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75th Anniversary

 

 

"Austin High School Week"

May 21 - 27, 2006

Mayor's Proclamations - 05/23/06

 

Proclamation

City of El Paso, Texas

WHEREAS:

Stephen F. Austin High School was built in 1929 and opened its doors to students in September 1930, and is the second oldest high school in El Paso, Texas; and

WHEREAS:

R. E. McKee Construction Company built the school, using a Spanish mission architectural style. The main building is constructed of light tan bricks, and sloping parts of the roof are covered in red Spanish tile. The structure is surmounted by a 103-foot tower. The classrooms have marble floors and the hallways are floored with terrazzo; and

WHEREAS:

Austin High School students have proudly worn the school colors of brown and gold for 75 years; and

WHEREAS:


The 75th anniversary of Austin High School is marked by the opening of the Sandra Day 'Connor Criminal Justice/Public Service Academy, the establishment of the Police Drop-In Center, and the designation as the official DOD school for Ft. Bliss

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT PROCLAIMED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of El Paso, that May 21 through May 27, 2006 shall be recognized as

"AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL WEEK"

 

Principal Angelo Pokluda addressing El Paso Mayor and City Council

Norma Genera, Angelo Pokluda and Beckie Soltero greet El Paso Mayor and City Council

Norma Genera pins corsage on District 2 Representative Susie Byrd

Susie Byrd - Proud Panther wearing her letterman jacket

Principal Angelo Pokluda with proclamation

Raul Rodriguez, Charlie Hooten and Aurora Bustos

Angelo Pokluda, Norma Genera, Beckie Soltero and Espy Rodriguez

Austin HS Band performs prior to the City Council meeting

Norma Genera, Beckie Soltero, Aurora Bustos and Raul Rodriguez

 

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Last Updated on June 23, 2008