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In Robert S. S. Baden-Powell's 1908 book "Scouting For Boys" he introduced badges for achievement. The highest available
was the Wolf Badge. It is said that Baden-Powell got the idea of awards from the American naturalist Ernest Thompson
Seton, who passed along ideas from his book "Red Indian Boy Scouts of America."
Persistent requests to recognize the American Eagle resulted in the renaming of the highest rank for the United States
to Eagle in 1912.
We are proud to present the following boys who have achieved Scouting's highest honor as members of Troop 20:
- James Gillum, 2009
- Rory Chamberlin, 2009
- Matt Preston, 2008
- Dan Zaharchuk, 2008
- Justin McKenney, 2008
- Nick Gaudet, 2007
- Michael Berry, 2007
- Kyle Harris, 2007
- Bryant Chamberlin, 2005
- Craig Wilson, 2005
- Chris Keegan, 2004
- Mike Perrotta, 2004
- Brett Chamberlin, 2003
- Jack Walsh, 2003
- Ken Quinlan, 2002
- Brandon Griggs, 2002
- Michael Theroux, 2002
- Ryan L'Italien, 2002
- Mike Griggs, 2001
- Adam Griggs, 2000
- Patrick Bailey, 2000
- Mathew Joyce, 2000
- Ben Koschmann, 1999
- Darrell Kiley, 1998
- Tony Koschmann, 1998
- Kevin Bohnert, 1998
- Shaun Whitney, 1997
- Ron Fontaine, 1997
- Aaron Frederick, 1986
- Bryan J. Coutu, 1981
- Jay S. Cloutier, 1981
- Scott D. Towle, 1980
- Randall W. Haight, 1979
- Thomas R. Dolbec, 1979
- Steven E. Dolbec, 1978
- Mark S. Towle, 1973
- Glenn S. Stetzler, 1972
- Robert E. Marden, 1971
- Robert S. Alerman, Jr, 1971
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