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summer program at three sites. Last year Dawn Watson and Peggy Stevenson represented Rappahannock.
Dennis will attend William and Mary July 1-28. He says he isn’t sure yet what he'll be studying. The judges have yet to tell him which of his choices were approved— he hopes it will be either political law or computer class.
The 16-vear-old high school student has his eye on the future. He says he thinks he’d like to earn a degree in either law or architecture. The choice of a school is less clear at this point. “I’m looking at J.M.U.. Tech, even possibly Dartmouth," he said last •week, “That was my dad’s college—so there’s a little bit of push going on there.”
Dad is Bob Dennis, president of the Piedmont Environmental Council. James’ mother, Barbara Dennis, is active in the Rappahannock Boosters Club.
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