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Last updated 04/22/2009 We have tried to compile some teams from each decade. Some of the photographs used were aged and could not be reproduced easily. We have tried to make sure that each person was identified and the names were correctly spelled. Please excuse any errors we might have made.There are three or four photos from each decade from the 1920's forward. We were unable to secure any later photos. When complete records, scores, and information were available we listed this information. Hope you enjoy it.
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Garland Clingman - Manager, Joe Sawyers, Jock Clifford, Henry Kauffelt, Robert Vaughan, Jerry Erwin, Abel m Johnson - Coach. SECOND ROW: Clifford Palmer, John Jackson, Paul Morris, Thomas Tincher, Mike Donovan, Bayne Doughty. THIRD ROW: Bill Grove, Fred Woodrum.
1928 FOOTBALL SQUAD
 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Bob Fry, Tom Gilhooly, Hubert Donovan, Bayne Doughty, Burl Sawyers. SECOND ROW: Vernon Taylor. John Harris, L. E, Kramer, Thomas Clifford, Henry Kauffelt, Alfred Coffman, Robert Wagner, Asa Maness, Thomas Tincher. THIRD ROW: Joe Sawyers, John Jackson, Fred Lilly, Fred Woodrum, Thomas Dowdy, Bill Grove, Jim Allen, Abel Johnson - Coach.
1928 BASKETBALL
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Fred Woodrum, Bill Grover, Joe Sawyers, Robert Vaughan, Henry Kaffelt, Thomas "Jack" Clifford. STANDING: Coach Able Johnson, Thomas Gilhooley, Paul Yates, Bayne Doughty, Garland Vaughan, Thomas Doughty, Burl Sawyers, Fred Jeter.
1928 GIRLS BASKETBALL
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Virginia Humphries, Mary McCallister, Lucille Withrow, Virginia Iuler, Gertrude Butler, Nellie Whanger. SECOND ROW: Virginia Butts, Miss Wilson - Coach, Anna Richmond Patton.
Alderson H.S. and Greenbrier H.S. G.H.S. girls win 35-21. Boys 45-14. For the girls: McCrary, Munsey, Doggett, Snydor, McCormick. Substitute: Perkins. For the boys: Sawyers, Kauffelt, Erwin, Morris, Grove. Hinton and Greenbrier H.S. Girls - G.H.S. 25-10. Playing for G.H.S. - Z. Munsey, V. Doggett,, V. Vaughan, A. Perkins, E. Meeks, C. Snydor. Hinton vs. G.H.S. boys 24-14 with G.H.S. winners.
Friday night, G.H.S. vs. Hinton January 27, 1928. Score 45-18 G.H.S. - basketball. Regular lineup - Captain Vaughan, Clifford, Sawyers, Kauffelt and Groves. G.H.S. girls vs. Maxwelton January 27, 1928. Score 32-11 G.H.S. Regular players "Pete" Wright, Shires, Betts, Bessie Wade. Thursday night - January 31, 1928 G.H.S. defeated A. J.C. Sawyers and Clifford starred for Greenbrier. Tuesday night - January 31, 1928 G.H.S. girls lost to A.J.C., the final score 32-14. Saturday night - February 4. The G.H.S. boys journeyed to Covington. Score 28-20. March 19, 1928 - G.H.S. defeated Co. F. in first championship game Monday night. Score 55-28. Sawyers, Vaughan and Clifford for G.H.S. and Kramer and Brown for Co. F. played the best. Wednesday, March 14 - second game G.H.S. won 45-20. Greenbrier H.S. takes third straight championship game Friday night. Score 43-26. Sawyers was high point man. Thus Greenbrier was city champions. Three championship games played at armory between G.H.S. and Co. F.
The District Basketball Tournament for this section of the state will be held in Ronceverte March 4-5 on the Co. F. Armory floor. Twelve schools in the No. 10 Sectional Tournament. Alderson, Lewisburg, Rainelle, Renick, Marlinton, Hillsboro, Greenbank, White Sulphur, Sandstone, Talcott and Ronceverte. G.H.S. girls defeat Marlinton 28-21 on February 12, 1932. Playing for G.H.S.: Iuler, Crizer, Britley, Hanifin, Whanger, Withrow. Subs: Bare and Thrasher. January 13, 1932 - G.H.S. bulldogs undefeated 1931 football.
Bulldogs Named Valley Champions - Greenbrier High School was awarded the Greenbrier Valley Conference Championship for both boys and girls, at a meeting of the principals and coaches held in Lewisburg High School Auditorium on Saturday, March 19. They defeated: Lewisburg, Alderson, White Sulphur, Marlinton, Ansted and Greenbank two games, losing only one game to Rainelle. Near the end of the season they journeyed to Rainelle and defeated them by a large score. Greenbrier's Championship boys team, with six seniors, consists of: Capt. Tom Grove, Hite Grove, Martin Iuler, James Shanklin, Kenneth Kincaid; seniors Wright, Morris, Stull, Mann and Waugh.
1935 FOOTBALL
 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Dale Simmons, Gordon Persinger, Ralph Mann, Bill Philpott. SECOND ROW: Walter Lynch, Gordon Hedrick, Lowrie Piercy. BACK ROW: Melvin Donovan - Manager, Forest Morgan, Carl Lipps, "Hink" Hanger, Coach Loudin.
FROM LEFT TO
RIGHT, FIRST ROW: E, McClung, R. Morris, J. Persinger, R. Morgan, G.
Butts. SECOND ROW: H. Boone, R. Dolan, E. Barley, C. Stone, J.
Crozier.This season has proven to be one of the most successful in the annals of the Greenbrier Bulldogs. All of the boys, pictured above, with the exception of Stone will be in service again next year. This years team, under the direction of Coach Loudin has won 17 out of 19 games on the regular schedule and defeated two powerful teams to win the Sectional Tournament. They also placed second in the Greenbrier Conference. 1941 BASKETBALL "40" Schedule "41 "
Won Section Tournament "A" Greenbrier High 50 Greenbank 35 Lost Regional Tournament Greenbrier High 12 Beckley 42 Same team in 1942 also went to regional but lost a close one to Spencer 49-46.
FROM LEFT TO
RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Eugene Andrews, Ray Dolan, Fred Taylor, James Persinger,
Henry Boone, Basil Clifford, Jack Crozier, BACK ROW: L. T. Cosby,
Eugene McClung, Everette Barley, Austin Loudermilk, Forest Robinson,
Harold Boone, Coach Loudin, Harold Dolan.The Bulldogs were undefeated in 1941 regular season. Greenbrier Valley Co-Champions.
FROM LEFT TO
RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Ken Goodall, John Hodge, Leroy Honaker, Bob Morgan, Bob
Dowdy, Lindy Hodge, Jackie Goodall, Albert Underwood, Clyde Bostic. SECOND
ROW: Jimmy Hanifan, Charles Andrews, Leon Baker, Tommy Surber, Bill
Arbaugh, Lonas Morgan, Melvin Bostic, Leroy Erskine, Kenneth Allman,
Alfred Austin. THIRD ROW: Pete Donovan, Ned Swink, Theodore Surgeon, Bob
Clinebell, Eugene Allman, Doran Cornwell, Emory Thompson, Donald Boone,
Coach Howard "Toddy" Loudin, Assistant Manager - Norman Loudermilk (not
shown), Manager - Robert Loudermilk.
GAMES
October 25, 1946 G.H.S. Shows Power in Defeating Lewisburg 41 to 6 A large homecoming crowd braved an intermittent sprinkling of rain to see Ronceverte roll over a cagey Lewisburg team 41 to 6 on Island Park field here last Friday. It was L. Baker here, there and everywhere as the versatile Greenbrier High School fullback personally accounted for three TD's and helped his teammates set up the other three. After the opening kick-off Greenbrier High School went to work from their own 25 yard line to drive 75 yards to pay dirt in the opening minutes of the game. L. Baker scored on a 32 yard dash off tackle. In the second period K. Goodall intercepted a Lewisburg pass on the 50 yard line. L. Honaker clipped off 10 yards and then a perfect 45 yard pass from L. Baker to K. Goodall was good for the second score. Line plays were good for both extra points and the score was 14 to 0. Still in the first half, T. Surber caught a partially-blocked Lewisburg punt on the 40. Then T. Surber rang up two first downs. L. Honaker carried the ball 10 yards to the 1 and L. Baker took it across on fourth down. Again the conversion was good and the half-time count was 21 to 0. L. Baker drew first blood in the second half, ripping through center for 38 yards for a touchdown. McCue of Lewisburg ran back the next kick-off to the center stripe and it looked as if the Senators might move. But L. Baker intercepted a pass on the 47 and on the next play K. Goodall raced 49 yards to the Lewisburg 9. T. Surber went to the 3 and a short pass from K. Goodall to John Hodge added 6 more points to Ronceverte's tally. This time the extra point was not good, the first and only of the day. In the fourth quarter Joe Zimmerman of Lewisburg suddenly broke loose for 52 yards to the Greenbrier High School 4 yard line. Johnson carried the ball across for the visitors' only score two plays later. First downs found Greenbrier High School on top 12 to 2. The locals were never forced to punt the entire game. Every man in the Greenbrier High School played a superb game. Clinebell, back in the lineup after being out of the Alderson game, showed how much the team missed him the week before. K. Goodall, a fast-improving player, did some excellent blocking, running and even passing. L. Baker, T. Surber and L. Honaker played their usual good game in the backfield. P. Donovan, A. Underwood, and N. Swink were strong as usual in the forward wall -- the best forward wall in the Greenbrier Valley this year. Score by quarters:
Reported By: Norman Blake
Tommy Surber, Co-Captain........................................................ Guard Bob Clineball, Co-Captain......................................................... Guard John Hodges.....................................................................Center Lindy Mann....................................................................Forward Don Farren.................................................................... .. Forward Kenneth Goodall................................................................Forward Leroy Honaker................................................................. Forward Lawrence Donovan............................................................... Guard Lindy Hodges.................................................................... Guard Stanley Leist................................................................... Forward Jerry O'Brien.................................................................. Forward Robert Loudermilk............................................................. Manager 1947 BASKETBALL GAMES DATE SCHOOL WE OPPONENTS THEY
SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Lindy Mann, Forward - All-Tournament Team Bob Clinebell, Guard - All-Tournament Team
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Weikle, Bob Carlisle, Ken Sealy, George Kastanas, Kenny Morgan, Tom Rosser, Pat Sullivan, Mike O'Brien, Gerald Joseph, Don Butts, David Church, Bill Weikle, Ray Williams. FRONT: Manager Howard Heslep and Coach Loudin.
 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Forrest Robinson, Darryl Waugh, Gary Morgan, Darrell Cornwell, Billy Morris, Danny George, Dayton Morgan, Donald Holliday, Bobby Shope, Bill Longanacre. SECOND ROW: Juris Skujins - manager, Charles Sullivan, Eddie Dolan, Bobby Murrell, Ronald Cornwell, Mike Kauffelt, Estel Cornwell, Lance Roach, Bob Jackson, Albert Poindexter, Billy Joe Fox. THIRD ROW: Henry Kauffelt, Warren Morris, Marshall Allman, Tommy Green, Kent Morgan, Basil Yates, "Skinny" Lucas, Coach "Toddy" Loudin, George Sowder - manager, Assistant Coach "Nat" Underwood, Robert Baker - manager.
FROM LEFT TO
RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Lee Doggett, Mark Morgan, Rob Graves, Melvin O'Brien,
Ronald Cornwell, Estel Cornwell, Mike Kauffelt. SECOND ROW: Billy Joe Fox,
Warren Morris, Marshall Allman, Eddie Dolan, Tom Green, Charles Sullivan,
Henry Kauffelt. THIRD ROW: Ken Veech, Coach Loudin, Forest Robinson.This team finished 17-2 and was ranked 2nd in the state behind Princeton who featured Rod Thorn.
 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sue Weikle, Ginger Rodgers, Patty Willis, Betty Willis. SECOND ROW: Robert Graves, Estel Cornwell, Henry Kauffelt, Forest Robinson, Mark Morgan, Ray Godby, Marshall Allman, Dayton Morgan, Donnie Holliday. THIRD ROW: Jim Baker - Manager, Tommy Holliday, Newt O'Brien, Darrell Cornwell, Pete Nichols, Ronald Morgan, Freddie Kyle, Denny LaFon, Tom Kersey, Beuford Bennett - Manager, Bob Patterson - Coach. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Humphries, Ernest Ramsey, Jimmy Deaver, Eddie Brant, Orlie Bennett, Jimmy Lee, Arnold Morgan, Sonny Wise, Bobby Myers, Monty McDowell - Manager.
 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Eugene Kelly, Terry Wright, Kenneth Vance, Jim Sullivan, Bo Shires, Barry Wise, Bill Withrow. SECOND ROW: Charlie Gardner, Albert Falls, Jerry Clemons, Ray Erskine, Jack Humphries, Randy Ballangee, John Perry, Steve Deaver. THIRD ROW: Lowell Morgan - Manager, Jim Mumnerlyn, Jim Surgeon, Forest Walker, Lindsey Persinger, Bob Morris, Keith Dolan, Larry Mullens, Larry Williams Manager, Coach - Not Shown - Bob Patterson.
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Loudin, Keith Dolan, Bill Withrow, Barry Wise, Doug Fullen, Dean Berkley, Perry Pauley, Bo Shires, Jim Sullivan, Mike Brown, Eugene Kelly, Wayne Church, Denny Baker, Ojar Skujins, Bob Gunter. Last team to appear in the State Tournament.
 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Robert Morris, Donald McKnight, Keith Dolan, David Sheffey, Johnny Hamrick, Andy Fry. SECOND ROW: Coach Loudin, Danny Adams, David Fox, Bill Clemons, Gray Honaker, Jim Surgeon, Lee McClung, Coach Pat Morgan.
FROM LEFT TO
RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Larry Mullins, Woody Bare, John Turner, Gary Robinson,
Terry Gunter, Bill Weikle, "Smoky" McKnight, Danny Adams, Bill O'Dell, Bob
Gunter. BACK ROW: Coach Loudin, Jim Surgeon, Keith Dolan, Andy Fry, Larry
Patton, David Sheffy, James Roach, Gary Ambler, Asst. Coach Pat Morgan.Outstanding team which appeared in State Tournament. There were no school classifications in 1964.
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Robert Morris, Gary Ambler, Mike Wise, James Matheny, Kenny Sims, Woody Bare, Ronnie Baker, Glenn Forren, Johnnie Hefner. SECOND ROW: Pat Morgan - Assistant Coach James Roach, Bobby Weikle, Bill O'Dell, Donnie Turner, Coach "Toddy" Loudin. THIRD ROW: David Level, Emmitt Deaver, Mike Morgan, Ronnie McClure, Donald Wilmer.
Received his A.B. Degree from Davis-Elkins College in 1924 and M.A. Degree from West Virginia University. Attended Coaching School at Superior, Wisconsin under Knute Rockne and Dr. Clarence Meanwell. Also attended Coaching Schools at Davis-Elkins College and West Virginia University. COACHING YEARS: 1 year at Tygart Valley High School; 3 years at Cameron High School; 3 years a: Middlebourne High School; 3 years at Rowlesburg High School; 31 years at Greenbrier High School. RECORD
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