West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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■ySSZMrSZ2ZZJ2ZZ-. 3S23Zr: V ' Stcpl)cn ( oo6loe UacKson l m S M dfe7 li:i ' lll ' : (iCH )!)!,( )J-: JACKSOX. to whom iliis M(tNTi(.oi.. is dedicated, is a llaclielor of Science and of Law from the West ir«;inia t ' niversity, and a [?achelor of Law from Yale. While a student at the University, he en- joyed the hunur of heiny one of three distin- miislu ' d cadets for tliree years, and of l)eiiijj; class presi- dent, deljalers ' league captain, cadet cajitain, and winner of special gold prize for best all-round debater, lie was a number of the Sigma Chi I ' raternity at West X ' irginia l ' ni ersity. an l one of the ftiunders of I ' hi . lpha Delta Law I ' raternitx at ' alc. and has represented it in N ' a- lioiial Convention and for some years as Trustee. After leaving college, he look up the practice of law, in which profession he has engaged ever since with en- tluisiasm and brilliant success, being a member of the law firm of Smith and Jackson of Clarksburg, West Virginia. I le has been a number of the est ' irginia University . tliUtic P.oard fi.r iCur years, and the present enviable ])osition and tone (■! University athletics in football and baseball sports are largely due to his inspiring planning and leadershi]). Mr. Jackson is of the Stonewall stock. His out- standing ])ersonal characteristics are persistent energy, exceptional legal acumen, fine integrity and devoted loy- alty to worthy persons and i)urposes, to his profession, and to his Alma Mater,