It's Arbor Day, Charlie Brown (1976 TV Short)

Gail Davis: Sally Brown

Quotes 

• Sally Brown : What is Arbor Day? Oh, that's an easy one. That's when all the ships come sailing into the "arbor".

  [class laughs] 

• Charlie Brown : [looking at the baseball field which is now filled with flowers and plants]  What have you done?

  Sally Brown : It was all my idea, big brother, to celebrate Arbor Day!

  Frieda : And to make Charlie Brown Field presentable.

  Charlie Brown : But we can't play baseball here! It's impossible! Can't you see that?

  Lucy van Pelt : Oh, come on, Charlie Brown. We couldn't play before anyway. So you haven't lost anything.

• Sally Brown : I'd like to complete my report by quoting J. Sterling Morton, founder of Arbor Day. In closing his Washington Arbor Day address of 1894, he said, "So every man, woman and child who plants trees shall be able to say, on coming as I have come, towards the evening of life, in all sincerity and truth, if you seek my monument, look around you." Thank you.

• Sally Brown : [about the rain]  At least it's good for the crops, Charlie Brown.