Walla Walla University - Mountain Ash Yearbook (College Place, WA)

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Departments : Biblical Languages War Games Test Greek Students Year after year beginning Greek students wisecrack, qfs all Greek to me? And year after year some of them discover the satisfac- tion of reading the Bible in the original. RICHARD L. LITKE, PH.D. Head, Biblical Languages Department Professor of Biblical Languages LUCILE HARPER KNAPP, M.A. Instructor in Biblical Languages Right: Dr. Litke teaches Kaine Greek and Hebrew. He previously studied Arabic, French, German, and Sanskrit. The final examination of his doctorate program at Yale was over the language, literature, archeology, and history of the Akhadians, Sumerians, and Hittites. 0n campus, Mrs. Knapp teaches ba- sics to Greek 1 stu- dents. Home is a seven-acre farm with six children. hhTeam- work is our rule? she says.

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Ur. ,llurKinlosh demonstrates the intagliu methodia new class of- fered next year. He has rut holes in a metal plate with a burin, or acid. After hlling the holes with ink and wiping off the excess, he runs the dampened porous paper through the etching press. The hnished print: thuzannIz and the Elders? Artistsh Creations IFS a one-man department. But the man makes head- lines by entering art shows from Seattle to New York: hhMacKintosh Exhibits, hhArtist in National Exhibit? chMaC- Kintosh Painting Chosen,7 And twice in recent months stu- dent creations have made headlines. KENNETH R. MACKINTOSH, M.F.A. Head, Art Department Assistant Professor of Art

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Creel: 11 class occasionally chooses sides for a war game. Bruce Atkins, a Only Creel: New Testaments are allowed when answering. squth. team captain, asks the north jor the masculine, singular, accusative form Members of the north team Tim Gallagher, Jim Burgess, 0f the Greek word meaning ;cmany. and John Christison are stumped. Then Merrill Shidhr and Roger Kruger, north captains, Back on the south, Mike Fellows, Darold Bigger, and Tony Henneberg are confer and he back: GL've the dictionary form. of the triumphant. second word in Rev. 1011.!7