Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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t aSREc:oRD BREAKER 16fToast tor's itemsl. So many people attended that the toast itself was postponed for a half hour to allow everyone a chance to participate. As toast time neared, the crowd filling the field became excited. Three television cameras, plus a helicopter circling over- head, heightened the tension, Dust rose as the crowd surged forward when Dean Fox, dressed for the occasion in a tophat and cane, called for the toast to begin. A favorite ancient Emory tradition, James T. Dooley, arrived in a cab to give his official sanction for this event. Lest the students be carried away by the event, he reminded us that: Professors may come and professors may Q0- and Presidents may come and presi- dents may go, and Wonderful Wednesdays may come and Wonderful Wednesdays may go, But Dooley lives on forever. And finally, Dean Fox and several stu- dent leaders offered a round of toasts with an exhilerated crowd cheering wildly after each one. Victory was ours! We had established a new world's record with 2,283 people cheering in the largest non-alcoholic toast recorded although all 2500 cups were distributed. The celebration moved to LongstreetfMeans courtyard where free Blimpie subs were served. For a university without colossol athle- tic programs to unite the student body and often fraught with a lack of Togeth- erness , this had been an important day. Proud as we are of the record, what im- presses us the most was the rare exper- ience of total participation and communi- ty feeling that this last Wonderful Wednesday had given us. ln Wasserman's words: The best thing about the toast was that it was a student generated idea and a student run project. Everyone gave up their apathy and came out for it re- gardless of the record. - Richard Wachob and Helen Bled- soe 5 Vincent Vincent MM,,,.....f-.- -4 c I Pomerantz

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