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Cadet Captain T. C. Lea, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Lea, of Washington, graduated from Augusta Military Academy, Fort D e f i a n c;e, in commencement exercises held Tuesday morning, June 1. | '
During his three years at AMA he has achieved many honors as follows: . Treasurer j of/ Student Body, Honor Committee, Honor Student, Vice President Cotillion Club, Varsity Football and Baseball - 3 years, Captain Baseball team - ’$51 Officer of A.M.A.’s drill platoop, "C.S. Roller Rifles," Decorating Committee, Received medal for best student at A. MAi's Summer Camp - ’54, Captain of “C” Company, received a white page for no reports for two years straight. ■
At graduation, he was voted into the AD Astra Fraternity wjiich is the highest honor at the school and he received the A.M.A. Diploma, the highest diploma presented in the school, while graduating fourth in his class.
During the final exercises, Cadet Captain Lea’s Company “C” won tHe silver cup for the best drilled company.
Mr. Lea Will enter V. P. I. in* the fall to mijor in Engineering.
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