University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Board of Regents Regents discuss much-debated dUcriminutory {douses The Austin and Darley proposals to eli min ate fratemitr discriminatorT clauses were much-de- hated issues of the Board of Regents this year. The Board discussed a 1960 deadline for action bv the fraternities inTolved, -whereas ASLC fa- vored eliminating discrimination by educational means without setting any deadline. The Board of Regents also approved the foot- ball seating plan for the enlarged stadium, dis- cussed the Dental School lo be constructed, and approved the $5 niillion construction of dormi- tories and apartment buildings for student housing. They authorized preliminary- preparation of plans for the infirmary. The Board of R ents, as provided in the state constitution, has full authority to control fu nds, appointments, and policy administered by the President of •■ • T • i ' r ' ity, who is an ex officio member. Students crowded to see the Regents ' hear- ing on proposals to forbid discrimination in campus social fraternities and sororities. The 1962 deadline proposed by President Darler wos passed later in the day. R£6£NTS- MEETIHG— £t»ood Efcwks, Oant ' irHuat a. A eT«r, D«avef; Mrs. virgiDio Blut D«»er, Etfwerd Kng; President Word Dork, Sfnort M. Hill; )9k Bwtran; H. V|»ce AiBtir Dc»«r; twteat H. Wibaa; Keaatth A. tmul,

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ri. Darley, in her role as first lady of the University, looks on while Beta S gmo president Jeanne Burdick presents an hon- orary membership in Beta Sigma to Ivy Baker Priest, treasurer of United States. President Darley, the perfect gentleman, treats Mrs. Darley to a cup of tea in the spacious living room of their home at 1202 University. Dr. and Mrs. Darley welcome their guests to the President ' s Christmas Party, assisted by Louise McAllister (left), the Presi- dent ' s secretary; and Mrs. Martin Schmidt (right), Faculty Women ' s Club president.

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Jim MSta- one nc sarrse grrxrrre Dear or Btuoerr: arte or s, rinds reruge T-tur :ne zai- of aemin- General Adiiiiiiistration Deans coordinate personnel relations Coordinating facult -, student and admmistra- trve interests is the tremendous task assigned to the general administration. Head of the execati ' e committee and -vice-presiderat of the Umiversi ty is Dean Walters F. Dyde. Dean, of Women Marv- Ethel Ball works closely tvith all phases of the coed ' s life, and Dean of Mrai Harry- G. Carfeon guides and counsels Unrrersity men. Qifford Houston, dean of stodents, coordinates all acri T- ties furAering student -wdfare and personnel serv - ecror of Pbvsica ic Be—c sronce. Mary-Btitel Ball. Dean of or he hopc -carved onimats. puts the iinishin touches or some ■s c T-o-rre nc t•me o- C «ir Bal ' i.