Here's the backstory on why I wonder if any of you have all the newer magic-gee-whiz app stuff that does wonders with crummy photos.

I took this photo of my high school friends late in 1965 with one of those little tin "Hit" cameras with tiny spools of 16mm film. I processed it myself. I carried the photo in my wallet while in the Army from 1966-1969 and after in college. The tall guy, Otis, died at 21 from the flu, just after we had gotten together for New Year's Eve. He had serious egg allergies. The guy with the glasses, Henry, was my pal since 6th grade. He's gone too, in his 40's. Cheri, on the left were friends and later dated, but went our ways while was in the Army. Oddly she also got into broadcasting and we almost crossed paths in Texas. She wrote to me once in a while and then it just stopped. Early onset Alzheimer's. Gone at 67 after a tough decline. [The other young lady was in a class after us.] I have better photos of these people, but this one has a special meaning of happy days together.
If one of you wants to take a shot at it, I'd be curious to see what you come up with. If not, at least you got to see a real photo taken with one of those cheap little cameras. Thanks!