And All That JAGS
JAGS, looking back, has been one of the greatest choices I've made. Through JAGS, I have not only become a better student but a better person, as it has given me the skills to be successful in this world for the rest of my life. The best part, however, has got to be that I have been able to do all of these things with my friends by my side.
About Me
My name is Tommy Ralston, and I'm in the JAGS graduating class of 2026. JAGS, as I've already said, has been one of my best choices, as being a part of this program has meant so much to me. Being in JAGS has broadened my perspective to see so much more than I ever thought that I could, and has let me explore so much from all the different cultures we've seen and researched, to the experiences that we all have had. JAGS has just been an amazing part of my life, and I'm very grateful for it. In high school, I've done so much more than JAGS. I have been a Track letterman, 4 year Varsity Pole Vaulter, 4 year Purple Army Marching Band member, 2 year Purple Army Marching Band Chorus Line member, 3 year 7:30 Jazz Band member, 1 year 6:30 Jazz Band member, 2 year JHS Jazz Combo member, 1 year Tobago Steel Drum member, 1 year Smyphony Band member, 1 year Purple Concert Band member, 1 year Freshman Band member, Men's Chorus member, and have been in the JHS Musical Production of NEWSIES. After high school, I plan to pursue an education in Music Education at some school, hopefully either Mount Union or BGSU. JHS has been great for me, and I can only hope that that same greatness can be replicated post-high school.