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Miss Jackie through the years
1973
1974
1997
1978
1976
1977
1979
Miss Jackie’s
School of Dance
Proudly presents
‘40Tude’
1973 - 2013
Celebrating 40 years of Dance in the Cayman Islands
The Past, The Present and The Future
Prospect Play House
June 27th – 30th 2013.
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Miss Jackie’s
School of Dance
Artist Director
Jackie Balls
Choreographed by
Miss Jackie
Except where noted
Production Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kerrie McMillan
Stage Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul De Freitas
Front of House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Penny Phillips
Master of Cermonies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Martin Wicks
Lighting & Special Effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul DeFreitas, Jackie Balls
Spot Light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Valerie Cottier
Sound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter John Balls
Stage Hands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carol Ann Balls, Sue Kerford, Wendy Moore
Set Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jackie Balls, Kerrie McMillan
Set Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul De Freitas, Peter John Balls
Set Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jackie Balls, Anya Belfonté, Kerrie McMillan
Bar Refreshments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cayman Drama Society
Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter Brian Balls & CDS Members
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Message for Minister of Culture the Hon. Mark Scotland, JP
Miss Jackie’s School of Dance
“FortyTude” at the Prospect Playhouse
2013
With world-class acts, a host of performers, master classes and programmes,
the local performing arts scene contributes significantly to the cultural
development of the Cayman Islands, and its residents – young and old.
I believe you will agree that as adults the performing arts still have the power
to expand our horizons. Imagine then the transformative potential that they
bring to bear in the lives of children.
Facilities such as Miss Jackie’s offer more than just extra-curricular activities.
Programmes such as these create opportunities for our youth: by putting them
on the stage, allowing them to dream big, instilling discipline and a yearning
for excellence. Furthermore by so doing, they build creative paths through
which our young people can explore their heritage and culture in addition to
those of other societies.
Culture is, of course, what binds us together and gives us a group identity. By
studying it we gain respect for ourselves and others. When we involve our
children in this kind of undertaking, new and potentially priceless worlds open
up to them.
Creative and positive activities such as dancing also prepare our young people
for life beyond school. The group setting in which these activities take place
helps them to master social skills. This in turn, gives them the knowledge,
self-esteem and confidence to make healthy and informed choices on their
way to becoming powerful and active members of our society.
As Minister for Culture, I sincerely thank Miss Jackie and her team for their
unflagging contribution towards the development of dance in the Cayman
Islands. I also congratulate them on creating programmes that have, over the
years, allowed us all to enjoy some delightful performances by young artists.
It is impossible to overestimate the value of such input. Nourishing our
children’s artistic abilities is a major part of their development and our own as
a nation.
With this mind, it is the Ministry’s hope that Miss Jackie’s School of Dance
will continue to grow and to thrive for at least the next four decades. It is a
much-needed facility that enriches, inspires, educates and entertains!
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Foreward
Miss Jackie’s School of Dance
“FortyTude”
June 2013
Some ten years have passed since Miss Jackie asked me to write the foreword to
“Memories” which celebrated her thirty years of significant contribution to dance,
our culture and our community.
In some ways how quickly those ten years seem to have passed but in others the
extensive development and changes that have taken place within our society make
it seem like a long time.
I was truly delighted and honoured to be asked to write this foreword for
“Fortytude” now celebrating the indefatigable tenacious spirit and work of Miss
Jackie and her team for the past forty years since the founding of The Ballet
School in 1973. I am proud to say that I have known Miss Jackie and her family
for all of that time, so I do not use the above words lightly.
During these forty years our blessed Cayman Islands have undergone tremendous
change and development growing substantially both in terms of the number of
people and nationalities all of which have had a profound effect on our culture.
Of course, any country’s culture is not static or changeless. On the contrary it is in
a constant state of flux, influencing and being influenced by other cultures, either
through voluntary exchange and extension, or though conflict or force. A country’s
culture therefore reflects its history, mores, institutions and attitudes, its social
movements, conflicts and struggles. At the same time it is dynamic and continually
evolving. There is probably no better medium than dance to reflect these nuances.
The diverse “Fortytude” programme reflects and showcases the development of
our changing and developing culture using some 80 dancers from age group 3
to …….( Miss Jackie withheld the second number and it is wonderful to see all
ages dance their way through life!!!). The programme includes pieces from past
shows, Trophy Award winning pieces that have been performed overseas, Classic
Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz, Tap, but perhaps most importantly pieces that convey
messages about poignant issues of our times such as, abuse, Aids and thankfully
peace for all.
Tonight you are here to enjoy the spectacle of a great evening of entertainment
and fun. We are blessed in Cayman to have people like Miss Jackie who together
with her dedicated staff and volunteers work tirelessly contributing to our cultural
development. A huge thank you to all the performers for providing a truly
remarkable evening for us all to enjoy.
I look forward to the next ten years.
God Bless
Martyn Bould MBE
Chairman
Cayman National Cultural Foundation
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Jackie Balls, Certificate and Badge of Honour
For 37 years, Mrs. Jackie Balls has
positively influenced thousands of girls in
Cayman, enhancing character, self-image
and cultural diversity.
Dance is the medium she still uses to
impact their young lives, ranging from
classical to modern, energetic to lyrical,
and exuberant to artistic. She adds her own
style to coax the best out of her students,
inspiring them to display talents that many
did not even know they have.
Her dedication to dance has made Miss
Jackie a cultural icon in Cayman, as well
as a household name. She remains true to
her conviction that everyone can dance and
her devoted teaching always reinforces that
message.
But Miss Jackie does more than attune her
students to the beauty of rhythm, form and
balance. More importantly, she imparts the
value of endurance, hard work, disciplined
effort and teamwork to every one of her
students, some as young as three, others
in high school and beyond, qualities that
continue to stand even former students in
good stead.
Her love for dance stemmed from a
childhood spent learning classical ballet in
her native Guyana. Miss Jackie’s talents
shone so brightly even into adulthood, that
soon after her family arrived on Grand
Cayman in 1972, she was persuaded to
open The Ballet School at St. Ignatius
School with 32 members.
Within just two years, Nature’s Four
Seasons, a dancefest the likes of which
Cayman had never seen, took centre stage
in the capital’s Town Hall. Since then the
school, renamed Miss Jackie’s School of
Dance, moved into its own premises at
Pasadora Place and has staged many major
productions to showcase ballet, tap, jazz,
modern dance and drama.
When it comes to putting on shows, her
enthusiasm has never dimmed for they
provide opportunities to reinforce her
unwavering belief in her pupils’ abilities.
But they also allow her to pursue her first
love, choreography, as well as set design
which offers an outlet for her painting
skills.
Through dance, Miss Jackie has provided
a healthy outlet for children to engage in
wholesome after-school activity, focusing
on a disciplined art form, one that shapes
both minds and bodies.
And through her Ballet Magnificat Club,
she has also elevated dance to embrace
worship. The club comprises a group of
devoted students who are able to share
God’s love, pray, read scripture and dance.
Funds from their dancing engagements
go to charity, while proceeds from regular
performances have gone towards a number
of deserving causes.
Keen to provide more than mere dancing
instruction, Miss Jackie has organised fun
trips to places like New York, Orlando and
Miami, enabling students to experience
theatre, drama and dance as well as interact
with Broadway performers.
Also involved with writing the dance
curriculum for Cayman’s government
schools, her approach has long focused
on giving students a foundation for life
and more practically, to provide dance
scholarships to deserving young persons.
In 1999, this energetic Cayfest and
Children’s Festival of the Arts supporter
received the Cayman National Cultural
Foundation’s Creativity Award for her
sustained promotion of dance in the
Cayman Islands.
Ever thankful for what she describes
as a ‘blessed life,’ Miss Jackie also
acknowledges the keen involvement of her
family, husband Peter, daughter Carol Ann
and son Peter John, as well as her extended
family, her students and fellow teachers.
She loves them all!
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SPONSORS
Thank You to Our Sponsors
Gold Sponsor
Supporter of Dance
Friends of Miss Jackie’s School of Dance
Greenlight Reinsurance Ltd.
Jacques Scott & Company Ltd.
Jen International Insurance Brokers Ltd.
Vampt Motors Ltd.
Peter & Valerie Anderson
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SUPPORTORS
A huge Thank You to
all our Supporters
Kerrie McMillan - Production Manager
An extra special thank you to for doing all the little things that everyone fails to notice.
Paul De Fretias - Stage Manager
For taking on the daunting task of Stage Manger.
Just a little different than playing my “Freddie” in “My Fair Lady”.
Sue Kerford
A past student of “The Ballet School” and now a teacher of “Miss Jackie’s School of Dance”.
Anya Belfonté
For shouldering some of the responsibility of rehearsals.
Karen Chung
For artistic talents in creating the program cover and poster design.
Dr. Dirk Belfonté
Designing, and printing of tickets.
Valarie Cottier
For always saying yes and keeping me in the “Spot” these many years.
Maxine Everson
For sewing “Mother Ginger & Indian Fusion” costumes and always being there for me.
Lorybeth “YaYa” Garcia
For help with the little ones.
Parents and Students of Miss Jackie’s School of Dance
Peter John Balls, Mark Centeno and James Tibbetts
A very special thank you to our photographers.
Anita Gough, Sue Kerford, Pamela Langevin (d), Linda Rayner and Katy Watson
Thank you to all the ‘Present & Past Teachers’ of Miss Jackie’s School of Dance
for their dedication throughout the years.
A very special thank you to my husband, daughter and son for all their patience and support.
A special ‘Hug and Kiss’ for my ‘Peanut’ who always had a hug for me whenever I needed it most.
Thank you to the CDS members and all those who in any way, shape or form contributed to the
success of this special 40th Anniversary production.
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ORDER OF
PROGRAM
1 ‘VOULEZ VOUS’ - The Sound track from the musical
‘Mamma Mia’.
Performed by a few of the original students of ‘The Ballet School’.
Carol Ann Balls, Kate Bowring, Patrice Donalds, Sabrina Foster,
Sabrina Jackson, Michelle Lockwood, Kerrie McMillan, Judy
McTaggart, Wendy Moore, Charmaine Richter along with Miss
Jackie.
2 ‘4 LITTLE SWANS’ - Tchaikovsky’s ‘Swan Lake’.
First choreographed in 1877 by the great Marius Petipa for the
Bolshoi, this original choreography has since been tweaked by almost
every choreographer through the years.
Performing tonight: Anya Belfonté, Hannah Gómez, Alison Turner,
Alexandra Williams.
Duet: Hannah Gómez, Alexandra Williams.
3 ‘GLOW WORM’ - The music of Victor Orchestra.
Emily Boyd, Madison “Madi” Bunton, Hayley Grizzel, Hannah
Howe, Megan Stewart-Green, Kayla Watler.
4 ‘BABY BALLERINA’ - From ‘Wooddrow’s Show’ CD.
Charlotte Gothar, Areini Joseph, Kiyanna Quinland, Flinn Scott,
Jessica Watler, Cosabella Windsor.
5 ‘FAREWELL FROM ANYA’ - ‘Rollin in the Deep’ by Adele.
Choreographed and performed by Anya Belfonté.
6 ‘LET ME LIVE’ - Music sung by ‘DANA’.
This award winning number is choreographed by Miss Jackie.
Interpreted and performed by Hannah Gómez, Eldora Ch’ng.
7 ‘I COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT’ - Music from ‘My
Fair Lady’.
Choreographed by Miss Sue
Arabella Bothwell, Maeva Briere, Amoya Burton, Nadia Clifford,
Avah Connors, Caitlyn Darby, Charlotte Frankard, Anya Alessa
Vasquez, Sariah Watler.
8 ‘WIDE AWAKE’ - Music composed by Katy Perry.
Choreographed and Performed by Hayley Grizzel.
9 ‘FAVORITE THINGS’ - From the original motion picture
soundtrack ‘Sound of Music’.
Choreographed by Miss Sue
Eva Bothwell, Jessica Drysdale, Jazmynn Angelina McCoy, Jada
McLaughlin, Kayley Schirn, Lexie Taylor.
10 ‘LONELY GOATHERD’ - From the original motion picture
soundtrack ‘Sound of Music’.
Julianne Marie “Yanie” Aurelio, Najwah Campbell, Rachael
Balls-Crofts, Jillian Crooks, Ramiyah Leanna Ebanks, Jana Desta
Edwards, Charli Foster, Sophia Franklin, Caleigh Hetley, Abryl
Miller, Ciara Murphy, Nya Roberts, Zara Roffey, Rio Windsor.
11 ‘ELASTICITY UNMASKED’ - Music from Yanni’s CD
‘Ethnicity’.
Anya Belfonté, Hannah Gómez, Hayley Grizzel, Alison Turner.
Past students Sabrina Jackson, Michelle Lockwood.
12 ‘ZUMBA®’ - Music From Zumba® ‘Sexy Movimento’.
Bringing their own flair are our Zumba Gals. There is no wrong
movement! Zumba is all fun, fun fun!
Carol Ann Balls, Kate Bowring, Kerrie McMillan, Judy McTaggart,
Wendy Moore, Charmaine Richter, Camielle Short.
13 ‘FEELING GOOD’ - Music composed by Leslie Bricusse and
Anthony Newley. Sung by Nina Simone.
Choreographed and performed by Patrice Donalds a scholarship
student of Miss Jackie’s.
14 ‘DYING SWAN’ - Music from ‘The Carnival of the Animals’.
First performed in the Cayman Islands in 1973 by Miss Jackie
and is performed tonight by Alexandra Williams.
15 ‘TELL ME WHY’ - Sung by 7 year old Declan Galbraith.
Anya Belfonté, Emily Boyd, Madison “Madi” Bunton, Hannah
Gómez, Hayley Grizzel, Hannah Howe, Megan Stewart-Green,
Alison Turner, Kayla Watler.
Featuring: Hayley Grizzel.
16 ‘ZUMBA®’ - Music From Zumba® ‘If you wanna dance’.
Performed by The Zumba Gals
Carol Ann Balls, Kate Bowring, Kerrie McMillan, Judy McTaggart,
Charmaine Richter, Camielle Short.
17 ‘SAIL’ - Music by ‘Awolnation’.
Choreographed by Claire Anderson.
Performed by past students Claire Anderson, Sabrina Jackson,
Michelle Lockwood, Chelsea Smith.
18 ‘WOULD’NT IT BE LOVER’LY’ - Music from ‘My Fair Lady’.
Performed by Wendy Daykin Moore an original student of Miss
Jackie’s. Wendy also played “Eliza” in My Fair Lady, which was
directed by Miss Jackie.
19 ‘THE SHOW MUST GO ON’ - From the CD ‘Best of Queen’.
Anya Belfonté, Hannah Gómez, Hayley Grizzel, Alison Turner and
past student Kirstie McMillan.
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INTERMISSION - 15 Minutes
20 ‘WALTZ OF THE FLOWERS’ - Music from P Tchaikovsky’s
‘The Nutcracker’.
Anya Belfonté, Emily Boyd, Madison “Madi” Bunton, Hannah
Gómez, Hayley Grizzel, Hannah Howe, Megan Stewart-Green,
Alison Turner, Kayla Watler, Alexandra Williams.
30 ‘MAMBO #5’ - Disney’s recording of ‘La Vida Mickey’.
Choreographed by Miss Jackie and the Tap students.
Anya Belfonté, Hannah Gómez, Hayley Grizzel and past student
Martina Jackson.
31 ‘A GIFT OF THISTLE’ - by James Horner and Morag’s Reel
by Wolfstone.
Choreographed and performed by past student Claire Anderson.
21 ‘I’M A BARBIE DOLL’ - Barbie Doll Remix.
Choreographed by Miss Jackie and Anya Belfonté.
Allyson Belfonté, Eldora Ch’ng, Georgina Kerford, Frankie Lindsay,
Sophia Williams.
32 ‘KITRI’ - Variation from ‘Don Quixote’.
Performed by Alexandra Williams.
22 ‘ZUMBA®’ - Music From Zumba® CD - ‘Baila Menea y Goza’.
Performed by The Zumba Gals
Carol Ann Balls, Kate Bowring, Kerrie McMillan, Judy McTaggart,
Wendy Moore, Charmaine Richter, Camielle Short, Patrice
Donalds.
34 ‘PATCHWORK QUILT’ - From the CD “In this Land” by
Sweet Honey in the Rock.
Choreography adapted by Miss Jackie from Cathy Roe’s
production.
Anya Belfonté, Emily Boyd, Madison “Madi” Bunton, Hannah
Gómez, Hayley Grizzel, Hannah Howe, Megan Stewart-Green,
Alison Turner, Kayla Watler.
23 ‘AUGUST RUSH’ - August’s Rhapsody from the movie
Soundtrack ‘August Rush’.
Anya Belfonté, Hannah Gómez, Hayley Grizzel, Kirstie McMillan,
Alison Turner.
24 ‘MUSIC OF THE NIGHT’ - Sung by ‘Michael Crawford’.
Performed by past students, Sabrina Jackson, Michelle
Lockwood.
25 ‘EDELWEISS’ - Music of ‘Andre Rieu’.
Allyson Belfonté, Janiah Emily Bodden, Gabrielle Alyssa Beth
Campbell, Eldora Ch’ng, Yasmyn Sienna Elliott, Georgina Kerford,
Frankie Lindsay, Georgina Lindsay, Leila Marie-Anne Maw,
Aaliyah Tatyanna McCoy, Kyra Rabess, Sophia Williams.
36 MOTHER GINGER’- Music from P Tchaikovsky’s ‘The
Nutcracker’.
Mother Ginger was first performed in the Cayman Islands by Mr.
Peter (Miss Jackie’s husband).
Allyson Belfonté, Janiah Emily Bodden, Gabrielle Alyssa Beth
Campbell, Eldora Ch’ng , Yasmyn Sienna Elliott, Georgina Kerford,
Frankie Lindsay, Georgina Lindsay, Leila Marie-Anne Maw,
Aaliyah Tatyanna McCoy, Kyra Rabess, Sophia Williams. FINALE
MISS JACKIE’S SCHOOL OF DANCE THEME SONG
- ‘I’d Like To Teach The World To Sing’.
Recorded and sung by past Students of Miss Jackie’s School of
Dance.
26 ‘THE GARDEN’ - Music artist ‘Mirah’.
Choreographed by Anya.
Anya Belfonté, Hannah Gómez, Hayley Grizzel, Alison Turner.
27 ‘ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE’ - Music from ‘My
Fair Lady’.
Performed by past student Rory Mann.
28 ‘BLUE BIRD’ - Variation from ‘Sleeping Beauty’.
Performed by Alexandra Williams.
29 ‘INDIAN FUSION’ - Music From Zumba® CD ‘Hindu Cumen’.
Carol Ann Balls, Patrice Donalds, Sabrina Foster, Sabrina Jackson,
Michelle Lockwood, Kerrie McMillan, Wendy Moore, Charmaine
Richter.
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Special persons
A huge Thank you to some very special people
Karen Chung
About the artist & the artwork. Karen my niece is better known as my other ‘daughter’. Her love and
appreciation for the Arts are beautifully depicted in the cover of ‘40Tude’ which she designed and
painted.
Karen has certainly captured the beauty of the dance styles in the lyrical figures she chose to use. To
quote her ‘It’s all about movement, expression, grace … spirit that the students of Miss Jackie’s School
of Dance experience’. Karen also designed the program covers for ‘Disney meets Broadway’ and
‘Memories’. When the Studio opened in Pasadora Place her artwork graced the walls with figures from
‘Lion King’. Sadly this was destroyed during Hurricane Ivan. I am forever grateful for Karen for finding
time – usually late at night after her busy day in the world of finance.
Maxine Everson
My sister Maxine arrived off the plane in 1973, I think she was still suffering from shock at what greeted
her. Here is her story in short:
I was given a hand sketched plan with instructions to buy fabric from Kays, find the only 2 story house
along South Sound and introduce myself to Maryln Smith (Jackie’s piano player) who would give me
a sewing machine. Amid sewing mounds of tulle, I finished ‘Giselle’s costume’ an hour before curtain
call! More instructions for ‘A Christmas Fantasy – The Nutcracker!’ Please, pretty pleeese, can you
make costumes for the Prince Charming, King Rat, Clara, The Nutcracker, and Fritz. Next came Alice in
Wonderland with three Alice’s and the white rabbit – you know the story. Needless to say the costumes
had to be exact replicas!
Lots of bits and pieces fixed, designed and redesigned along the years. 40Tude is a nostalgic walk.
Making Mother Ginger look ‘hip’ and the Indian dancers jiggling their hips; with head pieces designed
to twirl exactly as Jackie wanted. Costume sewing is a challenge I love! I sew best under pressure to a
strict timeline. I rarely sew for myself but continue to sew costumes for my grand children Danny and
Emily and Jackie’s future productions!
Peter & Penny Phillips
It would be remiss of me not to mention the dynamic ‘Phillips’ duo who tirelessly worked behind the
scenes for most of my Shows over the past 40 years. Of special mention must be the early shows in
the George Town, Town Hall where Peter made ‘snow’ fall in ‘A Christmas Fantasy’, ‘rabbit holes’
which appeared out of nowhere for ‘Alice in Wonderland’ and scenery that would rival any Broadway
production. Besides making sure that I ate proper meals during the numerous shows, Penny’s artistic
ability in set design enabled us to incredibly and miraculously blend African trees (Penny grew up in
Kenya) and Guyanese (my background) into stunning backdrops. Quite a feat! Thank you guys for 40
year of friendship both on and off stage!
Martin Wicks
I asked Martin when was it that we first hooked up? The question seems simple enough but Martin has
always been there for my shows. He has done ‘almost’ everything that I have asked him to do and much
more. He invested in ‘tails’ so that he could greet my invited dignitaries in style at my 30th Anniversary
show ‘Memories’. He donned mouse ears and big feet to play ‘Mickey’ for Disney meets Broadway. He
became my ‘Big Spender’ in ‘A Night on Broadway’ but he drew the line when I wanted to put him in a
‘tutu’ – who can blame him! So it is with humble jubilation that I felt when he said he was flying all the
way from Australia to help me ‘tear up tickets’ and to celebrate the School’s milestone ‘40Tude’. ‘What
would I do without you!’ – Thank you for all the years …..
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How it all began …
The Balls family arrived in Grand Cayman in 1972 and after much
persuasion, ‘Miss Jackie’, as she is affectionately called, decided
to open ‘The Ballet School’. The caption of the Caymanian
Compass 1973 read ‘Ballet is back in Cayman’.
In January 1973 under a reciprocal agreement with St. Ignatius
Catholic School (formerly ‘Our Lady of Perpetual Help’) The
Ballet School opened it’s doors with 32 students. Since it’s
inception Miss Jackie managed the School as Principal, Teacher,
Choreographer and Artistic Director and for 26 years Miss Jackie
single-handedly instructed all dance classes.
In the early years there were numerous shows staged in the
George Town, Town Hall. The first recital was ‘Nature’s Four
Seasons’. As the School grew, larger productions such as ‘Alice in
Wonderland’ and ‘The Nutcracker’ were presented. In the 1970s
providing music for the shows was a challenge as in those days
all show music was on piano script. However Marilyn Smith, our
resident pianist, took on the challenges magnificently. She would
transpose many a classical piece from one key to another often
muttering ‘You want me to do what?! You’re kiddin right?’ She
worked miracles to get the music exactly how Miss Jackie wanted
it. On performance nights she would play the piano continuously
for two hours with just one small intermission break. She also
managed to lend her soprano voice along with Ian Boxall for the
opening number of “Easter Parade” before siting down in full
costume at the piano. This may not seem like much but in those
days there was no air-condition in the Town Hall.
In 1998 The School moved to its new home in Pasadora Place.
With the new premises came a new name ‘Miss Jackie’s School
of Dance’ and from this location Miss Jackie was able to offer
more classes in all the different dance styles from the beautiful
movements of Classical ballet to the snazzy Broadway numbers.
For the first time since it’s inception the School also hired
Teachers to assist with the growing number of students which
in turn, gave Miss Jackie more time to pursue her first love …
choreography.
At the inception of ‘Miss Jackie’s School of Dance’ in Pasadora
Place the School’s Dance company was formed, the ‘Magnificat
Club’. This is a free complimentary class offered to devoted
dancers of the School of which the only criteria is regular
attendance and dedication. The students meet once a week on a
regular basis to share God’s love, pray, read scripture and dance.
The Magnificat Club has performed at a multitude of functions
throughout Grand Cayman.
The SCHOOL
Over the years Miss Jackie has awarded over twentyfive Dance
Scholarships to children living in the Cayman Islands to attend
classes free of charge at Miss Jackie’s School of Dance. The
School’s Scholarship was offered to any child (from any School
on the Island) who Miss Jackie believed deserved the opportunity
of enhancing their dancing experience.
Miss Jackie has also taken some of her students overseas to
compete in Dance competitions held in Orlando and New York.
Besides being good ambassadors for the Cayman Islands the
students returned home bringing many trophies. While abroad
they participated in master classes and attended workshops given
by professional dancers on every aspect of what to expect if they
wanted to have a career in Dance. After a full day of classes they
were treated to Broadway shows such as Mama Mia, Phantom,
Oklahoma, and Radio City Hall where they toured back stage.
After each performance the students met with the cast and were
allowed to ask questions.
This year to celebrate 40 years of teaching dance in the Cayman
Islands Miss Jackie will be awarding two individuals a “Full
Lifetime Scholarship” to Miss Jackie’s School of Dance. This
Scholarship will award the recipient to a lifetime of free classes for
all forms of dance styles offered at Miss Jackie’s School of Dance.
In return the deserving candidate must show a commitment and
respect to her class work, peers, Teachers and most importantly, to
themselves as the recipient of such a wonderful award.
Miss Jackie is a great supporter of art and dance in the Cayman
Islands and her involvement across the years includes the
‘Children’s Festival of the Arts’ and ‘Cayfest’ as well as assisting
Cayman’s youth with choreography for dance productions
and competitions, including the Miss Teen and Miss Cayman
competitions. She has also been involved with writing the ‘Dance
Curriculum’ for the Government Schools of the Cayman Islands.
In 1999 The Cayman National Cultural Foundation presented Miss
Jackie with the ‘Creativity Award’ for her long outstanding efforts
to promote dance in the Cayman Islands and on Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth’s 2011 Birthday Honours Celebrations, Miss
Jackie was awarded the Cayman Islands Certificate and Badge of
Honour.
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ORIGINAL STUDENTS
First Students of The Ballet School
(Now known as Miss Jackie’s School of Dance)
Back Row:
Julie Dailey
Debbie Kirkconnell (Guyton)
Thora Crighton (Bodden)
Middle Row:
Desiree Hunter (Broadhurst)
Carla Foster (Reid)
Barbie Dailey
Judy Rutty (Wight)
Front Row:
Susan Moir
Carol Ann Balls
See if you can recognise any
of these budding Ballerinas
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SCHOLARSHIPS
Lifetime Scholarship
Over the last forty years Miss Jackie has awarded over 25 Scholarships to children
living in the Cayman Islands to attend classes free of charge at Miss Jackie’s School
of Dance. The School’s Scholarship was offered to any child (from any School on
the Island) who Miss Jackie believed deserved the opportunity of enhancing their
dancing career.
This year to celebrate 40 years of teaching dance in the Cayman Islands Miss Jackie
will be awarding two individuals a “Full Lifetime Scholarship” to Miss Jackie School
of Dance.
Eldora Ch’ng
This Scholarship will award the recipient to a lifetime of free classes for all forms
of dance styles offered at Miss Jackie’s School of Dance. In return the deserving
candidate must show a commitment and respect to her / his class work, peers,
Teachers and most importantly, to themselves as the recipient of such a wonderful
award.
The Full Lifetime Scholarships have been awarded to Eldora Ch’ng and
Georgina Kerford. Congratulations!
Georgina Kerford
Scholarship Assistant Teacher Program
In September 2002 Miss Jackie introduced an “Assistant Teaching Scholarship
Program”.
This scholarship is offered to any Caymanian Student attending Miss Jackie’s School
of Dance who is versatile in all forms of dance and who may be considering making
Dance Teaching a profession.
The student selected for this training needs to be responsible and good with children.
She has to show a commitment to her class work, peers and teachers.
The scholarship has been awarded to Hannah Gomez, daughter of Anabel Collazo
and Ulises Gomez.
Hannah Gomez
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Anya
Belfonté
Dancing since age three...
keep on dancing!
Best Wishes from Matthew,
Allyson and your parents,
Gill and Dirk
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Hayley Grizzel
Congratulations Hayley!
We are so proud of you!
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and
lean not on your own understanding; In all
your ways acknowledge Him and He will
direct your paths.” - Proverbs 3:5,6
Wishing you God’s richest blessings always.
Lots of love,
Mom, Dad, Geoffrey and all your family.
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GUEST ARTISTS
Kate Bowring
I first met Miss Jackie in 1980 when she was the
choreographer I was helping backstage with the
Cayman Drama Society’s production of Jack
and the Beanstalk. As a result of a cast member
dropping out, I got “promoted” to a village child
and which meant learning the chorus dances. I have
participated in several of Miss Jackie’s productions
over the years. The obvious difficulty has been
overcoming the physical impediment of two left
feet, however what I lack in ability I make up for in
enthusiasm. I have been attending Zumba classes at
Miss Jackie’s for 3 years.
Kate Bowring
Kerrie McMillan
It all began when I was asked to step in as Stage
Manager (dogs-body) for a ‘Night on Broadway.’
Having always had an interest in the theatre
and particularly dance I was happy to help out.
Little did I know….. Miss Jackie demanding
- no kidding, and for good reason, her shows are
professional and polished to the highest standard.
Next came Zumba. Jackie was so enthusiastic about
this new wave of dance exercise, who could say no!
Camielle Short
From the inception of Zumba classes at Miss
Jackie’s School of Dance in August 2009 I’ve been
an enthusiastic, active member loving it. (Thanks
Miss J!) I’ve tried the Gym many times before
and would always backslide and eventually give
up after a while as I’m one of those people who
would count the seconds until my 5 or 10 minutes
are up on a machine but say the word “dance”
You want us to do what - wish we were thirty
years younger, were some of the mumblings heard
around the studio. ‘Fusion’ followed, show-casing
the many talents of pupils who had been with
Jackie for many years. My dogs –body talents were
called upon again.
So now, celebrating Forty Years of Dance in the
Cayman Islands, I am happy to assist in this very
special occasion. Well done Miss Jackie. And
for the record, my ‘dogs-body’ status has been
promoted to Producer. Enjoy the Show.
and I’m there! Never had any kind of training
but love any and all dance (just not a fan of the
“Electric Slide” as you know Cabby!). The hour
flies by when you’re enjoying it so much you don’t
realize that you’re actually working out until the
sweat is pouring off you! Love the music too! Our
classes are always fun with not too much pressure
to “perform” dance wise once you keep moving
and exercising with a general sense of the dance
movements - everyone’s happy.
Kerrie McMillan
Camielle Short
Instructors
Sue Kerford
Sue first fell in love with dance at the tender age of 3 years
old after watching a black and white minstrel show, later
she was enrolled at - you’ll never guess? Yep! - “ Miss
Jackie’s School of Dance “ at the age of 7 years old and
performed in several of Ms. Jackie’s dazzling and colourful
performances at the George Town, Town Hall.
Educated in North Wales, Sue was accepted into a Dance School in Manchester
where she trained 6 days a week, learning all types of dance - Ballet, Modern,
Tap, National, Jazz and Yoga.
Sue obtained her A.I.S.T.D. Certificate [Associate of the Imperial Society of
Teacher’s of Dancing] and went on to teach at various schools in Manchester,
Hartford and Shropshire before re-locating home to Cayman Islands.
In the Cayman Sue entered her pupils in the National Children’s Festival of the Arts
and her pupils won many awards. Sue has coached many students for “Cinderella
Pageant”, “Miss Teen” and “The Miss Cayman Islands Pageant” coming out with
several winners.
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Linda Rayner
Graduated from Arts Educational College in London UK
and has the following Dance Teacher’s qualifications:
AISTD, AIDTA, RSA. She was a professional dancer
travelling around the world and has been a dance teacher,
choreographer and examiner for over 40 years.
Linda teaches Dance Fusion, Tap, Jazz, Ballroom, Latin,
Argentine Tango, Salsa, Jive and Flamenco.
She gained her fitness qualifications from Loughborough University and is an
award winning fitness and Pilates instructor with personal clients and classes.
Linda also and offers a mobile massage service.
ORIGINAL STUDENTS
Carol Ann Balls
40 years ago was Miss Jackie’s first production and her creative adventures reads like a dance shopping list
… 24 major dance productions, countless charity performances including the Pink Ladies annual Christmas
Bazaar, numerous Festival of the Arts and overseas Dance Competitions with trophies and medals won,
Miss Jackie’s infamous comment “This is my last show”, over 1000s pieces of music reviewed, over 750
choreographed dances, 100s of rehearsals. 100s of late nights creating and decorating sets. 100s of “Let’s
run through that just one more time …”, another “This is my last show .. really”, 100s of costumes, 100s
of ballet slippers and tights, 100s of hair clips, hair nets & bobby pins, 100s of tubes of mascara, powder &
lipstick, 100s of sore muscles, bumps and bruises, 100s of bandaids, just one more “This is my last show
… ever”.
Carolann Balls
My first performance on Miss Jackie’s stage was in 1973. The last time I was under the lights was in
2003. It’s now 2013 and at 45 I get roped in to strut some ‘stuff’. How did that happen? Ah Miss Jackie’s
power of persuasion. My daughter’s first performance on stage will be in “40Tude”. She’s 5. I think I
have tummy-butterflies for us both! More music, costumes & choreography. Miss Jackie is amazing and
“40Tude” brings three generations of the Balls family prancing on the same stage. Is this her ‘last’ show? I
wonder? I hope you enjoy “40Tude!”.
Sabrina Foster
I was born in Jamaica but raised in Grand Cayman, Canada and the Bahamas. I returned home to Grand
Cayman at the age of 19 and have remained in Cayman ever since. I attended Miss Jackie’s School of
Dance at the tender age of 4 years old. Although maintained an interest in the arts I pursued a career in
law. I’ve been practicing law for over 15 years and currently a partner at Paget-Brown, Attorneys-at-Law.
My husband, Woody Foster, and I have 4 children, the youngest of which, Charli Foster (age 5), is now
a student of Miss Jackie’s. In my spare time I enjoy cross-fit and spinning and have recently become a
certified spinning instructor.
Sabrina Foster
Judy McTaggart
I remember the days walking over from the Cayman Island High School, to the St. Ignatius Catholic
School’s hall, back in the 70’s to attend Miss Jackie’s dance classes, back then it was only ballet, as the
years passed we were introduced to tap and jazz. Our performances were held at the Town Hall in George
Town. Those times were a lot of fun, not too much different today, only a little bit heavier and more
clumsy!! Zumba suits us fine, we all enjoy it as we all love to dance. Thank you Miss Jackie for your
dedication over the years, can’t believe it’s now 40 years, our last performance on stage was 10 years ago.
Enjoy the show!!
Judy McTaggart
Wendy Moore
As one of the original students I can honestly say that I have enjoyed lifelong benefits from my time
at Miss Jackie’s School of Dance. From the joy of dance to the joy of performing on stage, little did I
realize the doors that dance, and the lessons learned at Miss Jackie’s, would open for me! Miss Jackie
demanded discipline, dedication and hard work and I gained confidence, poise and focus. I also gained
lasting friendships, not only with the other students, but with Miss Jackie too. Thank you Miss Jackie, for
providing such a positive, impactful environment to so many of us.
Wendy Moore
Charmaine Richter
I am an attorney-at-law with Travers Thorp Alberga. I am also a businesswoman; my husband and I have
a small wholesale/retail business. After a long day I look forward to Zumba with Miss Jackie. It is great
way of relieving the stress of the day and getting a really good workout. Miss Jackie and I, and some
of the other Zumba sisters, have known each other since the late 70s when we performed with the then
Drama Society. Our first production together was South Pacific. Miss Jackie played the enchanting Liat!
I am proud of Miss Jackie for the way she has continued the ballet school and now is a certified Zumba
instructor. When I grow up I wanna be just like her!
Charmaine Ricther
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PAST students
Claire Anderson
Post Miss Jackie’s, I survived studying dance/A-levels for 2 years at Tring Park
School for Performing Arts and a year sailing the world as a dancer on P&O
cruises. I am now a student in Glasgow where I have continued to dance, teach and
choreograph for the Glasgow Student Dance Company. The highlight of all my
dancing has been the performances. Miss Jackie’s shows would rank with the best of
them by way of costumes and professionalism, despite her creative juices changing
the choreography from one week to the next. This often caused ‘arguments’ amongst
the dancers as to the original routine! Luckily nothing has changed and I am so
excited to be a part of *40Tude*.
Patrice Donalds
I have danced on and off for almost 3 decades (YIKES), yet I distinctly remember
the day Ms. Jackie approached me to offer a year of training with her school....
FOR FREE. I was 17 and full of my own self importance, but in that moment, I
was shocked and awed that my performance had inspired her to offer a training
scholarship. That year was my toughest period of ballet training to this day (bruised
toes, ego and sore muscles to boot). But even through my teenage angst, I saw how
much my body changed, I saw how much my performance improved, and I grew to
love her no-nonsense approach to learning the craft and core discipline, almost as
much as I love her creative freedom with choreography (you know what I am talking
about *SMILE*). Ms. Jackie, you have impacted two generations of dancers and
their children through your love and passion. I too am turning 40 this year so here’s a
double toast to 40 more years...with you and your many prodigies!
Michelle Lockwood
A reunion show? Of course I’ll be a part of it! Would love to! During the first
rehearsal Miss Jackie walks us through how she wants us to move through the dance.
I ask, “Miss Jackie how many counts for me to turn into position?” She puts the
sheet down, “You know I don’t count!” Only a dancer will understand what I mean,
but those of Miss Jackie’s students (both past and present) know that Miss Jackie
definitely has a unique way of teaching, one all her own. Congratulations on forty
years and here’s to many more!
Claire Anderson
Patrice Donalds
Michelle Lockwood
Rory Mann
For the safety of audience members and performers alike, Rory has elected not to
dance in this evenings performance. Instead, allow yourself to be transported back
to a time when dresses were long, hats big and the rain in Spain stayed mainly in the
plain.
Rory Mann
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Sabrina Jackson
It has been about 9 years and a couple of injuries since I have set foot on a stage but I
could not be more excited to be a part of the 40th Anniversary Show. Dancing again
with my fellow younger generation “oldies” brings back a lot of great memories for
me and I was happy to hear Miss Jackie say that after all these years you never lost
your technique! Especially since her famous phrase was, “You girls would forget
your heads if they weren’t sewed on....now let’s run through the dance ONE more
time!!”
Sabrina Jackson
Born and raised in Grand Cayman, I trained at Miss Jackie’s School of Dance for 14
years until I left the island for University. Though I loved ballet, I decided to pursue a
different career path and after obtaining a Bachelor’s of Science at The Art Institutes
in Fort Lauderdale, I am now a practicing Interior Designer in Cayman. When not
designing, I enjoy exercising, reading a good book at the beach, catching up with
friends and quality time with my boyfriend and family
Kirstie McMillan
I started dancing with Miss Jackie at the age of eight-and continued until I left for
university three years ago. Growing up-dance played a huge role in my life, with the
studio becoming my second home. Miss Jackie not only taught us how to dance and
express ourselves through dance, but also disciplined us through time management,
as showing up late to class was never an option. The girls I danced with have
remained my dearest friends, and so I would like to thank Miss Jackie for putting up
with me over the years, especially when I was giggling away in the corner.
Thank you Miss Jackie for so many wonderful memories.
Chelsea Smith
I attended Ms Jackies School of Dance from the ages of 4 - 16 as I left Cayman for
school. I was a joker in the class in my younger years, and as I got older I began
to take dance more serious. I have learned that I am a performer and when we did
performances for an audience I got feelings of nervousness mixed with excitement
and a thrill. Performing with others also helped develop a level of teamwork with the
other girls, many of which I am still friends with to this day. Even now I continue to
dance in my spare time as I have always enjoyed the freedom to express myself in
such an active form. Ms Jackie’s has helped me grow into the person I am today and I
am forever grateful for the many memories and experiences I have gained.
Kirstie McMillan
Chelsea Smith
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MESSAGE FROM
MISS JACKIE
Dance is a dynamic art form which transcends nationality, language and ethnicity. It is a wonderful cultural
pursuit and a vibrant part of our artistic heritage. It is the art in which the human movement becomes the medium
for sensing, feeling, understanding and communicating ideas and experiences.
Dance can play an important role in the academic and athletic development of our children, teaching lessons
about form, balance and artistry that will benefit them throughout their lives.
Dancing is a way of life. From daily class to the heady pursuit of artistic perfection, dancers exist in a perpetual
state of learning, reaching above and beyond personal limitations to achieve their potential. A dancer’s work is
like a cultivated garden never quite completed, always growing.
Dancers become what they dream, they dance what they feel, their dancing takes on the shapes that their spirits
imagine… their ideals are written in the expression of their faces, in the way they move.
To all my little ones … tonight some of you will be on stage for the very first time. I know that this will
be one of those experiences that you will never forget. When you get older you will remember the lights, the
colourful costumes, the audience and most of all the applause.
To my Junior dancers … I have watched your progress with care and tonight I am very proud of how
you have settled down and have become serious little dancers. Well done!
To my New Teens … you should be very proud of yourselves. I know that I am very proud of you.
These last few months have been challenging for you. I have seen you struggle with the discipline of dance
and the different types of choreography that were unfamiliar to you. Each one of you has made outstanding
achievements. Good job!
To my ‘Original’ Teens
Thank you for being you. You took on the role of learning the ‘Award’ dances with such enthusiasm and I have
watched as you helped the younger and newer students. You have been good role models showing self-discipline
and determination and you have demonstrated how much you can achieve despite the bruises, sore muscles and
blistered toes.
There is nothing in life quite as worthy as a goal attained which you have strived to achieve. All you need is the
courage to try and the faith in yourself to believe. You alone set your standards and you have within your reach
the ability to make your dreams become a reality. Remember as you walk through this world you are not alone.
Scatter seeds of kindness wherever you go, as kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. Remember to hug
someone every day.
To my ‘Gals’… You’ve done it again! You have jumped in with such ‘Zip’ and you have all been such
good sports and risen to the challenge. It’s been fun having you in class … dare I say ‘Just like old times!’
To the Parents of the students … I believe that everyone can dance. My aim is to provide the best
possible training to every student, from the beginner to the advanced, in order to assist them achieve their highest
level of accomplishment. From the classical beauty of Ballet, to the rhythms of Tap, to the expressionism of
Lyrical, we offer every student the instruction they need to develop their talents and reach their personal goals.
We are committed to fostering a caring, friendly and relaxed atmosphere however discipline is one of the
School’s strongest assets. Through the medium of dance we strive to inspire self-confidence, a spirit of
cooperation among students and an opportunity for growth in their personal lives.
I understand the effort that it takes from the children and their families to make a production such as ‘40Tude’
grow from a dream to a reality. I understand and appreciate all the inconveniences and hassles you have endured
with getting your child to extra rehearsals and the additional expenses you have incurred for the sake of this
production.
Miss Jackie and the Teachers of Miss Jackie’s School of Dance thank you for giving us the opportunity to work
with your children. Your efforts and support will be your child’s memories of tomorrow. So now sit back, enjoy
‘40Tude’ and absorb the talents of our young performers! What you will experience tonight are the fruits of hard
work, discipline, dedication and a continuous strive for excellence. ‘40Tude’ will reveal the achievements our
young performers have attained. Your children are the future of Art and Dance.
Please remember that applause is a dancer’s reward.
God Bless.
Miss Jackie, Artistic Director
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Aaliyah McCoy
Best wishes to our lil ballerina
Aaliyah Tatyanna McCoy
From your family with all our love.
Alison Turner
“We are so proud of you!
Keep up the great work.”
Love, Mom, Dad and Heather.
Charli Foster
Leila Marie-Anne Maw
Charli you are an
inspiration to us.
Love Mom and Dad. xo
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“Dearest Leila,
Lots of love from
Mummy, Granny & Gido!”
Gabrielle Alyssa Beth... Gabby
Gabrielle started formal contemporary dance classes at 3+years
old and ballet as 5 years old. Gabrielle was born to dance... Daily
Gabby can be seen cart wheeling instead of walking to get from
place to place. Gabby can’t seem to keep still when she hears
music and sometimes she dances to her own melody.
Congrats Gabby you were born for the stage... born a star!!
Yasmyn Elliott
To our ballet princess
Yasmyn Elliott. Congratulations
on your performance!
We are so proud of you!
Love, Mom and Kiaran
Mom, Dad and Daniel
Najwah
Campbell
To our beautiful Najwah, our princess
ballerina, we are very proud of all that
you do. We wish you all the happiness u
deserve and more. May you continue to be
as awesome, loving, and kind as you are.
We love you lots.
Mom, Dad, Oneil, Mikhail, and Samantha.
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STUDENTS
Miss Jackie’s 3 - 4 year old Ballet students
Miss Jackie’s 5 - 7 year old Ballet students
Flinn Scott, Jessica Watler, Charlotte Gothar, Areini Joseph, Cosabella Windsor, Kiyanna
Quinland. (Photo: James Tibbetts)
Standing: Ramiyah Leanna Ebanks, Jillian Crooks, Zara Roffey, Sophia Franklin.
Kneeling: Abryl Miller, Caleigh Hetley, Ciara Murphy, Juilanne Marie ‘Yanie’ Aurelio, Jana Desta Edwards.
Sitting: Rio Windsor, Nya Roberts, Charli Foster, Rachael Balls-Crofts, Najwah Campbell. (Photo: Mark Centeno)
Miss Sue’s 3 - 4 year old Ballet students
Miss Sue’s 5 – 7 year old Ballet students
Standing: Charlotte Frankard, Maeva Briere, Amoya Burton, Sariah Watler, Arabella
Bothwell. Sitting: Nadia Clifford, Anya Alessa Vasquez, Avah Connors, Caitlyn Darby.
Standing: Jada McLaughlin, Jazmynn Angelina McCoy, Eva Bothwell.
Sitting: Kayley Schirn, Lexie Taylor, Jessica Drysdale. (Photo: James Tibbetts)
Miss Jackie’s 8 -10 year old Ballet students
Miss Jackie’s 8 - 10 year old Ballet students
Standing: Georgina Lindsay. Leila Marie-Anne Maw, Gabrielle Alyssa Beth Campbell, Kyra
Rabess. Kneeling: Yasmyn Sienna Elliott, Aaliyah Tatyanna McCoy, Janiah Emily Bodden.
Standing: Frankie Lindsay, Allyson Belfonté, Georgina Kerford.
Kneeling: Sophia Williams, Eldora Ch’ng.
Missing: Lilly Langevin, Emily Link. (Photo: James Tibbetts)
(Photo James Tibbetts)
(Photo: James Tibbetts)
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A Technical Ballet Class
Pointé Class
Chloe DaCosta, Tess Theaker, Emily Boyd, Rya Ruiz, Madison “Madi” Bunton, Hayley Grizzel,
Hannah Howe, Kayla Watler, Alexis Robinson. Missing: Megan Stewart-Green
Beginners Pointé: Hannah Howe. Advanced Pointé: Alexandra Williams, Hannah Gómez,
Alison Turner, Anya Belfonté. Beginners Pointé: Alexis Robinson. (Photo: Mark Centeno)
(Photo: James Tibbetts)
Combination Class
Pointé Class
Anya Belfonté, Hannah Gómez, Hayley Grizzel. Alison Turner, Hannah Howe.
Past Students: Sabrina Jackson, Michelle Lockwood. Missing: Kirstie McMillan.
Past Students: Claire Anderson, Shawna Wigney, Sabrina Jackson.
Class Year 2008 – A Night of Broadway
Photo of Zumba® Gals
Standing: Lexie Freeman, Alyssa Solomon, Martina Jackson, Candace Freeman, Rachael
Zimmer, Brianna Wilson, Kathryn Schirn. Middle Row: Roberta Testori, Jessica McDowall,
Christine Anderson, Kirstie McMillan, Stacey Sybersma. Sitting: Anya Belfonté, Toby Brennan,
Sophie Gough, Gabrielle Myers. (Photo: PJ Balls)
Standing: Judy McTaggart, Patrice Donalds, Carol Ann Balls, Angela Harris, Camielle Short.
Kneeling: Kerrie McMillan, Charmaine Richter.
Missing: Kate Bowring, Wendy Moore. (Photo: PJ Balls)
(Photo Mark Centeno)
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Miss Jackie’s School
of Dance Programs
Classical Ballet
Belly Dancing
Our Ballet program is designed to take students from their very first step
through a comprehensive curriculum of classical ballet studies. It also
encourages physical discipline and general body awareness and control. It
helps understand the relationship between music, rhythm and controlled
movement.
This exciting Arabic dance art, is also enjoyed as a popular form of Physical
exercise. Basic steps and routine are taught to authentic Middle Eastern
Music. This form is endorsed by chiropractors as beneficial to the spine.
Ages 18 & over.
Ballet Magnificat Company
Members meet to read Scripture, Pray and Dance. Members from this class
will preform at different festivities. This class is “FREE” to all students who
take a ballet class, the only criteria is regular attendance.
Freestyle Program
This form of dance is a branching out from the Ballroom and Modern
techniques allowing a free expression and movement of the body but
retaining the strong core required of all dance forms. This form of dance
is popular with young dancers as it is performed to the latest music and
incorporates the latest moves and grooves. Ballet training is recommended
for the perfection of this genre but is not a requirement to attend.
Jazz
Jazz dance is a popular form of dance particularly with teenagers. It
originated in Vaudeville and became identified with tap dance set to jazz
music. Jazz dance evolved into a smooth style performed on Broadway and
popularized by Bob Fosse. It is generally regarded that the basis for good
jazz technique is ballet, which builds the strength and coordination required.
Jazz classes are offered to children 9 years and older. Of course, all students
studying jazz are encouraged to take ballet classes though it is not required.
Modern
This class explores new and divergent choreography. Students take the
technique and principles of ballet and form new interpretations to music
outside the usual classical realm. Many ballet companies offer modern
/ contemporary pieces in their repertoire. Contemporary Dance expands
the education and performance opportunities of students with solid ballet
training. Dancers learn a combination of expressional movements, intense
muscle control, through varied ranges of motions and patterns.
Zumba®
Zumba ® is a Latin/International dance-inspired aerobic fitness class for
everyone; great for women or men, any age, all shapes sizes and fitness
levels. You don’t need to know how to dance, just be willing to move! Just
bring your smile, water bottle and towel and be ready for the most fun
you’ve had while getting into shape. Zumba ® will get your hips shaking
and will keep you coming back for more! Salsa… Merengue … Cumbia …
Rumba … Cha Cha … Reggaeton … Belly Dancing … Samba … Bachata
… Jive … It’s FUN! It’s like a cardio ‘party’ – It’s exercise in disguise and
the best thing is you don’t need a partner.
Rachael Ann
Balls-Crofts
To our shining
“Peanut” may you
enjoy your first big
show. Continue to
shine in the Light of
the Lord.
Tap
Tap dance is popular with young and not so young alike. It originated from
clog dancing in England with influences from African stomp dance and is
very different from most other dance forms in that tap dance also involves
the generation of sound; the tap dance performer is both a musician and
dancer. There are both children’s classes and adult classes available.
Social [Ballroom] Dance
Our step by step, instruction will have you and your partner up off your seats
and onto the dance floor in no time. Courses offered in six week sessions
include Jive, Waltz, Foxtrot and Quickstep. Classes are also offered in Latin,
Argentine Tango, Salsa, Jive and Flamenco.
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We
you!
Papa, Popo, Mummy, Daddy
www.missjackieschoolofdance.ky
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Over 1,000 Students have passed through Miss Jackie’s School of
Addleson Chloe
Ahman Ulrika
Aiko Emma
Aiko Jean
Akiwumi Scarlett
Alberga Leah
Alden Isabelle
Alexander Jaida
Allen Florence
Allison Paige
Alliyah Ciara
Allom Michael Andrew
Alvarenga Isabella Catalina
Ameline Madison
Andersen Ciara
Andersen Maeve
Anderson Catherine
Anderson Christine
Anderson Claire
Anderson Hilmae
Anderson Leslie
Anderson Liana
Anderson Regina
Anderson-Hurlstone Brandi
Andrew Lisa
Andrew Seamus
Anglin Krystle
Anglin Zariah
Annette Christiana
Aquart Madeleine
Arch Andrea
Arch Megan
Arch Megan Sarah Kathlyn
Archie Chinyere
Archuleta Koen
Argenbright Megan
Armstrong Katie
Armstrong Sophia
Arun Arya
Ashley Megan
Ashman Tess
Aubert Jacqueline
Aurelis Alannah
Austin India
Avery Andrea
Bacallao Michelle
Bach AimÇe
Balderamos Dawn
Balls Carol Ann
Balls Georgina
Balls Peter John
Bandeira Camila Tubino
Bandero Camella
Banks Giselle
Banks Lisandra
Bannon Ava
Baraud Keanna
Barnard Jade
Barnes Jade
Barnett Janieka
Barrett Krystle
Barrie Fraser
Barton Roshane
Barwick Amy
Barwick Joanna
Basing Alexandra
Bell Morgan
Bergstrom Briana
Bergstrom Lucy
Bise Elizabeth
Bise Victoria
Bishop Natalie
Black Amelia
Blackman Anastasia
Blair Christiana
Blake Helen
Blount Ellie
Bodden Abbigail
Bodden Ashleigh
Bodden Audry
Bodden Brittany
Bodden Brittney
Bodden Brooke
Bodden Dale
Bodden Emily Elizabeth
Bodden Jamaica
Bodden Julianna
Bodden Kaylyn
Bodden Kelsey
Bodden Kyra
Bodden Laney Kathryn Kai
Bodden Leandra
Bodden Sarah
Bodden Shayhnie
Bodden Stephanie
Bodden Vanessa
Bogle Hailey
Bolen Gianna
Borden Ignacia
Borden Javiera
Borges Filipa
Bostock Grace
Bouvre Sharon
Bowyer Eden
Bowyer Madelynne
Boxall Joanna
Boxwell Jada
Boyd Alicia
Boyd-Moss Emma
Boyd-Moss Rachel
Braccia Gia
Braccia Nera
Bramble Xandria
Breen Nicole
Brennan Tobi
Bridges Jessica
Broderick Kalie Neesa
Broderick Nicole
Broderick Nike
Bromfield Alexia
Bromfield Prescilian
Brooks Isabella
Brooks Monyque Roshel
Brown Jada
Brown Jhnaé
Brown Kyra
Brown Mikelene
Brown Priscilla
Brown Raquel
Browns Kelly
Bryan Lorlie
Bryant Paige
Budd Lauren
Bullmore Arabella
Burke Bronwen
Burke Sabrina
Burrows Melissa
Burrows Steven
Bush Inga
Bush Lexie
Bush Melanie
Bush Musti
Bush Shanti
Bush Tiana
Butler Lara
Byrne Allannah
Byrne Eva
Campbell Alissa
Campbell Destiny
Campbell Gina
Campbell Loy
Campbell Tracey
Caputo Carol
Caputo Joanne
Carmichael Hamish
Carnahan Zoâ
Carter Katrina
Carter Sasha
Carter Sheree
Cartney Abigail
Casanova Sabrina
Castro Cindy
Caum Amber
Challenger Kaylee
Chan Leah
Chang Michael
Charles Elizabeth
Charlton Chelsea
Charlton Kelly
Charlton Megan
Chin Allyssa
Chin-Sinn Kristi
Chisholm Ana
Chisholm Donya
Chisholm Donya
Chisholm Kendra
Chisholm Kerri-Anne
Chisholm Khadija
Christiansen Leonie
Christina Annette
Chung Barry John
Chung Krystal
Chung Naija
Clarke Samantha
Clarke Vickie
Cockhill Fiona
Cockhill Hilary
Codilla Reina
Colaiacovo Nicole
Cole Abiah
Coleman Hollie
Coleman Lillian
Coles Delia
Collins Ashani Francis
Conliffe-Muir Naomi
Connolly Natasha
Connolly Yanique
Conolly Joanne
Cooper Abriann
Cooper Daniel
Corcoran Ginevra
Corkish Crystal
Cornelssen Karina
Cowan Mona
Cramer Carolyn
Cranston Chelsea
Crawford Casey
Crawshaw Victoria
Creary Juliana
Cribb Kathryn
Crighton Thora
Cronin Stephanie
Crowe Ashley
Cruickshank Lisa
Cruickshank Tracy
Cuarter-Majors Jellian
Culbert Shirley
Cullen Skyla
Cumber Juliet
Cumber Lauren
Cummings Julianna
Da Costa Abygale
Da luz Teixeira Esteves Maria
Da Silva Adriana
Dack Gisele ‘Gigi’
DaCosta Ashley
DaCostta Shelly
Dacres Mikaeyla
Daije Lauren Alta
Dailey Barbie
Dailey Julie
Dailey Tanya
Daily Sarah
Davidson Quinn
Davies Lucy
Day Lucy
Daykin Emmi
Daykin Wendy
De Feu Marjorie
DeCordova Anna Lisa
Dibben Nicole
Dick Susanna
Dickson Kendra
Dilbert Bennett Tasha
Dixon Kelsey
Dobson Gayle
Dobson Jemma
Doucette Carolyna
Douglas Madison Paige
Doyle Riley
Drake Saskia
Drummond Abigail
Dube Uratile
Duggan Caroline
Durrer Carmen
Durrer Daniel
Duty Tianna
Duval Megan
Ebanks Ashli Renee
Ebanks Asya
Ebanks Aysha
Ebanks Danielle
Ebanks Gabriella
Ebanks Giselle
Ebanks Idelvelyn
Ebanks Jordana
Ebanks Kanessa
Ebanks Kianna Shania
Ebanks Kristen
Ebanks Laurali
Ebanks Mallory
Ebanks Marsha
Ebanks Megan Nicole
Ebanks Natasha
Ebanks Sarah Vanessa
Ebanks Shantel
Ebanks Shenaye
Ebanks Shinead
Ebanks Solana
Ebanks Trisha
Ebanks Zelaya
Ebanks-Fisher Robyn
Eccles Jaime-Lee
Echenique Tishan
Eden Priscilla
Edgington Emilie
Edgington Grace
Egan Lucy
Egan Olivia
Eiffert Harriet
Eldermire Sofia
Elliot Sophia
Ellis Emma
Ellison Sabine
Elms Mia
Elverdal Melina
Erskine Nadine
Esau Chantelle
Escalante Sharelle
Evans Amber
Evans Brittany
Evans Florence
Evans Lisa
Evans Megan
Everson Joan
Falozi Ashley
Farrington Amy
Farrington Rachel
Fawkes Sarah
Feliz Garbiella
Ferguson Brittney
Fernandez Greta
Ferrari Gabriella Sarah
Fingh Sadie
Fitrilia Hasan Canadya
Fitzgerland Veronika
Fleming Susan
Fleury Nicole
Flynn Aoibheann
Flynn Cliodhna
Follows Joyce
Forbes Ella
Forbes Kira
Ford-Myles Sariah
Foster Carla
Foster Emilia
Foster Janelle
Foster Jodie
Foster Lily
Foster Nina
Foster Whitney
Fountain Tina
Fowler Chloe
Fowler Hannah
Fraizer Ashley
Francis-Collins Ashani
Franklin Vaccianna
Fraser Emily
Frawley Helena
Frazier Ashley
Frederick Chelsea
Freeland Bianca
Freeman Candace
Freeman Catherine ‘Lexie’
Freeman Emelie
French Alexis
Fulton Theresa
Gale Hailey
Galloway Libby
Galloway Natalie
Galloway Teagan
Galvin Nicola
Galvin Samantha
Galway Ciarra
Gardner Aaliyah
Garofalo Zara
Gaspar Juliana
Geldard Grace
Genao Jodi
Gendron Brittani
General Aleigha
Giglioli Gina
Gill Breane
Gilman Emily
Gilman Jayna
Giron Mileybi
Girvan Sabrina
Goddard Isabella
Golding Nicole
Gollnick Julia
Goodison Paris
Gordon Kristianna
Gough Sophie
Graham Kimberly
Graham Zara
Grant Grace
Grant Iren
Grief Joanna
Griffin Hannah
Griffith Megan
Groves Lilli-Ann
Groves Sunday
Gunby Stephanie
Gustafsson Sophia
Guyton Natalie
Hadome Tamar
Hale Lauren
Hale Sarah
Halsden Rowena Beth
Hamaguchi Emma
Hamaguchi Jean Aiko
Hamilton Jadeesa
Hamilton Jodessam
Hamilton Tru
Handal Emma
Hare Daniella Laura
Hare Jade
Hare Zara
Harford Carina
Harrington Caitlyn
Harvey Aiyanna
Hasson Caroline
Hatchard Ella
Haug Lilly
Hawkins Chloe
Hayden Anabella
Hazlewood Lauren
Healy Tia
Heard Daniella
Hedge Ciana
Heiss Mya
Helmer Naja (Ny-ah)
Henderson Tanya
Hennessy Aisling
Hepburn Eva
Herald Tracey
Hernandez Gabriella
Hernandez Jade
Hernández Ana
Hetley Alison
Hew Richelle
Hew Victoria
Hider Ava
Hill Caylem
Hinds Charlotte
Hislop Erin Nicole
Hodges Adam
Hopkins Lara
Howell Azaliah
Hughes Emma
Hughes Norah
Hulse Lauren
Hulse Stephanie
Humphries Lara
Hunter Desiree
Hussain Anum
Hussein Amy
Hussein Leena
Hussein Mona
Hyde Nayah Charize
Imrie Jade
Jacaban Ashley
Jackson Chloe
Jackson Christin
Jackson Cristin
Jackson Kaitlyn
Jackson KÇlee
Jackson Kristin Dianne
Jackson Latoya
Jackson Martina
Jackson Rian
Jackson Ruth-Beth
Jackson Sabrina
Jackson-Briggs Isabelle
Jackson-Briggs Sophia
James Olukemi
Jarrett Edrika
Jeffries Caitlyn
Jenkinson Annie
Jenkinson Megan
Jennings Eleanor
Jennings Lucy
Johnson Daniella
Johnson Noelle
Johnson Tamara
Jones Ashleigh Leona
Jones Lorena
Jones-Goodridge Kai
Joseph Callie
Kai Laney Kathryn
Kane Ella
Kantamneni Nicole
Kate Bowring
Katsaros Ava
Kaufman Charmaine
Kee Alisha
Kelly Madison
Keys Emily
Kilpatrick Stephanie
Kimball Emma Marie
Kinch Ann
King Indigo
King Saffron
Kirchelner Sabrina
Kirkaldy Nancy
Kirkconnell Bridgette
Kirkconnell Debbie
Knight Paul
Knoblaulh Giselle
Kohl Cosima
Kozaily Christina
Kumar Janani
Kumar Katherine
Laidlaw Chloe
Laidlaw Kirsty
Lalor Shanelle
Lang Emma
Lang Samantha
Langlois Krystel-Anne
Lattie Samatha
Lauer Anne-Margaret
Lawrence Keri
Lawrence Lena
Leacock Bianca
Leacock Sabrina
Leacock Tina
Lee Zorah
Lee Pack Emma
Lee Pack Kaitlin
Leggatt Kathryn
Leggatt Myfanwy
Leon Alexandra
Levy Aaliyah Lashe
Levy Brittany
Lindsay Lucy
Linford Karinya
Lloyd Rebecca
Lobo-Rea Shaylee
Locke Natasha
Lockington Heather
Lockwood Michelle
Longsworth Melinda
Lookloy Luanna
Lovinggood Karlie
Loyle Madison
Loyle Rose
Lumsden Clementine (Minty)
Lund Brynne
Lunt Flynne
Lynch Jessie
Lynch Kaity
Lyons Dejea
Maberly Yvonne
MacLaren Phoenix
MacLean Holly
MacMillan Gabriella
Madison Fenna
Madison Kelly
Manderson Aimee
Mann Rory
Mann Tom
March Kira
Markham Jordan
Marnoch Charlotte
Marshall Judy Ann
Martin Chantal
Martin Francella
Martinez Amber
Martinez Chynna
Martiuk Bohdana ‘Danya’
Mascarenhas Jacie
Mascarenhas Kayleigh
Matthews Lara
Mattison Olivia
Maxfield Georgia
Maxwell DenayÇ
McAlpine Chloe
McCarter Kayci
McCarthy Michelle
McCartney Morgan
McCartney Rileigh
McCay Marley
McCleod Leann
McClymont Chloe
McCoy Brianne
McCoy Krista
McCoy Marley
McCoy Natalia
McCoy Svenja
McDermott Kenya
McDowall Jessica
McFarland Amber
McFarlene Shovelle
McField Feleicia
McField Karol
McGrath Amanda
McGrath Claire Louise
McGrath Florence
McGregor Zosia
McIntosh Eve
McIntyre Emily
McIntyre Grace
McKenzie Brooke
McLaughlan Jordan
McLaughlan Robyn
McLaughlin Alyssa
McLaughlin Jenika
McLaughlin Keirsten
McLaughlin Laura
Mclaughlin Lisa
McLaughlin Ruth
Mclean Ashley
McLean Chloe Fay
McLean Destiny
McLean Holly
McLean Jamila
McLean Jeliyah
McLean Storm
McLean Tamia
McLeary Philippa
McLeod Leann
McMillan Amber
McMillan Kerry
McMillan-Collete Talia
McMillian Kirstie
McMurdo Christina
McTaggart Courtny
McTaggart Jamie-Lauren
McTaggart Lisa
McTaggart Mariah
McTaggart Megan
McTaggart Patty Sue
McTaggart Pohy Sue
Medina Lorena
Meghoo Bianca
Melen Adelaide
Mellaneo GenÇt
Mellaneo Kaylee
Mendoza-Hydes Gabriella
Merren Lauren
Merren Lisa
Merren Paula
Milburn Susan
Miller Chantele
Miller Solange
Millward Meghan
Millward Thea
Mitchell Kallie
Mitchell Shivonne
Moir Susan
Mole Rachael
Mon Desir Arielle
Monach Charlotte
Montoya Emelina
Montoya Equechie
Moore Aaliyah
Moore Melanie
Moore Mia
Moore Nefertiti
Moore Saraia
Morejon Lorenaa
Moseley Jennifer
Mosley Reneé
Moss Bailee
Moss-Solomon Jessica
Mowbray Natasja
Moya Dionicia
Moya Dionicia
Moya Rochella Magdalena
Moyle Jackie
Murphy Grace
Murphy Laura
Murphy Sarah
Musso Catalina Maria
Myers Gabrielle
Myers Maria
Myles Diandra
Myles Inara
Myles Raina
Myrie Maleah
Nash Teagan
Neale Philip
Nelson Ashleigh
Nelson Brittny
Nelson Cari
Nelson Gabriella ‘Gabi’
Nelson Raechel
Nixon Bree
Nolan Zoe
Nowak Brooke
O’Connell Ellen
O’Connor Leah Ann
O’Connor Leonie
O’Connor Memour
O’Connor Vasti
O’Dea Claire
Ogilvie Rochelle
Oland Emily
Olde Erika
Olson Anasarai
Olukemi James
Onsalo Tanny
Owens Alison
Pairaudeau Shaye
Palmer Amy
Palmer Chloe
Palmer Imogen
Palmer Olivia
Palmer Simone
Panton John
Panton Nalya
Parabdeen Peyton
Parchman Kaylie
Parchment Krysta
Parsaligan Brittany Jean
Parsons Elena
Parsons Gabrielle
Parsons Kayla
Patrice Donalds
Payne Isabelle
Pearson Alysha Ashanti
Peck Rebecca
Perdomo Luisiana
Persad Kelsi
Pfeffer Ellena
Phelps-Senn Runi Lisa
Phillips Joanna
Phillips Kelly
Phillips Skye
Phillips Summer
Pierce Jenny
Piper Lia
Plunkett Ria
Polloni Maddalena
Pope Hannah
Pope Kennedy
Powell Amy
Powell Courtney
Powell Elizabeth
Powell Grin
Powell Terika
Prashaud Priya
Prendergast Kate
Prospere Kadie-Ann
Pryce Chantal
Pulman Annabel
Purdon Sophie
Purton Jenny
Quintana Gonzales Kathy
Quintero Adriana
Rae Samantha
Raftopoulos Aliyah
Rakin Isha
Ramgeet Mekayla
Ramirez Rozarya
Ramnarine Jade
Rankin Ariella
Rankin Gianna
Rankin Isha
Rankin Ravyn
Rankin Rayne
Rankine Anielka
Rankine Christina
Ransley-Doyle Amelia
Ratcliffe Nina
Redlund Isabella
Redrup Verity
Reid Hannah
Reid Hayley
Ribbius Emily
Richards Lydia
Ricter Charmaine
Riddell Lydia
Riley Brittany
Riley Doyle Amelia
Ritch Ariel
Ritch Ashley
Ritch Shelby
Ritch Vanessa
Ritch-Whiteside Hannah
Rith Romona
Rittenhouse Madison
Rivero Samantha
Rivers Ashley
Rivers Heather
Rivers Kristen
Rivers Rejonté
Rivers Terez
Roberts Gabriela
Robertson Catriona
Robinson Gabrielle
Robinson Hannah
Roffey Brandi
Roffey Gillian
Roffey Heather
Roffey Kathryn
Roleader Claire
Roney Caitlyn
Rooney Isabella
Ross Christina
Roulstone Hayley
Roulstone Sharon
Roulstone Shirley
Rowlands Tony
Roye Maya
Ruddick Chaz
Ruddick Katie
Ruse Iona
Rutkowski Anita
Rutkowski Patrica
Rutty Hannah
Rutty Judy
Ryan Tessa
Saan Lisa
Sabri Shaeda
Sabrina Jackson
Sairsingh Nakiiyah
Salisbury Charlotte
Sanchez Chelsea
Sanchez Eileen
Sanderson Ava
Saravanan Kavitharini
Sariego Anais
Sarju Indra
Sarju Jasmine
Schirn Brittany
Schirn Kathryn
Schuartz Elizabeth
Scott Brittany
Scott Dani
Scott Danielle
Scott Jada Ann
Scott Jeanine
Scott Jillian
Scott Jilll
Scott Josephine
Scott Juliette
Scott Katie
Scott Kaylee
Scott Kira
Scott Macey
Scott Rokiena
Scott Samantha
Scott Sharon
Scott Sophie
Serpell Phoebe
Serpell Polly
Seymour Hannah
Seymour Kai-lanae
Seymour Tahiti
Shanahan Katie
Shanks Luci
Shaw Adrian
Shaw Gilian
Shetty Rishika
Shillingford Ashley
Shum Amanda
Shum Chelsea
Simms Gianna
Simms Siobhan
Sinclair Elana
Singh Jaswindha
Singh Rashana
Slazar Tatana
Smith Alia
Smith Amy
Smith Chelsea
Smith Chrishia
Smith Christina
Smith Jattana
Smith Jenique
Smith Kera
Smith Kristen
Smith Leah
Smith Olivia
Smith Renee
Smith Shanika
Smith Starri
Smith Zandie
Sobers Erika Brianna
Soley Debbie
Solomon Alyssa
Solomon Diana
Solomon Ishantra
Solomon Jessica
Solomon Kimberly
Solomon Sydney
Sonia Kapoor
Soomro Amna
Soomro Sarah
Sorensen Alexa
Southgate Hannah
Stabler Eleri
Stabler Gweneth
Stacey Roland
Stafford Anni Dee
Stafford Giovanna
St-Cyr Veronic
Stephens Ann-Marie
Stevenson Sherlai
Stewart Fiona
Stewart Kim
Stewart Linda
Stewart Reyah Pauline
Stoll Camille
Stoll Satina
Strachan Michaela
Stradling Holly
Standen Ryan
Streete Chantele
Strickland Lauren
Stromeyer Louise
Stroup Christina
Subiotto Chiara
Suico Denise
Sulliman Maw Leila
Sulliman-Maw Tammy
Swartz Abigail
Swartz Megan
Sybersma Kellie
Sybersma Stacie
Sydney Riley
Sykes Taryn
Dance
Syms Lashawn
Tagalpallewar Samruddhi
Tanis Tamara
Tassios Nicolette
Taveras Dianelys
Taylor Caitlyn Charize
Taylor Sophie
Taylor-Payne Anna
Terry Nelissa
Testori Roberta
Thevasaeyan Christina
Thomas Amelia
Thomas Kerensa
Thomas Paige
Thompson Amanda
Thompson Amara
Thompson Britanny Anne Marie
Thompson Hannah
Thompson Jeannine
Thompson Kayla
Thompson Megan
Thompson Meisha
Thompson Tori
Thomson Christina
Tibbetts Bianca
Tibbetts Janelle
Tiofilo Alexandra
Tomaski Annaheeza
Tomkins Bethany
Tomkins Danielle
Toniolo Fayra
Torres Wendy
Touhey Christopher
Towell Marissa
Treadwell Samantha
Trickett Alianne
Trumbach Christina
Turnbull Emma
Turner Heather
Turner Makarla
Tweedie Victoria
Tyson Caitlyn
Valerio Natasha
Van der Weerden Rosaline
vandenBol Ashley
vandenBol Zoë
Van Genderen Anja Ruth
Varona Cassidy Shaliyah
Vernon Lauren
Vernon Torri
Vernon Trecika
Vernon Yasmin
Vey Lisa
Vladislavich Darcie
Wadman isabelle
Walker Jennifer
Walker Oceane
Wallace Annalisa
Walmsley Katherine
Walmsly Kirsten
Walters Caitlyn
Walton Erika
Walton Paige
Wang Patrick
Waterman Amy
Watler Astra Alexis
Watler Katalina
Watler Xotchilt
Watling Lydia
Watson Gabriella
Watson Sophie
Weber Sabrina
Webster Charlotte
Webster Z’arah Akaylah
Welcome Ashli
Welds Junilee
Welds Kayla
Welds Rylie
Wesley Mary Kathryn
West Alyssa
Westin Elizabeth
Whalen Jandon
Whalen Jenie
Wheaton Isabella
White Leah
Whitelock Liz
Whiteman Aurora
Whitney Kaydence
Wieland Autumn
Wieland Summer
Wight Claire
Wight Jennifer
Wight Michael
Wight Wendy
Wigney Shawana
Wigney Stephanie
Wiliams Sophia
Willerth Megan
Williams Abigail
Williams Gabriella
Williams Katriona
Williams Kelly
Williams Tonica
Wilson Brianna
Wolfe River
Wood Josephine
Wood Kendra
Wood Tracy
Woodcock Sophie
Woodford Jazzy
Woodford Tilley
Wooton Anna
Wotton Patrica
Wright Abigail Marie
Wright Ciara Aaliyah
Wright Sara
Wright Shannon
Wyckoff Sasha
Yetton Eloise
Ylagan Carmela
Young Kate
Young Saskia
Ysaguirrie Mishka
Zeleya Felicia
Zimmer Olivia
Zimmer Rachael
Zuiderent Quincey