Congratulations to the following members of the 2014-2015 homecoming
court-
9th Grade-
Madison Childress
Lauren Lilly
Kaelyn Martin
10th Grade-
Danielle Douglas
Lacey Hamrick
Emri Hannah
11th Grade-
Diaritze Chavez
Emma Jones
Destiny Peoples
12th Grade-
Lena Buttgereit
Hope Dreyer
Cynthia Herrera
Ashley Williams
Court members please see Mrs. Eades during 7th period today
Juniors and Seniors: A representative from Auburn University will be on campus Friday during 7th period in the library. Interested students should sign up in the guidance office in advance.
Students: Please be reminded that this Friday is the deadline to register for the October ACT
Fishing Team meeting tonight in the cafeteria @ 6:30 pm.
National Art Honor Society Meeting TODAY after school at 3:10 in the Art room. Please bring in your annual $10 dues. Officers will be elected. Field trips and fundraisers will be discussed. Students who signed up during RUSH need to attend along with any other students who might be interested.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Destiny Upton
Porche Pearson
Peyton Talley
MARK YOUR
CALENDARS!
9/16– FBLA dues due
YLDP fees due
9/18– VB Home Bibb Co. 5:00 pm
9/19– ACT deadline
Bulldogs @ Sipsey Valley 7 pm
Coach Niven will begin taking up Powder Puff money today.

OPEN HOUSE TONIGHT 6:30 PM
Students who park on campus: You are only allowed to park in the upper level of the student parking lot & along Oak St. Violators could be subject to losing your parking permit.
Students you are reminded that no outside food or drinks are to be brought into the buildings.
Prospective YLDP participants: Please remember to submit your YLDP membership packet and $24 program fee to Ms. Allen by TOMORROW!
Juniors and Seniors: A representative from Auburn University will be on campus Friday during 7th pe-riod in the library. Interested students should sign up in the guidance office in advance.
Students: Please be reminded that this Friday is the deadline to register for the October ACT
Students participating in Big Brothers Big Sisters: Remember that you will begin visiting MES this week. The Orange group will visit today and the Blue group on Wednesday. Remember to meet out front at 1:20. See Ms. Allen if you have any questions.
There will be a Sophomore Homecoming Committee meeting today during 7th period in Mrs. Gothard’s room.
FBLA Dues due by tomorrow to Mrs. Nunn
Fishing Team meeting Tuesday night in the cafeteria @ 6:30 pm.

OPEN HOUSE MONDAY 6:30 PM
Students who park on campus: You are only allowed to park in the upper level of the student parking lot & along Oak St. Violators could be subject to losing your parking permit.
Students you are reminded that no outside food or drinks are to be brought into the buildings.
Prospective YLDP participants: Please remember to submit your YLDP membership packet and $24 program fee to Ms. Allen by Tues., Sept. 16!
Juniors: Youth Leadership Shelby County applications are due TODAY to Ms. Allen
Senior homecoming and powder puff shirt orders and $ are due to Mrs. Eades TODAY
All homecoming court candidates must turn in their completed packets and $5 registration fee to Mrs. Eades by 3PM TODAY
Students: Would you like to be part of the Future Engineers of America? If so, make plans to attend an interest meeting this Sunday, Sept. 14 at 2:30 at the Alabama Power headquarters in Birmingham.
Interested students should pick up a program application from Ms. Allen.
Students participating in Big Brothers Big Sisters: Remember that you will begin visiting MES next week. The Orange group will visit on Monday and the Blue group on Wednesday. See Ms. Allen if you have any questions.
Freshman t-shirt money is due this period to Mrs. Howard or Ms. Pritchett .
Bulldogs @ home tonight against Holt
7 pm
Adm:

Juniors ordering homecoming shirts need to see Ms. Turner or Ms. Hipps. All or-ders must be in and paid for TOMORROW at 3:00 p.m.
Juniors and Seniors: a representative from the Army National Guard will be here-TODAY in the library during 7th period. Sign up in the Guidance Office if you are interested
Prospective YLDP participants: Please remember to submit your YLDP membership packet and $24 program fee to Ms. Allen by Tues., Sept. 16!
Juniors: Are you interested in nurturing your leadership potential? If so, Youth Leadership Shelby County is seeking responsible, conscientious, and motivated stu-dents to be a part of this year’s program. Only a select number of applicants will be accepted. See Ms. Allen by Friday for an application.
Juniors: The Together Working For Change Youth Council is a county-wide pro-gram that uses student leaders to educate the community on the dangers of underage drinking and social hosting. Schools can select only two representatives, so see Ms. Allen by Friday if you would like to be considered.
Students: Would you like to get first-hand experience into a career in law enforce-ment? The Montevallo Police Explorer Program will hold an informational meeting Sept. 15 at Parnell Library from 6:30-8:30. Interested students, ages 15-20, should make plans to attend.
Seniors: ABC 33/40 and America’s First Federal Credit Union is looking to recog-nize 30 of the best and brightest students in Central Alabama. Nominees must have a minimum 3.5 GPA and be considered an outstanding student in athletics, band, citi-zenship, and/or fine arts. See Ms. Allen if you ‘d like to be considered.
There will be an important SGA meeting in Mrs. Pastor’s room during 7th period today. All officers and reps are expected to be there.
Please continue to vote today through 5 pm Zac Oden for Player of the Week
Don’t let Oak Mountain beat us out!
Senior homecoming and powder puff shirt orders and $ are due to Mrs. Eades no later than Friday, September 12th.
All homecoming court candidates must turn in their completed packets and $5 regis-tration fee to Mrs. Eades by 3PM on Friday. See your History teacher or Mrs. Eades to pick up a packet.

Any student interested in learning more about health-care related careers should consider the Exploring Program at Shelby Baptist Medical Center. The kick-off meeting is Wednesday, the 17th, and students who are interested can pick up the required forms from the Counseling Center and fax them to 620-7869. Okay, we’ve fallen behind….
We’ve obviously gotten Oak Mtn.’s attention because there is no doubt they have a concerted effort to win this thing, as do we. However, we’re going to make one last surge today to win this!!! Vote for Zac!!!
http://highschoolsports.al.com/news/article/737958641137122099/choose-the-birmingham-metro-player-of-the-week-from-the-games-of-sept-4-5/

MARK YOUR
CALENDARS!
Sept. 11– KONA ICE
Sept. 15– Open House
6:30 pm
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Lauren Groover
Dress up in your
orange and blue Dawg gear this
Friday for spirit day as we support the football team playing Holt Ironmen at home

Juniors ordering homecoming shirts need to see Ms. Turner or Ms. Hipps. All or-ders must be in and paid for by Thursday, Sept. 11 at 3:00 p.m.
Juniors and Seniors: Interested in learning about how to earn money for college? If so, a representative from the Army National Guard will be here on Wed., Sept. 10 in the library during 7th period. Sign up in the Guidance Office if you are interested
Prospective YLDP participants: Please remember to submit your YLDP membership packet and $24 program fee to Ms. Allen by Tues., Sept. 16!
Juniors: Are you interested in nurturing your leadership potential? If so, Youth Leadership Shelby County is seeking responsible, conscientious, and motivated stu-dents to be a part of this year’s program. Only a select number of applicants will be accepted. See Ms. Allen by Friday for an application.
Juniors: The Together Working For Change Youth Council is a county-wide program that uses student leaders to educate the community on the dangers of underage drinking and social hosting. Schools can select only two representatives, so see Ms. Allen by Friday if you would like to be considered.
Students: Would you like to get first-hand experience into a career in law enforce-ment? The Montevallo Police Explorer Program will hold an informational meeting Sept. 15 at Parnell Library from 6:30-8:30. Interested students, ages 15-20, should make plans to attend.
Seniors: ABC 33/40 and America’s First Federal Credit Union is looking to recog-nize 30 of the best and brightest students in Central Alabama. Nominees must have a minimum 3.5 GPA and be considered an outstanding student in athletics, band, citi-zenship, and/or fine arts. See Ms. Allen if you ‘d like to be considered.
Dress up in your orange and blue Dawg gear this Friday for spirit day as we support the football team playing Holt Ironmen at home!!!
For any students interested in running cross country this year, there will be an infor-mational meeting in Mrs. Harvie’s room during 7th period today
The freshman skit committee will meet today in Mrs. Howard’s room 7th period.
Students: Please be reminded that it is a privilege for you to sit at the picnic tables. Please pick-up after yourselves to continue this privilege.
FBLA meeting today during 7th period.                                                      Senior homecoming and powder puff shirt orders and $ are due to Mrs. Eades no later than Friday, September 12^th.

All homecoming court candidates must turn in their completed packets and $5 registration fee to Mrs. Eades by 3PM on Friday. See your History teacher or Mrs. Eades to pick up a packet.

Please vote for Zac Odem for the Birmingham News Metro Player of the Week at www.al.com/#/0 through Wednesday!
MARK YOUR
CALENDARS!
Sept. 9– Showcase of
Bands
Sept. 11– KONA ICE
Sept. 15– Open House
6:30 pm
Student of the Month
Sr.: Payton Edwards
Jr.: Lauren Groover
Soph.: Erika Rosas
Fresh.: Chemesis Farrington
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Joseph Cardoza
Olivia Lowery
VB at home tonight against Oak Grove
JV: 5:00 pm
V: 6: 00 pm
Adm: $3.00

http://highschoolsports.al.com/news/article/737958641137122099/choose-the-birmingham-metro-player-of-the-week-from-the-games-of-sept-4-5/

Please go and vote for Zac

Juniors ordering homecoming shirts need to see Ms. Turner or Ms. Hipps. All orders must be in and paid for by Thursday, Sept. 11 at 3:00 p.m.
PTSO Meeting tonight in the library @ 6:30 pm
Juniors and Seniors: Interested in learning about how to earn money for college? If so, a representative from the Army National Guard will be here on Wed., Sept. 10 in the library during 7th pe-riod. Sign up in the Guidance Office if you are interested
Prospective YLDP participants: Please remember to submit your YLDP membership packet and $24 program fee to Ms. Allen by Tues., Sept. 16!
Juniors: Are you interested in nurturing your leadership potential? If so, Youth Leadership Shelby County is seeking responsible, conscientious, and motivated students to be a part of this year’s program. Only a select number of applicants will be accepted. See Ms. Allen by Friday for an application.
Juniors: The Together Working For Change Youth Council is a county-wide program that uses student leaders to educate the community on the dangers of underage drinking and social hosting. Schools can select only two representatives, so see Ms. Allen by Friday if you would like to be considered.
Students: Would you like to get first-hand experience into a career in law enforcement? The Montevallo Police Explorer Program will hold an infor-mational meeting Sept. 15 at Parnell Library from 6:30-8:30. Interested students, ages 15-20, should make plans to attend.
Seniors: ABC 33/40 and America’s First Federal Credit Union is looking to recognize 30 of the best and brightest students in Central Alabama. Nomi-nees must have a minimum 3.5 GPA and be considered an outstanding student in athletics, band, citizenship, and/or fine arts. See Ms. Allen if you ‘d like to be considered.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Sept. 8– PTSO 6:30 pm (Lib)
Sept. 9– Showcase of Bands 6:00 at Calera High
Sept. 11– KONA ICE
Sept. 15– Open House 6:30 pm

Senior portrait make-ups will be held today
You will be called out of class at the appropriate time.
Juniors and Seniors: A representative from the Univ. of Montevallo will be on campus TODAY during 7th period in the library. Interested students should sign up in the Guidance Office.
Are you interested in learning how to play chess? Improving your game? If so, the Parnell Library is for you! Saturday, Sept. 6 10:30—11:30 am Membership limited to the 1st 15 applicants.
Free to Students & Parents!
Birmingham National College Fair
Sunday Sept. 14 1-4 pm BJCC
All SGA members need to meet with Mrs. Pastor today during 7th period.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Sept. 4– Sr. Portrait Make-up
Sept. 8– PTSO 6:30 pm (Lib)
Sept. 9– Showcase of Bands
Sept. 11– KONA ICE
Sept. 15– Open House 6:30 pm
September is “Attendance Awareness Month”!!! Each week in September, we will monitor student attendance and tardiness, looking for students who do not have ANY absences (excused or unexcused) and 0 tardies (to school or class). These stu-dents will be rewarded with snacks and social time during 7th period on each Thurs-day. We will be giving away other prizes for qualifying students, such as free game passes, free homework passes, “drop the lowest grade” passes, free “sock hop” admissions, and other related rewards. At the end of the month of Septem-ber, we will reward students who have 0 absences and 0 tardies (between Aug. 29 – Sep. 26), with a dance, social time, and snacks during 7th and 8thperiod.”
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Landon Pickett

Senior portrait make-ups are scheduled for TOMORROW
8-11 There is a $30 sitting fee.
Juniors and Seniors: A representative from the Univ. of Montevallo will be on campus TOMORROW during 7th period in the library. Interested students should sign up in the Guidance Office.
The 10th Grade Homecoming Committee will meet today during 7th period in Mrs. Gothards Room 114
Due to late start today, 1st Priority will meet tomorrow morning in Mrs. Cabrera’s room 301. Are you feeling something is not right in your life? Join us in the morning for 1st Priority.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Sept. 4– Sr. Portrait Make-up
Sept. 8– PTSO 6:30 pm (Lib)
Sept. 9– Showcase of Bands
Sept. 11– KONA ICE
Sept. 15– Open House 6:30 pm
ACT Tutoring.
ALL Subjects.
Wednesday afternoon
3-5. See Mrs. Cabrera for details
September is “Attendance Awareness Month”!!! Each week in September, we will monitor student attendance and tardiness, looking for students who do not have ANY absences (excused or unexcused) and 0 tardies (to school or class). These stu-dents will be rewarded with snacks and social time during 7th period on each Thurs-day. We will be giving away other prizes for qualifying students, such as free game passes, free homework passes, “drop the lowest grade” passes, free “sock hop” admissions, and other related rewards. At the end of the month of Septem-ber, we will reward students who have 0 absences and 0 tardies (between Aug. 29 – Sep. 26), with a dance, social time, and snacks during 7th and 8thperiod.”

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BULLDOGS FOR THEIR WIN OVER FRANCIS MARION 9-0!
Senior portrait make-ups are scheduled for Sept. 4th,
8-11 There is a $30 sitting fee.
Juniors and Seniors: A representative from the Univ. of Montevallo will be on campus this Thursday during 7th period in the library. Interested students should sign up in the Guidance Office.
Montevallo High School has the opportunity to select 2 juniors and 4 seniors for the Greater Alabama Council Youth Leadership Development Program. Participating students will be expected to attend monthly leadership meetings and actively participate in the program. Interested students should see Ms. Al-len today to be considered. Once selected, students will be asked to pay a $24.00 registration fee.
If you are a student who interviewed for Big Brother Big Sister, please make note that mandatory training will take place TOMORROW at 7:45 a.m. in the PAC. Every “Big” must participate in training. Keep in mind that Wed. is a late start day. See Ms. Allen if you have questions or concerns.
“Tomorrow (Wednesday Sep. 3rd) will be our first Late-Start Day for the school year. School opening will be delayed tomorrow by one hour. If you are a bus rider, buses will run on time as they do everyday. Car riders and drivers can arrive at school an hour later than usual, but absences and tardiness will be recorded as usual. The first bell will ring at 8:45 A.M. and the tardy bell will ring at 8:50 A.M., as usual.”
“Attention all students who were involved in the Citizenship/Leadership Workshop on Satur-day August 9th: There will be a meeting today during 7th period in the cafeteria with Dr. Hes-ter and staff. The meeting will address your plans for improving the school and community, as well as follow up on what has already been accomplished. Please make plans to attend!”
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Ruth Rodriguez
Thomas Frost
Chemesia Farrington
Linzee Booth
Nadia Billings
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Sept. 3– Late Start
Sept. 4– Sr. Portrait Make-up
Sept. 8– PTSO 6:30 pm (Lib)
Sept. 9– Showcase of Bands
Sept. 11– KONA ICE
Sept. 15– Open House 6:30 pm
ACT Tutoring.
ALL Subjects.
Wednesday afternoon
3-5. See Mrs. Cabrera for details
September is “Attendance Awareness Month”!!! Each week in September, we will monitor student attendance and tardi-ness, looking for students who do not have ANY absences (excused or unexcused) and 0 tardies (to school or class). These students will be rewarded with snacks and social time during 7th period on each Thursday. We will be giving away other prizes for qualifying students, such as free game passes, free homework passes, “drop the lowest grade” passes, free “sock hop” admissions, and other related rewards. At the end of the month of September, we will reward students who have 0 absences and 0 tardies (between Aug. 29 – Sep. 26), with a dance, social time, and snacks during 7th and 8thperiod.”