RUSTLER NEWS

by Simon Ljunggren

I’ll be honest: before high school even began for me back in 2006, I hated CMR. I went to the freshman orientation and nobody even recognized me from middle school. I felt that these people who I thought were my friends were not going to earn respect from me, that the next four years would be absolutely atrocious, that the upperclassman were going to pick on everybody they could find, and that when senior year finally arrived, I would be glad to get the hell out of here. Read the rest of this entry »

by Erik Montague

Graduation is finally here. After 13 long years, it has finally arrived for me, and the rest of my senior class. I remember my first day of school in kindergarten when I did a bunch of actions with new kindergartners like doing stretches, standing on our toes, and climbing the monkey bars. Read the rest of this entry »

by Tawnee Boham

On May 19, it seemed the world would end for the seniors taking senior project this year. It was the day for presentations – the unveiling of everything these students have worked on all year, the conclusion of a transformative process. Read the rest of this entry »

Dirk Lawhon does an interview with Senior Micheal Root.

SEE VIDEO called “1 in 1600- Micheal Root″ (click link to RustlerNews on Youtube)

by Zack Jarvis

The town of Haplin is filled with mysterious people with mysterious secrets in a mysterious place with mysterious mysteries.

                “Happy Town” is a new series on ABC which is shrouded in several secrets and eerie happenings that make the viewers want to figure out all of the skeletons that are in this town’s closet. Read the rest of this entry »

Shaye Palagi recieves her senior award. Photo by Brittany Levandowski.

 

by Brittany Levandowski    

This Monday (May 10) was the awards ceremony for seniors and few underclassmen for scholarships and awards given in Bill Will Hall. Twelve seniors received a “Four by Four” award. “Four by Four” Read the rest of this entry »

Erik Montague does an interview with Junior Scott Hill.

SEE VIDEO called “1 in 1600- Scott Hill″ (click link to RustlerNews on Youtube)

by Tim Seery

The CMR team representing Montana at the United States Department of Energy National Science bowl in Washington D.C has returned from their week of competition. While the rounds were tough, the CMR team  of Ryan Thomas, Kaitlyn Carlson, Chris Perkins, Tasha Heryla, and Garret Brainard pulled their own weight, a testament to CMR’s commitment to excellence. The national competition was held April 30-May 4.

GFH and CMR students come together for injured foreign exchange student

by Tara Slaughter

The first annual Jaderade Basketball Tournament began May 5 in CMR’s field house around six thirty, with a great turnout. The tournament is 3-on -3, and is in benefit of the GFH exchange student who was paralyzed in a tragic ski accident. Read the rest of this entry »

by Shayna Leonard

*Its 11:11 what do you wish for?

-To have a wolf hybrid

*If you were a unicorn, what color would your horn be and why?

-Rainbow, cuz colors are awesome…even though I’m color blind…

*What was your dream last night?

-I was a dragon; it was in 3^rd person and 1^st person. Right on.

*What would you do if you turned into a garbage can?

-I would go around eating cars. Lol. Oh God.