Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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THE MAKING OF A PRE IDE T When Bernard Corbett, comedian and hedonist per- sonified, announced his intentions to run for the senior class presidency, the majority of his fellow classmates looked forward to an amusing, possibly hysterical, cam- paign climaxed with a Carsonian monologue instead of a serious speech. In essence, many of the voters didn't even consider him a serious candidate and much of the opposition didn't consider him at all. Other presidential candidates looked back to the Freshman elections when Bernie also ran for office and was defeated. The Freshman election is usually a popu- larity contest and when a friendly candidate can't win under such circumstances, what chance does he have when the voters are looking for a serious, motivated, responsible man in office? Bernie's chances were, in fact, infinitesimal until he N discarded his old jokes and began carefully cultivating a fresh image. He accomplished this new miraculous tran- sition with such style and political poise that he com- pletely outdistanced his rivals. Now halfway through the year, Bernie has, for the most part, successfully maintained his new image except for sporadic bursts of vintage Corbett humor. And who would criticize him if the bursts of buffoonery occurred more often? 6 E,-,R ,,5, M ily .2 , R UM,,w 'vsff 514: vi