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Santa Ana High School Dollars for Scholars Bill Medley Celebrating 100 Years on Walnut Street Benefit Concert Featuring: McKenna Medley and Bob Gulley Backed by The Three Bottle Band Bill Medley, Santa Ana High School alumnus ’58, is a seminal figure in the In the mid-1960s, the Righteous Brothers history of American music. He is perhaps best known as half of the unmis- became a fixture on Top 40 radio with takable duo, The Righteous Brothers. Their raw emotional rhythm and blues • You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ sound essentially created the genre “blue-eyed soul.” In 1987, Medley scored • Just Once in My Life a monumental hit with another duettist, Jennifer Warnes, on “(I’ve Had) • Unchained Melody The Time of My Life,” for the film Dirty Dancing. The song earned an Oscar, • (You’re My) Soul and Inspiration a Golden Globe, Video of the Year, and a Grammy. Date: Thurs., December 15, 2011 Santa Ana High School Bill Medley Auditorium Time: 7:30 p.m. 520 West Walnut Street, Santa Ana, CA 92701 Tickets on sale starting October 1, 2011. Seats are based on first come first served for choice of seating. Reservations received by mail only. Tickets will be available for pick up at the Santa Ana H.S. main office starting December 12, 2011 and at Will Call the night of the performance starting at 6:00pm. Doors open at 7:00pm. For more information, please contact Bobbie Rooker at (714) 542-7802. Ticket Levels and Pricing: _____ VIP Package includes seat, reserved parking, and meet and greet before the performance . .$100 _____ Reserved Seating includes general parking . $50 _____ General Admission . $40 _____ Student Pricing (must be a current SAUSD student; ID required for ticket pick up) . $20 Make Checks Payable to: SAHS Dollars for Scholars Tax ID # 956002823 Send Payment to: Benefit Concert, c/o Bobbie Rooker, 2034 N. Poinsettia Street, Santa Ana, CA 92706 Name: _____________________________________ No. of Tickets: __________ Amount of Check: $__________________ www.sausd.us/sahs .

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