Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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SPECIALREPORTSPECIALREPORTSPECIALREPORTSPECIALREPORTSPECIALREI ELECTION The professional pollsters said it was going to be too close to call, but Sprayberry students picked the winners before the nation knew who was going to win. Before the election, Sprayberry students picked George Lankford over George Bently for the County Commis- sioner seat, and for the House of Representatives Sprayberry chose Larry McDonald over Richard Castelluis by a landslide. Herman Talmadge was crushed by Mack Mattingly for U.S. Senate. Also in the Sprayberry poll, for presidential office, Indepenedent candidate John Anderson and Libertarian Ed Clark tied with 6'Va of the vote. Sprayberry chose Ronald Reagan, over Jimmy Carter, with 49M of the vote. Reagan won the national election coast to coast. After thousands of miles, millions of words, and millions of dollars, the campaign that newspapers across the country were still headlining foo close to call, turned out to be a landslide victory. Ronald Wilson Reagan had been elected the fortieth president of the United States of America.

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