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DEDICATION

The Class of 1995 is delighted to dedicate this
edition of the MOSAIC to a teacher who has dis­
played a deep and sincere interest in all of his
students during his stay at Moses Brown School.
While physics may be his first academic love, he has
been known to expound on a myriad of subjects with
little provocation. Such subjects range from a clever
conversation in Italian with Doc Odell to the life and
cultures of the Far East. He also controls our chess
club where one can view at first hand the intricacies
of his mind. He teaches with a good sense of humor,
and always produces some very unique and inter­
esting experiments for his students in the physics
laboratory. To us, he embodies the essence of a good
Moses Brown teacher in the finest meaning of the
word. He is not one to seek the limelight, but rather
is a person who is vitally concerned with the feelings,
emotions, and sentiments of his students and col­
leagues. He always has time to listen, and for that,
we value his friendship and advice. And so, with the
best wishes of the entire class, we dedicate this
MOSAIC to

Donald M. Gambardella