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GET THE EDGE Toastmasters

Club #6651

 

Theme & Note:

Summertime

Best Table Topics, Speaker, and Evaluator in Bold.

Date & Location:

June 10, 2004

WTP Continental Room

 

 

 

 

  

Name

Title

Description

 

 

 

 

Call to Order:

Ed Linek

 

 

Toastmaster

of the Day:

John McAuliffe

Prepared With Purpose

Provided excellent openings and introductions.

Thought/Joke

of the Day:

Rosemary Hsu

Peter’s Purpose

Told story of Peter, a priest in Rome, who broke the ice with congregations by telling jokes about Czechoslovakia and its spelling.

Word of the Day:

Merle Shuff

Pellucid

Very clear, easy to understand.

 

 

 

 

Speaker #1:

David Buckler

History of Unsolved Mysteries

Asked what people knew about Jack the Ripper. Discussed how Patricia Cornwell’s Case Closed used forensic evidence and modern technology to hypothesize his identity.

Speaker #2:

Ed Linek

Man Against Unauthorized Road Signs (MAURS)

Ed’s organization adopted Sterling Boulevard, taking down signs along the road and explaining to businesses and individuals that they are breaking the law. 

 

 

 

 

Table Topics Master:

Eileen Murdoch

Substitute

Presented questions written by Katie Haley

    Question #1:

Kathy Fox

Where Do You Fall In Line Of Your Siblings?

She was the middle child. Sometimes it was an advantage and sometimes it wasn’t.

    Question #2:

Nathan Casassa

What Is Your Dream Job?

Dream job would to be an artist and continue to learn and study.

    Question #3:

Ed Linek

How Will Reagan Be Remembered?

He held to his ideals and brought down the Soviet Union.

 

 

 

 

General Evaluator:

Neil Graham

Preparation Pays

Complimented John on being prepared. Said Table Topics Master should not call on those who already had roles in the meeting.

Evaluator #1:

Eileen Murdoch

Question For Attention

David drew the audience in by asking questions. Topic was informative. Presentation was very organized and effective.

Evaluator #2:

Nathan Cassasa

Recruitment

Both stating the acronym and quoting the law were effective tools. People in audience are ready to join.

Grammarian:

Laura Williams

Pause Politely

Carefully counted ums, ahs, etc. and suggested quiet pauses.

Timer:

Raja Holavanahali

Overstated

All table topics were within the time limits

David and Ed were a little over time.