University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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administration

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The University, despite its enrollment up- ward of 9,000 students, is a casual, friendly institution. The homes of several hundred faculty members and administrators are open to students, in evidence of Colorado ' s hospitality. Dean of Students Clifford Hous- ton and Mrs. Houston are but two of the many participants in the open-door pro- gram, designed to make students feel at home for the length of their stay in Boulder.

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Leisure, an unfamilhr term in the Darley household, must be (o cen in small amounts after Uniyersiiy affairs ere attended to. Dr Darley spends a great deal of his time addressing civic groups throughout Colorado, and Mrs. Darley often accompanies him. President Ward Darley Contributes much to university groivth and expansion President Ward Darley has watched tlie Uni- versity grow from the small college it was when he was an nndergradnate in 1922 to the sprawling, 512-acre institntion it is today. Dr. Darley, serv- ing his third year as president, has kept pace with University expansion and contrihnted greatly to it by his keen interest in the physical plant, as well as his participation in student events and laculty and student organizations. Mrs. Darley, like her husband, a native Colo- radaii, is a loyal CU booster, despite the fact that she is a Denver University graduate. She and Dr. Darley own a cabin in Estes Park which is their favorite retreat for fishing and relaxation.