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Who's Doing What: Fall 1999
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Here are the meeting roles through the first week of November. If you can't make your assignment, find someone to swap with and let me know by Monday, so the printed agenda on Wednesday is right. Speakers: please send me your speech title and manual project by Monday noon so your Toastmaster can write your introduction.

A blank spot means I still need a volunteer. Nobody has ever regretted being Timer. It's the best seat in the house and you only have to talk for thirty seconds.

Wednesday, September 29 · Theme: Back to School
ToastmasterGreg Ostby
SpeakersJanelle Okoro, Ice Breaker (4-6 min)
Doug Pfaff, "Vocal Variety" (5-7 min)
EvaluatorsArlene Mathisen, Marv Kittleson
Table TopicsSue Ann Haldeman
General EvaluatorBeverly Stangl
Timer / Ah-Counter / GrammarianTom Reinholt / Pete Brzezinski / Carmen Ybarra

Wednesday, October 6 · Theme: Wisconsin in the Fall
ToastmasterLorraine Vue
SpeakersAhmad Qureshi, Ice Breaker (4-6 min)
Greg Ostby, "Make It Persuasive" (5-7 min)
EvaluatorsRuss Pankratz, Beverly Stangl
Table TopicsMarv Kittleson
General EvaluatorArlene Mathisen
Timer / Ah-Counter / GrammarianJanelle Okoro / need a volunteer / Doug Pfaff

Wednesday, October 13 · Theme: My First Job
ToastmasterPete Brzezinski
SpeakersSue Ann Haldeman, "Show What You Mean" (5-7 min)
Arlene Mathisen, advanced manual, The Entertaining Speaker (5-7 min)
EvaluatorsCarmen Ybarra, Greg Ostby
Table TopicsTom Reinholt (his first time, be kind)
General EvaluatorRuss Pankratz
Timer / Ah-Counter / GrammarianAhmad Qureshi / Lorraine Vue / Beverly Stangl

Wednesday, October 20 · CLUB CONTEST DAY
Humorous Speech Contest and Evaluation Contest. Contest Chair: Beverly Stangl. We need three judges from outside the club (Greg is asking the Capitol Square club), a tie-breaking judge, two timers and two counters. Contestants, please get your eligibility forms to Beverly by October 13. The Evaluation contest has one test speaker, and it will be someone from another club so nobody has a head start. Lunch will be ordered in; bring $5.

Wednesday, October 27 · Theme: Things That Go Bump
ToastmasterCarmen Ybarra
SpeakersMarv Kittleson, "Inspire Your Audience" (8-10 min, his CTM speech!)
Second speaker open
EvaluatorsArlene Mathisen, open
Table TopicsDoug Pfaff (ghost stories only, he promises)
General EvaluatorGreg Ostby
Timer / Ah-Counter / Grammarianopen / Janelle Okoro / Sue Ann Haldeman

Wednesday, November 3 · Theme: open
All roles open. Sign up at a meeting or by e-mail. First come, first served, and yes, you can ask for the Toastmaster spot even if you've only been with us a month. That's how you learn.

Timing Cheat Sheet (for Timers)
Ice Breakergreen 4:00, yellow 5:00, red 6:00
Most manual speechesgreen 5:00, yellow 6:00, red 7:00
Inspire Your Audiencegreen 8:00, yellow 9:00, red 10:00
Table Topicsgreen 1:00, yellow 1:30, red 2:00
Evaluationsgreen 2:00, yellow 2:30, red 3:00

The light box lives in the bottom drawer of the gray cabinet in B-12. Please put it back. The stopwatch is in the box. The batteries are in Marv's desk, because the last batteries walked off.


Swaps and sign-ups: [email protected]
Last updated: Thursday, September 23, 1999
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