October 2011 | North Central College

Alumnus Pat Rizzo takes eighth at Pan American Games marathon

North Central College men’s cross country and track & field alumnus Patrick Rizzo ’05 finished eighth Sunday at the Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Rizzo told the Chicago Tribune he didn’t have any problem with the mile-high altitude as he clocked 2 hours, 21 minutes, 58 seconds in what was a tuneup for January’s Olympic trials.

Studying the past sheds light on Jessica’s future

150 Moments: Bill Shatzer ’42, Cardinal football great

Bill Shatzer ’42, 1940 Spectrum yearbook

North Central College student-athlete Bill Shatzer ’42 defied the odds as standout four-sport athlete, honored with life-size statue, named to Hall of Fame.

Born in Lewiston, Pa., Bill Shatzer ’42 moved to Mooseheart, Ill., following the death of his father. He enrolled at North Central College in 1938 and proceeded to excel in a variety of sports here at the College.

Shatzer lettered three times each in basketball and baseball and twice in track. However, he may be best remembered for his accomplishments in football.

Nov. 1, 2011—North Central College is honoring James Will of Arlington Heights by adding his name to the College’s Wall of Witness.

Alumnus Pat Rizzo takes eighth at Pan American Games marathon

Studying the past sheds light on Jessica’s future

New options for health fields

Exploring Korean culture

Go east young man...or woman.

Service trip alters lives

150 Moments: Bill Shatzer ’42, Cardinal football great

Chicago Internships

Concert Choir hits high notes on Italian tour

James Will named to North Central College’s Wall of Witness