Bob Burton served
as the Director of Student Activities at Fallbrook High School in
California from 1966 until 1996. He is the author of Spirit
Works...Turn It On! , a book containing nearly 1,000 ideas to help
improve school spirit, and 99 Nuggets , the 99 most important
lessons learned in thirty years of directing student activities.
He was a charter member of the Hall of Fame of the California
Association of Directors of Activities as well as CADA's first nominee for
the National Association of Student Councils' Warren Shull Award. In 1990,
Bob was presented the prestigious Jack Moore Award by CADA in recognition
of his leadership in student activities and service to CADA members. On
October 7, 2000, the brand new six million dollar classroom and performing
arts complex on the Fallbrook High School campus was dedicated, in
recognition of Bob's 30 year career, as "The Bob Burton Center for the
Performing Arts."
Bob is now often called upon to make his fast-paced color slide
presentation of great school spirit ideas, both to student leaders at
individual schools and also at regional conferences of students and
advisors. Bob has also keynoted state leadership conferences in Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Louisiana, Indiana, North
Carolina, Missouri, Wisconsin, South Carolina, Virginia, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and California.
Find out more about Bob's enthusiastic and affordable color slide
presentation that is packed with fresh ideas for both students and/or
their advisors about:
School Spirit, Pep Rallies, Noontime Activities, Float Construction, An
Election Nominating Convention Promoting the role of the Student Council
Advisor, and Prize Winning Yearbook Photography. |
