St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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5 RICHARD VICTOR OULAHAN Born: june IZ, 1945, Belfast, Nortb Ireland Entered St. Albans: Form II Activities: Glee Club, V, VI, Government Class, V, VI, Baseball, III, IV, Tennis, VI, Football, III, IV, V, VI, Soccer, IV, V, VI Awards: StA-130 Football, III, StA-3 Football, IV, StA Football, VI, StA-3 Soccer, IV, V, StA Socecr, VI Special Interests: Camping and biking, Israel, coins, tennis College: Haverford Oublie, Oublinut, Irisbrnan O Ireland, isnit it grand you lookfi cc -Jolrn Locke ILL TI-IE BOY who was caught trying to hitch a ride with a police car please report to my office immediately, and Richard Oulahan dutifully turns himself in. Oulie is the only boy in St. Albans who prides himself on his ability to travel anywhere free. Over the years he has developed a sure-fire method of hitching, and his long record of travels attests to its success. Last summer, Q'Oulie hitched and walked all through the green country- side of his native Ireland, and he went for nearly nothing. The same attitude which is apparent during his travels is displayed in his school work. Everything that 'iOulie,' does is Wt, done with eagerness and determination. On the athletic field U he is always looking for that extra tackle during football prac- 'WW' Q tice or the loose ball during a soccer game. He is always the i ti , most aggressive and persistent player during a game. 7 , v X 5.1. I N Scholastically, Richard works just as hard as he does on .A P ' i ,Q - .1 the athletic field. He has always carried a very heavy work- - V Z load at the School, and he is a participant in both the Glee l gf A ll Club and the Government Class. Oulie's sharp and accu- 7 ,,,,. ' rate memory is well stocked with the essentials of history, and I ,F E f Zi M his quick recall of these facts, coupled with his keen pronunci- ' ff 5' ' ation of foreign names, continually bewilders his classmates. 1 ff , f, r A Oulie has high ambitions, but he would be perfectly 4, A, satisfied eating boiled potatoes and side meat. We know that ,- Q'Oulie', will provide the gravy for the cold potatoes. 59 Ulae L shillelagh M, 42 SENIORS 1963

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DAVID WALLACE OGILVY Born: May 18, 1945, Wasbington, D. C. Entered St. Albans: Form I Activities: Football, III, IV, V, Basketball, III, IV, V, VI fffaptainj, Tennis, III, IV, V, VI, Govern- ment Class IV, V, VI, 'News', III, IV, V, VI, Glee Club, V, VI, ALBANIAN, VI Awards: StA-3 Tennis, IV, StA-3 Football, IV, StA Football, V, StA Basketball, IV, V lAll-I.A.C.j, VI, All-Prep, All-Tournament Team, St. Stepl1en's Invitational Tournament Special Interests: Sports, Mexico College: Waslvington and Lee Al, Dillard I bave grown taller, walking witlr tbe tbree-toerl tree toad. - Killer', Kowalski EN SECONDS TO GO in the game, and St. Albans trails by one point. A pass is fired to a tall, lanky player. Up he goes and stuffs it into the basket for two points. just then the buzzer sounds. Dave Ogilvy has clone it again! This scene is almost typical of Big Al. The All-Prep center pulled the basketball team which he captained last year out of many tight spots in the last few minutes and was primarily re- sponsible for the team,s first winning season since 1956. Basketball is Dave's big interest. The loyalest fan of American University's A1 Dillard, he plays the year round. When the Varsity is not playing on a weekend, he goes out to watch other high school games or stays at home to watch a televised event. Ms xffffff ray? His sporting interests are not confined to basketball. He C15 1 is one of the tennis team's top players. Sidelined with hepa- XA, titis, he was unable to play Varsity football for a second year. ' On the spectator side, he is a passionate admirer of any team that comes from Cleveland-and of the favored team in other 1-,L,,,, contests. U' ia' Last summer Dave went to Mexico as a participant in 11 Experiment in International Living. His interest in Mexico was reinforced by this trip, and he has been converted to our neighbors' point of view in many cases. He has even gone so far to suggest that boxing be replaced by the noble art of bulllighting! THE ALBANIAN 41

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JOHN BEVERLY PAULSON Born: june 5, 1945, Washington, D. C. Entered St. Albans: Form IV Activities: Cathedral Sewer, V15 Government Class, V, VI, Football, IV, V, V15 Basketball, 1V, V, Ten- nis, Vg Class President, V1 Awards: Stfl Football, V, VI fflll-Prepl, Stfl-3 Bas- ketball, IV, V, Stfl-3 Tennis, V, Art Prize, V Special Interests: Ice hockey, progressive jazz, water skiing College: Yale Legs, Pablo The Lord deligbtetb not in any man's legsf, -Psalms HEN JOHN CAME to St. Albans as a Fourth Former, he slipped into the School life prac- tically unnoticed. A quiet, serious boy, he does not stand out in a group. However, anyone who knows him recognizes those many skills in diverse fields which make him an unusual person. Academically, John has maintained a steady, high average and was given an Av rating by Yale, which he will attend next year. Legs Paulson is known to many lower formers as the star fullback on the football team. Somehow John always managed to get a few yards whenever he was given the ball, blocking or no. - John,s spare time is filled with everything from water in R 2 skiing to ice hockey to making salads at a summer resort res- eff- ' . mf 2 taurant. In each of these hobbies he not only enjoys himself, yi' - 053' . , S but he also works very hard. 152' 'I , Elected President of the Senior Class, John took the position modestly and has done a first-rate job. Although he tax is not heard from every day in his capacity, the Senior Class ,I iv ,.. , as a whole knows that he is constantly helping to keep the class organized and unified. Johnny is one of Mr. Stambaugh's prize art students and has shown talents in this field to equal his agility on the football field. If he can obtain a place to work and paint at Yale, his painting will, if noticed, certainly bring him a great deal of recognition. THE ALBANIAN 43