THE class of '58 numbered forty-eight upon graduation.
Of this number twenty-four (Beckwith, Danforth, Dennis, Fritchey, Gavin, Graves, Green, Holden, Johnson, Loomis, Miller, Moody, Moore, Mott, Mykrantz, O'Brien, Prentis, Price, Quinby, Smith, Snoddy, Stearns, Thompson, and Wall studied law and were admitted to practice.
"I do not know in whose brain originated the idea of planting our trees, but it was certainly a man of '58. But what I do know, is that I first heard it from Chandler and Quinby, who, together, came to my room with the plan. And a part of it was to name the 'Tappan Oak,' and make it the center of the grove."
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