Girls are smart, girls are fun. Hilltop Girls are number one!
We're the Boys of Hilltop School. We're the boys, and we rule!
A character in Timothy Goes to School
Played by Joanne Vannicola
Timothy Goes to School · 182 quotes
9th most-quoted character in Timothy Goes to School: in 22 of its 182 quotes
Most scenes with: Timothy (13), Yoko (9), Mrs. Jenkins (7)
Girls are smart, girls are fun. Hilltop Girls are number one!
We're the Boys of Hilltop School. We're the boys, and we rule!
[At Fritz's bye-now party]
[off-screen] All ears, children. [a present box sits on the table] Fritz, each of your friends has brought you something that you take with you to your new home.
Wow.
[The Franks went to Fritz]
Here's a can of franks and beans so you won't forget us.
[Fritz holds a can of franks and beans]
Yeah, we were going to give you two cans, but uh...
We kinda ate the other one.
[laughs] Thanks, guys.
[Fritz puts the can into the box. Nora went to Fritz]
I made you a talking tube, So if you ever start missing me you can... JUST USE THIS!!
[laughs] Thanks, Nora.
[Fritz put it in the box]
I wrote a poem for you.
Thanks, Grace.
[clears her throat] "Goodbye Fritz, A poem by Grace. "Here at Hilltop School, we saw you everyday. So we'll never forget you, even you move away." [gives Fritz the poem] Bye Bye!
[Fritz puts the poem in the box]
This is from my cherry tree.
Interesting.
Put it in water as soon as you get to your new home.
I will. Thanks, Yoko.
[Yoko walks away from Fritz]
Here.
[Lilly shows Fritz the ribbon]
What is it?
It's a ribbon. To tie around your finger So you won't forget me. [ties the ribbon on Fritz's finger]
I'll never forget you, Lilly.
[Lilly walks away. Doris show Fritz her painting]
I painted it just for you.
Thanks, Doris.
[Doris smiles and gives Fritz the painting. Charles holds a jar full of leaves]
This is for you, Fritz. You can keep bugs in it at your new house.
Wow, That's great. Thanks, Charles.
ClaudeHere, It's a precise picture that I drew Hilltop school.
Thanks, Claude. It I'll help me remember all of you.
[Fritz puts the jar and the picture into the box]
Here, Fritz.
[Fritz opens the wrapper and the box. It's Timothy's shell]
But Timothy, it's your favorite shell.
I know. I want you to have it.
Really?
Uh-huh.
Wow. Thank you.
ClaudeHey, Frank. Do you want to ride on the teeter-totter with me?
Me?
Or me?
Claude[laughs] It doesn't matter. I only need one of you on the other end.
Umm, no, thanks, Claude.
We play together.
Claude[off-screen] Mrs. Jenkins?
Yes, Claude?
ClaudeSince I'm the dentist, I should have a dentist drill. I'm going to bring in my dad's electric drill to use in the play. It goes, "(insert drill imitation noises here)!".
[Claude mimics a dentist drill buzzing. Mrs. Jenkins reminds Claude the first time about the safety/prohibition of power tools. That is, as she --Mrs. Jenkins-- says...!]
We can't have (nor allow) power tools in school. (They are not safe.) But it sounds like you can make drill noises all by yourself (if you are going to do that).
[As a result, power tools --real or toy-- are not allowed in school. So Claude isn't allowed to bring his father's power drill/electric drill or a toy drill if he has any toy tools. This is the first time he is told --by Mrs. Jenkins-- that the answer is "No" to power drills. The answer is "No", even if tools --brought to school-- are toys.]
[Claude still wants to use his father's drill for a dentist drill in the play]
ClaudeMrs. Jenkins? I still think that this would be way better with a real drill.
[Mrs. Jenkins reminds Claude the second time about the safety/prohibition of power tools. That is, as she says...!]
I am sorry, Claude. The answer is still "No". (Even if they are real or toy.)
[Claude reacts when Mrs. Jenkins has told him the second time that the answer is "No" --"No" to power drills. That is, even if power tools --in the school brought by children-- are real or toy.]
ClaudeBeing the dentist isn't any fun. I wish I were something else.
You can be the cavity, Claude. I don't mind being the dentist!
ClaudeWhy would I want to be the cavity, Yoko? You're the bad guy!
[Yoko looks rather upset.]
[In the play, the Franks are the junk food. Frank #1 is a candy bar, while Frank #2 is a bag of cracker jacks.]
[as the role of the chocolate bar] THE TOOTHPASTE, TOOTHBRUSH, AND THE DENTAL FLOSS ARE NEVER GOING TO CATCH ME! I AM GOING TO BE HERE FOREVER AND MAKE A CAVITY!
[He gets off Yoko the tooth and creates a cavity.]
[as the role of the cavity] (Ow!) I am a cavity from candy and from cake. If you do not see a dentist, I can cause a toothache.
Claude[as the dentist] Let's have a look just to make sure that these teeth are healthy and strong.
[Claude --as the dentist-- he finds a cavity --and it is made by the Franks who are "the junk food".]
Claude[as the dentist --and wants to know what the "mouth" is eating] OH NO! WHAT IS THIS!?
[Claude as the dentist find the Franks who are pretending to be junk food. Claude --as the dentist-- sees the cavity which is Yoko. Then he turns to the Franks who are the junk food items. They are a candy bar and a bag of cracker jacks respectively.]
[as one of the junk food items --that being the candy bar] A LUMPY, CRUNCHY, CANDY BAR! (AND FRANK #2 IS THE CRACKER JACKS!)
[Claude --as the dentist-- this is obviously not what he wanted to hear. He knows that the mouth has a cavity in one of its teeth.]
Claude[to the Franks --who are the sweets/junk food] YOU ARE NEVER GOING TO BE HERE FOR LONG!
[Claude pretends to get them off the teeth and off the tooth with cavity. Because now --in the play-- the junk food items --that being the Franks who are the candy bar and cracker jacks-- have created a cavity. The cavity is Yoko. Claude "destroys" both the chocolate bar and cracker jacks --played by the Franks-- and makes the mouth cut down with the junk food.]
[The Franks had found a Saturn sticker on the floor]
Hey, look what I found.
[Frank #2 looks at the Saturn sticker. Frank #1 decided to put the sticker on the back of Claude's head]
What are you doing, Frank?
Shh.
[Frank #1 tiptoes and puts the Saturn sticker on Claude's back head. Claude turns and sees the Franks giggling]
ClaudeWhat's so funny? [Charles, Nora and Doris laugh at Claude too] What?!
Frank put Saturn on the back of your head. [giggles]
ClaudeSaturn? (What are you talking about?)
[Claude turns around and can't find the Saturn sticker. Doris, Charles and Nora laugh at him again until Claude takes off the Saturn sticker]
Claude[to the Franks; angrily] Very funny.
Mrs. JenkinsFiona Reid · 48 quotes
NoraAlyson Court · 40 quotes
DorisTracy Ryan · 38 quotes
FritzLaurie Elliott · 27 quotes
GraceLinda Kash · 27 quotes
LillyMag Ruffman · 24 quotes
CharlesMax Morrow · 21 quotes
SSamantha11 quotes
HHenryJamie Watson · 7 quotes
JJuanitaSusan Laney Dalton · 7 quotes
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