Pryor Scrapbook Clippings, 1955-1980

Prock-Peacock Plans Are Told .'· for MQy Rite SEARJOY :._ ·Miss Martiina ' ' EiJ.-een P,rock a•llld Roooie Pea– cock o.f MioG~e:e wilhl ibe mair– •ried •~fay 2i9 in an eV1emii1ng ceir– emony ,in tfue ,gairden -at the hlome of her p,a,rents, M!r. and · Mr s. J.ohm P1rook. A juruor ,a,t Hiairddng Coi1llege, Miiss Pirock is a memlber ()If Ju Go Jiu .socJail club 1and Jis head ohe€rJeadeir. Mr . P eiaootck ailiso attends Hard,iing. His ,social club is Albpba Ta!U, and Ihle ii.s. a memlber of tJh,e Bi.s'On £ootibail team. LINE UP FOR LUNCH-After a morning of panel discus– sions and entertainment the ladies attended a luncheon in the Patti Cobb dining hall where they enioye'd seeing new fall fashions being modeled by Searcy AWH mem– bers. The fashior,s were courtesy of the _Ideal Shop. Dr. and Mrs. W. B. West, Jr. of Memphis,. Tenn., announce the engagement arid upcoming marriage of their daughter Patricia Ann to Mr. .Charles Leslie Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Royce L. Parker of Broken Arrow, Okla. Miss I West is a junior art major, a member of Regina social club and on the Bison staff. A senior · speech major, Mr. Parker is a member of Chi Sigma Alpha social club, Alpha Psi Omega, campus Players and Who's Who in A'merican Colleges and Universities. The vows will be exchanged June 4 at the Jackson · Avenue Church of Christ in Memphis. The couple will reside in Mem– phis where Mr. Parker will be teaching at Harding Academy. Mr. an4 Mrs. Charles .J. Cowart of untsville, Ala., an– . nounce the engagement and up– coming mapiage of their daugh– ter, Nana Kaye, to Mr. William Arthur Whittington, the son of Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Whittington, of Canton, Ohio. Miss Co is a junior ele- mentary cation · major and a member the Regina social club. A music majQI' and mem– ber of Chi Sigma Alpha, Whit– tington will gradua: in August. Both are in the Belles and The wedding wiD take -place· in Huntsville at the Mayfair \ Beaux. · Church· of Christ . gust 15_._ _ CONTENDER - Martina Peaeock, • 20.yur old senior at Harding College has entered the Miss Cheerleader USA competition. A Physical Education and captain of her cheerleading squad, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Prock cf Searcy. From the more an 5IO expected entrants, 12 cheerleaders will be selec · to the Pepsi All American Cheerleading Squad, and flown to Cypress Gar– dens on December 26 for the · Miss Cheera.ader U~A com– petition. Prizes awarded to Miss Cheerleader USA include a $1,000 .Pepsi Cola Scholarship, a Johnson Moton powered Glastron ski boat, Jantzen swimwear, and • Kodak cam• era kit. • ! I • ' Ii