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Jack Schneider, 18, of Huntington Beach, was honored Sunday at a

ceremony recognizing recent Eagle Scout inductees. After eight years as a

Boy Scout, Schneider achieved Eagle Scout ranking, the highest of the Boy

Scout organization that requires earning 21 merit badges, completion of a

100-hour service project and a review by local Scout officials. For three

months, Schneider worked with the Huntington Beach Tree Society leading

Scouts from Troop 319 to plant 55 eucalyptus and magnolia trees at Greer

Park in Huntington Beach. He graduated from Edison High School last year

and is a freshman at Cal State Long Beach. In his spare time, Schneider

rows for the college’s crew club. Schneider came to the Independent as an

intern in October and plans to pursue a career in print journalism . . .

Lamie Boukris of Huntington Beach was awarded $20,000 through Gov. Gray

Davis’ Teaching Fellowship Program, which provides funding for teaching

fellowships to help pay for education and living expenses for full-time

students enrolled in a teacher education program . . . Marine Corps Lance

Cpl. Vincent Evangelista of Huntington Beach completed the Microcomputer

Repair Course at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine

Palms, Calif. During the course, Evangelista maintained and repaired

desktop computers and associated equipment. He is a 1999 graduate of Fountain Valley High School . . . Marine Corps Pvt. Jose M. Martinez of

Huntington Beach completed basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit

Depot in San Diego. He completed 12 weeks of training designed to

challenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally. He is a 2000

graduate of Huntington Beach High School . . . Marine Corps Sgt. Sean A.

Reardon of Huntington Beach reported for duty with the 1st Radio

Battalion and 1st Marine Expeditionary Force in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. He

is the son of Kathleen and Daniel Reardon of Huntington Beach . . .

Huntington Beach resident Leonie Crouch passed all requirements to become

a certified revenue officer in business license through the California

Municipal Business Tax Assn. To earn this recognition, Crouch had to meet

several years of job experience and attend 30 hours of classes aimed at

professional information and personal growth.

NEIGHBORS is news about movers and shakers in your community. To

submit information to this feature please send it to the Independent,

Attn.: Neighbors, 18682 Beach Blvd., Suite 160, Huntington Beach, CA

92648, fax it to 965-7174 or e-mail it to o7 hbindy@latimes.comf7 .

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