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Thanks to Brent Johnson for the Link. Class of 1997 and 2004 here. Kevin Paull Gorman and Mark Gorman

Home - Norcross Alumni Night | Norcross Alumni Welcome to the First Annual Norcross High School Alumni Night

Congratulations Lady Blue Devils

Norcross Alumni,
We are gearing up for out 2021-22 school year and have some exciting things in the works. We are dedicating our NEW TURF GAME FIELD on August 20th and are taking this opportunity to have our First Annual Alumni Night. That's where you come in. Just provide your contact information by clicking on the link below and ALL ALUMNI will get TWO TICKETS to the game for FREE! There will be several other ways for you to participate as well and we will send you all that information, along with your tickets, to the email address you provide. Also, feel free to share this link with all your former classmates or anyone else that graduated from Norcross High School.
Thanks,
GO BLUE DEVILS!!!!!
https://tinyurl.com/norcrossalumni

Today at 11am, come celebrate Graduates.

Today’s the BIG DAY to CELEBRATE all our Norcross 2020 Graduates with a parade!! Graduates—have you decked out your cars? Residents—are you ready to show them some love and cheer them as they pass by?? Let’s do this!!

When:
Saturday, May 30th at 11:00 a.m.
Graduates -Vehicle Line-Up 10:40-11:00 a.m.

Who:
High School & College Graduates of 2020 who are residents of the City of Norcross

Where:
Graduates -Line up at One Heart Church. The route will progress through the city and has been shared on NextDoor and the city’s social media.

How:
Graduates -Decorate your car and join the line-up! Include your name and school you graduated from. High school graduates may want to share where they are headed to college and decorate for it. Have a driver, drive yourself… up to you! Just remember to stay in your cars and follow CDC guidelines for social distancing. No need to RSVP.

Residents- Please spread the word, and join us on Saturday for some celebratory, but socially distant, fun! If you are not a graduate but live on the route, please stand out in your yard or sidewalk to cheer for them as they pass by. If the parade won’t pass your home, line the streets downtown or the perimeter of Thrasher Park (while respecting social distance) to participate. The antique fire truck will lead the parade and the city’s new trolley will serve as the caboose. Feel free to make posters, ring cow bells, decorate your yard, anything is welcome to help them feel loved and celebrated!

Check In: Norcross people how are doing, where are you at during these crazy times? Comment and chime in to support eachother. Show that Blue Devil pride!

Norcross Cooperative Ministry Food Drive
The Norcross Cooperative Ministry (NCM) is accepting donations in the Norcross Police Department lobby located at 65 Lawrenceville St. The most needed items include canned vegetables, canned fruit, canned meat, peanut butter and jelly as well as cereal. This is a great way to help out our families in need! (et)

Salute to our Officers for sharing Cheer throughout our community during these uncertain times. Well done

Norcross Police Department officers would like to sing Happy Birthday to one lucky resident outside their home today! If you, your child, a loved one, or a friend is having a birthday today or another day in April please email [email protected] NOW with the resident's age, address and your phone number so we can call you to set it up!

An old photo from my memories! Class of 1997 ~ Kevin Paul Gorman

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