BITB Chap 8

Who was the WWI veteran that helped Joe learn how to read trees?

Ulbrickson, so proud of the boys, told them to eat, drink and be happy in celebration of their success

When Joe discovered Harry and Thula were living in Seattle, Thula welcomed Joe into the house to reconnect and apologize

Triumph of the Will by Leni Riefenstahl showcasing the power, pageantry and obedience of German supporters of the Nazi's

Joe's team called him "Mr. Individuality". he was independent, self-assured, and friendly, at the same time sensitive

What University DID NOT request racing shells made by George Pocock?

Thula's mother, Mary LaFollette, was helpful with her grandchildren. Helping with school lunches and school uniforms

Joe and Joyce would have dates in the cafeteria and mixed ketchup with water to make tomato soup

Where did Joe feel "at home"

George Pocock had great knowledge of the types of wood that were most suitable for building racing shells

Over the summer of 1934 Joe got an internship building boats for the Eastern rowing teams

The win at Poughkeepsie for the freshman team had them returning as sophomores, confident with a hint of swagger