Harrison High School - Golden Goblin Yearbook (Harrison, AR)

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'66 Wamewmdag The Harrison Goblins celebrated a suc- cessful homecoming almost on the eve of Halloween by downing the Siloam Springs Pan- thers, 20-7 to move into secondplace inRegion 1AA play. The Goblins really took command in the final six minutes and marched 87 yards to pay- dirt with 41 seconds showing on the clock to ice the aff air. Roy Eoff scored all the touchdowns for the Goblins, but they had to make two stout goal-line stands before they could claim the sweet victory. Bill Linch Halfback, 1 yr. James Hunt Guard, 1 yr. pi n Annum. . T N' k 1 R Despite the pile up, Roy Eoff was over for the f1rst of Ommy lc e S Blu eaves several scores against Siloam. Halfback, 1 yr. Quarterback, 2 yr. Arnie Raulston Steve Greenhaw Fullback, 1 yr. Halfback, 1 yr. Robert Hudson Wingback, 2 yr. Jim Dudley Tackle, 1 yr. l. Paul Raney Tackle, 2 yr. Paul Choate Tackle, 1 yr.

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: ,x Clarke Draper Ray McCraw Def. End, 2 yr. Wingback, 2 yr. Gary Brazzeal Tony Kendall End, 1 yr. Tackle, 1 yr. Joe Harden James McEntire End, 3 yr. Linebacker, 3 yr. The Goblins lost their third game of the season by droping a 7-0 non-conference affair to the Berryville Bobcats--only the second defeat in 18 years to the Carroll County lads. The Goblins next tumbled to the Subiaco Trojans by the score of 21-12. The Goblins outplayedthe Trojans for the first 18 minutes and looked like champs for a period before the visiting Trojans got their offense rolling and Harrison went down 21-12. The Goblins , dropping the ir third str aight The rest wait their turn while Paul Raney, Robert Huds alp-...msn John Phillips Bernest Cain Guard, 3 yr. Guard, 3 yr. game, falling to the Corning Bobcats by the score 7-0. The Goblins fought hard and came very close to scoring about 4times but never could push the ball across. Next the Goblins played probably their best game of the season when they tied the Rogers Mountaineers 13-13. The Goblins, after the Rogers game, moved into a tie for secondplace with Rogers, While Subiaco is in first. Steve Greenhaw get ready for two-on-one reaction drill ' mSk.iW

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The Goblins ran their record to 4-5-1 by defeating the Branson Pirates 66-12. The starters left the game with 2 minutes gone in the second quarter and except for a brief appearance at the beginning of the third stanza watched the contest from the sidelines. The Goblins next evened out their record to 5-5-1 as they romped the Huntsville Eagles 40-6. The offense continued to look better but as usual it was the Goblin defense that took con- trol of the game. HHS played their last football game of the '66 season on winning Ways as they downed the Bentonville Tigers 34-6. The win put the Gob- lins on a winning season as it pulled their record up to 6-5-1. The Goblins finished second this year in Region 1AA play , one-half game behind Subiaco . Roy Arnold, seated, and Chuck Yarbrough, Managers, are caught doing what they do best---sitting around. 5 Q Greg Wilson Linebacker, 2 yr. The Trojans of Subiaco line up against the Goblins strong defense. qfczfndoaw golden Qafldow M644 Seaman 70654 6-5-7 Zecafwl w-151 . .alt ,gl Ed Collier Jim Echols Bill Hudson Mike Jech 100 Center, 2 yr. Tackle, 2 yr. End, 1 yr. Quarterback, 1 yr.