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Dr. L. M. Christophe, principal of Little Rock's Horace Mann High School since 1956, resigned after 29 years and accepted the principal position at Wilmington's integrated Howard High School, receiving $4,000 more annually.
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WILMINGTON, Del. (ANP) - Dr. L. M. Christophe, who resigned the principalship of Little Rock's Horace Mann (Negro) High school, has accepted the principal's seat at a local integrated school - Howard High school.
Dr. Christophe was Mann's principal from its opening in 1956. He gave no reason for his resignation, but did express appreciation for his long association - 29 years - with the Little Rock school system.
At Howard High, Dr. Christophe will receive about $4,000 more a year. Educated at Talladega college, University of Chicago and New York university, the principal is a past president, Arkansas Teachers association, and was a member of the Governor's Advisory Committee on Education and the Arkansas delegation to the White House Conference on Education.
A native of New Orleans, he moved to Arkansas when but a child and was graduated from a Little Rock high school.
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Wilmington, Del.
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received about $4,000 more a year at new position
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Dr. L. M. Christophe resigned as principal of Little Rock's Horace Mann (Negro) High School after 29 years and accepted principal position at Howard High School in Wilmington, Del.