Here We GROW Again! Welcome to South County Toastmasters!

Steve Bettag joins our club as a legacy member.  His father Jack Bettag has been a long-time member of Club 1957.  Steve is a Communications graduate from UMSL and enjoys golf, watching sports and family time.  Steve wants to increase his verbal communication skills and as Steve's mentor, Jim Ruzicka, will help him to achieve that goal. Also … Continue reading Here We GROW Again! Welcome to South County Toastmasters!

Two New Members Inducted! The Year’s Not Over Yet!!

Ajay Panackal Padathu is a Manufacturing Engineer who enjoys music, reading and travel.  Ajay had heard of Toastmasters when pursuing his engineering degrees, but this is his first opportunity to actually become a member.  He wants to practice the art of persuasive speaking, along with developing his leadership skills.  Erin Gissel will be a tremendous help as … Continue reading Two New Members Inducted! The Year’s Not Over Yet!!

Welcome to South County Toastmasters!

Eric Rechtin joined Club 1957 in September and he has been a busy guy!  Eric has already given his Ice Breaker speech, acted as Timekeeper, Vote Counter and Evaluator.  Great job, keep up the great enthusiasm!! Eric enjoys the outdoors, golf and woodworking, when not attending Toastmasters, of course.  He is a welcome addition to … Continue reading Welcome to South County Toastmasters!

Club Winners Move on to Area 4 Division Competition

Our members always make us proud!  The club contest results are in for the Fall Area 4 Competition, which includes Best Humorous Speech and Best Table Topics.  From left to right: Barb Sapienza - 1st Place for Best Table Topics, Don Clair - 2nd Place (in both competitions) and Alan Kirby 1st Place in the Humorous Speech … Continue reading Club Winners Move on to Area 4 Division Competition

Meet New Member – Joanne Korba

Joanne comes to South County Toastmasters as a well-rounded individual who enjoys playing piano and golf.  She is an aspiring oil painter and would like to write children's books.  She would also like to cultivate her potential to be a motivational speaker.  Welcome Joanne!  Sue Dickemper (left), mentor, pictured with Joanne Korba (right).