Michael Louis McEneny, Senior Patrol Leader of Grace Methodist’s Troop 31, received the Eagle Scout Award, the highest Scout rank, at a Court of Honor September 14, 1978. The award was presented by Dr. Jack Taylor.
Since 1970, when he joined Betty Klinefelter’s Cub Pack 31, Mike has been active in Scouting. He was a Webelo under Doug Duraham and has held leadership positions in Troop 31 under Scoutmasters Erwin Rust and John McEneny.
An experienced camper, Mike has attended West District Camporees, Encampments and summer camp each year. He served on Camporee and Encampment staffs for four years and has been selected Campmaster this year for the West District Fall Encampment.
In addition to summer camp, the new Eagle Scout attended Junior Leadership Training Camp at S-F Reservation, served as Scoutcraft Counselor at Camp Gamble this last summer, and was a member of the Troop Leader Development Camp Staff, also this summer.
A Brotherhood member of the Order of the Arrow, Mike is currently Chief of the West District Chapter. He is a member of St. Roch’s Parish and is a Junior at Mercy High School.
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Michael Louis McEneny. The Paper, October 1978, page 8. Photographer not credited.
Originally published in The Paper, October 1978.
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Archival transcription note: Feature calls presenter Dr. Jack Taylor; Troop 31 report calls him Dr. John Taylor. Both source forms retained.
Original source: SD_Times1978_10.pdf, printed page(s) 8; PDF page(s) 8.
