miss othmar was the teacher's name in charlie brown.
what is the teacher's name in charlie brown?
miss othmar
valentine's day then comes and the gang brings valentine cards for everybody. at birchwood school, schroeder explains a box labelled "valentines for those we love" with a slot for putting the cards in. charlie brown brings a briefcase hoping he will get lots of valentines. however, after the cards are passed out, it turns out charlie brown got nothing. he got nothing except for a candy heart (a candy heart which reads an impolite comment; "forget it, kid!"). angry, charlie brown throws the valentine box out the classroom window. linus also never gave his candy to miss othmar because she left with her boyfriend. sally who still believes the box of candy is for her, is dismayed when he attempts to go after the teacher to give her the candy. charlie brown and linus vent their heartbreak in different ways: linus throws his chocolates off a bridge ("this one is for love! this one is for valentines! this one is for romance...!"), not knowing that snoopy and woodstock are under it, catching and eating every chocolate he throws off; charlie brown kicks his mailbox, only to have snoopy pop out of it and kiss him. ("i "hate" valentine's day!" charlie brown says). the next day, violet gives charlie brown a used valentine (she struck her own name from it) as an apology, despite schroder berating her for dropping by the day after valentine's day and acting out of guilt. ("don't listen to him; i'll take it!" charlie brown says). as charlie brown and linus meet at the brick wall later, charlie brown expresses hope that violet's pity valentine will start a trend, and he will get even more valentines the following year.
be my valentine, charlie brown
shermy appears in multiple animated peanuts tv specials (although he becomes more of a minor character after the 1960s), beginning with "a charlie brown christmas" in 1965, where he has one line of dialogue. upon being cast as a shepherd in the gang's christmas pageant, he laments being typecast: "every christmas it's the same: i always end up playing a shepherd." his appearances also include (sometimes with dialogue and sometimes without) "charlie brown's all-stars", "it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown", "you're in love, charlie brown", "it was a short summer, charlie brown", "you're not elected, charlie brown", "be my valentine, charlie brown", "it's your first kiss, charlie brown", "is this goodbye, charlie brown?", "why, charlie brown, why?", "it's spring training, charlie brown", "it was my best birthday ever, charlie brown", and "i want a dog for christmas, charlie brown" with many of the latter being produced several years after he had already disappeared from the comic strip. shermy is mentioned briefly in the musical "you're a good man, charlie brown", in the song "the doctor is in," but does not appear or have a speaking part; and he also makes appearances in three feature films including "a boy named charlie brown", as well as a cameo appearance in "snoopy, come home". shermy is also seen several times in "the charlie brown and snoopy show" and is even mentioned by name in episode 13 from television (as seen on the "go snoopy go!" dvd).
shermy