[Photo Story] Table Writings At THON 2025
Most of the time at THON, the wooden tables that dancers get to use on the floor are used for eating, drinking, gaming, and other activities. However, some dancers have decided to take a different approach and write on them. They do this because they want to honor those who danced before them or as a way to keep pushing themselves to finish all 46 hours by reminding themselves who they are dancing for.
Let’s take a look at all of the pictures that contain table writings that dancers did on the floor during THON 2025.
As you can see, dancers honor folks around the commonwealth, not just in State College. At the end of the day, dancers from each organization want to leave a lasting impact.
Some folks prefer to shout themselves out. Make sure to follow this 2019 dancer’s Instagram.
Stack Cup Champion in 2018. What a title.
Penn State.
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