Beverly Hills High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Beverly Hills, CA)

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Kenneth L, Peters SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Superintendent of Schools Kenneth L. Peters was principal of Beverly HillyHigh School from 1950 to 1959 and served as Assistant Superintendent of Schools for the last four years. Normans will remember his active interest in student body affairs, his enthusiastic support at athletic events, and his concern for maintaining the high education- al standards of the school. As Assistant Superintendent, Mr. Peters was in charge of the curriculum of the district. He made revisions and formulated courses of study from kindergarten through the 12th grade. In addition, he initiated the Foreign Lan- guage Laboratory at Beverly, started reading and study skills for the elementary and high schools, and was respon- sible for seminars for each grade level. At the same time, Mr. Peters represented Beverly Hills High School in the initiation of the UCLA program which enabled talented students to have the opportunity to take university courses. He originated an accelerated elementary plan in which a few eighth graders are selected to take algebra at the high school. Among the professional organizations to which Mr. Peters has belonged are the California Association of Secondary School Administrators serving as first Vice-President, on the Executive Board of the National Association of Sec- ondary School Principals, and a member of the College Entrance Examination Board. In community affairs, Mr. Peters was President of the Beverly Hills Rotary Club, a member of the Red Cross Advisory Committee, and on the Board of Directors of the YMCA. Even though Mr. Peters is now across Moreno Drive, he still remains a tremendous part of Beverly High. everly salutes an old friend . . . . MM,,,w fr' MMS' NWWMA M' . ,wff Wf ADMINISTRATORS, SCIENCE TEACHERS, AND MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD look on as Mr. Horace Blackman and Mr. Kenneth L. Peters break ground for the new science building.