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Katelyn Stuckey has actually wished to be a veterinarian since she was three years of ages. During her time with
Frisco ISD, she became a part of Future Farmers of America and has actually given that become an award-winning rabbit breeder. Stuckey, a senior at Memorial High School, has actually likewise been on her school's cheer group for four years.
Inform us a bit about yourself.
I am currently serving as the Memorial FFA Chapter 1st Vice President as well as the FISD FFA District IV Area 5 Vice President. I am serving as the Varsity Spirit Leader for MHS Cheer, and I have been on the team for four years. Currently for my Senior FFA Projects, I am raising a steer named Duke, a goat named Max and 22 show bunnies.
I have also finished my Greenhand and Chapter Degree. The Lone Star FFA Degree/State FFA Degree is the greatest degree the state association can bestow upon a member.
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How did you get associated with cheer at Memorial High School?
I took pleasure in tumbling, and so I started on a competitive cheer group when I was in 6th grade. I went on to cheer for Trent Middle school and three competitive groups.
How did you get included with FFA?
I have actually wanted to be a vet because I was three years old, and growing up I cultivated kitties for a regional structure. There is a fantastic veterinarian med program through FISD that I wished to be a part of. In order to do that, it is highly suggested you take part in Future Farmers of America (FFA) and show an SAE (Supervised Agriculture Experience). I began with one bunny my freshman year and enjoyed it so much I went on to raise over 100 bunnies and revealed over 13 different types in the course of my high school career.
With graduation simply around the corner, what moments stick out to you from your time at Memorial High School?
Whatever that I have achieved with MHS Cheer and FFA. Spending quality time with my good friends as well as I have had some amazing teachers.
What has been your favorite part about taking part in FFA?
The friendships I have actually made, the life experiences along with recognizing I can do anything, consisting of hulling 10- 50-pound bags of feed, bales of hay and assisting build a stall at a show with my peers.
What has been the most unexpected part about taking part in FFA?
It sounds ridiculous to say, however I may breed a rabbit three times and get 5 babies each time, however only get one that can be a great show quality rabbit. Likewise I have learned so numerous life skills. I have likewise learned FFA has so numerous possibilities.
What have been your preferred moments with cheer at Memorial?
I was blessed to be a part of the MHS Cheer team to make history when we made UIL State Finals. We all were hugging and chuckling, some were crying, some shouting and we were associating excitement. I truly delighted in the lock in junior year. Another remarkable minute is when among my best friends who I cheered with competitively, Gia, made the MHS Cheer team. I have actually enjoyed my management roles and assisting the underclassman. Having some of my fellow teammate's assistance and cheer me on as I have actually learned brand-new toppling abilities. I take pleasure in handing out spirit products as students come in the door to pump them up for the video games. Dancing in the parking lot with one of my fellow colleagues after a game. When I was a freshman, my teammates and I beinged in 56-degree weather, cheering on the players, never missing out on a video game. We were cold however laughed the entire time. I also fulfilled my 2 of my closest buddies from MHS Cheer.
What inspired you to begin Pitter Patter rabbitry?
After buying the bunny and placing it on the show table, I learned I was sold a rabbit that was an automated disqualification. I began the rabbitry to reproduce show quality and excellent Lionhead bunnies as I didn't desire this to take place to other students. I also discovered that many breeders just sell their 4th and 3rd choices of the litters as they are normally keeping the finest of the finest to reveal themselves.
Tell us about your rabbits!
I have raised over 100 bunnies and 13 various types. Fun facts: the majority of individuals don't understand that rabbits can be litter box trained, walk on a leash as well as play bring. I most just recently won 2nd reserve in show at The
Fort Worth Livestock Show.
What suggestions would you share for anyone aiming to reproduce rabbits?
Do not give up, every judge has a different opinion. I would also state for anyone wanting to enter revealing rabbits, do your research and make sure you comprehend the type which bunnies can live up to 10 years.
What do you like to do in your downtime?
I enjoy to socialize with my pals, shop, view motion pictures, workout and work.
What are your hopes for life after high school?
I am planning to participate in Oklahoma State University or Texas State learning agribusiness and threat management.
If you needed to select a theme song on your own, what would it be?
"Brave" by Sarah Bareilles.
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