Throughout the last four years, Kyra Ann Wiese, or better known by her friends as “Ky” or “Kyroo”, has been a dedicated member of the church, constantly including her bible and teachings in her life. She is the oldest sibling to three younger brothers; she finds it important to be the best role model to them. Her mom and grandpa have always been a big part of her story and have shaped her into who she is today. As many of her close friends know, Kyra is very outgoing, empathetic, and a helping hand to others.
Kyra’s favorite movie is Dirty Dancing because of “the music and Patrick Swayze.” In her free time, she enjoys showing Limousin steers, attending bible studies, heated workouts, shopping, and being with family and friends. Kyra is involved in gymnastics, 4-H, FFA, and Key Club. She has a very strong work ethic and likes to stay busy. Kyra spends most days after school at Fox Promo; she enjoys her job there, because of her amazing co-workers and the positive vibes they bring. She has such a big heart for kids, so it just makes sense that she enjoys babysitting and coaching gymnastics. Because she's an oldest sibling, engaging with kids has always been an easy thing for her. If Kyra was given 5 million dollars, she would buy a club calf steer, a white dually pickup, and a black stock trailer so she could travel to all the big national shows.
After High School, Kyra plans to attend Mitchell Tech for Animal Science or Ag Business. Although she is unsure of what she wants to do with her degree, she knows she wants to be around cattle for the rest of her life. In 10 years Kyra sees herself with her own family, a house in the middle of nowhere, with all her cattle. Kyra’s favorite memory was winning state gymnastics 2022, she was only a 7th grader with so many years ahead of her. Known by peers for her hard work, can-do attitude, and overall kindness. She will be well remembered at Madison High School, by her friends, teachers, and the students she has impacted. Even in her advice, “Include everyone, try your best, but grades don’t define you,” her kindness shines through.