Gayle McCormick High School Yearbook Photo
From the Pattonville High School yearbook, the Echo.
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wow she look so young, and since that time she was a very good artist, great post
Posted by: American Attorneys | 05/01/2011 at 03:28 PM
Has anyone ever connected with Gayle lately? I'd love to send her a message about how I adored her singing.
Anyone have her e-mail - phone number ??
Posted by: Dale Paynter | 12/22/2010 at 08:26 PM
Beautiful photo above I'd like to come back to the past because I'm lover of that time, actually I love the woman's wearing style it gets me crazy.
Posted by: Viagra Online | 11/16/2010 at 11:01 AM
I also attended Pattonville HS, same class as Gayle. We were friends. There's a photo in the 1966 yearbook of her and me singing together in some kind of talent show. We know why she was there; don't know what possessed me. Can't carry a tune.
After graduation, I lost track of her and her career. I hope she's well and happy. Gayle, if you happen to see this and would like to reconnect through email or a phone call, please post a message and we'll figure it out.
Great memories!
Posted by: Jan Dveris Wright | 08/10/2008 at 11:59 PM
gayle is one of THE BEST.
its sad the kind of crap that passes as music now.
beyonce',and all these one hit wonders can take a hike...all show and no go....
Posted by: kevin knapp | 12/29/2007 at 01:50 AM
I remember Gayle from Pattonville. I was the geeky Chess Club President and she would come in and play chess on occasion. Such a long time ago. Although we were almost the same age, she was a year ahead of me.
Posted by: William Hofmeister | 12/21/2007 at 12:05 PM
I love this photo, the only problem is the resolution on Gayle's face, on my screen I can't gauge her expression, but nonetheless what else do you know Tom McMahon about this exceptionally talented woman! Gen-Xers on YouTube were blown away by her live vocals on "Ed Sullivan", "The Red Skeleton Show", "Lily Tomlin" and "Cass Elliot's Music Machine"!
Posted by: barkley conners, p.r. hound | 09/16/2007 at 08:39 PM
A Group Called Smith...that was a moment in time. The Hammond B3, Gayle on vocals, I can close my eyes and I am there again. This gal got me through some tough times overseas 70-72. She was one of the best right with Lydia Pense and Cold Blood, Tracy Nelso and Mother Earth moving the bay area.
I can put on the record, and I am there again. Seeing her eyes closed, head back that hair, that voice, everyone who saw her fell in love. Thank you Gayle, I hope you are well and happy. This is one guy who came back and kept a memory that had something happy in it.
Posted by: johnmac | 04/19/2006 at 06:49 PM
Her "Flesh & Blood" album is my fave album of all time. Great songs, great voice, excellent musicians, arrangements and energy throughout. I wish someone would put it on CD.
Posted by: scott | 04/14/2006 at 01:38 PM