Old Girls' Club
The Mentone Girls' Grammar Old Girls' Club (OGC), connects over 7,000 remarkable women in more than 50 countries. We aim to foster a sense of community, maintaining life-long contact with peers and the School, and to provide ongoing support for the School. Every student (Junior or Senior) automatically becomes a member of the OGC on leaving the School and remains a member for life. You can enjoy many benefits as a member of the Club, including:
Coming to an event – learn new skills, hear an inspiring speaker, attend a reunion, Big Art exhibition or the annual School Production
Reading the news – Keep up to date with all things Mentone through quarterly e-Newsletters and the annual wellRED magazine
Contributing financially – Provide support to Mentone Girls’ Grammar School Foundation projects through the Scholarship, Library or Building funds
Sharing your resources – Offer careers advice or work experience to current students, or across various professions
Leading by example – Share your ideas for new OGC activities, organise an event or serve as the contact person for your year group. Help to make things dynamic – Get involved!
2020 Old Girls’ Club Committee Members
President – Michaela Rowland (Class of 2015)
Secretary – Caitlin Cole (Class of 2016)
Treasurer – Chrissy Slater (Class of 2005)
General Members
Leanne Fink (Class of 1987)
Nicole Grant (Class of 1987)
Roz Walker (Class of 1980)
Jan Stanley (Class of 1967)
Gayle Neylan (Class of 1972)
Marilyn Wiber (Honorary Member – Former Staff)
Fiona Sherlock (1985)
Clarissa Sonntag (Class of 2016)
Maddie Royle (Class of 2017)
Lauren Cork (Class of 2018)
Kayla Preller (Class of 2019)
Billie Angelone (Class of 2019)
Elle Haryanto (Class of 2019)
Courtney Walsh (Class of 2019)
For any Old Girls queries, please contact Roslyn Holloway, Advancement Manager on 9581 1263 or email - rholloway@mentonegirls.vic.edu.au.
Remarkable Women Hall of Fame
Mentone Girls’ Grammar School is proud to recognise the outstanding achievements and contributions of our Old Girls at our biennial Remarkable Women event.