Montana State University Bozeman - Montanan Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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WOMEN'S DAY The 47th annual Women's Day was held April 26 in the Student Union Ball- room. Numerous awards were passed out, among them: Linda Bourdet re- ceived the highest honor, chosen five- year speaker, which means that she will return in 1975 to address the Wom- en's Day audience. Janis Lachenmaier took the Herrick Award, named for tor- mer Dean of Women, Una B. Herrick and considered the second highest achievement Women's Day can offer. Both ot these girls were seniors from Bozeman. The junior attainment cup went to Linda Van Daveer of Belgrade. Patsy Wegner of East Helena was an- nounced Women's Day chairman for 1971. Giving the five-year speaker speech was Mrs. Edith Olson McCor- mick, a 1965 graduate from Absa- rokee. Her theme: Happiness Hap- pens as You Live. Helen Fechter, MSU registrar, was named Outstanding Alumna. She retired during the summer from the position she held since 1964.

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Neil Diamond, alive and well at Bozeman. Brother Love himself with Sweet Caroline and various other hits following closely. Proved to be a very worthwhile evening for all. NEIL DIAMOND ERIC BURDON Eric Burdon led his new rock group, War, gif through a wellreceived concert Monday, X May 25, in the MSU Fieldhouse. Burdon's tg, new eight-man group is blues-based, K rather different from The Animals, which X he left because, as he put it, was becom- - ing too commercialized. The group got z p .,,t breaks from a Missoula performer and a 1 light show, which gave it a chance to rest. 1 4 This was spring quarters last taste of big 'T i name entertainment. I Qvs W ga 'HN eric burdon Wie NGUIICBIT rxnsu Heian NASB! NAAY 25 St. I2 S253 Imeby dcreze

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and the highlight of the 34th Annual Little national Livestock and Science Show was held in the MSU Fieldhouse on May 1970. A full house attended Great Falls' Dallas', contribution to country and w music. Charley Pride was the featured entertain . E. E . V e