lineman with the Green Bay Packers and Houston Texans Annastasia Batikis – AAGPBL outfielder with the Racine Belles Caron Butler – NBA professional basketball player John Clay – NFL running back for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Scott C. Fergus – member of the Wisconsin State Assembly Kenneth L. Greenquist – member of the Wisconsin State Senate Ben Hecht – screenwriter, director, producer, playwright, journalist, and novelist Solomon Hutcherson – MMA and UFC fighter. Abdul Jeelani (né Gary Cole) – NBA small forward with the Dallas Mavericks and Portland Trail Blazers Maj. John L. Jerstad (1918–1943) – World War II Major, U.S. Army Air Force Pilot and Medal of Honor recipient Maj. Gen. Richard G. Kaiser ('83) - Major General, U.S. Army (retired) Fredric March (1897–1975) – two-time Academy Award and Tony Award-winning stage and film actor Barbara McNair – singer and actress Eric Morones, saxophonist and composer, lead alto saxophonist for Brian Setzer Orchestra Brent Moss – NFL running back with the Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Rams Norm Nelson - American stock car racer Edward Peil Sr., actor LaTonya Sims – professional basketball player and UW-Madison basketball player, Gatorade Player of the Year William H. Upham (1841–1924) – 18th Governor of Wisconsin Fred Venturelli – NFL kicker with the Chicago Bears Jerry Woods – NFL defensive back with the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers Al Zupek – NFL fullback See also The World's Best Prom: An award-winning documentary and forthcoming feature-length documentary about high school prom in Racine, Wisconsin. References External links Official Park High web site Park High School athletics web site Racine history: Racine High School "Park High School Turns 75", Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 8, 2004. High schools in Racine, Wisconsin Educational institutions established in 1928 Public high schools in Wisconsin 1928 establishments in Wisconsin