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Boys in the Boat Missed Questions

Total questions: 118

Worksheet time: 59mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt attends the ground breaking ceremony at the Grand Coulee Dam Project

a)

August 4, 1934

b)

September 15, 1935

c)

March 7, 1936

d)

July 14, 1936

e)

August 14, 1936

2.

German Nazi Party holds its 7th Nuremburg Rally. Reich Citizenship Law passed along with the Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor

a)

August 4, 1934

b)

September 15, 1935

c)

March 7, 1936

d)

July 14, 1936

e)

August 14, 1936

3.

The 1936 US Olympic eight-oar crew team (University of Washington) is inducted into the Helms Rowing Hall of Fame

a)

May 8, 1945

b)

1956

c)

1969

d)

1971

e)

September 10, 2007

4.

Nellie Rantz dies of throat cancer. Joe Rantz is sent to live with his aunt and contracts scarlet fever

a)

Fall, 1915

b)

May 15, 1923

c)

Spring, 1918

d)

Summer 1919

e)

April 21, 1921

5.

University of Washington varsity crew wins Poughkeepsie Regatta

a)

June, 1923

b)

February, 1924

c)

June, 1924

d)

Summer, 1924

e)

Summer, 1928

6.

Ky Ebright becomes head crew coach at University of California, Berkeley

a)

June, 1923

b)

February, 1924

c)

June, 1924

d)

Summer, 1924

e)

Summer, 1928

7.

The Amateur athletic Union fails to pass resolution to investigate claims of anti-Semitism in Germany

a)

October 25, 1935

b)

November 21, 1935

c)

December 8, 1935

d)

December, 1935

e)

March 7, 1936

8.

US Olympic team arrives in Germany for the Berlin Olympic games

a)

July 5, 1936

b)

July 23, 1936

c)

August 1, 1936

d)

Fall, 1940

e)

Fall, 1945

9.

Eight oar crew from University of California Berkeley wins gold medal at London Olympic Games. Ky Ebright coaches for a third Olympic Gold Medal.

a)

Summer, 1948

b)

1959

c)

March 19, 1976

d)

September 16, 2002

e)

July 22, 2009

10.

Al Ulbrickson and Ky Ebright both retire from coaching

a)

Summer, 1948

b)

1959

c)

March 19, 1976

d)

September 16, 2002

e)

July 22, 2009

11.

Who replaced Ed Leader as the head coach of the University of Washington rowing program?

a)

Harvey Love

b)

Russell Callow

c)

Willis Thompson

d)

Ky Ebright

12.

What was the name of the 17 year old boy who sat in the number two seat of the freshman crew in the beginning of Part 2?

a)

Willis Thompson

b)

George Hunt

c)

Russell Callow

d)

Harvey Love

13.

In Part 4, the author says that by march 19, 1936 Al Ulbrickson had his best bet for an Olympic boat. Who was at the bow of this boat?

a)

Roger Morris

b)

Tom Bolles

c)

Harvey Love

d)

Byron Noble

14.

Who was the Coxswain for Navy at the Olympic trials in 1936?

a)

Gordy Adam

b)

Wink Winslow

c)

Vic Krulak

d)

Joe Louis

15.

Who was the stroke on the German crew at the 1936 Olympics?

a)

Gerd Vols

b)

Wink Winslow

c)

Angus Hay Jr.

d)

Vic Krulak

16.

Who graduated from the University of Washington in 1936 and signed on as an assistant crew coach under Al Ulbrickson?

a)

Bobby Moch

b)

Wink Winslow

c)

Joe Rantz

d)

Gordy Adam

17.

University of Washington crew coach during the time when Al Ulbrickson rowed for the school

a)

Aaron Pocock

b)

Don Blessing

c)

Ed Leader

d)

Rusty Callow

e)

George Morry

18.

Coxswain of the 1933 freshman crew team at University of California at Berkeley

a)

Aaron Pocock

b)

Don Blessing

c)

Ed Leader

d)

Rusty Callow

e)

George Morry

19.

University of Washington alumnus who treated rowing teams to gala dinner in New York after the Poughkeepsie Regatta each year

a)

Dr. Loyal Shoudy

b)

Jim Ten Eyck

c)

Henry Wallace

d)

Henry Fletcher

e)

Albert Speer

20.

US Secretary of Agriculture during Dust Bowl

a)

Dr. Loyal Shoudy

b)

Jim Ten Eyck

c)

Henry Wallace

d)

Henry Fletcher

e)

Albert Speer

21.

Sports reporter for the Seattle Times

a)

Ed Stanley

b)

Avery Brundage

c)

George Varnell

d)

Wink Winslow

e)

Peter Donlon

22.

Stroke oar of the University of California Berkeley crew team that won Olympic Gold medal in 1928

a)

Ed Stanley

b)

Avery Brundage

c)

George Varnell

d)

Wink Winslow

e)

Peter Donlon

23.

Coxswain for Cal Berkeley 1936 rowing team

a)

John Roosevelt

b)

Fritz Kreisler

c)

Charles Sherrill

d)

Tommy Maxwell

e)

Max Schmeling

24.

US Olympic gymnast and the flag bearer at opening ceremonies of the 1936 Olympic Games

a)

Joe Louis

b)

Charlie Whiteside

c)

Henry Penn Burke

d)

Alfred Joachim

e)

Hermann Goring

25.

When was Franklin D. Roosevelt inaugurated President of the United States?

a)

December 14, 1930

b)

October 9, 1933

c)

July 1, 1932

d)

March 4, 1933

26.

Who was the freshman rowing coach for University of Washington in 1933

a)

Byron Noble

b)

Al Ulbrickson

c)

Tom Bolles

d)

George A Wyman

27.

In what year did Joe Rantz's parents marry?

a)

1899

b)

1882

c)

1915

d)

1875

28.

Why did Harry Rantz move his family to Boulder City?

a)

Harry acquired a job as an auto mechanic in a repair shop in Boulder City

b)

Harry had relatives who lived in Boulder City who agreed to help Thula raise the Rantz children

c)

Harry worked as a master mechanic for a mining company in Boulder City

d)

Harry wanted his children to receive a good education; Boulder City had one of the most academically prestigious high schools in the area

e)

Harry owed money to debt collectors and Boulder City was remote enough to provide the family with a hiding place from collection agents

29.

Joe Pocock knew a lot about rowing boats

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

30.

In Part 3, who is described as "the savvy little coxswain of what seemed to be shaping up to be the best of the JV boats"

a)

Harvey Love

b)

Bobby Moch

c)

George Hunt

d)

Charlie McDonald

31.

Who was the senior that Ulbrickson swapped out for George Morry as coxswain on the sophomore boat at Poughkeepsie in 1935?

a)

George Hunt

b)

Ed Stanley

c)

Wink Winslow

d)

Russell Callow

32.

How much did Joe Rantz earn for the dangerous job of jack hammering on the side of cliff faces at the Grand Coulee Dam site in 1935?

a)

25 cents an hour

b)

50 cents an hour

c)

75 cents an hour

d)

2 dollars an hour

33.

How many men worked in the kitchen for the cafeteria of the Grand Coulee Dam site when Joe Rantz worked there?

a)

20

b)

5

c)

30

d)

10

34.

Where did Joe Rantz finally see his father for the first time in Seattle?

a)

The Rantz family home on Bageley Street

b)

The LaFollette home on Aurora Avenue

c)

In front of the Golden Rule Dairy and Bakery

d)

The annual race regatta between Washington and Cal

e)

At the Seattle train station, before boarding the Empire Builder

35.

How large was the site of the Reichssportfeld in 1933?

a)

825 acres

b)

150 acres

c)

78 acres

d)

256 acres

36.

What is the name of the lake in Berlin where the 1936 Olympic rowing, canoeing, and kayaking events took place?

a)

Langer See

b)

Lake Winnepesaukee

c)

Montlake Cut

d)

Baalensee

37.

Who was Joyce Simdars' employer who paid for her to take cooking lessons after she made an unpalatable duck a l'orange?

a)

Mrs. Tellwright

b)

Mrs. Brougham

c)

Mrs. Thompson

d)

Mrs. Moch

38.

What was the theme of the 7th annual rally staged at Nuremberg by the Nazi Party in September 1935?

a)

Rally for Freedom

b)

Rally for Peace

c)

Rally for Aryans

d)

Rally for Europe

39.

In Part 4, the author says that by march 19, 1936 Al Ulbrickson had his best bet for an Olympic boat. Who was at the bow of this boat?

a)

Roger Morris

b)

Tom Bolles

c)

Harvey Love

d)

Byron Noble

40.

What crewman at the University of Washington had spent 5 brutal months fishing for salmon on the Bering Sea in Alaska to raise money to attend college?

a)

George Hunt

b)

Gordy Adam

c)

Harvey Love

d)

Ed Stanley

41.

What book did the Reich League of German Officials have hand transcribed as a birthday gift for Adolf Hitler on April 20, 1947?

a)

Olympia

b)

Zweites Buch

c)

Ulysses

d)

Mein Kampf

42.

What lake is used by Princeton University's rowing team?

a)

Lake Winnepesaukee

b)

Montlake Cut

c)

Langer See

d)

Lake Carnegie

43.

How many crews competed in Princeton for the right to go to Berlin's 1936 Olympics

a)

12

b)

8

c)

10

d)

6

44.

Who was the stroke man for Penn State at the 1936 Olympic trials?

a)

Gordy Adam

b)

Jim Wray

c)

Charlie McDonald

d)

Lloyd Saxton

45.

Where was the long distance runner Louis Zamperini from?

a)

Torrance, California

b)

Cleveland, Ohio

c)

Brooklyn, New York

d)

Spokane, Washington

46.

Who was the athletic director for Stanford University that attended the 1936 Olympics?

a)

Ed Stanley

b)

Joe Louis

c)

Avery Brundage

d)

Jack Rice

47.

What two lanes of the race course at Grunau was exposed to prevailing winds and could be at times, unrowable?

a)

Lanes 1 and 2

b)

Lanes 7 and 8

c)

Lanes 3 and 4

d)

Lanes 5 and 6

48.

How many 8 oared crews competed in the 1936 Olympic Games?

a)

6

b)

16

c)

14

d)

10

49.

On what date was the medal race for the 8 oared crews in the 1936 Olympic Games?

a)

August 20

b)

July 23

c)

August 14

d)

May 12

50.

At the start of the Olympic race, the US boat intentionally started after the other boats

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

51.

How did Al Ulbrickson receive his training in rowing?

a)

He was on the rowing team when he was in college

b)

He studied under Ky Ebright at Cal Berkeley

c)

His father was a master boat builder

d)

He studied with Tom Bolles at Harvard

52.

Who was the American Ambassador to Germany?

a)

William Dodd

b)

Leni Riefenstahl

c)

Hermann Goring

d)

Tommy Maxwell

e)

Charlie Whiteside

53.

In 1906, where did Harry and Nellie Rantz settle after leaving the east coast?

a)

Spokane, Washington

b)

Sequim, Washington

c)

Boulder City, Idaho

d)

Poughkeepsie, New York

e)

Seattle, Washington

54.

What were the two main themes of Tom Bolles's speeches to the novice rowers who came to crew tryouts?

a)

The challenges and the life changing experiences

b)

The work and the play as a team

c)

The physical work and the mental strength needed

d)

The importance of working independently and collaboratively

e)

The importance of discipline and daily exercise

55.

How did George Pocock learn to build racing shells?

a)

He was a rower and knew what would work best for crew

b)

He was an engineering student and learned from a professor

c)

He came from a family of boat builders who taught him the craft

d)

He learned on his own through experimenting with different designs

56.

What race did Dick Pocock win?

a)

Sportsman Handicap Race

b)

Doggett's Coat and Badge

c)

Poughkeepsie Regatta

d)

Eton Annual Regatta

e)

Hiram Conibear International Challenge

57.

How did Hiram Conibear get the Pocock brothers to join him at the University of Washington?

a)

They were childhood friends

b)

He promised them he would help them win an Olympic Gold medal

c)

He promised them a job and a place to live

d)

He promised them a workshop on campus and an order for 12 racing shells

e)

He promised them they could become US Citizens

58.

Why did Joe's father move with Thula and the younger children to Seattle, leaving Joe behind?

a)

The fire destroyed their home

b)

The Great Depression had hit Sequim making it hard to survive

c)

Thula insisted on moving to the city where she could play for an orchestra

d)

Joe's father was offered a job on the Grand Coulee Dam nearby

59.

How did Joe "survive" financially when his family abandoned him in Sequim?

a)

He poached salmon

b)

He stole bootlegged alcohol

c)

He found odd jobs in town

d)

He bartered (traded) for what he needed

e)

He did all of these

60.

Which TWO factors determine the speed of the racing shell?

a)

Power and Rate

b)

Size and Shape

c)

Shape and Power

d)

Rate and Size

e)

Drag and Rate

61.

What was the theme of Leni Riefenstahl's film, The Blue Light?

a)

The organization of the Nazi Party

b)

The work of the German Olympic athletes

c)

The superiority of the German people

d)

The simplicity of German farmers

e)

The life of Adolf Hitler

62.

Why did Tom Bolles, at one point, threaten to scrap the rowers on the freshman team?

a)

Their graders were falling putting them near disqualification for sports

b)

Their times were poor and they seemed to lose their focus

c)

Some were not showing up for practice daily and seemed not to care about the team

d)

Some were not following his rules regarding drinking, eating, and bedtime

e)

He had seen boys not on the team practicing and felt that some of them were better than his team

63.

In what year did the Intercollegiate Rowing association establish a national championship regatta?

a)

1804

b)

1824

c)

1859

d)

1895

e)

1900

64.

How does "swing" help in crew?

a)

It allows the team to conserve energy

b)

It allows the boat to move faster

c)

It allows the boat to splash less and so move faster

d)

It allows the coxswain to focus on power

65.

How does the author describe the sport of rowing?

a)

Diversity, cooperation, compromise and character

b)

Pride and punishment

c)

Collegiality, cooperation, flexibility, and competition

d)

Single minded focus, perfect swing, and perseverance

66.

Which teams won in the Poughkeepsie Regatta of 1935?

a)

Washington swept the race

b)

Berkeley swept the race

c)

Washington freshmen and JV won, Berkeley varsity won

d)

Washington Varsity won, Berkeley freshmen and JV won

67.

Which school won the race in Long Beach?

a)

Berkeley won by over 10 lengths

b)

Berkeley won by a length

c)

Berkeley won by half a second

d)

Washington won by 4 lengths

e)

Washington won by a second

68.

What did Joe learn about the character of Johnny White while working with him on the Grand Coulee Dam?

a)

He was intelligent and hard working

b)

He was musically talented and intelligent

c)

He was hard working and fiercely competitive

d)

He was determined to win and fiercely competitive

e)

He was intelligent and determined to win

69.

How many athletes competed in the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games?

a)

3693

b)

3396

c)

3369

d)

3639

e)

3963

70.

According to George Pocock - which of the following is NOT something the character of wood teaches us about life?

a)

Survival

b)

Overcoming Difficulty

c)

Durability and hardness

d)

Infinite Beauty

e)

Undying Grace

71.

After Al Ulbrickson decided on the makeup of the varsity boat, what did George Pocock use to christen the crew's boat, the Husky Clipper?

a)

Beer

b)

Champagne

c)

Gatorade

d)

Sauerkraut

e)

Holy water

72.

Why was the German invasion into Rhineland significant for Adolf Hitler?

a)

It was a test to see if any country would try to stop him

b)

It was a strategic location to ensure trade with other countries

c)

It was necessary to set up lines of defense for Germany

d)

It was his first military action as the leader of the Nazi Party

73.

In 1936, what did the Washington crew teams accomplish at the Poughkeepsie Regatta?

a)

Varsity won and set a new world record

b)

All of the Washington teams won the National Championship

c)

The freshman team set a new world record

d)

They won both the freshman and varsity races

74.

After the 1936 Poughkeepsie Regatta, who did Ky Ebright believe was the best crew in America and the boat to send to the Olympics?

a)

Washington Freshmen

b)

Washington Varsity

c)

Berkeley Varsity

d)

Yale Varsity

e)

A combination of Washington and Berkeley Varsity teams

75.

Who paid to construct the Princeton rowing facilities and lake on which the 1936 Olympic rowing trials were held?

a)

Al Ulbrickson

b)

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

c)

The US Government

d)

Andrew Carnegie

e)

Dr. Loyal Shoudy

76.

What caused Washington to have a bad start at the Olympic Trials?

a)

Joe and Roger's oars "caught a crab"

b)

Gordy and Stub's oars "washed out"

c)

Bobby struggled to keep the boat on course in the rough waters

d)

Don Hume's oar broke

77.

How many American athletes boarded the SS Manhattan to depart for Europe?

a)

253

b)

325

c)

523

d)

235

e)

352

78.

What did Alfred Joachim do during the athletes procession into the Olympic stadium?

a)

He tripped and fell

b)

He saluted the German officials and lowered the American flag as required

c)

He refused to salute the German officials in defiance

d)

He did a backflip in front of the German officials and saluted them

79.

What happened to John Noel Duckworth during WWII?

a)

He was a hero and became a Prisoner of War who survived

b)

He was a fighter pilot who became a great military hero

c)

He was on the USS Arizona during the bombing of Pearl Harbor and was killed

d)

He was wounded and died as a Prisoner of War in Thailand

80.

Who was the British stroke oar for the 1936 Berlin games?

a)

Tommy Maxwell

b)

Charlie Whiteside

c)

John Noel Duckworth

d)

Peter Donlon

e)

George Ranald Laurie

81.

With which teams did the American crew team for a bond of comradeship?

a)

England and Australia

b)

Australia and Switzerland

c)

Germany and Czechloslovakia

d)

Germany and Switzerland

e)

Italy and Germany

82.

Why was Al Ulbrickson unhappy about the lane assignment for the medal race?

a)

Lane 6 was considered the worst lane due to the prevailing winds

b)

Lane 1 was considered the worst lane due to the prevailing winds

c)

They would be in the middle which put them at a disadvantage

d)

They would be next to their chief rivals from Czechoslovakia

83.

Which team won the silver medal (2nd place) in the Olympic medal race?

a)

Switzerland

b)

Great Britan

c)

United States

d)

Germany

e)

Italy

84.

When did Leni Riefenstahl's movie Olympia premier in Berlin?

a)

April 20, 1936

b)

April 1, 1937

c)

June 30, 1937

d)

April 20, 1938

e)

September 1, 1938

85.

What famous company did Joe Rantz work for?

a)

Harley Davidson

b)

Boeing

c)

NASA

d)

GE (General Electric)

e)

General Motors

86.

Which person was inducted into the Helms Rowing Hall of Fame in 1969?

a)

Hiram Conibear

b)

Tom Bolles

c)

Al Ulbrickson

d)

George Pocock

e)

Bobby Moch

87.

What eventually replaced wood as the primary material for racing shells?

a)

Plastic

b)

Fiberglass

c)

Aluminum

d)

Acetate

e)

Fiber Polymers

88.

When was the last time the crew boarded the Husky Clipper for an anniversary row?

a)

1966

b)

1976

c)

1986

d)

1996

e)

2006

89.

Who was the last member of the crew to pass away?

a)

Bobby Moch

b)

Joe Rantz

c)

George Pocock

d)

Tom Bolles

e)

Roger Morris

90.

Where is the Husky Clipper on permanent display?

a)

Washington University Shellhouse

b)

The Smithsonian Museum of American History

c)

The Helms Rowing Hall of Fame Museum

d)

Berlin's Olympic Museum

e)

The Washington Museum of History in Seattle

91.

Why were the boycotts against the Berlin Olympics a failure?

a)

The investigator had sympathies for the Nazis and so downplayed the problems in Germany

b)

There was just not enough information about what the Nazis were doing

c)

It was difficult to spread the word and coordinate the efforts across the United States

d)

There were no attempted boycotts of the games

e)

Americans felt too strongly about supporting the Olympic athletes to carry out a boycott

92.

Why was there a conflict between the Washington Sophomore and JV teams?

a)

The sophomores routinely beat the JV

b)

They were both at approximately the same skill level

c)

There were brothers on each of the teams and their rivalry affected the rest of the team

d)

Bolles favored the sophomore team because they worked harder at practices

e)

Ulbrickson had the two compete often which fueled the rivalry

93.

What was one problem the sophomore team struggled with?

a)

Their coxswain had difficulty steering

b)

They did not have the raw strength necessary

c)

Their pacing was inconsistent

d)

The boys frequently broke curfew

e)

The boys struggled to keep up their grades

94.

What German law of the Nazi's caused people to want to boycott the games?

a)

The law for protection of German blood and honor

b)

The law punishing news reporters with death if they wrote something unflattering about the government

c)

The adoption of the Nazi flag

d)

The institution of the prison camps

e)

The citizenship law

95.

What event nearly caused Ulbrickson to leave the team?

a)

The conflict at the Olympics with the Germans over lane assignments

b)

Ky Ebright's win of a second gold medal at the Olympic games

c)

The failure of the sophomore team to overcome their erratic pacing

d)

The failure to win the last race of the Poughkeepsie Rregatta

96.

Why did Joe struggle to focus on the boat and his team for a time?

a)

He was having severe financial troubles and they were threatening to kick him out of the university

b)

He was working two jobs and studying and did not have enough time for practice

c)

His life was full of grief from the deaths of people he loved

d)

He was preoccupied with his relationship with Joyce

97.

How many days a week did the boys practice during the months of January and February

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

98.

What advice did George Pocock give Joe during the Olympic training session?

a)

Row harder

b)

Row more consistently

c)

Empty your mind before you begin the race

d)

Think of yourself as one member of the orchestra - you are part of a team

e)

Practice makes for consistency and consistency brings about swing.

99.

Why was the 1936 Regatta against Berkeley significant for Joe Rantz?

a)

He had a chance to prove himself as part of the varsity team

b)

He had a chance to set a new world record

c)

Winning the race would mean he would be accepted on the American Olympic team

d)

It would prove that he belonged on the sophomore team

100.

As the Washington crew prepared for the final Poughkeepsie regatta before the Olympics, what was their mood?

a)

Anxious, impatient and excited

b)

Cheerful, determined, and optimistic

c)

Frustrated, determined, and anxious

d)

Competitive, eager, and optimistic

101.

Who does the narrator meet at the house in the prologue?

a)

Joe Rantz and his daughter Judy

b)

George Yeoman Pocock

c)

Roger Morris and Joe Rantz

d)

Al Ulbrickson and Joe Rantz

e)

Al Ulbrickson and Tom Bolles

102.

On October 8, 1933 multiple American newspapers posted what cartoon?

a)

The Shadow

b)

Baseball Batting

c)

City Shadows

d)

Little Orphan Annie

e)

None of the above

103.

What did the cartoon City Shadows depict?

a)

A poor man and family without hope

b)

The banks closing

c)

The Dust Bowl

d)

Hitler rising to power

104.

Joe Rantz and Roger Morris took the same engineering class

a)

True

b)

False

105.

Which of the following is NOT true of Tom Bolles

a)

He was the freshman coach

b)

He was a former Washington oarsman

c)

He was known as "the professor"

d)

He was extremely talkative and enthusiastic

e)

He was part of a fraternity in college

106.

What had Harry Rantz risked his life for when his house was burning?

a)

A golden ring

b)

Nellie's piano

c)

Thula's violin

d)

Joe's favorite toy

107.

In what location did Joe Rantz meet Joyce Simdars?

a)

Boulder City, Idaho

b)

Seattle, Washington

c)

Spokane, Wasshhington

d)

Sequim, Washington

108.

What instrument did Joe play?

a)

Ukelele

b)

Violin

c)

Piano

d)

Banjo

e)

Guitar

109.

How long is the "practice season" for crew's two major races each year?

a)

4 months

b)

6 months

c)

9 months

d)

10 months

110.

Which rower was considered the wek link in the freshman chain?

a)

Roger Morris

b)

Joe Rantz

c)

Gordy Adam

d)

Stub McMillin

e)

Donald Hume

111.

What cartoon prompted Joe Rantz to write n his scrapbook, "I yam disgusting."

a)

Little Orphan Annie

b)

Steamboat Wllie

c)

Popeye the Sailor

d)

Tom and Jerry

e)

Betty Boop

112.

Which coach believed that George Pocock had given a team faulty equipment?

a)

Tom Bolles

b)

Al Ulbrickson

c)

Ky Ebright

d)

Harvey Love

e)

Hiram Conibear

113.

Why is it a major problem if one crew member gets into a slump?

a)

It is very hard to get out of the slump and could run the entire season

b)

There are not any "bench warmers" to take the place of a team member if they quit, get hurt, or suffer a slump

c)

It affects the whole team's ability to synchronize "swing" and throws the team out of balance

d)

There are only two major races so any slump could ruin an entre season of practice.

114.

Which rower struggled the most to keep his spirits up during the fall training season?

a)

Roger Morris

b)

Joe Rantz

c)

Gordy Adam

d)

Stub McMillin

e)

Donald Hume

115.

Which team member had learned far beyond their formal education with knowledge that was easily noticed by others?

a)

Roger Morris

b)

Joe Rantz

c)

Gordy Adam

d)

George Pocock

e)

Donald Hume

116.

According to George Pocock, what was the sense of "magic" in Western Red Cedar?

a)

It was very soft and pliable

b)

It was hard and brittle

c)

It was resilient and bounced back

d)

It was smooth in appearance and texture

117.

Which team member was very high strung and nervous all of the time?

a)

Roger Morris

b)

Joe Rantz

c)

Gordy Adam

d)

Shorty Hunt

e)

Donald Hume

118.

Which team member had a precarious spot on the team, not having a guaranteed position?

a)

Roger Morris

b)

Joe Rantz

c)

Bobby Moch

d)

Shorty Hunt

e)

Donald Hume