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A Note From The Superintendent<br />

Troy Christian Schools welcome you to this year’s musical,<br />

<strong>Oklahoma</strong>. We thank the parents, teachers, and community<br />

members who have been so generous with their time, talents<br />

and resources. We are excited about the opportunity this gives<br />

our students to explore the gifts that God has given them. We<br />

believe the arts are a crucial part of our students’ education.<br />

We appreciate the many hours that have been invested learning<br />

songs, getting lines just right, creating sets, and many other<br />

behind-the-scenes activities to make this production possible.<br />

We hope you enjoy your evening with us, and the outstanding<br />

talent at Troy Christian Schools.<br />

His Servant and Yours,<br />

Mr. Gary Wilber<br />

Superintendent, Troy Christian Schools<br />

A Note From The Drama Boosters President<br />

Welcome to the TCHS production of <strong>Oklahoma</strong>! We are so glad<br />

that you are joining us this evening! The students, directors,<br />

parents and other volunteers have all been working hard to be<br />

able to present this musical for you. We are truly blessed to<br />

have the talent, the facilities, and the resources represented at<br />

Troy Christian Schools. It is always amazing to me to watch a<br />

big show come together through the cooperation of so many<br />

individuals. To God be the glory! Now, please sit back and enjoy<br />

the show!<br />

Mrs. Tracy George<br />

“Drama Mama”<br />

Due to the “old west” nature of our musical this year, it is appropriate and necessary<br />

to portray the use of irearms in the context which they are written in<br />

the script. Any irearm portrayed in this production is a non-iring replica and<br />

is completely incapable of iring “real bullets”. Although they portray the likeness<br />

of a pistol or rile, they are merely theatrical props essential to the theme<br />

and nature of the play.

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