Maureen McCormick

 Maureen Denise McCormick, the youngest of four children, was born August 5, 1956 to Richard McCormick and Irene McCormick. The youngest of her four siblings and has three brothers, Dennis, Kevin, and Michael. At six years old she won the Baby Miss San Fernando Valley contest. It opened the world of acting to teenagers to come. Her first role in a play came at age seven. She was soon a favorite choice for TV commercials and sitcoms. In addition to ads for Barbie and Kool Aid, Maureen was featured in Bewitched (1964), My Three Sons (1960) and Camp Runamuck (1965). She also recorded voice-overs for twelve Mattel talking dolls. Maureen was an inspirational role model for millions of teens over five years. Producers were impressed by Maureen's ability and encouraged her to record a few of her own tracks. A few of these tracks were later included on the album "Chris Knight & Maureen McCormick". Later on she tried to get back into the singing world, with her 1995 Country CD "When You Get A Little Lonely".