MLC School - Notable Alumnae

Notable Alumnae

Entertainment, media and the arts
  • Helen Joyce Haenke – Poet and playwright
  • Nikki Webster – Singer, Actress, Dancer, Contestant on Dancing With the Stars (also attended The McDonald College)
  • Emma Jones – Award-winning Poet
  • Olive Cotton – Modernist Photographer
  • Vimala Raman – South Indian Actress
Medicine and science
  • Joyce Winifred Vickery MBE – Forensic botanist
  • Claire Burden Very successful educator and budding biologist
  • Phyllis Margery Anderson – Pathologist
  • Freida Ruth Heighway – Gynaecologist
Politics and the law
  • Lady McMahon – wife of Former Prime Minister of Australia Sir William McMahon
  • Marise Payne – Liberal Senator for New South Wales
  • The Hon Megan Latham – Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales
  • The Hon Mahla Pearlman was Chief Judge of the NSW Land and Environment Court from 1992 to 2003, and was the first woman chief judge in any State jurisdiction in Australia
Sport
  • Jessica Ashwood – Olympic Games representative in Swimming
  • Elisa Barnard – Olympic Games representative in Archery
  • Penelope Blackmore – Commonwealth Games and Olympic Games Rhythmic Gymnast
  • Lorraine Crapp – Olympic diver and swimmer in the 1960s
  • Felicity Galvez – Olympic Swimmer
  • Taniele Gofers – Member of Olympics and National Women's Waterpolo team
  • Elizabeth Kell – Olympic Rower & 2006 Rowing World Champion

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