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Mrs. Donovan was Charlie Brown's teacher. Mrs. Othmar was Linus's teacher.
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Who is dark hair girl in peanuts cartoon?
her name is Lucy
Who is actress in planters peanuts unibrow commercial?
Her name is Christa Woomer.
What was charlie browns teachers name?
Charlie Brown's Teacher is Mrs. Donovan, Linus'sTeacher is Miss Othmar. In Peanuts, the characters often seemed to share classes, despite their age differences, and sometimes Charlie Brown was in Miss Othmar's class.
Peanuts character with a number for a name 55595472?
"555 95472" - '5' for short since he was never named .
What is the name of bellas gym teacher?
Coach Clapp.
What teacher does Linus have a crush on in Peanuts?
Miss Othmar.
What is the birth name of Peanuts Lowery?
Peanuts Lowery's birth name is Henry Lee Lowrey.
What is the birth name of Peanuts Hucko?
Peanuts Hucko's birth name is Hucko, Michael Andrew.
What is the birth name of Peanuts Holland?
Peanuts Holland's birth name is Herbert Lee Holland.
What name do you name your pet?
Um..... Peanuts
What was the original name of peanuts?
The original name of Peanuts was "Li'l Folks" when it debuted in 1950. It was later changed to "Peanuts" by the syndicate that distributed the comic strip.
What is schroeders first name from peanuts?
Schroeder was the only name ever given to the Peanuts character created by Charles M. Schulz .
What is the birds name on peanuts?
Woodstock
What is a name of a comic strip?
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Was John Wilkes Booth's horse named Peanuts?
Peanuts was not the name of the horse, Peanuts was the nickname of the man who held control of the horse for Booth. The horse's name, according to several sources, was Cola.
What is the name of snoopy's owner name in peanuts?
Charlie Brown .
What is the originals name of the comic strip peanuts?
The original name of the comic strip "Peanuts" was "Li'l Folks" when it debuted in 1950 by Charles Schulz. It was later renamed "Peanuts" by United Feature Syndicate.
