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Crazy Inflatables Around THON 2014

There are beach balls, letters and flags abound at THON, but some groups took it to another level when they brought their own crazy inflatables.

A-7, a special interest organization, brought an inflatable whale to THON. One of their dancers likes dolphins, so they tried to find a dolphin for her but were unsuccessful. When they found the whale, they figured it was close enough as it also fits in with A-7’s beach theme.

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Ohana, a special interest org, is known for having Hawaiian themed outfits and props, which is where the inflatable palm tree comes in.

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Delta Upsilon and the Penn State Cheerleading team could be found in the stands with not only one, but two inflatables. Last year, the group didn’t bring any, but somehow a blue whale ended up in their section.

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They enjoyed it so much, they decided to bring a whale and a penguin.

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Penn State Powerlifting could be seen with this awesome red dinosaur. Their THON child, Conner, passed away two years ago, but his favorite animals were dinosaurs.

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