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- Wig Dr. and Mrs. Schell thoroughly enjoy their garden of beautiful multi-colored flowers. Close to the University campus is Dr. Schell ' s residence at 417 North Pine. In addition to collecting United States stamps, Dr. Schell makes gardening a full hobby. i I J
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Dr. Schell willingly answers COYOTE reporter Bonnie Grotewold ' s numerous questions. DR. HERBERT S. SCHELL was born in Bernville. Pennsylvania. He attended Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pennsylvania, the University of Wisconsin, Columbia University, and the Uni- versity of South Dakota. While doing graduate work at the University of Wisconsin, Dr. Schell met Mildred Senour, and they were married in 1926. Their two sons are graduates of the University of South Dakota. Dr. Schell has lived in South Dakota for 36 years, first as Director and then as Dean of the Grad- uate School here at the University. Although his work is primarily administrative now, he has been teaching courses in American history and South Dakota history for many years. In con- junction with his field of teaching, he has done extensive research in the history of South Dakota, and in 1942 published an elementary school book entitled SOUTH DAKOTA, ITS BEGINNINGS AND GROWTH, as well as various articles. But perhaps his greatest achievement is the writing of his latest book, HISTORY OF SOUTH DAKOTA. He began the book about six years ago when the Uni- versity of Nebraska Press, which is sponsoring a series of books on the histories of states in the Midwest, asked him to prepare a his- tory of South Dakota. The actual writing of the book took about 3I 2 years, all of which was done in his spare time. That it happened to be published in the State ' s centennial year, though only coincidence, is certainly appro- priate. After many years of hard work and research, Dr. Schell can now enjoy the fruits of his labor.
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STT-ATT Editor-in-chief Susan Colvin Assistant editors Judy Kruse Karen Rabusch Art and layout editor Mitzi Holmoe Photographers Bill Christian Bernie Herzog Dick Bigelow Copy editor Rosemary Hafner Business manager Linda Green 6
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