Scott Clapp

Kristi Gange, Stampede Reporter
December 5, 2011

 English teacher Scott Clapp said that this is becoming a common contest within his students’ minds.                 “Technology is so prolific that it’s hard to compete with it,” he said.                 Clapp has been a teaching at CMR for 15 years, and in addition... Read more »

Becky Anderson

November 30, 2011

Cheerleading has always been a passion for C. M. Russell High School scheduling clerk Becky Anderson. As a teenager she was a varsity cheerleader at her high school and is currently the CMR cheer coach, a position she’s held for the past three years.                 “I really like... Read more »

Linda Sullivan

November 29, 2011

Linda Sullivan, is your new hero, she is the source of your happiness. She works in the DECA store? “I started out on stair duty for three hours a day at CMR, and I eventually over the years have worked my way up to the DECA store,” she said.    Sullivan, the boss of the DECA store, does more... Read more »

Leann Williams

November 29, 2011

                CMR mathematics teacher Leann Williams enjoyed school growing up, so becoming a teacher was a natural progression into the workforce. “I loved school; I tried to be the teacher’s pet. I was always handing out papers and raising my hand.”                ... Read more »

Tammy Petzold

November 29, 2011

Discipline, order and structure are not the first things to come to mind when 29-year-old Tammy Petzold meets her students.  “They think I’m not going to have high expectations with behavior, but I do. Sometimes they seem shocked when I give out detentions,” Petzold said.  Seven years in the... Read more »

Doug Darko

November 29, 2011

He wakes up in the morning and walks through the doors experiencing the best part of his day; saying “Hello” to the students and faculty of CMR. Doug Darko is one of the freshman Health and P.E. teachers who like many of the staff at CMR few students know much about. He tends to be very open when... Read more »

Mark Yaeger

November 29, 2011

The unique kids of CMR are what make drafting teacher and industrial arts department head Mark Yaeger look forward to going to work every day. Inspired by a friend’s father in high school, Yaeger decided to become a teacher. “It seemed like a cool job, and I thought it would be cool to do the same... Read more »