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dmiratione it was shared by all who were part of a University rich in sentiment. A wholesome respect seemed to develop within students and reached maturity as students became alumni. A bond became evident as alumni returned for the Arts Festival, Home- cofmirag, sports events, or if M w , l: t. ..-..n.w-,- 1 i a on visit to recapture 14,241! g the spirit of Happy , mna'agli'n! Valley. a I'll From shades to shoe- laces, students were adorned in blue and white. Shirts embla- WWW zoned with the Nittany Lion logo were in abun- dance. Commuters hung Penn Stater On Board signs on their car windows. And after every home football game, fans leaving Beaver Stadium were greeted by victory signs displayed on the dorms of East Halls. The games themselves provided many with the opportunity to show their spirit. Cheerleaders, majorettes, and the Blue Band combined efforts to entertain the crowds, each uniform sparkling and every foot in step. Each member was 1982 NAHDNAL CHAMPIONS as they appeared before the fans, determined to give a perfect performance. The Fans captured the feeling too. Tiny blue pawprints ran up and down the cheeks of students and alumni alike. The Blue Crew was truly devoted, painting their faces and bringing their stand-up Joepa to every game. Pregame activities were a must for any loyal fan. Alumni tailgated in style, with tables of sae vory food and Winnebagois draped with banners and stuffed lions for all to see. Whether it was during a game or driving to class, as the new t-shirts proclaimed, they were all Penn State . . . And Proud Of It!
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IN ADDITION TO RAISING hun- dreds of colorful lmlhmns .1! the th Annual Balloon Derby, Laura Dougth and Regina Nimca also helped In misc $8,000 fur the March of Dimes. The event was sponsored by AKA and KKT. EAGERLY AWAITING for the arrival of hospital gurneys on the HUB lawn,1eff Bruns describes lo photographer Leslie Bayers the de- tails of the Delta Tau Delta Bedtoll. Funds cola lected from the 100 mile course benefitted
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yawws A 'l'v'nimlyn '1 JOHN HERE 3.1:? ! BURSTINU XNITH PRIDE, lhc HBqu row led by Al Sarlnria .md 1w Vcnlurino cwurlcd .I cardboard Cubnul 0f lm' P.Ilcnm In every home 34.1mm LICII appearance dhplaycd an original ensemble in the spirit for the days opponent. ALL EYES RIVET In one furry figure dur- ing a homo football gnmc-lhc Nittany Lion. Fans cheered, We want lhc Lion! to initiate a favorite stadium activilyvpassing the Lion mascot from fan lo fan and lo the top of Beaver Stadium.
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