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Show Citizen - Wednesday, September 26, 1984 - Page 7 Piccioni designated Greenwood Elementary teacher of the year Greenwood Elementary has designated Geri Piccioni as the teacher of the year, according to Principal Herb Gilbert. Mrs. Piccioni grew up in Carbon County. She graduated with honors from Carbon High School. She married Veloy K. Piccioni in 1953 and then worked as a telephone operator for Mountain Bell while her husband attended the University of Utah. After his ' graduation they moved to Dragerton, Utah, where her husband worked for U.S. Steel Corporation. When U.S. Steel took over the mine at Somerset, Geri and her family moved to Paonia, Colo. In Sept. of 1968 her husband was killed in a roof fall in the Somerset Mine and so Geri and her three children moved to Bountiful. Geri began attending the University of Utah in Sept. 1970 and thanks to the CLEP Test she was able to graduate in June of 1973. She .graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in elementary education. Her daughter, Paula, graduated from Viewmont High School this same year. Geri has taught first and third ,grade one year and third grade for three years. She has taught third grade at Greenwood for the past seven years. At the present time her daughter, Paula, is a nurse in Newborn Intensive In-tensive Care at the King Fahad Hospital, Saudi Arabia Her son. T 1 Geri Piccioni John, is an auto mechanic and lives with his wife and daughter in Bountiful. Her second son, Keith, is a senior this year at American Fork High School. Geri knows students need attention, at-tention, reassurance, affection and patience. Her goal is to meet her students where they are and then to help them progress at their own pace as far as possible. She teaches because she has always loved the thrill of learning and she wants to help her students experience that thrill. .,W SHfc m&r- .m$; y . x. Justin Williams, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Williams, fries out 10-speed bicycle for size as Dick Scothern of I'aco Time looks on. Justin won the bicycle in Taco Times' fourth anniversary observance bicycle contest. Swimming anyone? Sign up now! I Anyone wishing to sign-up for first Session swimming lessons should call the American Fork indoor swimming pool Oct. 1 to find out if there are any openings left, according ac-cording to DeLayna Crockett, pool manager. Registration was held recently and classes are currently being checked to see if there is any openings left. Second session are from Oct. 29 to Nov. 16. Anyone wishing to register for this session may obtain further information by calling the indoor pool Monday through Saturday evenings unci q.iii., ijitjvo. Cost of the lessons is $15 for 10 lessons. Swim team A flyer regarding swim team signup sign-up is being sent home with fourth, fifth and sixth grade students this week, Miss Crockett said. Anyone interested in finding out more about the swim team - and who doesn't receive a flyer - may pick one up at the American Fork City Hall. There will be swim team sign-up Thursday morning at Forbes and Greenwood Elementary Schools from 8:45 to 9 a.m. and at Barratt Elementary School from 8:30 to 9 a.m. Students at Shelley, Highland and Alpine Elementary Schools may sign-up for the swim team on Friday morning at their individual schools from 8:30to9a.m. Cost of joining the swim team will be determined whether they are on the A, B, or C team. Aquasize classes There is still plenty of room in the aquasize class. The class is held each Tuesday and Thursday from 8 to 9 p.m. at the indoor pool. Cost is $1.25 per time. Public swim The public is invited to enjoy the pool. "The water is warm, clean and relaxing,' Miss Crocket said. Fall harvest fair held at Greenwood The tables in the lunch room were imea wun iruus, vegeiames, : II rrt . canning ana Daxea gooas. ine mam hall abounded in flowers. The media center housed collections, sewing and art. The goal this year was for each child to submit something. Near as we can tell they did. The Pleasant Grove Garden Club fudged the fruits, vegetables, flowers and creative entries. They .awarded 150 ribbons for size, arrangement and kind, f Special emphasis was given to the heaviest pumpkin and "quash. Blue ribbons were awarded to Kimberly and Aimee Kawakami, pumpkin, 138 lbs.; Massey Dalton, pumpkin, 99 lbs.; Mr. Tucker, pumpkin, 89 lbs. Banana squash ribbons were given to Brandon Durrant, Stacy Holindrake and Chris Luke. Their entries were 57 lbs., 34 lbs., and 28 lbs. respectively. Besides the above displays, the halls were full of stories about the fair. Each class had a writing experience ex-perience and placed samples in the halls for all to read. 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