Providence College - Veritas Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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0 JOSEPH FRANCIS McNALLY B.S.-Biology Roberts St., Fiskeville, R. I. La Salle Academy, Providence, R. I. Dcarfs Honor List, '48, Senior Secretary, '48, VERITAS Arlz'crtisifr1.g Stajjf, '48, Junior Prom. Committee, '47g Albcrtus Magnus Club, '47, '48, Friars Club, '47, '48, Kent County Club, '45, '46, '47, '48, Vice-Presb dent, '48. Everyone will long remember Joe's hilarious skit which stopped the show during the stage produc- tion, f'Sing, Mr. Citizen. He has been accepted by Georgetown University, where he intends to study medicine. Whatever branch of medicine Joe chooses, we feel sure that he will not only be com- petent, but also that he will have the finest bedside manner and will keep his patients in stitches. VERITAS JOHN PIRO B.S.-Business Administration 30 Andem St., Providence, R. I. Classical High School, Providence, R. I. Senior Treasurer, '48, Assisfrmf Treas- urer, Junior Prom Committee, '47g Semor Husmess Club, '48. John is a man of many interests, including such widely different accomplishments as playing the piano and woodworking. John enrolled at the col- lege in 1946. Previously he attended Lowell Tex- tile Institute and, while in the Army, the University of Alabama. A thorough-going businessman, he al- ready has a good knowledge of the restaurant busi- ness. After graduation he intends to work as an accountant. Eventually, however, John's plan is to open a restaurant of his own, where, according to the future proprietor himself, the best food in Providence will be served.

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X X JAMES JOSEPH EGAN B.S.-Business Administration 256 Rankin Ave., Providence, R. I. La Salle Academy, Providence, R. I. Senior Vice-President, '48g Sophomore Presiolent, '46, Junior Prom Committee, '47g Mid-Winter Dance Committee, '48g .Intramural Basketball, '43, '46g Friars Club, '47, '48g Senior Business Club, '48. Jim, a veteran of three years in the Army, re- turned to the college in 1946 to complete the busi- ness course he began four years before. He had been active in extracurricular affairs in 1942 and 1943, and he again assumed a position of leader- ship, when his many friends elected him President of his Sophomore class. As a Junior he contributed invaluable aid to the prom committee. Now, as a Senior, he again holds class otiice. His efforts in the interest of his Alma Mater have merited the deep appreciation of his fellow students. eedafz JOSEPH WILLIAM MCMULLEN Pli.B.-Social Science 28 Denver St., Pawtucket, R. I. Saint Raphael Academy, Pawtucket, R. I. Senior President, '48g Junior Treasurer, '47g VERITAS Aclrertising Steiff, '48, Circu- lation Staff, '473 Junior Prom Com mittee, '47g Intramural Basketball and Football, '47, '48g Blackstone Valley Club, '47, '48, Vice-President, '47. This is ever-likable Joe, President of the Senior class, veteran of three years in the armed services, Vice-President of the Blackstone Valley Club, and formerly Treasurer of the Junior class. Included in Joe's extensive repertoire of accomplishments is a great love for athletics of all types. He expects to continue his studies in graduate school, pursuing social work. THE '48

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X I X JOSEPH GERALD ACHIN Phf.B.-Social Science 106 School St., Lowell, Mass. Lowell High School, Lowell, Mass. Carolan Club, '46, '47, '48. Known as Footsy to his intimate friends, Joe is one of our most ardent hunters and fishermen. No junket is too far, if he thinks there is a good chance of filling his gamebag or creel. A married man, he takes especial pride in his two beautiful children. As a veteran of nearly five years' service in the Naval Air Corps, he has not lost his enthu-- siasm for aeronautics. After graduation, Joe will set his sights on either commercial or naval aviation. W nf ,,.. i'1.,. . Ir. .'u1rv,E ll.a s OLIVER WILLIAM ANGELONE Ph.B.-Education 12 Gage St., West Warwick, R. I. Massanutten Military Academy, Woodstock, Va. Varsity Baseball, '46, '47, Captain, '48g Varsity Basketball, '42, '46, Intramural Football, '42 g Monogram Club, '46, '47, Vice- Preslolent, '48. Back from the Army came Angy in 1946 to re- sume his studies and his active participation in col- lege sports. Whether it is the court, the diamond, or the gridiron, he can be counted on for a spark- ling performance. His many admirers will tell you that Bill's first-baseman play is nothing short of major-league. This excellent athletic record should be of immense value to him when he enters the field of professional sports. THE '48