Teachers Are People

Year: 1952

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Jack Kinney

AnimationComedy

Goofy serves as the heroic schoolteacher, taking roll and starting a lesson while a mischievous student, George, repeatedly disrupts—sneaking out to fish, squeaking chalk, making faces, and spraying classmates with a water pistol. George’s antics culminate when he blows up the school, forcing him to write “I will not bomb the school again” one hundred times.

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