Irmo High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Irmo, SC)

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AZ' ' Well howdy, pan'lner! The west' ern look is popular with Julie Fowler who sports a cowboy hat. Yay, team! Cheering the football team on to victory, cheerleader mas- cot Meredith McCants gives the crowd a rousing show of support. 1 Opening 3

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ff -.,, Ii ff ,if J ', nt, s -' '.sl' 5 .'s' Tm '71 f .,l' ln all his or her glory . . . Danny Westerkam, alias Delilah, and his side- kick Dr. Sprawls prepare to give the crown to the new queen. Strutting her stuff. pistol packin' Hi-Stepper Suzette DeMaci dances through a routine for a cheering pep rally audience. Yes, in whatever Irmo High School students did, they certainly attracted attention. Why, even the very day before school was supposed to have start- ed, the attention of the whole state was turned to Irmo, where students could not return to school on schedule. Due to the discovery of asbestos in the ceiling, school was delayed for a week. The entire first-floor ceiling had to be rebuilt so that any possi- ble threat of cancer was removed. The news media took an interest in Irmo High and everyone watched as faculty and students moved Irmo High School to the second floor. After everything was settled in and the year was belatedly kicked off, things began to feel like Irmo again. School spirit was at an all time high, and students and faculty showed it. They supported Irmo's many activities, whether they were athletic, cultural or academic. And, although it was not the number one priority for the 1981-'82 school year, the Irmese thought black and gold anyway. Even throughout some unaccustomed defeat, Irmo stu- dents were proud to say, Look at me . . .. I'm From IR1VI0l Opening 5