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AFAREWELL ToAsT 14 f Toast Goodbye Wonderful Wednesday Awesone! Record-breaking or not, it was FUN! 'KA rare display of Emory spirit! These were among the many positive impressions students used to describe last spring's toast bidding farewell to Wonder- ful Wednesday, one of our favorite insti- tutions, But with the conversion to the semester system, those precious Wednes- days became numbered. Toward the year's end, we sadly followed the count- down into the single digits. And so it seemed only fitting to send off the last Wonderful Wednesday with a glorious farewell. And so it was. The idea originated in a casual conversation between Jim Wasser- man and Kathy Tobin as they discussed ways to end our day in style. They began to search for funds to pull off the tri- bute to Wonderful Wednesday. UCB ab- sorbed over half the cost with College Council, MOVE, and SGA supplemental funds paying the rest. These organiza- tions collaborated to sponsor the event that made Wednesday, June 2, 1982, an unforgettable day. Planning the event were Jim Wasserman and Mary Abbot from UCB, Ken Johnson and Jenifer Ol- ing from College Council, and Jennifer Brown from MOVE. Though billed as Toast Away Wonderful Wednesday, this was to be no ordinary toast. This was an attempt to set the world's record for the greatest number of people simulta- , neously giving a toast. l That last Wednesday was a hot, bright, sunny Atlanta spring day, The toast was 1 if scheduled for twelve o'clock noon. Never before in recent years had Emory seen such total participation in a university event. Deserting the rest of the campus, people streamed out of every building and headed for the upper field in front of the gym. Herds of people swamped the tables where they were carefully logged in and given Coca-Cola filled commemo- rative cups lnow jealously guarded collec- Vincent T ls' Wen' Vincent il X Vincent l X tl Lag.. s . .
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