Lucille Claudia Power

Lucille Power was an Australian model and actress.

Career Lucille Power attended Sydney Church of England Girls' Grammar School, Darlinghurst.

After leaving school, Power studied art, business, drama, and modelling. She modelled for a fashion company in Sydney where she worked as a clothes designer. She also appeared in Pix magazine, and was featured on the cover of several issues. In 1949, she entered Pix 's beauty contest Pacific Neptune's Daughter.

In 1950, Power was a candidate for Miss Australia. She won the title of Miss Lane Cove as part of the quest to nominate Miss Australia that year. The cast, including Power, then took the show to New Zealand in December. They then toured Australia through 1951.

She left Australia for Europe in 1952. She appeared in films in England, a water ballet Niagara Follies in Italy and Spain, danced in France and Belgium, and modelled in the Netherlands. In 1954, Power was said to have appeared in ten films in England. Other roles included parts in The Master of Ballantrae, and As Long as They're Happy. In 1956, they had a son John F. Loggen and visited Australia see Power's family. They had intended to then continue on to America where Power would pursue her acting career, however Freddy Logan decided to stay in Australia.