Dan Moss has been picked to represent the 1971 varsity baseball team because of his fine all‑around play. Dan plays second base for the Warriors. Not only is he a good hitter, hitting near .300, but his fielding has been excellent also.

Dan praised Coaches Al Carstens and Don Olson by saying, "Both of these coaches have really helped me. I owe much of my present ability to them."

Among his awards, Dan made the 1971 All‑Conference baseball team, has been in M‑Club for two years, and was captain of the wrestling and baseball teams in his sophomore year. Dan plans on attending Harper Junior College for his first two years.


Soccer and golf were two of the sports that Gary Navratil '71 excelled in this past year. He took over as goalie for the Maine West varsity soccer team in the middle of the season and did a fine job in the nets as he shut out such teams as Maine North and Niles West.

Gary received his varsity letter in golf in his sophomore and junior years. This year he led the stickmen with an average score of 41 for nine holes, as he was the most consistent golfer on the team. The lowest score Gary shot for nine holes this season was two over par 38.

After graduation Gary will attend Oakton Community Junior College in Morton Grove. There he will major in mechanical design.

As for this tennis season, Steve Jackson has to be one of the team's most consistent stars. Steve had confidence in both the team and in himself. He also achieved a great personal accomplishment by qualifying for the state tennis competition.

Steve is going to Eastern Illinois University. He does not have a scholarship, but he will be working for the athletic department.

Among Steve's many awards for personal performance, he has also lettered for two years. Steve said, "We had a tough time, but the team looks good for next year."


Jeff Duff '71 replied, when asked what he remembered most about track this year, "The day I took four firsts in one meet at Glenbrook South." Jeff‑, a letterman for three years in track, has taken firsts in the Evanston relays, Waukegan, Niles North, Drew, conference (indoor and outdoor), and will go downstate for the second year in a row.

Jeff attributes all of his great fortune to Mr. Robert Goerne and Mr. Ronald Brown, coaches.