Notable Alumnae
- Florence Lowe "Pancho" Barnes '19, early aviator, proprietor of The Happy Bottom Riding Club in Mojave, California and friend of America's best known test pilots
- Julia Child, celebrated chef, author, and television personality
- Harriet Doerr '27, author of the American Book Award winning novel, Stones for Ibarra
- Jae Giddings Carmichael '42, multimedia artist
- Joan Hotchkis '45, author, playwright, and actress
- Joan Irvine Smith '51, founder of the Irvine Museum, author, acitvist, and philanthropist in the fields of the arts, education, health, and the environment
- Dorothy Hughes Matthiessen '52, internationally ranked tennis player
- Joan Lamb Ullyot, M.D. '57, long-distance runner, author of the best-selling book, Women's Running
- Elizabeth Weyland Barber '58, scholar on ancient textiles, author of Women's Work: the first 20,000 Years and The Mummies of Urumchi
- Erika Oller '60, artist
- Palmer Robinson '68, Superior Court judge
- Sigrid Burton '69, painter
- Kate Moore '69, Assistant Secretary of Transportation under President George H. W. Bush
- Joni Moisant Weyl '72, owner of Gemini G.E.L gallery, New York City
- Allyn Stewart '74, movie producer, I Dreamed of Africa, Madeline, Bliss
- Anne Kursinski '76, world champion rider and member of four Olympic Equestrian Teams
- Kate Colmery Firestone '80, wine maker, Firestone Vineyard, Curtis Winery
- Susan Gulkis '84, principal violist with the Seattle Symphony
- Alicia Dwyer '88, documentary film maker, Academy Award-winning Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport
- Charmaine Shryock '89, 71st Rose Queen for the 100th Tournament of Roses Parade in 1989
- Inger Miller '90, runner, Olympic gold medalist
- Vicki Vlachakis '90, automobile designer, worked on Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky
- Harini Reddy & Wendy Schnee `91, Rose Princesses for the 102nd Tournament of Roses Parade in 1991
- Stacey Tappan '91, Leading Soprano opera singer
- Megan McGinnis '96, Broadway actress, singer
- Purdy Tran '98, 80th Rose Queen for the 109th Tournament of Roses Parade in 1998
- Sophia Bush '00, actress, 82nd Rose Queen for the 111th Tournament of Roses Parade in 2000, Brooke Davis in One Tree Hill.
- Bridget McDonald '08, Rose Princess for the 120th Tournament of Roses Parade in 2009
- Jennifer Gowen (Leal) '88, Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney
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