Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1950 — Page 6

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Despite his 10-year success with the IU Writers Conference he] founded, Dean-Ralph Collins has! resigned as the conference di-| rectof. Dr. Richard B. Hudson, | formerly of Indianapolis, has been; named his successor. The retiring director, associate! professor of English and assistant] dean of the faculties, said he re-| linquished the directorship be-! cause “it is time for new blood | in the organization.” Under his

~ leadership the conference has won |

annual top ranking and many of} his students have had their liter-| ary works published. | Dr. Hudson, a graduate of Shortridge High School,” is al member of the IU English department. He joined the faculty in|

1046 after World War IT wervice | )

as an officerrin the U, 8. Navy. He holds the Ph.D. degree from! Yale University, where he taught for a vear. A native of Crawfordsville, he was graduated with an A.B. degree cum laude from Wabash College. There he earned’ membership in Phi Beta Kappa Scholastic Society. After a year's graduate studies at Indiana University he enrolled in the University of Southern California and| there received the degree of master of arts, Book 1850 Meeting Dr. Hudson announced that the 1950 Writers Conference will be held July 9-22. As in the past two summers, the first week will be

of age and under, Plans are for, three staff members, a et, | literary critic and author of fie-. tion, to teach the group which will be limited to 40, he said: The second week, for which! there will be no age limit, will be divided into two (fiction work- | shops and one each in poetry | non-fiction and juvenile writer. With" sufficient interest displayed | there will be added a workshop| in television and radio writing, Dr. Hudson said. : —A#—in—the past. a number of + scholarships will be offered threugh the Indiana University | Foundation for both the “young writers” course and the works shops of the second week of th conferences, All applicants for!

[Plan Program for Founders’ Day

Mrs. Nettie Bay, (left) and W. G. Gingery, principal of George |

Washington High School, make plans for the Founders’ Day prolimited to young writers 30 years 9'em Thursday.

Mrs, Nettie Bay and 19 other former presidents of the George’

| Washington High School Par- |" ént-Teacher Association will be

honored Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at a Founders’ Day observance. W. G. Gingery, principal, will introduce the former presidents. They include, Mrs. Roger Lawton, Mrs. A. 1. Miller, Mrs, R. T. Goodlet, Mrs. Charles D, Perine, Mrs, Walter C. Mitchell,

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