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Humorous Speech Chairman Contest Script

Humorous Speech Chairman Contest Script


 

Sergeant at arms: Andy Wickey

1. Call the meeting to order.

2. Welcome all to the Evaluation Contest.

3. Introduce Evaluation Chairman

 

Evaluation Chairman

1. Open with brief remark or story

2. Please make the following announcements:

a. Anyone with a pager or cellular phone should place It on silent alarm or check it at the registration desk and you will be notified if paged.

b. No flash photography of the contestants during the contest. There will be photo opportunities later.

c. Once the contest has begun, the sergeant at arms will secure the doors, members of the audience are asked to refrain from leaving or entering the room during the contest. After the contest, no one will be permitted to leave the room until all ballots are collected.

3. State – The winner of the evaluation contest will represent Division K at the District 21 Conference on Saturday, November 5th

4. Ask – Are all contestants in the room? Are there any questions at this time?

 

5. Ask – Chief Judge -Have all Contestants and Officials been briefed? Wait for an affirmative reply.

Explain timing:  Disqualified if speech is less than 4:30  or more than 7:30

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6. Ask – Timers are you ready to begin?

9. State – There will be one minute of silence after each contestant and two minutes after the final contestant, to allow time for the Judges to mark their ballots.

12. State – The speaking order for the contest was determined earlier this evening by having our contestants draw for position. The order for the contest will be:

Read only the name and number of the contestants at this time.

 

 

_____  CHERYL ANDRICHUCK

_____  BERNIE CONSTABLE

_____  RANDALL DIDIUK

_____  GARY SUDDARD

_____  KEN WIEBE

 

13. State – Each contestant will be introduced only by their name, the title of their speech, the title of their speech, and their name

14. State – We will now begin the Humorous Speech Contest. Our first contestant is: – refer to list.

17. Ask – the Judges to hold up their ballots for collection.

18. Ask – Are there any ballots not yet picked up?

 

15. Note: During one minute of silence. have the sergeant at arms prepare next contestant and wire for sound.

16. Note: After the final contestant. call for a signal after two minutes of silence.

17. Ask – the Judges to hold up their ballots for collection.

18. Ask – Are there any ballots not yet picked up?

Introduce Bob Garnett as our Interviewer

19. Ask – contestants to join you in the order of appearance.

20. Ask – for applause as they approach stage.

21. Contestant Interview: Present certificate, and ask each the same question. If time is short, perhaps just the club they represent and the length of time they have been in Toastmasters.

22. Return control to Contest Chairman.

 

Contest Chairman

Chief Judge were there any disqualifications due to time?

Flash Photo time!!!

1. Announce winners, beginning with third place, then second place and finally the first place contestant.

3. Closing comments, recognition and appreciation of Chief Judge, volunteer judges, timers, counters, in particular Kusayla Nathans organizational skills and special thank you to host club and any additional volunteers I’m missed.

4. Adjourn the contest.

 

 

Table Topics Contest Script

Explain Speech contest timing

Confirm Eligibility

Explain Evaluation contest timing

Get order of contestants

Get Bios

 

Sergeant at Arms: Andy Wickey

  1. 1.   Call the meeting to order.
  2. 2.   Explain there are two contests tonight.

2. Welcome all to the Table Topics Speech Contest.

3. Introduce Contest Chairman: Norman Davie

 

Table Topics Chairman Contest Script


1. Open with brief remark or story

2. Please make the following announcements:

a. Anyone with any device which could make noise during the contest, please turn it off or place it in silent mode.

b. No flash photography of the contestants during the contest. There will be photo opportunities later.

c. Once the contest has begun, the sergeant at arms will secure the doors, members of the audience are asked to refrain from leaving or entering the room during the contest. After the contest, no one will be permitted to leave the room until all ballots are collected.

3. State – The winner will represent Division K at the District 21 Contest on Sunday, November 6th. Details on Agenda

4. Ask – Are all contestants in the room? Are there any questions at this time?

 

5. Ask – Chief Judge -Have all Contestants and Officials been briefed? Wait for an affirmative reply.

Explain timing: Disqualified if less than 1:30 or more than 2:30

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6. Ask – Timers are you ready to begin?

9. State – There will be one minute of silence after each contestant and two minutes after the final contestant, to allow time for the Judges to mark their ballots.

10. Ask – Time Keeper will you signal me with a red light when one[two] minute[s] have elapsed?

12. State – The speaking order for the contest was determined earlier this evening by having our contestants draw for position. The order for the contest will be:

Read only the name and number of the contestants at this time.

 

        _____        SCOTT BRENNEMAN TITLE: ________________________

_____        BERNIE CONSTABLE TITLE: _______________________

_____        RAY HARRIS          TITLE: ________________________

_____        SEAN MCSTAY       TITLE: ________________________

_____        GENE VICKERS      TITLE: ________________________

 

13. State – Each contestant will be introduced only by their name, the table topic, the table topic and their name.

       State – S@G, please escort the all the contestants except for … from the room.

14. State – We will now begin the Table Topics Contest. Our first contestant is: – refer to list.

17. Ask – the Judges to hold up their ballots for collection.

18. Ask – Are there any ballots not yet picked up?

Introduce Bob Garnett as our Interviewer  Area 94 Governor

19. Ask – contestants to join you in the order of appearance.

20. Ask – for applause as they approach stage.

21. Contestant Interview: Present certificate, and ask each a question. If time is short, perhaps just the club they represent and the length of time they have been in Toastmasters.

22. Conclusion of the Table Topics contest.  Humorous Speech Contest after intermission.

22. Intermission

 

 

The Advanced Manuals of Toastmasters


Manual: 226-A The Entertaining Speaker

Manual: 226-B Speaking to Inform

Manual: 226-C Public Relations

Manual: 226-D Facilitating Discussion

Manual: 226-E Specialty Speeches

Manual: 226-F Speeches By Management

Manual: 226-G The Professional Speaker

Manual: 226-H Technical Presentations

Manual: 226-I Persuasive Speaking

Manual: 226-J Communicating On Video

Manual: 226-K Storytelling

Manual: 226-L Interpretive Reading

Manual: 226-M Interpersonal Communications Projects

Manual: 226-N Special Occasion Speeches

Manual: 226-O Humorously Speaking


Manual: 226-A The Entertaining Speaker
Inside Scoop: The main purpose of an entertaining speaker is to provide the audience with a pleasant diversion. The projects in this manual help you explore and develop skills in various type of entertaining speeches, with different goals, from humor to drama, from short to long.
Projects

  1. The Entertaining Speech 5 – 7 min
  2. Resources for Entertainment 8 – 10 min
  3. Make Them Laugh 8 – 10 min
  4. A Dramatic Talk 10 – 12 min
  5. Speaking After Dinner 13 – 15 min

 

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Manual: 226-B Speaking to Inform
Projects

  1. The Speech To Inform 5 – 7 min
  2. Resources for Informing 8 – 10 min
  3. The Demonstration Talk 10 – 12 min
  4. A Fact-Finding Report 10 – 12 min
  5. The Abstract Concept 10 – 12 min

 
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Manual: 226-C Public Relations
Projects

  1. The Public Relations Speech 5 – 7 min
  2. Resources for Goodwill 8 – 10 min
  3. The Persuasive Approach 8 – 10 min
  4. Speaking Under Fire 6 – 8 min
  5. The Abstract Concept 8 + 30 sec

 
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Manual: 226-D Facilitating Discussion
Inside Scoop: This manual is best suited for use in an advanced club or clubs which have meeting longer than an hour. Because each project is many times longer than a standard speech project, doing any project from this manual in a regular meeting means there is no time for any other activities.

Projects

  1. The Panel Moderator 28–30 minutes, alternatively 22–26 minutes
  2. The Brainstorming Session 31–33 minutes, alternatively 20–22 minutes
  3. The Problem-Solving Discussion 26–31 minutes, alternatively 19–23 minutes
  4. Handling Challenging Situations 22–32 minutes, alternatively 12–21 minutes
  5. Reaching a Consensus 31–37 minutes, alternatively 20–26 minutes

 
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Manual: 226-E Specialty Speeches
Projects

  1. Speak Off the Cuff 5 – 7 min
  2. Uplift The Spirit 8 – 10 min
  3. Sell A Product 10 – 12 min
  4. Read Out Loud 12 – 15 min
  5. Introduce The Speaker Entire Meeting

 
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Manual: 226-F Speeches By Management
Projects

  1. The Briefing 8 – 10 min
  2. The Technical Speech 8 – 10 min
  3. Manage And Motivate 10 – 12 min
  4. The Status Report 12 – 15 min
  5. The Adversary Relationship 5 – 15 min

 
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Manual: 226-G The Professional Speaker
Inside Scoop: This manual is best suited for use in an advanced club both because of the length of the presentations and also because the projects of this length benefit most from detailed and extended evaluation and feedback which can be available from advanced clubs.
Projects

  1. The Keynote Address 15 – 20 min
  2. Speaking To Entertain 15 – 20 min
  3. The Sales Training Speech 15 – 20 min
  4. The Professional Seminar 20 – 40 min
  5. The Motivational Speech 15 – 20 min

 
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Manual: 226-H Technical Presentations
Projects

  1. The Technical Briefing 8 – 10 min
  2. The Proposal 8 – 10 min, 3–5 minute Q&A
  3. The Non-technical Audience 10 – 12 min
  4. Presenting A Technical Paper 10 – 12 min
  5. Enhancing a Technical Talk with the Internet 12-15 min

 
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Manual: 226-I Persuasive Speaking
Projects

  1. The Effective Salesperson 8 – 12 min
  2. Conquering The Cold Call 10 – 14 min
  3. The Winning Proposal 5 – 7 min
  4. Addressing The Opposition 11 – 12 min
  5. The Persuasive Leader 6 – 8 min

 
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Manual: 226-J Communicating On Video
Projects

  1. Straight Talk 3 +- 30 sec
  2. The Talk Show 10 +- 30 sec
  3. When You’re The Host 10 +- 30 sec
  4. The Press Conference 4 – 6 min, 8–10 minutes Q&A
  5. Training On Television 5 – 7 min, plus 5–7 minutes for playback

 
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Manual: 226-K Storytelling
Projects

  1. The Folk Tale 7 – 9 min
  2. Let’s Get Personal 6 – 8 min
  3. The Moral Of The Story 4 – 6 min
  4. The Touching Story 6 – 8 min
  5. Bringing History To Life 7 – 9 min

 
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Manual: 226-L Interpretive Reading

Inside Scoop: This manual does not require any speech writing! It is all about material selection and presentation. These are great speeches to give when visiting another club since they are a great change of pace for most clubs.
Projects:

  1. Read A Story 7 – 9 min
  2. Interpreting Poetry 6 – 8 min
  3. The Monodrama 4 – 6 min
  4. The Play 6 – 8 min
  5. The Oratorical Speech 7 – 9 min

 
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Manual: 226-M Interpersonal Communications Projects

  1. Conversing With Ease 10 – 14 min
  2. The Successful Negotiator 10 – 14 min
  3. Diffusing Verbal Criticism 10 – 14 min
  4. The Coach 10 – 14 min
  5. Asserting Yourself Effectively 10 – 14 min

 
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Manual: 226-N Special Occasion Speeches

Projects

  1. Mastering The Toast 2 – 3 min
  2. Speaking In Praise 5 – 7 min
  3. The Roast 3 – 5 min
  4. Presenting An Award 3 – 4 min
  5. Accepting An Award 5 – 7 min

 
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Manual: 226-O Humorously Speaking
Projects

  1. Warm Up Your Audience 5 – 7 min
  2. Leave Them With A Smile 5 – 7 min
  3. Make Them Laugh 5 – 7 min
  4. Keep Them Laughing 5 – 7 min
  5. The Humorous Speech 5 – 7 min

 
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