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Press Release 93-10

02.12.93

Immediate
Mary Ann Peto
NASA Lewis Research Center
(Bus: 216/433-2902)

Thomas Gamble
Boy Scouts of America
(Bus: 216/861-6060)

Eighty-Five Scouts to Receive Eagle Scout Badges at Recognition Ceremony

Cleveland, OH -- On February 21, 1993, the Eagle Scout Association of Greater Cleveland and the NASA Lewis Research Center will join together in honoring the 85 young men from the Greater Cleveland area who earned their Eagle Scout Badges in 1992. The program will be held in the DEB Auditorium at NASA beginning at 2 p.m.

Lewis, a long-time supporter of the Boy Scout program, presently sponsors Explorer Post 629 which focuses on space-related subjects.

This year's Recognition Ceremony speaker is Col. Mike Mullane, a retired astronaut who has flown on three shuttle missions. Mullane will present a mission patch from one of his shuttle missions to members of the 1992 class. Fittingly, the patch has an eagle on it.

For each of the 85 young men, receiving the Eagle Scout Badge represents years of work. To become an Eagle Scout, a young man must progress through the ranks of Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, Star and Life before attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. He must earn at least 21 merit badges, 10 of which are required and cover such subjects as First Aid, Safety, Camping, Citizenship, Environmental Science, Emergency Preparedness or Lifesaving and responsibility in his troop.

Finally, he must plan, develop and give leadership to others in carrying out a service project helpful to his community, school or church. These requirements must be completed before his 18th birthday. Only about 2% of the boys in Scouting attain rank of Eagle Scout.

The following is a list of the recipients and their hometowns:

BAY VILLAGE Timothy Crane Richard J. Janik Jonathan M. Lang Benjamin J. Manning Erick A. Phelps Cyrus F. Screwvala David B. Workman	BEREA Michael R. McMillen	BRECKSVILLE Kevin P. Hughes Jonathan H. Kruszynski
BROOKLYN Brian J. Wenner	CHAGRIN FALLS Bryan J. McFadden Gregory Nerpouni	BRUNSWICK Adam R. Goodell
CLEVELAND HTS. Scott A. Baumgartner Stephen A. Clapham Benjamin C. Eloff Christopher T. Secor	CLEVELAND Darius A. Card Robert Dolinga Gerald T. Forman Gerald T. Forman Matthew C. Poole Richard D. Tabor	EUCLID Jeffrey S. Kaleal Mark J. Tomsic
GARFIELD HTS. Frank J. Petrancek	HIGHLAND HTS. Justin G. Day Neal Patwari	LAKEWOOD Matthew J. Maline John P. McLucas Jason R. Mielke
LYNDHURST Joel R. Anderson Andrew J. Makee Michael J. McGuan	MACEDONIA Jay B. Fesler	MAYFIELD HTS. Gregory D. Matias
MAPLE HTS. Dennis A. Bregitszer, Jr. Brendon J. Kohrs	MORELAND HILLS Robert W. Mason	NORTH OLMSTED James P. Black Jeffrey R. Blankenbury James B. Hauser Mark Mortensen Mark E. Spiezio Matthew J. Tessman
NORTH RIDGEVILLE James W. Livingston	NORTH ROYALTON Jeffrey Halsak Anthony T. Rice William W. Thrasher Michael S. Ziemba	NORTHFIELD Daniel P. Krieger
OLMSTED FALLS/OLMSTEDTOWNSHIP Robert W. Michaels, Jr. Adam M. Barnard Jonathan R. Popik	ORANGE VILLAGE Marc S. Parulekar	PARMA Kevin J. Ahlers Brian R. LaRue Charles W. McIntire, IV John W. Musat Rich P. Scharschmidt
ROCKY RIVER David L. Mack	SAGAMORE HILLS Scott P. DeVine	SEVEN HILLS Daniel E. Raglow
SHAKER HTS. Michael D. Altose Jonathan A. Perkins	SOLON Jeffrey S. Dudas Andrew D. Lovell David R. Mansbach Druce C. On Douglas R. Wahl	SOUTH EUCLID Brett M. Piccus
STRONGSVILLE Luke M. Gromen David A. Harshey Timothy D. Labahn Brendon D. Metcalf Matthew T. Ondrejko Russell R. Ryan, II James K. Thomas Kenneth W. Thomas Brian M. Cicco	WESTLAKE Kevin R. Fairchild James J. Garrison Michael P. Kaufmann Douglas A. Neff	WILLOWICK Alexander L. Tomba, II

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