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Yearbook staff welcomes the 2024 Russellog

May 16, 2024
Photo by Beth Britton

The 2023-2024 staff of the Russellog viewed for the first time on May 10 the 304-page full-color book they created during the past school year. Here, editors Faith Bahr, Mark Douglas, Chloe McCloskey, Laurel Hunt and Caeley Luoma open the first box and catch a glimpse of the book they have worked on all year. The books will be distributed from the STEM building starting on May 21.

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About the Contributor
Beth Britton, Adviser
Beth Britton is a teacher at C. M. Russell High School. She has been on the CMR staff for 21 years, and in that time she has taught freshman, sophomore and senior English, Newspaper Workshop, Yearbook Workshop, Introduction to Journalism, Photojournalism and Rustler Wellness. Britton is a member of the Great Falls Symphony, and in addition to playing the string bass she is the vocalist for a local jazz band. She grew up in Great Falls and attended high school in Andover, Massachusetts. She earned a B.A. in English from Barnard College in New York City and a M.A. in journalism from the University of Montana. She has worked as a reporter for the Sidney Herald-Leader in Montana, the Bend Bulletin in Bend, Ore., and the Great Falls Tribune. She enjoys hiking, traveling and working in her garden.