Rustler News

May 29, 2018

At the conclusion of the 2017-2018 school year, several Rustler educators have received honors. Special Education teacher Denise Clare is the recipient of the 2018 Dufresne Award, which recognizes excellence in teaching. Media Center director Jamie Williams received the annual Velma Jordan Award, which recognizes work and dedication both in and...

Student Government helps to save lives

Gabrielle Pope and Austin McIntosh

May 18, 2018

CMR just held its annual spring blood drive to collect units of blood for the American Red Cross. The blood drive is run every spring and fall at CMR....

Sophomores aspire to join Leadership High School

Paige McCorkle and McKenzie Connell

May 18, 2018

On May 8, sophomores entered the library anxious for their interviews. The students had already filled out an application and now had to answer questions on their leadership skills. “Applying was pretty easy actually as long as you sat down and got it done. You just had to sit down and write a paper and fill out a few boxes,” junior Jason Ingalls...

FEATURES

“Put Up Chairs” sends choir seniors out the door

JJ Slater and Kaylebb Stahmer

May 18, 2018

Most people like to believe that everyone has some good in them; they just need the opportunity to shine. Choir’s "Put up Chair" tradition lets students show their kernel...

Students in woods class prepare for finals

May 18, 2018

Spanish teacher looks forward to a busy retirement

May 18, 2018

Biology 3-4 students explore complex systems of sharks and other organisms

April 23, 2018

Promposals sweep social media and girls off their feet

March 12, 2018

SPORTS

Three Rustlers headed to college soccer programs

May 1, 2018

Three senior CMR soccer players will continue their playing careers this coming...

Rustlers raise rug at State AA

Quincy Schmechel

April 23, 2018

On March 8, both boys and girls basketball headed to Billings for the AA State...

Softball athletes, coaches prepare for the upcoming season

Holly Spragg, Staff Writer

February 28, 2018

CMR sports are a staple for every time of the year. One of the upcoming sports is girls softball. The athletes are preparing and with that comes an open gym. Coach Lindsay Gustafson has a softball open gym every Monday and Wednesday from 3:30-5:00 and Sundays from 1:00-2:30...

ENTERTAINMENT

Miss Linda’s School for Dance Act 1 Theatre Company presents Disney’s The Lion King Jr

Breanna Hyatt, Staff Writer

March 6, 2018

Miss Linda’s School for Dance Act 1 Theatre Company is presenting Disney’s “The Lion King Jr” on March 22-24 at West Elementary School at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at www.thestudiocentergf.com for $10. It is being co-directed by Linda Fuller, Aubrey Rearden, and Emily Merritt. The music director is CMR’s orchestra teacher Steve Olson. “The...

Stuff 6.0 performer shines during production

Grace Carr, Staff Writer

March 5, 2018

Stuff 6.0 is Charles M. Russell High School’s biggest drama production of the year. It’s more than a talent show; it is a combination of students expressing themselves and showing off their hidden talents. This year, Bailee McMaster performed in the infamous production on March 1-3. McMaster is a sophomore and theater student at CMR. “I...

CMR drama dominates 2018 Thespian festival

Quincy Schmechel, Editorial Board

February 28, 2018

Saturday, Feb. 3 marked not only an exciting trip to Missoula for C. M. Russell’s drama department, but also a milestone for the troupe as they came, saw, and conquered the Thespian Festival. CMR Drama earned several awards, including best overall production and best student-written performance. The latter is what made the show, “The Sad, Sad...

Print Issues

2018 Graduation Magazine

May 10, 2018

Intro Class Edition – May 2018

OPINION

EDITORIAL: Staff encourages students to diversify their education

April 23, 2018

Are you often classified as an art kid, a science geek, or even someone who is a nerd for classical literature? We at the Stampede feel that every student...

EDITORIAL: Stampede staff thanks students

February 28, 2018

CMR is filled with around 1,500 students and staff members, but what makes up a vast majority of our school is the students. We have teacher appreciation...

EDITORIAL: First step to solving problems is to look to each other

January 26, 2018

CMR recently received the results of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey from last year and, along with the data, a sharp wake-up call. Although many agree...

Key Club’s impact on me

December 8, 2017

A Holiday Season Full of Personal Nostalgia

December 7, 2017

Bison Hunt - Spring 2018

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Rustlers Prepare to Battle the Bison

Upcoming Games

VIDEO

Journalism Trip 2018 from CMR Journalism on Vimeo.

UM Journalism Day 2018

Pat O'Connell from CMR Journalism on Vimeo.

Pat O’Connell – Volunteer Extraordinaire

Senior Video – Class of 2018

Senior Slideshow 2017

CMR Drum Line Pep Assembly Performance

A Farewell from the 2018 seniors

Breanna Hyatt

Breanna Hyatt, Staff Writer
May 22, 2018

During these last few weeks here at CMR every time I hear “Pomp And Circumstance” I’m reminded that my time here as a student will end soon. Going through thirteen years of school i’ll admit it's scary for so many things to change so quickly for me. No more waking up at 6:00 am every morning...

Clara McClain

Clara McClain, Editorial Board
May 22, 2018

How can I put into words all that the Stampede has meant to me in my four years on staff? I’m not sure I can even do it any sort of justice. The Stampede has been my home and my built-in CMR family since I first walked into room 326 on the first day of freshman year. I was scared and nervous, but...

Julia Gremaux

Julia Gremaux, Photo editor
May 22, 2018

It’s a bittersweet goodbye to a place that I have the honor of calling home. Spending four years at CMR and over 12 years with most of its students, it will be hard to leave. As a photographer I have witnessed many different faces and personalities of the school. From athletes, leaders, artists, and...

Rustler News

D. A. Davidson Co. provides STEM support

Rustlers welcome 8th graders on Leap-Up Day

Colorful 2018 Russellog distributed to students

Students celebrate at crosstown pep assembly

AP Art exhibit reception set for May 4

Eight Electric City FFA members receive State Proficiency awards

Juniors earn “Outstanding” awards from departments

“Walking Out” or “Walking Up” students are aiming to make a difference

Boys basketball team grabs state title

Sparks fly for multipurpose building

Rustler artists enjoying a busy spring

CMR gets peppy prior to crosstown game