Alliant International University - Tracks Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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NOTHING LIKE DANCING Doesn ' t someone have an extra girl? No, they ' re not dancing! Making the punch for the Harbor Lights cruise are Steve Reid, Mike Webb and Frank Blumenthal. 30

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Alliene Flanery entertained students at Mickie Finn ' s with ready wit and outright bantering with the audience. A Las Vegas entertainer, she pokes fun at herself and anyone near, usually letting her jokes get as off-color as anyone wants to take them. 1968-69 HOMECOMING —A BUSY WEEK BEGINS AT MICKIE FINN ' S Fred Finn, the heart of the show, carries a ready grin and a rare talent of playing ragtime music. His fingers sometimes moving in a fast blur, he can play just as well with a checked tablecloth fastened over the kevboard. The most comical members of the Finn ' s band- shown here at one of their rare moments of quietude. Usually exchanging instruments and carrying on a running exhibition of antics, the pair often carried Cal Westerners into hys- terics.