EHS Elf on the Shelf

Abigail Vondy, Editor in Chief|January 5, 2021

Jingles the Elf was brought to EHS to watch the students during the month of December. While spreading Christmas cheer, Jingles moved everyday to a different location. From the Christmas lights to the sanitizing station, she watched as the students roamed the halls. Although her time in the school was limited due to the impromptu remote learning, the students were able to get many smiles with her. Below are images of the EHS students with Jingles the Elf.

Yaritza Puente (21) and Mauricio Puente (23) found Jingles in the library.

Grace Smith (21) found Jingles hanging from the Christmas lights.

Dimitrius Reyes (22) found Jingles sitting at the sanitation station.

Dimitrius Reyes (22) and Karson Chadwick (22) found Jingles during her photoshoot.

Marco Rodriguez (21), Jayden Kuskie (23), and Avril Rodriguez (23) found Jingles in the wrestling room.

Aralee Rinebarger (24) found Jingles in the trophy case.

Alex Castaneda (22) found Jingles hanging from a pan in Irwin’s room.

Tristan Ryan (22) and Wesley Martin (22) found Jingles in Kirchoff’s room.

Adan Luna (22) found Jingles in the trophy case.

Ashlyn Meyer (22), Brooke Beacom (22), and Kati Conway (22) found Jingles in Lemon’s room.

Alexis Bruntz (22), Ashlyn Higuera (22), Hailey Bangert (22), Daisii Mendlik (22), and Sydney Mills (22) found Jingles hanging from the lights.

Yaritza Puente (21) and Aspen Hockley (21) found Jingles in Mr. Jorgensen’s room.

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Abigail Vondy, Editor in Chief

As Abigail dives into her fourth year of newspaper, she is excited to continue her position as the Editor in Chief of the Eaton Red Ink. Abigail has fallen in love with the art of informing others and has spent much of her free time in high school dedicated to the paper. Whether she is at home editing articles or out covering those memorable high school experiences, Abigail has found her purpose through the freedom of press. She is always willing to cover any story, but shows the most excitement in news and features. Abigail adores the rush of interviewing new people and promises to give everyone in the school a voice. Abigail is excited to lead the new reporters as they become familiar with paper, and she can’t wait to witness their growth. When she is not in the newsroom, Abigail can be found curled up with a good book or out providing for the community through volunteer work.

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