………………………… REB 25, 28, 36, MLN 5,
WFDfh, OELh
Sparrow, Alex ……………………………………………….. AWOH 1, LaSfn, OIAHfn

Sphagnum Bog ……………………………………………….. JSR 22, REB 55, JK 6, Mfn
Spirit Lake (Mount St. Helens) ………………………. .;.. DWL 44
Spring 42 ……………………………………………………….. DWL 50
spring opening.. ………………………………………………. LVE 10
Spruce Lake …………………………………………………… RoPfn
square dancing ………………………………………………… LeSfn
Squires, Cameron ……………………………………………. Rush
statement for management ………………………………… JSRfk
Starkey, Ed …………………………………………………….. JnS 14
Steel Circle Residences ……………………………………. LaS 16, 31, JSR 24, 25, REB
12,21, 53, DMS 17, WRH 61,
TEA 21, DIAB 30 – 32, TJAfn,
JoWfn, EOMfn, GFKfn, WFDfn,
FGLfn 4, JSRfn, DDRfn, FrTfh
Steel Scrapbooks …………………………………………….. Lash
Steel, Jean ……………………………………………………… FGL (2) 1 1, LVE 5, ROVfn,
LVEfn, FGLfn 2
Steel, Luther …………………………………………………… EWifn
. . Steel, William G ……………………………………………… REB 40, HA 5 – 6, EUB 7 – 8,
MaH 10,21- 22, LVE 5, 13,
LVEfn, EWifh, Lash, RHKfh,
EaQfn, BoPfn
Stewart State Park …………………………………………… REB 46
Stickler, Ray …………………………………………………… WRH 32, 43, DwFfn
stone masonry ………………………………………………… MaH 15, 46, LVE 8 – 10
stream surveys ………………………………………………… OLWfh
Struple, Art …………………………………………………….D ISR 7
Stuart Falls …………………………………………………….. DIAB 3 8
submarine in Crater Lake …………………………………. JnS 18, 20 – 22
sugar pine (as roofing material) …………………………. JkHfn, FrTfn
suicides ………………………………………………………… DwFfh
Sun Creek ………………………………………………………. WRH 19, OLWfn, BoPfn
Sun Grade …………………………………………………….. FrTh
Sun Notch ………………………………………………………J SR 14, FGLh 9, 11
Sun Pass ………………………………………………………… ROVfn, JkHfn
Superintendent’s House (Annie Spring) ………………. WRHfn, RuPcr
Superintendent’s Monthly Report ………………………. WRH 9
Superintendent’s Residence (at Park HQ) ……………. DISR 11, MaH 47, WRH 34,
JnS 2 1, WRHfn, RHKfn, KSLfn
Superintendent’s Residence (Medford) ……………….. MLN 3
Sutton, Myron …………………………………………………D MS 2
swim to Wizard Island ……………………………………… BaDfh

Table Rocks ……………………………………………… JEA 18
Talbot, Dave …………………………………………………… LCM 6, REB 46
talent shows ……………………………………………….. RuS 5
Takelrna Indians ……………………………………………… JkHfn, HlLAfn
Tanski, Hank ………………………………………………….. REB 26, JnS 2, 4, 8, 1 1,
DWL 28
Taylor, Kent …………………………………………………… REB 18, 26, 29, 32, 42, 44
Telford Boat Works ……………………………………….. RSFfn
telephones ……………………………………………………… O W 4, WRH 16, RESfh,
JGSfn, FrTfn, RiCcr
telephone line ……………………………………………….. LVE 16
tents …………………………………………………………….. JEA 27, LVE 17, ROVfn,
ADRfn, Rush, RuPcr
Thede, M. C. …………………………………………………. RESfn
Thompson, Peter ……………………………………………. REB 47, OH 1 1, 16
Thomson, Charles Goff ……………………………………. LCM 7, LVE 12, EWifn,
OIAHfn, HHfn, LCMfn, RuPcr
Thousand Springs ………………………………………… DIAB 37
Tichnor, Harry ……………………………………………….. GWFcr
timber claims. …………………………………………………. JkHfh
Timber Crater …………………………………………………. BWB 18, ROVfn
Timberline Lodge (on Mt. Hood) ………………………. EUB 9, 13, EUBfn, LVE 10 – 11
Tobin, Jim ……………………………………………………. REB 14, 21, 29, REBfn
Tolson, Hillary ……………………………………………….. DISR 13, DMS 40
Toothman, Stephanie ……………………………………….. REB 15, 29, 41
tourism …………………………………………………………..R uS 13
Townsley, John ………………………………………………. BWB 15
traditional use study of Crater Lake ……………………. RlIRfn
trailer houses ……………………………………………… MaH 24, EUBfn
trains …………………………………………………………….. Rush
tramway ………………………………………………………. OWF 6, TEA 19, 23
transplanting trees …………………………………………… LVE 12, VIM 2
trend week ……………………………………………………..J nS 22
triangulation ………………………………………………….. JGSfn
trucks …………………………………………………………..L. VE 3
truck hoist ……………………………………………………..L VE 7 – 8, 11, TJAfn, BoPfn
True, Charlie …………………………………………………. WR.H 45, BoPfn, JlcHfn
true firs.. ………………………………………………………. DIAB 41 – 42
Truitt, Robert ………………………………………………..J. nS 23
Trulove, Rex ……………………………………………….. WRH 44, TEA 20, TJAfn,
WBHfn 2,4,5, OELfn

Tucker Sno Cat ……………………………………………… LaS 2 .5. WRH 17 .19 . 26.
.ROVfn. RFLfn. RFLcr. LeSfn.
M f n
tunnel (from Munson Valley to Crater Lake) ……….. MaH 10
Turello. David ………………………………………………… BWB 24. 29
Turner. Paul …………………………………………………… WRH 44. WBHfn 5
Tuziov. Harun ………………………………………………… DIAB 15
Twight, Suzie …………………………………………………. BWB 21
Twin Springs ……………………………………………… LVEfn
Udall. Stuart …………………………………………………… DMS 11
Ullman. A1 …………………………………………………… DMS 25
uniform …………………………………………………………. WRH 33 . 34. BWB 22
Union Creek ……………………………………………….. OWF 7. RHKfh. EaQfn
Union Peak …………………………………………………….. BWB 9. 16. HoHfn
Union Peak Motor Nature Trail …………………………. JSR 9. 11. OELfn
union representation ………………………………………… JSR 26 – 27
University of Oregon ………………………………………. JSR 16. RHKh
unmanned submersible in Crater Lake ………………… JnS 19
U.S. Forest Service designs ………………………………. FGLfn 9
.utilities ………………………………………………………….. AHFfn
Utility Building (bldg . 7) ………………………………….. TJAfn. WBHfn 3
Van Camp. Billy …………………………………………….. AWOH 4. 10 – 11
Van Denburgh. A . S …………………………………………. DWL 16
Van Dyke. Frank …………………………………………… Lash. GFKh
Van Name. Willard …………………………………………. CRDfn. CRDcr
Varnum. Elva …………………………………………………. DIAB 22. ROVfn. DwFfn
Varnum. Richard 0 . (Dick) ………………………………. DISR 11. WRH 45. WBHh
Vidae Falls …………………………………………………….. PGL (1) 6 – 7. FGL (2) 27.
JSR 22.23. WRH 4. LVEfn.
FGLfn 3.4. 7. 11. 12
Vint. Tom ………………………………………………………F GL (1) 1.3. FGL (2) 2. 13. 28.
29. 35. EUB 4. FGLh 1. 8.
BWBfn
visitation …………………………………………………….. RuS 5 . 6
visitor center ………………………………………………….. REB 54
Volz. J . Leonard ……………………………………………… REB 25. 36. DMS 13. 21. 27.
35. MLN 4. EWifn

Wadlington, Bruce …………………………………………..D WL 28 – 29
Waldo, John B ………………………………………………… LCMfn
Waldo Lake …………………………………………………… JnS 17 – 18, DWL 5, 19, 24, 48
– 49,53,55 – 56
Wallis, Orthello ………………………………………………. DIAB 13, 43, 54
warehouse ……………………………………………………… DISR 3, FrTfn
warehouse in Medford ……………………………………… MLN 6
Warfield, Ron …………………………………………………. LaS 40, REB 26, 29, 31, JnS 7
Waring, Mary …………………………………………………. EWih
Warner, Gordon ……………………………………………… RFLfn
Warner Mountains ………………………………………….. JEA 16
Watchman Lookout …………………………………………. AWOH 5 – 6, 9, FGL (1) 8 –
14, FGL (2) 27 – 28, BWB 9,
EUB 4, JoWfn, FGLfn 5,11,
RFLh, OIAHfn, WBHh 3
Watchman Overlook ………………………………………. LaS 29, WRH 65 – 66, OELfn
Watchman Trail ………………………………………………. BoPh
Water Crisis of 1975 …………………………………. LaS 17, JSB18, WRH 75 – 76,
RuS 9, WRHh, EOMfb
Water Resources Research Institute (OSU) ………….. DWL 10 – 11 . .
water shmg ……………………………………………………. RSFfn
waterfalls. ………………………………………………………. W 66, JEA 12 – 13
Webber, Ward ………………………………………………..F GL (2) 34, LVE 1 – 2, 4, 11
LVEfn, HHfn
Welch, Dwight ………………………………………………. GWFcr
Welles, Ralph and Florence ……………………………….J K 12
West Entrance ………………………………………………… AH/OH 12 – 13, LVE 6, LVEfn western j.u ni.p er ……………………………………………….. DIAB 44, 5 8 – 59
Western Office of Design and Construction …………. JGSfn, AHFfn
Western Regional Office …………………………………..M LN 6, JSRh
western pasque flower ………………………………………V iM 5
Wheeler Creek canyon …………………………………….. LVEfn
Whiskey Creek ……………………………………………….. RoPfn
white footed mouse ………………………………………… OLWh
white pine blister rust control ……………………………. WRH 19, GWFcr, RESfn
White, John R …………………………………………………. BWB 1 -2, FGLfn
whitebark pine ………………………………………………… LaS 28
Whitehorse Bluff ……………………………………………..J K 9
Whitehorse Campground ………………………………….. ROVfn
Whitehorse curve ……………………………………………. WRH 49
Whitehorse Ponds ……………………………………………. JnS 23
Whittaker, Frank …………………………………………….. REB 15, 18
Whitworth, George ………………………………………….. FGL (2) 26
Wick, Mike ………………………………………………….. FrTfn

Wickiup Dam site (Deschutes National Forest) …….. LSC 1 – 2
Wiggins, James ……………………………………………. JoWfn
Wildcat Campground ……………………………………… JhLfn
Wildcat Station ……………………………………………. LVE 6
wildflower display ………………………………………….. HeA 2, JGSfn
wilderness ……………………………………………………… WRH 25, 63, EUBcr
Wilderness Act of 1964 ……………………………………. LCMfn
wilderness hearings for Crater Lake …………………… JSR 8
wilderness studies ……………………………………………. REB 7 – 8, BWB 31, JSR 9,
DIAB 32 – 34
wild onions …………………………………………………. JoLfn
wildlife ………………………………………………………… HaF 5
Wilkinson, Ethel ……………………………………………… DISR 19, OWF 3, HaF 3,
RESfn, LVEh
Willamette Highway (Hwy. 58) …………………………. HeA 5
Wi.l la. rd, Betty ………………………………………………. OLWfn Williams, Eileen …………………………………………….. JGSfn
Williams, Howel …………………………………………….. BWB 20, JEA 7, D/AB 8, 15
. . LSC 3 – 5, LSCfn, RHKh
Williams, Thomas J. ………………………………………… LaS 13, WRH 5 1, BWB 7, 17,
. . TEA 19, BWBfh, JGSfn
Williamson, Len ……………………………………………… BWB 18, TEA 4, 16 – 17, JGSfn
Wilson, Marvin ………………………………………………J K 3
Wimer, Norman …………………………………………….. WBHfn 5
Wineglass ………………………………………………………. AWOH 2, MaH 11 , 14, 52, 58
DIAB 24, TJAfn, WBHfn 4,
RMKfn, BoPfn, JGSfn, DWL 27
Wineglass Cabin …………………………………………….D IAB 32
Wineglass Trail ………………………………………………. WRH 28, BWB 23
winter housing ………………………………………………… GWcr
winter use planning …………………………………………. JSR 13
Wirth, Conrad …………………………………………………L CM 15, REB 13, DMS 8, 11,
WRH 58-59, BWB 30-31,
TJAfn, LCMfn, JSW
Wirtz, Felicia ………………………………………………… BWB 21, JGSh
Wizard Island …………………………………………………. HA 2, OH 6, BWB 20, EUB 3,
AWOH 18, MaH 52 – 53,58,
DIAB 23, HaF 6, HeA 2, RuS 7,
JnS 2 1, JWScr, DWL 34
Wizard Island dock ………………………………………….. AWOH 2 – 3, 14, OIAHfn
Wizard Island Trail …………………………………………. BoPfn, JkHfn
Wood, Bob …………………………………………………….. DIAB 5 1

Woodley, George …………………………………………….W RH 44 – 45, D/AB 22,
.MLN 3,8
Woodley, Grace ……………………………………………… D/AB 22, JGSh
Work, Arch ……………………………………………………. OWF 7
Wosky, John ……………………………………………….. JK 5, WRH 5 1, LCMh
Wynd, Frederick L. ……………………………………….. JK 11, DIAB 43, HHfn, LiCh
Yamsay Mountain (Winema National Forest) ………. JEA 15- 16
Yard, Robert Sterling ………………………………………. LCM 13
Yawkey Tract …………………………………………………. ROVfn, W H h 1
Yeager, Wzrd ………………………………………………… LaS 13, TEA 19, PFrfn
B W h , GFKfh, HeA 3
Yocurn, Charles F …………………………………………….J K 12, DIAB 20 – 21, OLWfn
Young, Tom ……………………………………………………L aS 10, OH 8
Young Adult Conservation Corps (YACC) ………….. CRDh
Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) ……………………… JSR 27 – 28, WRH 75
Zaik/Miller, Di Bennidetto ……………………………….. JSR 16, FrTfh
Zika, Peter …………………………………………………….. WW 62
Zink, Jim ……………………………………………………….. JGSfh
zooplankton …………………………………………………… OH 14, JEA 26, D

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