Eagles of Troop 54
1932 - 1959
1932 St. Peter, Jr., Albert
1934 Richards, Robert W.
1938 Heil, Walter
1942 Klein, Raymond F.
1943 Klein, John W.
1945 Fingado, Roger
1947 FIngado, Alan
1947 Douglas, William
1949 Gaines, Stanley
1953 Besser, James
1953 Schmid, Jr., Arthur
1956 Farrington, Samuel
1956 Ogbum III, William C.
1956 Roux, Jr., Frank G.
1958 Burns, Thomas A.
1958 Frame, Roger
1958 Everson, Peter
1958 Williams, Peter S.
1960 - 1969
1960 Price, David
1961 Douglas, Philip
1962 Main, Jr., Robert A.
1962 Mortensen, George J.
1962 Mortensen, William
1962 Spohr, Mark
1962 Williams, Christopher
1963 Hamlin, Kent W.
1963 Main, William C.
1964 Kennedy, David L.
1964 Panhorst, Norman E.
1964 Price, Donald
1964 Zimmerman III, G. Henry
1966 Busch, Jeffrey S.
1966 Morris, Robert B.
1967 Hamlin, Bruce L.
1967 Forbath, William E.
1968 Sayers, Richard M.
1968 Riddleberger, Thomas, B.
1970 - 1989
1971 Elliott, Jr., Robert S.
1971 Hauser, John F.
1975 Newton III, Dave A.
1976 Latham VI, James H.
1977 Whiting, Mark D.
1977 Latham, Christopher W.
1977 Lohmann, Thomas C.
1978 Swenson, David S.
1979 Schumacher, Michael T.
1980 Jordan, Thomas D.
1981 Winiarski, Brian W.
1981 Schumacher, William G.
1982 Newton, Steven A.
1983 Hobbis III, Thomas R.
1983 Goebbert, Jr., Herbert J.
1985 Moore, Douglas P.
1986 Moore, Richard
1987 McDonough, Neal W.
1987 Winiarski, Douglas L.
1988 Kievit, Kenneth J.
1988 Mulvaney, Benny Lewis
1989 Hayward, Edmund C.
1990 - 1999
1991 Lane, Charles R.
1991 Dolan, Christopher K.
1991 Katz, Andrew J.
1991 Schumaecker, Matthew M.
1992 Chalfoun, Marc
1994 Katz, Michael D.
1994 Moritz, Chad T.
1994 Saul, Todd M.
1996 White, S. Ryan
1996 McHugh, Eion T.
1996 Cairns, Richard J.
1997 Moritz, Keith G.
1997 Cheng, Maurice E.
1998 Rosazza, Keith C.
1998 Kiely, David P.
1998 Clutterbuck, Peter C.
1998 Curtis, M. Andrew
2000 - 2009
2001 Sullivan, Matthew K.
2001 Holuba, Robert J.
2001 Duffy, Ian M.
2002 Birchby, Matthew S.
2002 Nyland, James A.
2003 Brown V, Thomas E.
2004 Ludwig, Jason t.
2004 Anderson, Carter W.
2004 Saunders, Richard K.
2004 Brightly, Kevin W.
2005 Magrath, Cole D.
2005 Sullivan, Corey B.
2006 Mulvey, Chris J.
2006 Toombs, Scott C.
2006 Barone, Brian R.
2006 Bone, Clifford E.
2007 Mathews, Ben J.
2007 McCabe, Michael G.
2007 Lamb, John Charles
2007 Sullivan, C. Jerry
2008 Anderson, Graham B.
2008 Lee, Dylan H.
2008 Magrath, Taylor S.
2008 Pajusi, Alex
2009 Yeaton, Jeremy D.
2010 - 2015
2010 Brightly, Connor M.
2010 Hewitt, Chris G.
2010 Maita II, Donald
2011 Michalski, James R.
2012 Halpern, Scott G.
2012 DeMarco, Ryan M.
2012 Bellezza, Corey A.
2012 Menakis, Michael W.
2012 Hewitt, Nicholas L.
2012 Rickenberg, Kevin J.
2012 Hayward IV, Harold S.
2013 Maita, Chris J.
2013 Malloy, James V.
2013 Pabian, Michael J.
2014 DeMarco, Devon
2014 Tittensor, Matthew
2014 Munro, Zachary J.
2014 Reynolds, Connor F.
2015 Edwards, Luke P.
2015 Basralian, Charles J.
2015 Basralian, Luke W.
2016 - 2019
2016 O'Connor, Brian
2016 Frank, Noah
2016 Bierwas, Gabriel R.
2016 Menzel, David P.
2016 Summer Ethan J.
2017 Griep, Parker M.
2017 O'Brien, Theodore F.
2017 Arscott, Colin R.
2017 Culleton, Jack N.
2018 Cedarstrand, Matthew Jr.
2018 Summer, Jonathan R.
2018 Hintz, Trevor B.
2018 Courtney, Connor J.
2019 O'Connor, Timothy
2019 Menzel, Ethan R.
2019 Finan, Thomas M. Jr.
2019 Mastandrea, Nicholas
2019 Conway, Bryson A
2020 - Present
2020 Langevin, Noah
2021 Dooley, William H.
2022 Laidler, Bryn O.J.
2022 Christensen, Ryan C.
2022 Conlon, Timothy J.
2022 McWilliams, Jack K.
2022 Morley, Liam P.
2022 O'Brien, Nicholas M.
2022 Galgano, Nicholas P.
2023 Kalekar, Arnav
2023 Hekemian Bryan R.
2023 Devitt, Andrew N.
2023 Ferrales, Nikolas A.
0000 - 0000
The Eagle Scout Medal
The Eagle rank is a responsibility as well as an honor.
As an Eagle Scout, you should realize that you have reached the peak go the Scouting trail. It now becomes your responsibility to help those following you on that trail. As an Eagle Scout, you must contribute an even greater part of yourself to your family, your church, your community, and your nation. As an Eagle Scout, our ideals are high and our responsibilities are great. Let the real meaning of the Eagle badge stand in your mind.
The first obligation of an Eagle Scout is loyalty, because without it, all character lacks direction. An Eagle Scout is loyal to his family, to his friends, to his country, and to his own ideals. "To thine own self be true, and it must follow the night the day: thou can't not be false to any man. Neither pain, nor profit, pride nor personal loss, shall swerve him in his loyalty." Let the blue of the badge always remind you of loyalty.
The second obligation of an Eagle Scout is courage. Courage gives force and strength to all character. Trusting in God and keeping faith in his fellow man, the Eagle Scout faces each day unafraid, seeking his share of the world's work to do. Let the red of the badge always remind you of courage.
The third obligation of an Eagle Scout is to live with honor. An Eagle's sacred honor is the foundation of all character, what he really is down deep inside, not what he thinks he is. An Eagle Scout lives so that he will reflect credit upon his home, his church, his school, his friends and himself. May the white of the badge always remind you to live with honor.
As an Eagle Scout, you have assumed a solemn obligation of duty to God, to country, to your fellow Scouts, and to mankind in general. This is a great undertaking. As you live up to your obligations, you bring honor to yourself and to your brother Scouts. The good that America has to give to you now, and to her children in the future, depends on quality of her citizens. You can help make the future of our country even greater than her past.
We charge all Eagle Scouts to undertake your citizenship with a solemn dedication. Be a leader, but lead only toward the best. Lift up every task you perform and every office you hold to the high level of service to God and to your fellow man. So live and so serve that you are an inspiration toward the finest for those who know you. We charge you to be among those who dedicate their skills and abilities to building America on the solid foundation of clean living, honest work, unselfish citizenship, and reverence for God. Whatever others may do, you will leave behind a record of which every other Scout may be justly proud.
