St Marys College - Dove Castellan Yearbook (St Marys City, MD)

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Dedication WE POINT WITH PRIDE We, the Graduates of 1950, take pleasure in introducing you to our popular Registrar, Miss Louise K. Rotha. How- ever, that is only a part of her title at St. Mary ' s. Miss Rotha also serves as advisor to the Student-Faculty Government Association and is science instructor at the college. A resident of Wavnesville, North Carolina, Miss Rotha attended the local hig h school there. Upon graduation, she enrolled at the Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina, where she majored in chemistry. Since graduation from the Woman ' s College, Miss Rotha has done graduate work at the University of Chicago, where she obtained her master ' s degree, New York University, and Duke University. Miss Rotha has taught at both Salisbury and Kingston, North Carolina; and Tarpon Springs, Florida. She came to St. Mary ' s in the Fall of 1942. During the second semester of 1947-48, Miss Rotha served as acting president of St. Mary ' s and deserves highest praise for the commendable job she did at that time. Although very fond of chemistry, Miss Rotha ' s interests are by no means confined to that field. She likes history, and has recently become particularly interested in Maryland his- tory, especially so in that of St. Mary ' s County. She thor- oughly enjoys good conversation and keeps up with current events in all fields.

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the CaJtellan MID- CENTURY EDITION St. Mary ' s Seminary Junior College St. Mary ' s City, Maryland

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LOUISE K. ROTHA One of her hobbies is collecting records, but it may be said that Miss Rotha ' s favorite hobby is the girls of St. Mary ' s. She is very proud of their records and achievements both at St. Mary ' s and at other colleges. We think that St. Mary ' s is indeed fortunate to have so fine a gentlewoman as Miss Louise K. Rotha among the faculty members. Through her eight years of service, she has been the admiration of all who know her. As the time of departure grows near, we, the Graduates of 1950, pause for a moment, and in unison, pay tribute to one who has faithfully been friend, confident, and counselor to us all, Miss Louise K. Rotha. As a lasting symbol of our love and respect, we dedicate this, our yearbook, to you. Miss Rotha.