2009 DHS Blue and White Foundation’s

5th annual Golf Tournament & Concert

on the Green

The DHS Blue and White Foundation is proud to announce the fifth annual Golf Tournament will be taking place on Friday October 2nd, at Davis’ beautiful Wildhorse Golf Course, 2323 Rockwell Drive. This annual event will be the kickoff to what promises to be a fun-filled DHS Blue and White Foundation weekend with the 2nd annual DHS Hall of Fame Banquet taking place the following evening at UC Davis’ Freeborn Hall.

This year, the popular golf tournament will conclude will a special Concert on the green and feature Brandon Tyler www.brandontyler.net , Hotwire www.myspace.com/hotwiredavis , and the Urban Sherpas. The Shotgun style golf tournament will kickoff at noon on Friday and conclude with prizes and dinner at 6:00. The concert will start at 6:00 and guests are encouraged to bring blankets and low profile lawn chairs to enjoy the live music, food, beverages, and an evening on the green. Tri-Tip sandwiches from the Davis Graduate, Pizza from Woodstock’s Pizza, and Jamba Juice smoothies will be sold at the event. Beer and wine will also be available for purchase.

Tickets can be purchased for the golf tournament and will include a box lunch, tournament and green fees, and a buffet style Tri-Tip dinner, as well as the live musical performance. Families that wish to enjoy the dinner and music can purchase separate tickets for the event at Armadillo Music and Watermelon Music. Concert on the Green tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children ten and under. Concert attendees are encouraged to purchase tickets prior to the event. The community is encouraged to ride their bikes or carpool with friends and neighbors.

The weekend promises to be a special reunion of DHS alumni, friends, and families honoring the 2009 Davis High School Hall of Fame inductees: Joanne Moldenhauer, recently retired after 51 years in the DHS math classrooms; late army hero, John Barvetto; Broadway and musical video dancer, Toney Fields; Olympic water polo goalie, Craig Wilson; and former UC Davis trainer Dick Lewis, who volunteered for more than 20 years helping athletes at the High School.