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Jack Schulz Eagle Scout
- 1. JACK D. SCHULZ Eagle Scout Court of Honor September 12, 2015
- 2. Becoming an Eagle Scout is just about the only thing you can put on your resume at age fifty that you did at age fourteen--and it still impresses. ― Randy Pausch, The Last Lecture
- 3. Troop 160 Cook-O-Ree with Pack 160 Bridge Webelos November 2008
- 4. Blue and Gold banquet Webelos Cross Over to Troop 160 at Blue & Gold Banquet March 2009
- 5. Trail to Eagle Scout Each scout plans his advancement and progresses at his own pace
- 6. Court of Honor June 2009
- 7. White Mountains Camping Columbus Day Weekend 2009
- 8. White Mountains Camping Columbus Day Weekend 2009
- 9. White Mountains Camping Columbus Day Weekend 2009
- 10. White Mountains Camping Columbus Day Weekend
- 11. White Mountains Camping Columbus Day Weekend 2009
- 12. Pancake Breakfast Patriots Day 2010
- 13. Court of Honor June 2010
- 14. Court of Honor June 2010
- 15. Cape Cod Bike Trip June 2010
- 16. White Mountains Camping Columbus Day Weekend 2010
- 17. White Mountains Camping Columbus Day Weekend 2010
- 18. White Mountains Camping Columbus Day Weekend 2010
- 19. Deep Freeze Camping Albion, ME Presidents’ Day Weekend 2011
- 20. Deep Freeze Camping Presidents’ Day Weekend 2011
- 21. Deep Freeze Camping Presidents’ Day Weekend 2011
- 22. Rod and Gun Club Hudson, MA April 2011
- 23. Rod and Gun Club April 2011
- 24. Robert Baden-Powell wanted a First Class Scout to be the complete outdoorsman.
- 25. Court of Honor October 2011
- 26. Court of Honor October 2011
- 27. Philmont Scout Camp Cimarron, New Mexico July 2012
- 28. With other members of Troop 160, I hiked 60 miles over 10 ten days with limited water. This trip was one the best times of my life. ― Jack Schulz
- 29. Philmont Scout Ranch July 2012
- 30. Philmont Scout Ranch July 2012
- 31. Philmont Scout Ranch July 2012
- 32. Philmont Scout Ranch July 2012
- 33. Court of Honor October 2012
- 34. Court of Honor October 2013
- 35. Deep Freeze Camping Albion, ME February Break 2014
- 36. Deep Freeze Camping February Break 2014
- 37. Deep Freeze Camping February Break 2014
- 38. Florida Sea Base July 2014
- 39. Florida Sea Base July 2014
- 40. Florida Sea Base July 2014
- 41. Florida Sea Base July 2014
- 42. Florida Sea Base July 2014
- 43. Eagle Scout Service Project February 2015
- 44. Cradles’ to Crayons is a local charity that collects children’s items in an unsupervised crate.
- 45. Eagle Service Project February 2015
- 46. People would steal the donations, and it was an unorganized mess where some donations that weren’t stolen were destroyed by poor organization.
- 47. Eagle Service Project February 2015
- 48. To solve the problem, an internal structure was designed to fit into the crate which allowed donations to be placed into sections and sorted by type.
- 49. Eagle Service Project February 2015
- 50. With 48 hours design time and meeting with the charity representatives and 128 man hours that took place on a cold Saturday in February, the project was completed.
- 51. Eagle Service Project February 2015
- 52. Eagle Service Project February 2015
- 53. Trail to Eagle Scout Each scout plans his advancement and progresses at his own pace
- 54. 131st Eagle Scout from Troop 160 March 2015 Court of Honor
- 55. Jack & his family are grateful to the adults who helped him on his journey. Special thanks to Steve Schaffner, Michelle Ciccolo, Paul Conrad & Katie Sultan for your photographs.
Editor's Notes
- Jack Schulz began his Scouting career when he joined Pack 160 in Lexington, MA as a Webelos in 2008. Jack joined a den with many of his friends and together most would continue onto Troop 160. Seeking out leadership opportunities, Jack frequently held the role of Assistant Patrol Leader and Patrol Leader. For the past 3 years, as a Junior Assistant Scoutmaster, Jack has worked to transfer the leadership of the troop from his year to younger ones. In 2012 Jack embarked on his first high adventure trip to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. He and other members of Troop 160 hiked 60 miles over 10 ten days with limited water. Jack describes this trip as one of the best times of his life. In 2014 he went on another high adventure trip to Sea Base where he and his troop sailed and explored the Florida Keys for 6 days. An avid skier, Jack’s favorite trip with Troop 160 is the annual ski trip to Jay Peak Mountain. After earning 21 merit badges Jack passed his Eagle Board of Review on March 29 2015. Jack’s Eagle project began with a problem facing Cradles’ to Crayons, a local charity that collects children’s items in an unsupervised crate. People would steal the donations, and it was an unorganized mess where some donations that weren’t stolen were destroyed by poor organization. To solve the problem, an internal structure was designed to fit into the crate which allowed donations to be placed into sections and sorted by type. Shelving was also added. After a total of 48 hours design time and meeting with the charities representatives, and a 128 man hours that took place on a cold Saturday in February, the project was completed. Now it is easier for the charity to collect donations, theft deterrents are in place, and donations are organized in a manner to protect more fragile items. In the fall Jack will be a senior at Lexington High School (LHS) where he looks to prepare himself for college. For the last three years he has been a member of the LHS orchestra as a cellist, and during the same time a member of the Ultimate Frisbee team. He is a member of the National Honor Society. Jack is an American Red Cross lifeguard and water safety instructor. He is employed by the Hayden Recreation Center in his hometown where he teaches young children to swim. Jack plans to follow a career in economics and, is very grateful for his time in scouting. He will take what he has learned about personal responsibility, leadership, and scouting with him throughout his life.