Class of 98 Blog

North Fremont class of 1998 class members please email us pictures and an update about where you've been and what you've been doing for the last 10 years and we will post it on the blog for everyone to see. Please remember to leave out any addresses and phone numbers as this is a public blog. We can also add links to your own blog if you happen to have one. Have fun getting reacquainted with everyone! northfremont1998@yahoo.com

Class Reunion 2013

It was voted upon and decide that we will have a 15 year class reunion. Stevan and Teneille will be in charge. Any ideas or suggestions that you have can be emailed to northfremont1998@yahoo.com Lets make it a great one.

1998

Remember Savage Garden - 'Truly Madly Deeply' ? Or how about Tim McGraw - "Just To See You Smile"? Here are a few statistics from our graduating year. Titanic becomes the highest-grossing film of all time, raking in more than $580 million domestically. The Athena probe finds frozen water on moon. Scientists say ice crystals mixed with soil could provide fuel for rockets exploring solar system (Mar. 5). NBC agrees to fork over $13 million an episode for the next three years for broadcast rights to the top-rated series ER. The total dollar figure, $850 million, eclipses any price ever paid for a television show. Legendary crooner Frank Sinatra dies of a heart attack at age 82. An estimated 76 million viewers watch the last episode of Seinfeld. Super Bowl Denver d. Green Bay (31-24). NBA Championship Chicago d. Utah (4-2). Federal spending: $1675.88 billion. Federal debt: $5750.4 billion. The cost of a first-class stamp: $0.32. President: William J. Clinton Vice President: Albert Gore, Jr. Population: 270,298,524. President accused in White House sex scandal; denies allegations of affair with White House intern, Monica Lewinsky. Life sentence meted out to Terry Nichols, convicted in Oklahoma City bombing fatal to 168 . Iraq ends cooperation with UN arms inspectors (Aug. 5). Clinton orders air strikes (Dec. 16–19). US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania bombed (Aug. 7). US cruise missiles hit suspected terrorist bases in Sudan and Afghanistan. Gasoline in 1998 sold for $1.03 per gallon.


Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Heidi Eastman

Well, how do I even begin? I have spent the majority of the last 10 years in school. After high school, I started studying Physics at Ricks College. I realized that by taking just a few extra courses I could get a double major in Mathematics. After a couple of fun years and summers spent working at Badger Creek I graduated with associates’ degrees in math and in physics. I then left on a mission to Cochabamba Bolivia. I fell in love with the people and the culture there and cannot wait to go back.
When I came back home, I started back into school at BYU Idaho, this time focusing only on math and letting physics fall to be my minor. All throughout college I told myself and anyone that would ask that I would never be a teacher. My last semester I had to substitute a math education class for one of my other classes and I fell in love with teaching. After receiving my Bachelor's degree, I applied for and got hired to teach in the math department at BYU Idaho. I loved it! (It was especially fun to have students in my class that I knew from North Fremont)
I realized that if I wanted to continue teaching that I should go on to grad school. I selected Utah State and once again studied math. Logan was fun, and I loved going to the basketball games (Go Aggies!) but when BYU Idaho called me after I got my Master's degree to see if I would be interested in teaching, I jumped at the opportunity because no matter where I am my heart is always in Idaho.
My family sold the Hungry Bear Market in Island Park last November. It is weird to go home and not work there. I have been dating Steven Turner for about 2 years now. He is a great guy, couldn't ask for better, but he is a nerd just like me, he works at the INL. I guess that’s what I get.
I have fun marking off things that I never thought that I would do. For example: got a dog, traveled to different countries, did triathlons, went on cruises, raced snowmachines, sky dove, wakeboarded, surfed, curled with the U.S. Olympic coach, summated mountains, rode in a demolition derby, worked for fish and game, became addicted to Dr. Mario, got an amazing Chaco tan, saw a real hockey fight, and worked in the ‘spuds’ for the first time.
I’ve made some amazing friends over the years but it has been fun to try to stay in touch with people from our class, I wish that I was better and I am excited for this blog so I can find contact information for those that I have lost contact with.
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