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 2007 Class of Hall of Fame Greer High School Athletic Hall of Fame Jack Coker-Class of 1982
Jack played football and golf for four years at Greer High. He played quarterback, following in his brother?s footsteps, James, also a Hall of Fame member. Under Jack?s leadership, Greer went 7-3 in 1980 and 8-2 in 1981. Jack?s 1980 team defeated Clinton for the first time since 1958. Jack received the Greer Citizen Player of the Week each of those seasons. He played under Coach Jim Few. Jack was named to the Peach Blossom All-Conference Team. After graduating from Greer, Jack attended Coastal Carolina University. He became a volunteer football coach for Greer High. Jack is now a partner and publisher for Greer Now Magazine. He is the son of Jim and Linda Coker & Betty Coker. Jack and his wife Andrea have 3 children. Carlos Pruitt-Class of 1991 Carlos transferred to Greer High from Belton-Honea Path where he played his senior season in 1990. He played linebacker and fullback under Coach Stuart Holcombe. Even though Carlos only played one season with the Yellow Jackets, he made quite an impact on the playing field. He was named All-Conference and All-State and represented Greer on the South Carolina Shrine Bowl Team. Carlos also participated in track at Greer High School, running the 100 and 200 sprints. After an outstanding season at Greer, Carlos received a scholarship to North Carolina State University where he was a three-year starter at linebacker. Carlos graduated from N.C. State in 1996. Carlos is a Charlotte resident and is married with two children. He is a regional vice-president with The Bankers Bank. Joey Foxhall-Class of 1995 Joey was a member the Greer High baseball team. Joey pitched and played shortstop. Joey had an outstanding .366 batting average at Greer High. He was Most Valuable Player, an All-State shortstop and played in the 1995 North-South baseball game. Joey received an Academic Award and was also the editor of the Greer High Yearbook. After graduating from Greer, Joey attended the College of Charleston where he was a two time All Conference player and Most Valuable Player in baseball. He was also a three time Academic All-American. Presently, Joey is an attorney in Charlotte. He is the son of Russ and Helen Foxhall. Scott Foxhall-Class of 1989 Scott played baseball for four years at Greer High School. During that time he was a three-year starter in the pitching rotation. Scott was named All-Conference his junior and senior years and lead the Yellow Jackets to the Peach Blossom Conference title as the ace of the staff. This team finished 24-5 and played into the quarterfinals of the sixteen-team AAA playoffs under Coach Massullo. Scott was also an academic selection each year and the editor of the 1989 Le Flambeau. Scott attended the College of Charleston where he was a three-time letter winner. He is among the school?s all-time leader in strikeouts, games started, complete games and innings pitched. He is currently the Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator in his 12th season at College of Charleston. Scott is the son of Russ and Helen Foxhall and husband of Laura Foxhall.  There were four new members inducted into the 2005 class of the Greer High Hall of Fame Friday, October 10 at Dooley Field. They are: Coach Marion Waters Coach Waters came to Greer High School in 1974, where he coached football for eleven years. He coached the defensive line & worked with Steve Woodward in developing one of the most productive defensive football teams in the state. He says the best part was “coaching so many great young athletes that became fine young men.” A highlight was knocking off #1 ranked Spartanburg 21-0 in 1975. He became Principal at Greer Middle School in 1986, and then at Greer High in 1993. Mr. Waters is particularly proud of the community aspect of Greer High, and the expanded programs at the school that allows students more opportunity to participate. The service learning organizations and clubs allow young people to give back to the community through civic projects such as Big Thursday. Prior to Greer, he attended Clinton High School and then Newberry College, where he played football for 4 years and was selected team captain. An exceptional educator & administrator, Coach Waters played for the great coach Steve Robertson, who influenced him in a positive way. He is married to Ann, and they have a daughter, Melanie Dixon. Mr.Philip & Mrs. Heather Smith Both Heather & Phil have been faithful boosters of Greer High School for the last 27 years. They were both members of the Greer Band Boosters in the 70’s & 80’s. During that time, Heather held various offices and Phil was on the Pit Crew carrying band supplies to games & competitions in the back of his pick up truck. When their daughter graduated in 1982, they became involved in the Athletic Booster Club, where they were charter members. Heather has held many offices in the Club & helped establish the Greer Booster Club scholarship award & the Greer High Hall of Fame. They helped raise funds for the stadium, and helped build the original Humble Bumble wagon, where they would not only give it it’s name, but work there on most Friday nights. Phil would drive the cheerleaders to away games for many years and other trips, including one year to Disney World. After their son Philip, who currently serves as the team’s Defensive Coordinator, graduated in 1990, they continued supporting Greer High. Phil is a member of the Press Box Crew, serving as spotter, and affectionately known as the Press Box Bouncer. Heather continues to help with many special events, including the Hall of Fame & Parent’s Night. They are faithful boosters & true Yellow Jackets. Stephanie Davis Stephanie is one of the most decorated female athletes at Greer High. She was an All-Region volleyball player for four consecutive years. She lettered over 20 times at Greer in academics, track, volleyball, and basketball. On the basketball court, she helped lead the Yellow Jackets, and was chosen to represent Greer on the East-West All-Star basketball team. In her time at Greer, she was selected as the MVP of the Greer volleyball team, and served as team captain. Stephanie was a peer tutor, and participated as a coach for the Special Olympics. She went on to play volleyball at Lander University, where she graduated in May, 2004. Bobby Kay Bobby Kay was an outstanding athlete & student at Greer High. He began his athletic career at Greer in the 8th grade, where he played & started for the basketball team. He would play basketball for Greer for five years. Bobby also played football for four years, and played on the golf team for four years as well. Bobby continued to excel after graduation, winning several golf tournaments, including the Greer Club Championship. He also played on the Greer High baseball team in his time at Greer. He earned the Block G letter in every sport he participated in, as Bobby was a true multi-sport athlete. Bobby died on November 8, 2004 after a courageous battle with cancer. A friend to many and a devoted husband & father to his wife Sandi, and three children Abby, Ashley, & Allison, Bobby was a member of the Class of 1971. Congratulations to the newest Hall of Famers! SCROLL DOWN TO SEE THE COMPLETE LIST OF THE GREER HIGH ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME! 2004 Class Greer High Hall of Fame Jack Mckinney Jack graduated in the class of 1957. A four sport star, Jack was All District & All Upperstate in football. He was the most valuable lineman in the Rotary Bowl game, and was selected to play in the North-South All-Star game. In addition, he was an honorable mention WigWam All-American. He was a member of the 1956 Greer High Football team that was the consensus South Carolina State Champions. Jack was named All-District in both baseball & basketball, and won the 220 yard dash at the district track meet. Michael Jones Micheal Jones was a rare four year starter at linebacker on the Yellow Jacket football team. As a sophomore, he scored the game winning touchdown with a 26 yard reception against Woodruff & in his senior year he helped the Jackets set a school record with 81 points in a game against Riverside with an interception and a fumble recovery. He was named All-Region and All-Greenville County in 1995, and helped the Jackets win the AAA State Championship in 1994. Michael is a member of the Class of 1996. Kory Jones Kory Jones is a member of the Class of 2000 at Greer High School. As a two way player on offense & defense, Kory played on several talented Yellow Jacket teams. As a senior, he rushed for over 1000 yards and was an honorable mention running back on the Greenville County All-Star team. Kory had many big plays and big games for the Jackets, but none bigger than his 3 touchdowns in a comeback victory over Fairfield Central that advanced Greer to the Upper State Championship. On a team full og great players, Kory was named in 1999, as The Greer Citizen Player of the Year. Note: Michael & Kory Jones were killed this past summer in a house fire in Greer. Karlyn Brown From the Class of 1999, Karlyn is one of the greatest female atheletes to play at Greer High. She started her career in the 7th grade, earning a varsity letter in volleyball and received the Coach’s Award in 1993. In 1994 & 95, she was named Most Outstanding on the track team. She was named All-Region in volleyball 3 straight years from 1996-98, and was named Booster Club Volleyball Player of the Week seven times, and earned team MVP in 1997. On the basketball court, she played & lettered four years, earning All-Region her junior & senior years. In those years, she was named Best Offensive Player. As a senior she entered the 1000 point club, and was named MVP at the Piedmont Athletic Association All-Star game. A Who’s Who in both high school & college, Karlyn received an academic letter & went on to graduate at Lander University. James Brown James, a 1990 graduate of Greer High School, played both basketball and baseball. His senior year, he was named the basketball team’s Most Valuable Player on offense. A great shooter, he won the Upperstate Championship in The Pantry Three-Point Shootout. On the baseball field, he was an All-Conference first baseman with a career batting average of .400. He has continued on the softball field, being named the 1998 ASA South Carolina Player of the Year. J.B. also currently serves as a volunteer assistant coach on the Greer High basketball team. CLASS OF 1942 Thomas E. Duncan CLASS OF 1944 C.L. Howell CLASS OF 1946 Luther Glenn CLASS OF 1947 Glenn Miller Charles Henderson J.D. Underwood Arthur Durham Carol Powers CLASS OF 1948 Wayne Godfrey CLASS OF 1949 John Jones Tom Cabiness James Gowan CLASS OF 1950 Homer Voyles James Cox Marshall Lindsay Leon Gravley CLASS OF 1951 Bobby Spencer CLASS OF 1952 Edwin Dacus CLASS OF 1953 Ralph Voyles Steve Robertson Ben Jones Doris Johnson Bost CLASS OF 1954 Joe Craft Jerry Penland Pat Gowan McDonald CLASS OF 1955 Leon McLemore CLASS OF 1956 George Jones Steve Satterfield Dickie Gravley Butch Miller Don Jones CLASS OF 1957 Murray Hall David Boozer Bobby Gravley Susan Jackson Nuttal Bobby Howard Billy Howard Jack McKinney CLASS OF 1958 Steve Brown Hugh Granade Jimmy Howell CLASS OF 1959 Bill Smith Tony Tipton Pat Sudduth Don Lister Brenda Garren Hood CLASS OF 1960 Wayne Gambrell Jay Doolittle, Jr. Ann Dobson Hammond Carolyn Reeves Perry Jo Ann Stoddard Mabry CLASS OF 1961 Dennis Lynn CLASS OF 1962 Stan Godfrey Francis Grant Pat Green Curt Hollifield Pat Farmer CLASS OF 1963 Billy Joe Stewart Larry Gambrell Barry Foster Malcom Singleton Barry Groce CLASS OF 1964 Arthur Craig Clay Bradburn Robert Lynn Bobby Harley CLASS OF 1965 Steve Greer Steve Woodward Jimmy Hannon Mike Howell CLASS OF 1966 Jeff Garren Frank Whitlock Wayne McKinney CLASS OF 1967 Mike Aughtry John Mahony CLASS OF 1968 Rockie Pittman Steven Wade Ray Hannon Jerry Johnson Steve Barton Wayne Underwood CLASS OF 1969 Mark Cantrell Johnny Kay David Dobson James Hawkins CLASS OF 1970 Michael Hudson Dean Kimbrell Alex Dobson Keith Hannon Ricky Dobson Ted Wilson CLASS OF 1971 Bobby Kay CLASS OF 1972 Ronnie Bennett Randy McCullen Barry Beeks CLASS OF 1973 Marney Hannon Roger Jones CLASS OF 1974 Steve Gibbs Pierce Williams Tony Crossland CLASS OF 1975 Wayne Underwood Clint Harvey CLASS OF 1976 Charles Fowler Rocky Eledge Chris Holtzclaw Mark Reeve Robbie Gravley CLASS OF 1977 Robin Howard Bo Edwards CLASS OF 1978 Jeff Farrington Angela Wright Jones David Reeve Prissy Bunker Howell CLASS OF 1979 Chris Fowler Dempsey Cohen Ray Smith CLASS OF 1980 Calvin Fowler James Coker CLASS OF 1982 Jack Coker Marshall Grayson Ben Hannon Curtis Collins CLASS OF 1983 David Grayson Danny Cox CLASS OF 1984 David Singfield Mike Harris CLASS OF 1985 Jeff Thomason Julie McArver Wilson CLASS OF 1986 Russ Howard Mitch Turner, Jr. Carla Gambrell Pesce CLASS OF 1987 Kim Rumsey Travis Perry CLASS OF 1988 Anthony Williams Sabrina Stockman Fowler Van Brannon CLASS OF 1989 Scott Foxhall CLASS OF 1990 Philip Smith Nelson Welch Chad Hannon Reuben Wright Jeff Rumsey Daniel Wirnsburger James Brown CLASS OF 1991 Lamar McGee Carlos Pruitt CLASS OF 1992 Brad Dill CLASS OF 1995 Andy Hastings John Scott Knox White Derrick Drummond Joey Foxhall CLASS OF 1996 Heath Brown Lee Dumas Justin Hill Lamont Williams Ron Bruton Robyn Howell Michael Jones CLASS OF 1998 Travis Crain CLASS OF 1999 Karlyn Brown Kory Jones CLASS OF 2000 Stephanie Davis COACHES IN THE HALL OF FAME Dan Riggs Walt Pinson Phil Clark Eddis Freeman Lewis Phillips Jim Few Stuart Holcombe Jeff Neely Marion Waters Travis Perry PRINCIPAL B.L. 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