Katie Rose McKinley, freshman in bio-chemistry, parachutes safely back to Earth with tandem skydiving instructor Aaron Mitchell, of Kansas City, MO, in Abilene, KS on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. The K-State Parachute Club celebrated their 50th anniversary over the weekend, offering solo and tandem jumps to alumni, the general public, and skydive enthusists. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Katie Rose McKinley, freshman in bio-chemistry, parachutes safely back to Earth with tandem skydiving instructor Aaron Mitchell, of Kansas City, MO, in Abilene, KS on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. The K-State Parachute Club celebrated their 50th anniversary over the weekend, offering solo and tandem jumps to alumni, the general public, and skydive enthusists. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Maria Garcia, sophomore in pre-dental at Highland Community College, comes in for a landing with tandem instructor Troy Barnt, of McPherson, KS, at the Abilene Municipal Airport on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Maria Garcia, sophomore in pre-dental at Highland Community College, comes in for a landing with tandem instructor Troy Barnt, of McPherson, KS, at the Abilene Municipal Airport on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Volunteers repack parachutes for the next round of jumps, while instructors gear up tandem jumpers in a hanger at the Abilene Municiap Airport on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. The K-State Parachute Club celebrated their 50th anniversary over the weekend, offering solo and tandem jumps to alumni, the general public, and skydive enthusists. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Katie Rose McKinley, freshman in bio-chemistry, pauses with apprehension before boarding the KSUPC's Cessna 18 for her tandem skydive with tandem skydiving instructor Aaron Mitchell, of Kansas City, MO, in Abilene, KS on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. After her jump McKinely said "the view was great" and she "will do it again." (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Antwan Grier (right) a Marine Corps lance corporal from Topeka, KS and Aaron Mitchell, of Kansas City, MO (center) film their reactions before Grier's tandem skydive with instructor David Poland (left), from Wichita, KS (left) above the Abilene Municipal Airport on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Instrctor Aaron Mitcell, of Kansas City, MO, relaxes in the KSUPC's Cessna 182 on the way up to 10,000 feet to film a tandem jump over Abilene, KS, on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Antwan Grier (center), a Marine Corps lance corporal from Topeka, KS, checks out the view from the Cessna 182 before his tandem skydive above the Abilene Municipal Airport on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Antwan Grier (center), a Marine Corps lance corporal from Topeka, KS, checks out the view from the Cessna 182 before his tandem skydive above the Abilene Municipal Airport on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Antwan Grier (center), a Marine Corps lance corporal from Topeka, KS, prepares to do a tandem skydive with instructor David Poland (left), from Wichita, KS, above the Abilene Municipal Airport on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. Grier jumped from Cessna 182 along with Aaron Mitchell, of McPherson, who filmed shot pictures of his jump. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Antwan Grier (center), a Marine Corps lance corporal from Topeka, KS, prepares to do a tandem skydive with instructor David Poland (left), from Wichita, KS, above the Abilene Municipal Airport on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. Grier jumped from Cessna 182 along with Aaron Mitchell, of Kansas City, MO, who filmed shot pictures of his jump. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)

Antwan Grier (center), a Marine Corps lance corporal from Topeka, KS, prepares to do a tandem skydive with instructor David Poland (left), from Wichita, KS, above the Abilene Municipal Airport on Friday morning, Sept. 26, 2014. Grier jumped from Cessna 182 along with Aaron Mitchell, of Kansas City, MO, who filmed shot pictures of his jump. (Hannah Hunsinger | The Collegian)