howes was also modest about her abilities as a teacher of ballet technique, which she judged to be merely adequate. her pupils begged to disagree. among those who made names for themselves as dancers, choreographers, producers, and teachers in companies and schools overseas were david poole, john cranko, alfred rodrigues, johaar mosaval, petrus bosman, and desmond doyle. less well known, but significant figures nevertheless, were pamela chrimes, jasmine honoré, richard glasstone, avril bergen, and dudley tomlinson. from the profits generated by performances of the uct ballet, howes established the dulcie howes trust fund in 1950, which offered bursaries for dancers to study abroad and provided funds to cover fees for guest artists to come to dance in south africa.