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in computer law,” reports attorney Louglas Baum gardner, one o.'the local par tidpant8 in the career {daj held last month at Rappa hannock County Higl School.
The following fields wer represented: U.S. militar service (Army, Navy, Ai Force, Marines), real estate deisel mechanics, banking physical therapy, state pc lice, secretarial and busi ness, legal, nursing computer technology, veter inary medicine, cosmotc logy, food service, poets service, accounting, fire con trol and education.
Judging from the re sponse from Rappahan nock’s valedictorian fo: 1984, the career day pro gram helps guide youhg sters into the fiiture. It wa a discussion with an atior ney at last year’s sessjoi that convinced Dawn Wat son she wants to be a law yer. Dawn already had ai inkling that the career wai one she might pursue afiei taking part in the law semi nar organized by Gifted anc Talented teacher Lauri< Marshall. She recalled th< excitement and challenge o: arguing a case before Circuil Court Judge Rayner Snead, who came out of retiremenl for the occasion. “Then or career day, I talked with this attorney. He said, ‘Ask me anything,” and I did. We talked about college courses to take, the difficulties and the costs of law school, different types of law, presenting a case to a jury. I said,
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