John B. Rosenquest Eagle Scout 15, 1937

	I remember the knot competition quite clearly. I went to Camp Webeka for at least a month maybe two, with two friends Pat and Bill Nedham who were both in the Troop. In Bronxville the *Kennedy family lived up the road from where I lived, I was on Normandy terrace. I don't remember seeing them, my wife does they were older. Two friends that I stayed in touch with from Bronxville were Bob Holliday and Bill Keggel.

College	Williams College, Massachusetts, Physics Major Transferred to MIT, course 16 Aircraft Engineer.
Military	1945- I was in the Air Force, as an Maintenance Engineer in the Philippines after the war.

1946-1955	Sold Mack motor trucks, White Trucks and Autocar Trucks
1955-1967	Also worked for Power transmission RexChainBelt industrial equipment manufacturer
1967-1985	I was a Sales Engineer for Dorr-Oliver Manufacture of industrial equipment, pulp and paper and mining, Water treatment and Waste water treatment located in Greenwich CT., I sold sewerage treatment plant Primary processing, Product Manager for industrial equipment. The processes ended up being used in LA, San Francisco Taiwan.
Retired in 1985

	4 Children, 10 Grand Children.
	Grand Daughter at Yale Medical School.
	My children were in the Girl Scouts, and the Cub Scouts.

	I am wind surfing now at age 79, Cape Cod is a wonderful place to sail. I have a Corsair 18 foot sail boat made of plywood that I bought from the Greenwich Ct. Sea Scouts for $75.00.

	From where I am now I look back and Scouting. I think that scouting help everybody. I think that my father believed in it too.