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Troop 325 – A Brief History

Troop 325 was founded in the autumn of 1959 and chartered to Country Lane Home & School Club in January, 1960. Country Lane Elementary School opened that same year, so Troop 325 was there from the beginning. In 2000, the troop moved to Easterbrook Discovery School at the invitation of Principal Dr. Gary Stebbins, as it had outgrown the M-U Room at Country Lane. Troop 325’s first Scoutmaster was Louie Thayer. There have been a total of twenty-one Scoutmasters in the troop’s history. In 1960, Cub Scout Pack 325 was chartered to Country Lane Home & School Club, and in 1974, High Adventure Explorer Post 325. Post 325 disappeared sometime in the early 1980’s, but was re-chartered in December 1993. In 1997 it evolved with the Scouting program and became Venture Crew 325. The Troop is now sponsored by Prince of Peace Lutheran Church.

Over the years, the troop size has ebbed and flowed. The earliest roster we have dates to 1970 and shows 39 members. A few years later in 1976, the troop had dropped to 29 members. In 1981 it was up to 31 members. In 1985, it had dropped to 13 members. In 1990, it was down to just 6 registered Scouts with just 3 active. Under the leadership of Scoutmaster George Denise (who remained scoutmaster for 13 years) it then began a period of steady growth that brought the troop more than 80 members in 2004. Currently, the Troop has around 40 members, making it a good size for activities but small enough to give all scouts opportunities to share their voice and lead.

In 1965, Troop 325 honored its first Eagle Scout, Michael R. Rose. Over the years, the troop has celebrated more and more Eagle Scouts, from 56 in 2004 to 134 in 2023.

Troop 325 has always had an active and diverse outdoors program. A typical annual program includes: backpacking, camping, kayaking, hiking, river rafting, snow camping, and fishing. The troop also participates in Pioneer District Camporee each year, Scout-o-Rama, and the Council’s Bear Paw Winter Camping Experience. In addition, troop members give back to the local community by participating in quarterly service events throughout Santa Clara County.

In-troop training programs include an Annual Planning meeting, annual Introduction to Leadership Training for Troops (ILST) and an annual Troop organized merit badge midway. In addition, Troop 325 continues to send scouts the National Youth Leadership Training every year. Members of the troop are also active in Order of the Arrow, which provides additional leadership and high adventure activities for our scouts. The troop has supplied numerous committee chairmen and members to the local chapter and lodge.

Troop Traditions

The first troop neckerchief was the red, official Scout neckerchief. In the early 1970s, the Scouts in the troop designed their own neckerchief, a black neckerchief with a yellow patch depicting a Scout hiking. In the late 1980’s – early 1990’s, they returned to the official red neckerchief. Then, in 1992, the Scouts designed a new neckerchief incorporating both: a two-sided neckerchief, red on one side, black on the other, with a new troop patch. When a Scout first joins the troop, he wears the neckerchief red side out. When he completes First Class, the Scout may turn over his neckerchief to wear black side out. He is also presented with the new official patch of the troop, showing a Scout with a hiking stave and backpack looking out over a broad river with snowcapped mountains in the distance. While the design incorporated the ideas of several Scouts, Chris Craver was the principal artist. Today’s members of Troop 325 are proud to wear this neckerchief and patch that distinguish members of Troop 325 from other troops,

In 1993, the troop designed an “official” troop t-shirt: a “Far-Side” cartoon by Gary Larson, entitled “Know Your Knots!” The idea for this design came from the troop’s nineteenth Eagle Scout, Brett Steiner. Colors and designs of the troop t-shirt have changed over the years and service as a creative outlet for the scouts to design.

In 1994, the troop adopted the woggle (or Woodbadge Boondoggle) as its official slide. When a Scout first joins the troop, he is presented with a white woggle, representing his newness to Scouting. When he earns the rank of Tenderfoot, he is presented with a red lanyard and instructions on how to tie his own woggle. The woggle is a single, continuous strand, representing the Spirit of Scouting, which goes on forever. It is woven back on itself three times, to represent the three parts of the Scout Oath: duty to God, duty to others, duty to self.

Sometime in the 90’s the scouts decided to take a BSA banner and have a scout sign and date it when he earns the Eagle award. Every Eagle since then has signed this banner and it is normally displayed at Eagle Courts of Honor and sometimes and Troop Courts of Honor. In addition, wooden plaques with engraved metal plates are maintained to record the history of Scoutmasters and Eagle Scouts in the troop.

The troop has an almost annual tradition of hiking the Skyline-to-the-Sea Trail. This 28 mile trail was built in 1968 by the Boys Scouts of Santa Clara, Monterey, and Skyline Councils, with members of the Sierra Club and members of the Santa Cruz Mountains Hiking Club. That day was proclaimed Santa Clara County Trails Day. The following year, it was adopted by the state as California Hiking Days. A few years later, it was adopted by the nation as National Hiking Days! (Rumor has it that our troop can actually make it rain by scheduling that particular outing.)

The troop has also sent contingents to Philmont BSA High Adventure Base in New Mexico, Northern Tier BSA High Adventure Base on the boundary waters of Michigan and Canada, Sea Base in Florida and Swamp Base in Louisiana in recent years.

Two Troop 325 scouts: Brad Parker & Scott Slifer-Mosher have earned the Triple Crown Award by attending all 3 scout high adventure bases at the time: Philmont, Seabase, and Northern Tier. Since then, a Grand Slam award has been created for a scout who attends these 3 plus the National High Adventure Base at The Summit. Who will be the first Troop 325 scout to win the Grand Slam award?

Eagles

Artwork by: Brian Campanella, Eagle

Check out projects from Troop 325’s Eagle Scouts here!
136. Arnav Kamath (2024) Wine barrel tables and flagstone pathway for Prince of Peace Lutheran Chuch
135. Kenny Namba (2024) Dumpster enclosure for Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
134. Joshua McDonald (2023) Bike racks for the Veterans Administration
133. Jonathan Wu (2022) Two bookcases and a balance beam for Discovery Charter School
132. Neil Kamath (2022) Lost and found cart for Dilworth Elementary School
131. Anish Kuttetira (2022) Sign board for Eagle Scout projects for History Park
130. Jake Ribeiro Galezzi (2022) Benches for Castlemont Elementary School
129. Arjun Sudheer (2022) Book Display stand for Cupertino High School Library
128. Michael Moffat (2021) Speaker System for Prince of Peace Church
127. Kyle Kreis (2021) Sanitation stations to be used at MS walks for National MS Society
126. Jack Bowman (2021) Outdoor furniture for Uplift Family Services
125. Benjamin Purse (2021) Sand therapy carts for Uplift Family Services
124. George West (2021) Wildlife intake table
123. Paul Bangle (2020) Barn owl boxes
122. James Pappadakis (2020) Marching band cabinets for Willow Glen High School
121. Justin Sue (2020) Presentation equipment for Prince of Peace Church
120. Kunal Patel (2020) Bulletin board
119. Ryan Herrick (2020) Bright Days Preschool Shade Pergola
118. Ethan Taylor (2019) Saratoga Woods Community Association Shower Cubbies
117. Rishabh Menezes (2019) Benches for the Meditation Garden at St Thomas of Canterbury Church
116. Denzel Rohit C. (2019) Two Raised Garden Beds for the Morgan Autism Center in San Jose
115. Mihir S. (2018) Hexagonal Bench with Backrest for Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
114. Devon Young (2018) Planter Box for Capri Elementary School
113. Ethan X. (2018) School Supply Coat Locker for Growing Footprints Preschool
112. Cody Diez (2018) Barbeque Upgrade at Prince of Peace Church
111. Marcus Metcalf (2018) Beautification of the Statue of Mary at St Thomas of Canterbury Church
110. Chris Matheny (2018) Industrial Coffee Carts for Westgate Church
109. Derick Rohan Cutinha (2017) Storage Shelves for St Justin Parish
108. West Steinacker (2017) Bedtime Cart for Rady’s Children’s Hospital
107. Austin A. (2017) Uniform Cabinets for the Moffett Field Museum
106. Zade L. (2017) Grotto for Mother Mary at St Thomas of Canterbury Church
105. Dominic Kilinski (2017) Bird Identification Plaques at the American Legion Hall at the Campbell percolation ponds
104. Sam Bowling (2015) Movable Benches and Altar at Sacred Heart Church
103. Kevin Krein (2015) Garden Benches at Forest Hill Elementary School
102. Bodie Knepp (2015) Storage units at Campbell United Methodist Church
101. Drew Bedal (2015) VA Hospital Bike (trailer) Interior Storage Unit
100. Trevor Maguire (2015) Saratoga Swim Club Historic Flag Pole Restoration
99. Riley Seitz (2015) Flower Beds for Forest Hill Elementary School
98. Chris Morris (2015) Tater Towers for Forest Hill Elementary School
97. Simon K. (2015) Memorial Garden at St. Francis
96. Andrew Bangle (2015) Utility Shed for Los Ranchitos Cabana Club
95. Rory Spencer (2015) Walkway at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
94. Griffin Charlton (2014) Pathway at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
93. Jason Tse (2014) Planter Box at Elementary School & Food/Clothing Drive
92. Andrew Black (2014)Ball Wall at Prospect High School
91. Christian Hasenberg (2014) Garden Benches and Sitting Area for Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
90. Kabir Loomba (2013) Built Shoe Racks for Gurdwara Temple
89. Nolan Kreich (2013) Storage Cabinets at St. Lucy’s Catholic Church
88. Brandon Dunn (2013) Amphitheatre Seating for Daybreak Camp
87. Christopher Thomas (2013) Shade Structure at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
86. Trevor Langowski (2013) Newspaper Stands for Moreland Middle School
85. Patrick Miller (2013) Serenity Garden screen at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
84. John Morris (2012) Garden sink and Potting table for Forest Hill Elementary School
83. Alex Selway (2012) Bulletin Boards for Moreland Middle School
82. Nicholas Garibaldi (2012) Guest Sign In Podiums for Los Ranchitos Cabana Club
81. Makoto Lalwani (2012) Crate for Tenacity, Knowledge and Opportunity (Archbishop Mitty High School)
80. Joey Miller (2012) Two Picnic Tables for Moreland Woods
79. Ameya Deshpande (2011) Bookcases for Prospect High School (History Classroom)
78. Garrison Wells (2011) Flower bed for Moreland Middle School
77. Kale Duprey (2010) Judging stand for Del Mar High School
76. Grant Vaggione (2010) Patio and Walkway at Westhope Presbyterian Church
75. Zach Campbell (2010) Built test equipment for Destination Imagination
74. Scott Campbell (2010) Built carts to transport test equipment for Destination ImagiNation
73. Patrick Boyden (2009) Built planter beds for the El Camino YMCA
72. Dennis Tracey (2009) Built storage closets for band room at Westmont High School
71. Craig Morrison (2009) Beautified entrance to Lynhaven neighborhood
70. Shohei Takagi (2008) Built entrance sign for Moreland Woods
69. Ryan Hauschildt (2008) Rebuilt walkway at Prince of Peace Church
68. Doug Wells (2008) Built information kiosk in Saratoga Creek Dog Park in San Jose
67. Chris Vaggione (2008) Built lost and found cart for Edith Landers School in Mountain View
66. Alexander Duprey (2008) Built storage cabinets for Del Mar High School Band
65. Scott Slifer-Mosher (2007) Built portable barbecue for Prince of Peace Church
64. Matthew Thomas (2007) Built bookcase for Forest Hills Elementary School
63. Dale Lucas (2007) Built 4 carts for Sanborn Park in Saratoga
62. Robert Yegge (2007) Trail conservation
61. Eddie Barshow (2007) Repainted building and organized inventory for the Braille Transcription Project
60. Andrew Shantz (2007) Built three benches for Argonaut Elementary School in Saratoga
59. Erik Polyak (2006) Built portable altar for Bethel Lutheran Church in Cupertino
58. Jeremy Hauschildt (2006) Built outdoor storage cabinet for BBQ equipment at Prince of Peace Church
57. Brad Parker (2006) Built three carts for storage and transportation of building blocks, for Sunnymont Preschool.
56. Allen Hoover (2004) Mobile Kitchen for High School Band
55. Ben Levy (2004) Built irrigation system for Moreland Woods
54. Mark Hernandez (2004) Built storage cabinets for vestments at St. Andrew’s Church
53. Derek Parker (2004) Built storage cabinet, outdoor play table, and outdoor sink shelf for Sunnymont Preschool.
52. Steve McFarland (2003) Built and installed 1/2 mile markers along Los Gatos Creek Trail
51. Brian Campanella (2002) Restored and painted sound wall in J.D. Morgan Park
50. Michael Denise (2001) Built pond in Moreland Woods
49. Nick Chloupek (2001) Built new planter boxes at Castro Middle School
48. Greg Benson (2001) Built playground equipment bins
47. Andrew Woodward (2001) (no information available)
46. Louis Gagliasso (2001) Developed pathways in Moreland Woods.
45. Scott Burroughs (2001) Built planter beds in Moreland Woods.
44. Ben Peterson (2000) Painted parsonage for the Christian Church of Santa Clara.
43. Mason Sakoda (2000) Made a cart for collecting and storing toys for a preschool.
42. Scott Crisel (2000) Made book stands for paraplegic children
41. Doug Benson (2000) Collected and catalogued video tape library for a nursing home.
40. Michael Rodriguez (2000) Built drinking fountain in Moreland Woods.
39. Kenneth Kalchik (2000) (no information available)
38. Peter T. Hoover (1999) Built Information kiosk for Castro Middle School
37. G. Andrew Mellors (1999) (no information available)
36. Michael Weisz (1999) (no information available)
35. Chris Denise (1999) Built artificial creek in Moreland Woods.
34. James Anderson (1999) Built bridge over creek in Moreland Woods.
33. Robert Long (1999) Prepped and painted a half-way house in Los Gatos.
32. Donald Gagliasso (1998) Developed pathways in Moreland Woods.
31. Erick Baldwin (1998) Built planters for a church
30. John Oh (1997) Cleaned, painted, and re-built picnic tables and benches at Country Lane School.
29. Renny Wright, Jr. (1996) Built amphitheater in Moreland Woods.
28. Michael Brewington (1995) Planted trees along Los Gatos Creek Trail.
27. Sean McClay (1995) Made project for a school in Auburn.
26. Jon Goodell (1994) Cleaned and painted M-U Room and basketball backboards and backstops at Country Lane School.
25. George Denise, Jr. (1994) Constructed and installed built-in shelf units at Country Lane School.
24. Brett Steiner (1994) Built the front sign at Temple Shir Hadash.
23. Brian Todd (1990) performed clean-up and conservation work for a nature preserve
22. David W. Graul (1988) designed and built a playground for a Methodist Church in Santa Clara
21. Mark L. Williams (1988) (no information available)
20. Mike Swertfager (1988) (no information available)
19. Scott Nicholas (1984) (no information available)
18. Andrew J. Worth (1981) (no information available)
17. Gregory Chamitoff (1980) (no information available)
16. John Douthit. Jr. (1980) (no information available)
15. Jeffery D.Williams (1978) (no information available)
14. Kevin P. Remus (1978) (no information available)
13. Todd D. Kingery (1976) (no information available)
12. Steven W. Score (1975) (no information available)
11. Gregory Hall (1975) (no information available)
10. Michael J. Score (1974) (no information available)
9. Robert C. Couch (1973) (no information available)
8. John M. Stewart (1970) (no information available)
7. Jay R. Beebe (1970) (no information available)
6. Daniel Blunk (1969) (no information available)
5. Steven M. Kuhlman (1967) (no information available)
4. Michael Gilluly (1967) (no information available)
3. R.C. Gilluly (1967) (no information available)
2. David R. Coleman (1966) (no information available)
1. Michael R. Rose (1965) (no information available)

Dr. Gregory Chamitoff, Troop 325 Eagle Scout 1980

Born in Montreal, Quebec Canada
Graduated from Blackford High School, San Jose, California, 1980.
B.S., Electrical Engineering, California Polytechnic State University, 1984.
M.S., Aeronautical Engineering, California Institute of Technology, 1985.
Ph.D., Aeronautics and Astronautics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1992.
M.S., Planetary Geology (Space Science), University of Houston–Clear Lake, 2002.
Spent six months in 2008 as an astronaut aboard the International Space Station.

See more info at:
Wikipedia and
NASA

Senior Patrol Leaders

Time Period	Senior Patrol Leader	Assistant SPL
Feb 2024- present	Jack Shen	Tejas Arya, Jeremy Aviles, Ayan Kuttetira, Cory Nishijima
Aug 2023-Feb 2024	Tejas Arya	Ronak Menezes, Jack Shen, Christopher Zafico
Feb 2023-Aug 2023	Jack Shen	Arnav Kamath, Chinmay Rajesh, Jake Carleton, Kenny Namba
Aug, 2022-Feb 2023	Jake Carleton	Kenny Namba, Jack Shen, Joshua McDonald
Feb, 2022-Aug, 2022	Kenji Hongo	Arnav Kamath, Joshua McDonald
Aug, 2021-Feb, 2022	Michael Moffat	Arjun Sudheer, Neil Kamath, Jonathan Wu, Anish Kuttetira, Jake Galieazzi
Feb, 2021-Aug, 2021	Arjun Sudheer	Neil Kamath, Kyle Kreis and Michael Moffat
Aug, 2020-Feb, 2021	Michael Moffat	Arjun Sudheer, Anish Kuttetira and David Story
Feb, 2020-Aug, 2020	Justin Sue	Jack Bowman, Ben Purse and Michael Moffat
Aug, 2019-Feb, 2020	Anish Kuttetira	Jack Bowman, Ben Purse and Kyle Kreis
Feb, 2019-Aug, 2019	JT Pappadakis	Anish Kuttetira, David Story and Michael Moffat
Aug, 2018-Feb, 2019	Paul Bangle	George West, Ben Purse, Ryan Herrick and Justin Sue
Feb, 2018-Aug, 2018	Paul Bangle	George West, Ethan Taylor and Austin Allen
Aug, 2017-Feb, 2018	Mihir Somayaji	Paul Bangle, Kunal Patel and Ben Purse
Feb, 2017-Aug, 2017	Austin Allen	Mihir Somyaji, and Ethan Taylor
Aug, 2016-Feb, 2017	Austin Allen	Mihir Somayaji, Devon Young and Ethan Taylor
Feb, 2016-Aug, 2016	Austin Allen	Devon Young and Ethan Taylor
Aug, 2015-Feb, 2016	Gabe Brethauer	Tyler Story, Austin Allen and Andy Morris
Feb, 2015-Aug, 2015	Chris Metheny	Zade Lobo, West Steinaker and Gabe Brethauer
Aug, 2014-Feb, 2015	Gabe Brethauer	Cody Diez, Austin Allen and Marcus Metcalf
Feb, 2014-Aug, 2014	Drew Bedal	Chris Matheny, Gabe Brethauer and Dominic Kilinski
Aug, 2013-Feb, 2014	Kevin Krein	Nolan Kriech, Simon Kriech and Scott Catton
Feb, 2013-Aug, 2013	Riley Seitz	Scott Catton, Bodie Knepp and Kevin Krein
Aug, 2012-Feb, 2013	Mike Clement	Bodie Knepp, Scott Catton and Kevin Krein
Feb, 2012-Aug, 2012	Chris Morris	Riley Seitz, Bodie Knepp and Patrick Miller
Sep, 2011-Feb, 2012	John M.	Alex S., Andrew B. and Nicholas G.
Mar, 2011-Aug, 2011	Griffen C.	Andrew B. and Mike C.
Sep, 2010-Feb, 2011	Chris T.	Griffen C. and John M.
Mar, 2010-Aug, 2010	Alex S.	Andrew B. and Andrew D.
Sep, 2009-Feb, 2010	Jay L.	Griffen C. and Alex S.
Mar, 2009-Aug, 2009	Zac C.	Ameya D. and Jay L.
Sep, 2008-Feb, 2009	Scott Campbell	Grant Vaggione and Alex S.
Mar, 2008-Aug, 2008	Pat Boyden	Craig Morrison and Scott Campbell
Sep, 2007-Feb, 2008	Dennis Tracey	Craig Morrison and Sunil Srivatsa
Mar, 2007-Aug, 2007	Matthew Thomas (Eagle)	Pat B. and David Cervantes
Sep, 2006-Feb, 2007	Dale Lucas (Eagle)	Dennis T. and Ryan H.
Mar, 2006-Aug, 2006	Shohei T.	Scott Campbell and Chris Vaggione
Sep, 2005-Feb, 2006	Eddie Barshow (Eagle)	Matthew Thomas (Eagle) and James Choi
Mar, 2005-Aug, 2005	Erik Polyak (Eagle)	Scott Slifer-Mosher (Eagle) and Eddie Barshow (Eagle)
Sep, 2004-Feb, 2005	Tommy Takahata	Ryan Hauschildt and Matthew Thomas (Eagle)
Mar, 2004-Aug, 2004	Patrick Shyvers	David Cervantes and Tommy Takahata
Sep, 2003-Feb, 2004	Scott Slifer-Mosher	Patrick Shyvers and Tommy Takahata
Mar, 2003-Aug, 2003	Allen Hoover (Eagle)	Brett Lazzeri
Sep, 2002-Feb, 2003	Marcus Sakoda	Robert Yegge (Eagle)
Mar, 2002-Aug, 2002	Ben Levy (Eagle)	Marcus Sakoda
Sep, 2001-Feb, 2002	Steve McFarland (Eagle)	Ben Levy (Eagle)
Mar, 2001-Aug, 2001	Mark Hernandez (Eagle)	Steve McFarland (Eagle)
Sep, 2000-Feb, 2001	Michael Denise (Eagle)	Ben Levy (Eagle)
Mar, 2000-Aug, 2000	Ben Peterson (Eagle)	Michael Denise (Eagle)
Sep, 1999-Feb, 2000	Ben Peterson (Eagle)	Mason Sakoda (Eagle)
Mar, 1999-Aug, 1999	Michael Rodriguez (Eagle)	David Jones
Sep, 1998-Feb, 1999	Scott Crisel (Eagle)	James Anderson (Eagle)
Mar, 1998-Aug, 1998	Peter Hoover (Eagle)	Scott Crisel (Eagle)
Sep, 1997-Feb, 1998	Chris Denise (Eagle)	Erick Baldwin (Eagle)
Mar, 1997-Aug, 1997	Andy Mellors (Eagle)	Greg Benson (Eagle)
Sep, 1996-Feb, 1997	Chris Denise (Eagle)	Peter Hoover (Eagle)
Mar, 1996-Aug, 1996	Donald Gagliasso (Eagle)	(none)
Sep, 1995-Feb, 1996	Robert Long (Eagle)	Donald Gagliasso (Eagle)
Mar, 1995-Aug, 1995	Robert Long (Eagle)	Mark OÂ’Sullivan
Sep, 1994-Feb, 1995	Renny Wright, Jr. (Eagle)	Robert Long (Eagle)
Mar, 1994-Aug, 1994	Bret Steiner (Eagle)	John Oh (Eagle)
Sep, 1993-Feb, 1994	George Denise, Jr. (Eagle)	John Oh (Eagle)
Mar, 1993-Aug, 1993	George Denise, Jr. (Eagle)	John Oh (Eagle)
Dec, 1992-Feb, 1993	George Denise, Jr. (Eagle)	John Oh (Eagle)
June, 1992-Nov, 1992	Jon Goodell (Eagle)	George Denise, Jr. (Eagle)
Dec, 1991-May, 1992	Jon Goodell (Eagle)	George Denise, Jr. (Eagle)
June, 1991-Nov, 1991	Sean McClay (Eagle)	Jon Goodell (Eagle)
Dec, 1990-May, 1991	Sean McClay (Eagle)	Jon Goodell (Eagle)
June, 1990-Nov, 1990	Sean McClay (Eagle)	Jon Goodell (Eagle)
Dec, 1989-May, 1990	Sean McClay (Eagle)	Jon Goodell (Eagle)
June, 1989-Nov, 1989	Chris Pate	Sean McClay (Eagle)
Dec, 1988-May, 1989	Danny Lee	Chris Pate
June, 1987-Nov,1987	Afshin Kashef	Danny Lee
Jan, 1987-May, 1987	Mike Swertfager (Eagle)	Afshin Kashef
June, 1986-Dec, 1986	Mark Williams (Eagle)	Mike Swertfager (Eagle)
June, 1985-May, 1986	David Graul (Eagle)	Mark Williams (Eagle)
June, 1984-May, 1985	Jeff Williams (Eagle)	David Graul (Eagle)
June, 1983-May, 1984	Jeff Williams (Eagle)	unknown
June, 1982-May, 1983	Jeff Williams (Eagle)	unknown
June, 1981-May, 1982	Jeff Williams (Eagle)	unknown
June, 1980-May, 1981	Matthew Pitagora	Jeff Williams (Eagle)
June, 1979-May, 1980	Scott Nicholas	Matthew Pitagora
June, 1978-May, 1979	Roger May	Scott Nicholas
June, 1977-May, 1978	Tino De Leon	Roger May
June, 1975-May, 1976	unknown	Kevin Remus (Eagle)
June, 1974-May, 1975	unknown	unknown
June, 1973-May, 1974	unknown	unknown
June, 1972-May, 1973	unknown	unknown
June, 1971-May, 1972	unknown	unknown
June, 1970-May, 1971	unknown	unknown
June, 1969-May, 1970	unknown	unknown
June, 1968-May, 1969	Joe Pizzo	unknown
June, 1976-May, 1977	Kevin Remus (Eagle)	Tino De Leon
June, 1967-May, 1968	unknown	Joe Pizzo
June, 1966-May, 1967	unknown	unknown
June, 1965-May, 1966	Steve Kuhlman (Eagle)	unknown
June, 1964-May, 1965	unknown	Steve Kuhlman (Eagle)
June, 1963-May, 1964	David Coleman (Eagle)	unknown
June, 1962-May, 1963	Gene Richards	David Coleman (Eagle)
June, 1961-May, 1962	Tom Werth	Gene Richards
June, 1960-May, 1961	E. Stevens	Tom Werth
Jan, 1959-May, 1960	E. Stevens	Tom Werth

Scout Masters

Scoutmasters	Dates
John Shen	8/2022 – Present
Kevin Moffat	11/2018 – 7/2022
Garry Allen	3/2014 – 11/2018
Greg Knepp	4/2011 – 2/2014
Andy Duprey	3/2008 – 4/2011
Larry Polyak	6/2005 – 2/2008
George Denise	4/1992 – 5/2005
Terry McClay	10/1989 – 3/1992
Michael Pate	4/1989 – 9/1989
Jim Watkins	5/1987 – 3/1989
Terry Markle	1985-1987
John Langford, Sr.	1982-1985
Joe Rodgers	1976-1982
Chuck Schmidt	1974-1976
Bob Ostermier	1971-1973
Wynn Strahl	1969-1971
Leroy Boos	1967-1969
Winston	1965-1967
Lew Finch	1963-1965
Fred Kuhlman	1961-1963
Louie Thayer	1959-1960