Myhre Studio

Just posted, the 2008 Relay for Life photos. Go to the gallery to view the photos. Thanks to all the volunteers, team members and Glenda for all the time and work put into this year's even. Feel free to download photos from this event. I don't have a copyright stamp on them, just a photo by in the corner. Lewis in Luverne also has prints of the team photos available.

Playing this weekend and next is the Green Earth Player's production of Kids Say the Darndest Things. "I would like a pony" is just one of the many lines kids say in this three act play directed by LaDonna VanAartsen, accompanied by Sue Sandbulte, assistant directed by Cheryl Nath, choreographed by Heidi Sandbulte and assisted by a whole bunch of others. Photos are now in the gallery.

Myhre Studio is seeking a part-time office/production manager

Myhre Studio, a portrait photography studio specializing in children, family and high school senior photography, is seeking an energetic individual with excellent  people skills and an appreciation of photography as art to join our team as production manager. Position duties include client care, scheduling, assembling portrait orders, framing portraits and managing supplies. Applicant must have basic computer skills such as working with Microsoft Word and Excel. No other prior experience or training required but experience in sales, web design or with Photoshop, Indesign or Quickbooks a plus.

Jeanne Lois Juhl
August 8, 1921 ~ March 23, 2008

My mother passed away on Easter Sunday at the Luverne Hospice Cottage in Luverne. The funeral was Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at the First Presbyterian Church in Luverne. Her life history follows:

Jeanne was born to George and Agnes (Johnson) Edmonds on Aug. 8, 1921 in Salem, South Dakota. She graduated with the Luverne High School class of 1939 and the South Dakota State University class of 1943 with a degree in home economics. She was known as "Miss Edmonds" in classrooms in South Dakota and southwest Minnesota until she became "Mrs. Juhl" on Dec. 29, 1948.

The Class of 2009 made a strong showing in this year's LHS Spirit Session. A total of 20 soon-to-be seniors from a variety of activities squeezed in for a group photo. While we could only come up with two poses, we had a great time trying! Check out the fun out takes in the gallery. Thanks Sydney, Katelyn, Matt, Malecka, Kelby, Shane, Liz, Phil, Rachel, Kayla, Jessica, Maddy, Steve, Brent, Devin, Zach, Skyler, Zack and to Diana and Sam for setting this whole thing up. Great job guys!

A fun and lively group from George-Little Rock was in the studio today. It was the first ever GLR School Spirit Session! The images from the session are in the new Senior Gallery. Who's idea was it to go outside? Not mine! The blustery March weather didn't stop this adventuresome crew from hiking down the alley for one last shot on the stairway. Thanks to Shelby, Abbie, Patrice, Kendra, Rachel, Jason, David, Chris, Ethen, Andrew and especially Katlin for organizing this group. While you're checking out the Spirit Session photos, make sure to take a look at Katlin's model session. Click here to see the Gallery.

Saturday hosted a fun group from Garretson that didn't mind a little togetherness. Check out the rest of the images in the gallery. Thanks to Zeke, Miraim, Ian, Dottie, Derrick, Chase, Britney, April and especially Emily for putting this all together.

My friend and brother in Christ, Joel Strasser, passed away Thursday, March 6th. Joel and Terri have been a shining example of a victorious Christian life throughout Joel's battle with cancer. I was blessed to be able to create their family portrait just two months ago. It's opportunities like this that make me appreciate my friends, my faith and my profession.

Chris Den Hoed's pass to Anthony Graphenteen resulted in one of nine goals in Luverne 9-2 defeat of the Fairmont Cardinals Tuesday. Congratultions to both the boy's and girl's teams on their wins. Images from both games are in the gallery.<

Time again for the annual hockey photo night. The High School Girls Hockey team always has to do something fun and so we did a pile of Hockey Girls.