Eagles' Nest
More than 350 Scouts of Troop 33 have earned the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest rank in Scouts BSA. The title is held for life: "Once an Eagle, always an Eagle." To earn it, a Scout earns at least 21 merit badges, serves in positions of responsibility, shows Scout Spirit through the Scout Oath and Law, and plans and leads a service project. See the Trail to Eagle for how it works in our Troop.
The first Eagle Scout in Scouting was Arthur Rose Eldred, in 1912. Troop 33's first was Richard Brown in 1952. To be removed from this page, or to correct a name, contact the Troop.
Eagle Scouts of Troop 33
Scroll through the list below, newest first. It is kept by the Troop's Scoutmasters.