THE BATTALION
Wednesday, July 11, 1973
College Station, Texas
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A&M Grad Nominated For Third Star
EN. HOLLINGSWORTH
Maj. Gen. Janies F. Hollings
worth, 55, Fifth U. S. Army dep
uty commander, has been nomi
nated for promotion to the three-
star rank of lieutenant general
and will assume the duties of
I Corps (Group) commander in
Korea in July.
One of the most highly decorat
ed men in the Armed Forces, Gen
eral Hollingsworth is a native of
Sanger, Tex., and a 1940 graduate
of Texas A&M University. He
has been serving at Headquarters
Fifth Army since March 5, com
ing to Fort Sam Houston from
an assignment as commander and
senior advisor, III Military Re
gion, U. S. Military Assistance
Command Vietnam.
In an earlier tour in Vietnam
1966-67, he was assistant com
mander of the 1st Infantry Divi
sion.
General Hollingsworth, three
times awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross, the nation’s second
highest decoration for valor, has
held several key positions.
One of these was chief of com
bined arms instruction at the U.S.
Military Academy 1952-53. His
next assignment was on the Gen
eral Staff, Department of the
Army, as chief of the Senate and
House division, office chief leg
islative liaison. Office of the Sec
retary of the Army.
In addition to three awards
each of the Distinguished Service
Cross and the Distinguished Serv
ice Medal, he has received the fol
lowing:
Silver Star (Third Oak Leaf
Cluster); Legion of Merit (Sec
ond Oak Leaf Cluster); Distin
guished Flying Cross (Second Oak
Leaf Cluster); Soldier’s Medal;
Bronze Star Medal (“V” device
and Third Oak Leaf Cluster); Air
Medal (38 awards and one ‘‘V”
device); Army Commendation
Medal, and Purple Heart (Fifth
Oak Leaf Cluster.
Also, Distinguished Unit Cita
tion; Meritorius Unit Commenda
tion with Oak Leaf Cluster; Bel
gian Fourragere and Croix de
Guerre; Order of Merit, Chung
Mu (Republic of Korea); National
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Student card packets used dur
ing registration have one main
objective, according to Jim Fore
hand, systems analyst at the Data
Processing Center.
Speed is the name of the game,
along with accuracy, Forehand
says. The card paskets were used
in registering students for the
first summer session at A&M.
Registration was held Monday
morning and class rosters were
completed and available for in
structors by 8:00 Tuesday morn
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Each packet contains an assign
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card and several class cards. The
assignment card has the student’s
name, ID number, classification
and course of study punched into
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are not punched but are printed
with various items of student in
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the course and section information
punched into them.
“When the DPC receives the
cards from registration they are
hand checked,” Forehand said.
“The housing and history cards
are removed from the packet to
be sent to the housing and regis
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“The class cards are placed
physically behind the proper as
signment card and the informa
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tape. The student ID number and
name are read from the tape and
punched into the class cards.”
He explained that after editing
to insure all courses are correct,
the course information is placed
into the student uniform record—
an online file that can be checked
by CRT devices in the registrar’s
office. The assignment card sets
a switch indicating the student is
registering for the current term.
The assignment cards are then
sorted and sent to the registrar’s
office as a historical document.
The class card tape is sorted and
used to compile class rosters. The
original class cards are then sold
to a paper recycling plant.
Section changes, adds and drops
and the information concerning
who is teaching each course is
collected on the 4th class day.
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