Lucas Slominski earned his Eagle Scout after passing the Hiawatha Seaway Council Board of Review on February 12th, 2003.  For his Project, Lucas completed a blood drive for the Liverpool Community, and collected approximately 50 units of blood.  During his scouting career, Lucas served as Senior Patrol Leader for Troop 400 for six years, and Patrol Leader of the Blue Wolves for two years.  He held the office of Memorabilia Committee Chairperson for Order of the Arrow Lodge 219 for several years before turning 18.  Lucas graduated from High School in 2003.

Lucas attended Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts as a Founder's Scholar. He majored in Illustration, and was inclued on VPA's Dean's List eight consecutive semesters. He was also named to the National Dean's List, and is a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and the Gold Key Society. Lucas graduated in May 2007 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. He was awarded the College of Visual and Performing Arts Outstanding Senior Illustrator Award.

Lucas now works as a web designer for Franciscan Collaborative Ministries in Syracuse, NY, and teaches Drawing at Syracuse University.  He is presently serving as the Venture Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 400.

Tom Vona completed his Eagle Scout Board of Review on October 22nd, 2003. His Eagle Banquet was held several months later at Assumption Church Parish Center, which was also the location of his service project. It entailed cleaning and repainting two public bathrooms at the front of the parish center. At the time Tom recieved his Eagle Scout, he was serving as Troop 400's Senior Patrol Leader. Before holding the office of SPL, Tom served as Assistant Senior Patrol Leader for several years, as well as Blue Wolf Patrol Leader. Tom is a Brotherhood Member of the Order of the Arrow, and has been awarded Troop 400's "Scout of the Year." In high school, Tom was one of Liverpool's star wrestlers. He graduated from youth Scouting at the end of October in 2003, several months after graduating from high school.

After earning his Associates Degree from Onondaga Community College, Tom was accepted into the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. He is currently spending a year at the SUNY ESF Wanakena Ranger School, studying Dendrology, Forest Management, and Surveying. In the summer of 2007, Tom used his environmental and entrepreneurial skills to open his own landscaping company, K-9 Clean-up and Landscaping.

Tom "T.J." Paro passed his Eagle Scout Board of Review on March 10th, 2004, just before his 18th birthday. His service project was conducted at Assumption Church Parish Center in Syracuse, and involved repainting a large portion of a public meeting room. TJ held the office of Assistant Senior Patrol Leader when he earned his Eagle Scout, but before that, he spent several years as Patrol Leader for the Puma Patrol. TJ is a member of the Order of the Arrow, he is a recipient of Troop 400's "Scout of the Year" award, and has long been the official Troop Instructor for the Totin' Chip Card.

TJ graduated from high school in 2004, and attended Onondaga Community College while serving as Troop 400's Program Coordinator Assistant Scoutmaster. In 2006, TJ moved to Florida to start his own business painting houses, but managed to return to the Adirondacks to attend Camp Sabattis with Troop 400 in the summer of 2007. In the fall of 2007, TJ enlisted in the United States Army, and is training to be an MP at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri.

Danny O'Brien successfully passed his Eagle Scout Board of Review on January 12th, 2005. For his project, Danny built a complete habitat for resident birds of Kindred Spirits Animal Rehabilitation Center. Danny has served as Patrol Leader for the Sixties Squirrels and Golden Eagle Patrols, a Den Chief for Pack 209, Troop Guide, and Assistant Senior Patrol Leader. He is a Brotherhood Member of the Order of the Arrow, and after attending NOAC in 2006, he served Lodge 219 as the Oneida District Chapter Chief. Danny completed an impressive number of merit badges in addition to those required for Eagle. Since being awarded Eagle Scout, Danny has been awarded a Bronze Eagle Palm, becoming the first member of Troop 400 to earn a palm.

Danny graduated from Cicero North Syracuse High School in 2007, and has recently been accepted to the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, where he intends to enroll in the school's Pre-Professional Veterinary Program. He is still an active member of Troop 400 as an Assistant Scoutmaster, and currently serves Order of the Arrow Lodge 219 as the Vice Chief of Membership.

Lee Schapley completed his Eagle Scout Board of Review on January 12th, 2005. Lee's project involved raising money to ship a substantial amount of rice to Senegal, Africa, to help with hunger problems there. It was made complicated by the difficulty of communication between the two countries and across time zones. Lee held the office of Blue Wolf Patrol Leader for years, before being appointed to the position of ASPL, and later, Senior Patrol Leader. Lee is a member of the Order of the Arrow, and was an active member of Army Explorer Post 627. Lee traveled to Philmont Scout Ranch with Troop 400 in the summer 2005, and after turning 18, Lee returned to Philmont to serve on staff in the summer of 2006.

Lee attended Liverpool High School, and in the fall following his graduation, Lee joined the United States Marine Corps. He is currently serving as an infantryman in Iraq. Lee handles explosives for his squad, which helps train Iraqi Security Forces.

Chuck Slominski successfully passed his Eagle Scout Board of Review on March 9th, 2005, only three weeks before his 18th birthday. His Eagle Scout Project was a holiday food drive conducted in conjunction with Assumption Church in Syracuse. The drive collected a total of 1,091 food items to help feed impoverished families over the cold holiday season. Over the course of his Scouting career, chuck has served as Troop Quartermaster, Order of the Arrow Troop Representative, Blue Wolf Patrol Leader, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, Senior Patrol Leader, and Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. He is a Brotherhood member of the Order of the Arrow, and was a member of Engineering Explorer Post 201. In high school, Chuck rowed on the Liverpool Crew Team.

Today, Chuck serves as an Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 400. He currently attends L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science at Syracuse University, majoring in Computer Engineering and minoring in Mathematics and Computer Science. In the summer of 2007, Chuck interned at Black Clawson in Fulton, NY.

On June 8th, 2005, Michael Slominski passed his Eagle Scout Board of Review. He broke tradition from his two older brothers by earning Eagle scout a full three years before his 18th birthday, an accomplishment that indicates his immense devotion to the Scouting program. Indeed, Michael was completely self-driven on his trail to Eagle, one time completely redoing most of the Environmental Science merit badge overnight after a data glitch lost record of his completion of it. His Eagle Scout Project involved renovating two public restrooms and adjoining anterooms of The Saint Clare Theater on the North Side of Syracuse. Michael has served Troop 400 as Den Chief, Arctic Fox Patrol Leader, Raven Patrol Leader, and Troop Guide. He currently serves as Senior Patrol Leader. Michael is also active in the Order of the Arrow, where he serves as Lodge 219's Oneida Chapter Co-Chief, and participates on the Lodge Ceremonial Team. In 2005, Michael traveled to Philmont Scout Ranch as a member of Troop 400's Crew 712-I, and in 2006, he attended NOAC. Michael is active in high school sports, participating in Cross-Country, Lacrosse, and Crew. Michael is also a member of the Junior National Honor Society, Ski Club, and Robotics Team, and has served in the office of Class President.

Throughout the summer of 2007, Michael volunteered as a blacksmith for St. Marie Among the Iroquois Living History Museum. After graduation from Liverpool High School, mike plans to attend college majoring in a history-related field.

Tom passed his Eagle Scout Board of Review on October 12, 2005, when he was only 15 years old. For his Eagle Scout Project, Tom designed, built, and installed eight Bat Houses for Camp Talooli, owned by Camp Fire USA. Bats help control the mosquito poulation without being harmful to the environment, and they can eat up to 1,000 mosquitos an hour. Tom's houses gave the bats a safe place to live. The project took over 185 man-hours to complete, and enlisted the help of over 25 people. The project was funded by a bottle drive that Tom coordinated, which raised $165 more than was needed for the project, so this money was donated to the American Red Cross for Hurricane Katrina relief. Tom began his Scouting career in Troop 620, and transferred to Troop 400 in March of 2006. Tom currently serves as Assistant Senior Patrol Leader for Troop 400, and is a Brotherhood member of the Order of the Arrow, where he serves as an active member of Lodge 219's Ceremony Team.

Tom attends Liverpool High School, where he is a member of the National Honor Society, Ski Club, Robotics Team, and the Craftsman Club. Throughout the summer of 2007, Tom volunteered as a blacksmith and craftsman for St. Marie Among the Iroquois Living History Museum. Tom has been accepted to the Rochester Institute of Technology, where he will attend college following his graduation from LHS in June 2008.