Morristown School of Dance Arts

Gail Noe-Kilgore started dancing at Bonnie's School of Dance. She also trained in baton from Claudette Riley. In 1973 she graduated
from the University of Tennessee with a B.S. in education with concentration in dance. While at U.T. she was a majorette and a member
of the U.T. Dance Theatre. After she graduated she started the Gail Noe's School of Dance where she taught ballet, tap, jazz, baton and
tumbling. She also taught group fitness and was a personal trainer after she graduated. To this day Gail still teaches at the dance studio.
Some of the instructors Gail has studied under include: Frank Hatchett, Janice Barringer, Joan Lather, Joe Tremaine, and Gus
Giordano.

Roxanne started dancing at the age of 4 at Gail Noe's School of Dance. When she was 16 she became a student instructor at the studio.
In 1999 Roxanne became part owner and an instructor at the studio. Roxanne is also the founder and director of the Morristown Youth
Ballet Company. She is a senior member of the Johnson City Ballet Company. Roxanne has performed in various productions which
include: Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, and the Johnson City Ballet Company's production of 'The Nutcracker'. Some of the
instructors Roxanne has studied under include: Gail Noe-Kilgore, Susan Pace-White, Marvin Askew, Tracey Honeycutt, Monica Coo,
Aaron Jackson, Gerard Holt and Jennifer Wheat.

Laura started dancing at age six. She has been assistant teaching since she was eleven, and started teaching last year at The Morristown
School of Dance Arts. She is attending Walters State to work on her Associate of the Arts degree with a emphasis in dance. She has
performed in various productions witch include: Alice in Wonderland, Snow White, Copelia, The Nutcracker, The Four Seasons and has
performed as Cassandra in the Encore Theater production of Cats. She has studied under: Gail Kilgore, Roxanne Breeden, Susan
Pace-White, Marvin Askew, Laurie Sparks, Cathy Cooper, Jennifer McNarma and Mathew Christenson of the Nashville Ballet.