Getting down to earth
Above: Pat Coyle, a member of the Penn State Sport Para-
On opposite page: At left, Sue Mason, (4th French) sits - chute Club, signals thumbs up before free-falling to earth from
surrounded by ballons at the Orientation table at the fair on 8,000 feet. The demonstration kicked off Dimensions, the act
the HUB lawn. At right, Nanci Foster guides "Marshmallow" ivities fair coordinated by the Undergraduate Student Govern
through trots and prances on the fair area. The exhibition was ment Department of Communications. Parachutists, at right,
sponsored by the Penn State Equestrian team. landed at the intramural fields near East Halls.
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