Case High School - Class of 1988 - Racine, WI

Warning: there are some Tshirt links that keep appearing on this page… FYI, we are NOT selling those fancy CASE HS T-shirts right now, folks. Loads of people are posting sketchy links on this page, so don't even think about clicking on them. We're reporting them as fast as they pop up, but it's like playing whack-a-mole. They're not affiliated with us and are probably phishing scams. Don't interact, or you might regret it. Thanks, and have a fantastic day!

Hey everyone! There is a fun group that has been planning Case 1980’s alumni class reunions the past couple of years, and they’re doing it again this summer! Our class of 1988 reunion committee isn’t part of the planning, but I know lots of our alums have gone and had a fantastic time! Here’s the info!

Hello Eagles! Attached is the Annual Update from the J.I. Case High School Scholarship Fund for 2024. The Fund grew over $3000 in 2024 even after awarding the scholarship and paying administrative expenses. This growth is due to the ongoing generosity of our donors and a strong 2024 investment plan by the Racine Community Foundation.
It would be great to get the Fund over $50,000 in 2025. We would like to be able to expand the number of scholarships awarded. Keep an eye out for the 2025 recipient who will be announced in a month or so. As always, the Fund Committee thanks you for your continued support and encouragement to Case students and alumni. Many thanks, and Best to all of you.

This is a post from Mike Shalbrack. Please contact him directly with any questions. Thanks!

It has been a slow snow season until this week…. Apparently Mother Nature is trying to catch up.

Hey everyone…. I hope you’re all staying healthy and happy. We have a classmate (Rob Hammill) who has been going through some challenging and very serious medical issues. A friend of his has set up a gofundme fundraiser and we thought you may want to know. The link is in this post. If you would like to let our beloved classmate know you’re thinking of him either through a donation, prayer, good vibes or whatever works for you, we absolutely know that he and his family would be incredibly grateful. We love you Rob! Thank you everyone.

Humble Family Needs Help with Medical Expenses, organized by Tina Swenson As some of you may know, my dear friend Rob Hammill had a seizure in the … Tina Swenson needs your support for Humble Family Needs Help with Medical Expenses

A little flashback... Someone posted this on another Case HS group page! Recognize anyone?!

How’s everyone holding up in this COVID world we are in?!

Hey everyone! It has been awhile! I hope your 2020 is off to a brilliant start!

We had a wonderful lady contact us today because she found something belonging to a Case high class of 1988 grad named Jessica Kuc_______. Can anyone help us contact this classmate? Thanks in advance!

Happy Thanksgiving to you all. We hope it’s filled with laughter, joy and great people!

Our fellow Case Alumnus (Albeit younger alumnus), Tom Sorensen, is doing a volleyball skills clinic in Racine!

Tom Sorensen Skills Clinic Starts in 7 Days--Spots Still Available We are super excited to welcome back Olympian and Racine County Hall of Famer, Tom Sorensen to his home town of Racine as he will be partnering with Epic Volleyball Club to put on a three-day skills clinic. 

Classmates, the son of an important member of our class, Angie Zerzanek King, was in a VERY serious car accident last week. It sounds like he is in stable condition, but in pretty rough shape with a long road ahead. This is the go fund me page that was set up for him. Knowing how loved Angie is, I thought many of you may want to know and help. 💜

Hoping for a full and quick recovery for Nolan!

Click here to support Nolan’s Bills organized by Morgan Brown On Saturday September 15th at approx. 10:30 am Nolan Kortendick was in the wrong place at the wrong time and was involved in a serious car accident. What he thought was just another Saturday morning working on cars ended up being a day that would change his life in a matter of seconds. As a resul...