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The seventeen seniors who, with the present immediate members of the Phi Beta Kappa, form the first twenty-five in rank on the class of '82, general scale of three years, are : Messrs. Dakin, Cook, G. M. Richardson, Ludlow, A. Hall, Dickerman, Waite, Fiske, Whitman, W. H. Dunbar, J. W. Mason, Gage, Rice, Robinson, Fernald, Bullard, Allen. The first eight juniors on the class of '83, general scale of two years, are : Messrs. Grandgent, Hodges, Hubbard, Evans, McInnes, H. Putnam, Loeb, O'Callaghan. The present eight petitioned the general chapter to raise the number from twenty-five to one-seventh of the class.
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