This section is currently under construction and is by no means complete. The school is not always in contact with its past pupils and we would appreciate assistance in extending the list. Please email pro@jeppegirls.co.za in this regard.

Ruth First came from an immigrant background but went on to lead an extaordinary life. An outstanding writer, intellectual and political thinker, this brave and unconventional woman shunned a comfortable and privelidged life to become a formidable leader in the anti-apartheid struggle. She matriculated in the 1940s.

Prof Isabel Hofmeyr, (professor of African Literature at Wits) an award-winning writer, leading academic, South Africa’s most recent A rated researcher in 2008;(for more details see "Matriculants from 1970s")

Jules Newton, received the Top Gender Empowered SMME Award from Top Women in Business & Government in 2010 and the Unisa Business School Emerging Leader Award for 2006. She is an entrepreneur and specialist in interpersonal communication;(for more details see "Matriculants from 1980s")

Dr Tracy Wiggill leading SA blood researcher;

Jelena and Milena Smolic who have both qualified in physics at Wits and are working at the forefront of physics research;

Ivanka Aquisto, Headmistress of St Stithians Girls’ College;(for more details see "Matriculants from 1970s")

Diane Berry, Headmistress of Rustenburg Junior School for Girls;

Carolyn Steyn, Actress and Media Personality; (for more details see "Matriculants from 1970s")

Ann Fairlie who held the world backstroke record; (for more details see "Matriculants from 1960s")

Debbie Visagie and Marlene Botha, both hockey Springboks;

Bethany Fabricius, National Colours for Taekwondo and an international referee;

Ayanda Nhlangothi,an Idols finalist in 2008,has just released her debut album Music2me (Umngoma);(for more details see "Matriculants from 2000-2005")

Rachel Zadok wrote Gem Squash Tokoloshe;

Gina Faccio – won the Ladies SA Open Wakeboarding title for 5 consecutive years;

Kerri-Anne Payne, Olympic silver medallist for Britain, (open water 10 000 m Beijing 2008);

Ntebogeng Mahlare, majored in Actuarial Science at UCT and is now a Fixed Interest Analyst Dealer for Sanlam Investment Management;(for more details see "Matriculants from 2000-2005")

Sade Giliberti - spent ten years as a presenter on SABC1's YoTV before moving on to acting, producing and lecturing. She recently hosted SABC1's reality show "So You Think You Can Dance"

Bianca Dias was awarded a scholarship for the first year of study as one of the Top 10 students entering the University of the Witwatersrand in 2008;

Mooniq Shaikjee wrote A Cheetah’s tears which was published in The African Road – New writing from Southern Africa 2006;