Scouting their futures in Wantagh

Of the 120 young men who graduated from Wantagh High School on June 21, at least 15 are or are on the way to becoming Eagle Scouts. Here is a look at all 15 graduates:

1. Nicholas Cammarata

Project: Refurbished 500-foot nature trail for Wantagh Preservation Society; put French drain at entrance of trail to lessen effects of rain runoff; repainted original post office museum.

College: Hofstra University to study Accounting.

2. Freddy Parola

Project: Installed handicap-accessible ramp at entrance of Bellmore Presbyterian Church.

College: Binghamton University to study Political Science.

3. Peter Rowan

Project: Refurbished memorial in Anchor Park in Massapequa dedicated to Gary R. Farley, a police officer who died in the line of service.

College: American University to study Political Science.

4. Thomas Kittelberger

Project: Built benches for The Plattduetsche Retirement Home in Franklin Square.

College: University of New Haven to study Electrical Engineering.

5. Michael Mitchell

Project: Painted room in Christ Lutheran Church, where troop holds their meetings.

College: Binghamton University to study Math.

6. Ethan Rockitter

Project: Restored trail and added trail markers at the Roosevelt Preserve on Elizabeth Street in Roosevelt.

College: Binghamton University to study biology.

7. Brian Klotsche

Project: Renovated prayer garden at St. Frances de Chantal Church

College: Adelphi University to study Accounting.

8. Benjamin Coccia

Project: Constructed vegetable garden for Hagerdorn Little Village School: Jack and Joel Center for Special Children.

College: Stevens Institute of Technology in NJ to study Biomedical Engineering.

9. Michael Fillizola

Project: Installed new “Welcome to Wantagh” sign on Jerusalem Ave., and planted new plants around it.

College: Penn State University to study Architecture.

10. Stephen Vaiano

Project: Erected 25-foot flag pole at Wantagh Memorial Congregational Church and set up the annual church clean-up.

College: University of Massachusetts Amhurst to study Sustainable Horticulture and Sustainable Food and Farming.

11. Ryan Krieger

Project: Completed perennial garden at Wantagh High School

College: Rochester Institute of Technology to study Biology.

12. Logan von Runnen

Project: Re-did Flower Room at St. Frances de Chantel church, including making shelves for flowers of each season and metal hangers for holiday wreaths.

College: SUNY Maritime to study Marine Transportation.

13. Christopher Ahern

Project: Restored neglected woodland area at Takapusha Preserve & Museum.

College: University of Buffalo to study Business Management.

14. Matthew Seaman

Project: Built and installed signs behind the Wantagh Train Museum.

College: Nassau Community College to study Criminal Justice.

15. Nick Sadocha

Project: Replaced shelving and enclosed it with sliding door at Mary Brennan Soup Kitchen in Hempstead.

College: West Chester University to study Nursing.