Peanuts by Charles Schulz for September 06, 1970
September 05, 1970
September 07, 1970
Transcript:
Linus sits at his desk. He holds a pencil under his chin.<BR><BR> He writes in script: "Theme: On Returning to School After Summer Vacation."<BR><BR> "No one can deny the joys of a Summer vacation with its days of warmth and freedom." Linus reads what he has written.<BR><BR> "It must be admitted, however, that the true joy joy lies in returning to our halls of learning." Linus writes.<BR><BR> "So is not life itself a learning process? Do we not mature according to our learning? Do not each of us desire that he"<BR><BR> Linus walks, hollding the paper.<BR><BR> He reaches up and places it on a large desktop.<BR><BR> He walks back.<BR><BR> Linus says, "Yes, Ma'am? Oh... Why, thank you, I'm glad you liked it.."<BR><BR> Linus leans back in his seat. Charlie Brown, who sits behind him, looks up at him. Linus says, "As the years go by, you learn what sells!"<BR><BR>
valheru about 12 years ago
Funny, but Linus started as a baby, while CB was in school already. Now they are in the same class.
Pelahnar over 10 years ago
He has very nice handwriting.
GenreChowderStudios almost 8 years ago
Did people capitalize seasons back in the day, or is this just what Linus was doing?
jtyroler over 7 years ago
So, is Lucy, who was younger than Charlie Brown in the early strips, in a higher grade in school than Charlie Brown? Could part of the reason for the diminished appearances of Violet and Patty be because they’ve advanced a few grades higher than Charlie Brown?
Me4832 about 5 years ago
I’m glad I learned cursive when I was in elementary school, though I wish the school had me practice for more than 2 years. It will be a sad time when people can’t read Linus’s neat cursive writing any more