
Raymond Thomas and Joe Owens.
From left to right: Joy Bates' kid brother, Joy Bates, Sandra Romain, Jan Grice, Ina Cooper.
A somewhat better photo (and more recent) than the previous one of St. Mary's.

Roy Moore and Fred Williams
This is on west Main, looking east. You can see railroad crossing sign, and the fire station in the distance in the middle of the picture. A little closer is the Eubanks Hardware building. (Click on the pic to enlarge it.)

Back row, left to right: Lynn Hammer, Jerry Hathaway, Jerry Matthews.Front row, left to right: David Winningham, Lloyd Fowler.
We'd graduated. Some of us were working summer jobs, waiting to go off to college in the fall. Some of us had probably gotten married. Some of us had jobs that we'd hold for a long time afterward. So what were we listening to on the radio? Here's Billboard's top 20 for July 1959. How many do you remember?1. Lonely Boy - Paul Anka2. The Battle of New Orleans - Johnny Horton3. Waterloo - Stonewall Jackson4. Personality - Lloyd Price5. Tiger - Fabian6. Lipstick on Your Collar - Connie Francis7. My Heart is an Open Book - Carl Dobkins, Jr.8. Dream Lover - Bobby Darin9. Tallahassee Lassie - Freddie Cannon10. Bobby Sox to Stockings - Frankie Avalon11. A Boy withiut a Girl - Frankie Avalon12. I Only Have Eyes for You - Flamingos13. 40 Miles of Bad Road - Duane Eddy14. Big Hunk o' Love - Elvis Presley15. Frankie - Connie Francis16. There Goes my Baby - Drifters17. Along Came Jones - Coasters18. M.T.A. - Kingston Trio19. Just a Little too Much - Ricky Nelson20. Lavender Blue - Sammy Turner