alumnae Carolin Babcock tennis player Katherine Bashford landscape architect Camilla Belle film and television actress Betsy Bloomingdale philanthropist and fashion icon Cornelia Butler museum curator (currently Chief Curator at the Hammer Museum) Joan Riddell Cook newspaper journalist and editor, trade union leader, and a founding director of JAWS (Journalism and Women Symposium) Jacqueline Emerson actress and singer Sabaah Folayan award-winning documentary filmmaker Olivia Jade Giannulli and Bella Giannulli (transferred after 9th and 10th grade) Suzanne Goin chef and restaurateur Kate Grace Olympic finalist in the women's 800m Dolly Green philanthropist and thoroughbred owner Leila Holterhoff singer, linguist, psychoanalyst Marian Osgood Hooker physician and photographer Caroline Howard Hume art collector and philanthropist Lois January film actress Marion Jorgensen philanthropist and civic leader Zoe Kazan actress and playwright Jessica Levinson law professor and political commentator Diane Disney Miller author, philanthropist, and vintner, daughter of Walt Disney Peggy Moffitt model and actress (famous for associations with Rudi Gernreich) The daughters of President Richard Nixon (Tricia Nixon Cox and Julie Nixon Eisenhower) briefly attended in the early 1960s Abi Olajuwon WNBA player and college basketball coach Melissa Rivers actress, television host and producer (attended but transferred for tenth grade) Sasha Spielberg actress and musician, daughter of Steven Spielberg Alex Witt MSNBC news anchor Stephanie Zimbalist actress (did not graduate) Leigh Bardugo young adult and fantasy author Eden McCoy actress Notable faculty and staff Josh Deu musician and songwriter, co-founding member of indie rock band Arcade Fire Gertrude Gogin former YWCA national secretary for girls' programs, joined the Marlborough faculty in 1938 George Toley tennis coach (later at University of Southern California) Pop culture mentions Marlborough recently has been mentioned in the shows Ray Donovan and Red Band Society. References External links Official Marlborough School newspaper Preparatory schools in California Educational institutions established in 1889 High schools in Los Angeles Girls' schools in California Private high schools in California Private middle schools in California Hancock Park, Los Angeles 1889 establishments in California