Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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With the beat of the drum, the hum from the keyboards and the twang from the electric guitar joining in, the tempo that set down the vocals for the Christian rock band, The Third Day, formed. The Third Day began about four years ago. but only came into Senior Mark Prause's life two years ago. The four member band met on the weekends and performed throughout the year. They performed in the CSU bonfire and at several churches and missions. With his multi-talents in music, Mark was able to spread God's word to his generation. Mark, who played keyboards, was heavily involved in I 4 marching band. His instrument. was the saxaphone, but he was very versatile in other areas. He also was involved in Senior Men and Women, German Club, CSU, and Mu Alpha Theta. Mark, however, had a mischievous teenage side to him and was known for his crazy antics. On the Thursday night before the Homecoming game, Mark, Seniors Andrew Fischback, and Ajay Cheeda, climbed up the side of the school and sat on the roof. Later as students came to wrap the school, Mark, An- drew, and Ajay watched with smiles as several of them were escorted into a Jersey Village Police cars. Written by Missy Buckalew. PeopleUndercover 9

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, A Time was of 5 p , Q The essence H, Now I lay me down to rest, - tg A pile of books upon my chest. , 'Q If 1 should die before I wake, X That's one less test I have to take. UI couldn't study for my english test because I had to go to the game Friday night. Saturday was out of the question because I had to go shopping with Mom, and Sunday? I had to go over to my relatives for dinner. The only time I had to study was during third period! On the average, many students, like the one above, studied during class or in lunch. With their hectic schedules, 30 hours, not 24, were needed in a day. Some students held down jobs while others were involved in sports and clubs. With sporting events and extra activities A . that clubs did, students found much of their time occupied. , -'f V - 5 ' A Of course there was still time, somewhere in their , schedules, for dates, movies, having fun, and yes, even stu- dying. Written by Missy Buckalew. , , . ip. 'PL' e . , lllb Ifl During her World History class, Junior Leslie Kelley checks her hair and makeup before starting her assignment. Photo by Carol Sharp. While Senior Scott Hanagriff performs his character analysis ofthe Lawyer from the Canterbury Tales , Robyn Frisby takes notes as Min So, and Anh Tran prepare to present their projects. Photo by Missy Buckalew. The-Scenario 11 .