University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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t e4icaticH Jeanette C. Rhodes came to the University of Nevada in 1937 to take over one of the most responsible positions on the campus, that of Registrar. Since that time she has proven herself one of the most efficient and amiable administrators we have had. To Mrs. Rhodes falls the job of keeping all college records and grades of every student from the day they enter until the day they leave. Mrs. Rhodes believes that her most enjoyable contacts at the University have been v ith the students themselves. She is in a position to become well acquainted with most of them and one of the happiest parts of her work has been to see the student graduate after seeing them work for four years to obtain that goal . . . Mrs. Rhodes is a truly native Nevadan, having been born in Virginia City. She attended Virginia City schools and was graduated from high school there. In 1900 she entered the University of Nevada, as a pretty green freshman, she will tell on herself. In 1904, four years later, she was graduated, but she always had a deep love for the University and always had a place for it in her heart. In 1912 she was elected to the campus Phi Kappa Phi and is presently a member of the Pi Beta Phi Alumni Association . . . This year will mark 15 years as Registrar for her and also mark her last year here at the University. It is vnXh. a deep regret that the students say goodbye to one who has given so much of her time and efforts to aid them, but their best wishes and thoughts go with her. And with these thoughts in mind, the 1952 Artemisia is dedicated to a swell person.