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Mrs. Gorf was the previous teacher on the thirtieth story before Mrs. Jewls. She is a recurring character in the Wayside School books and a one-off character in the cartoon, where she was a substitute instead.
At first, Mr. Gorf seems like a nice teacher with a gentle Scottish accent, but then he reveals that he is Mrs. Gorf's son. Mr. Gorf has the ability to take away one's voice by sucking it up a third nostril in his nose. He can then mimic it perfectly just by touching his nose.
- Louis Sachar, Adam McCauley
- 1995
Jul 12, 2007 · Mrs. Gorf is a substitute, rather than the original teacher of the class. This is likely because of the flashback in " Age of Aquarium ." The dialogue in scenes taken from the books is often slightly different, such as Mrs. Gorf's opening narration and the scene with Louis .
Aug 27, 2011 · "Mrs. Gorf" is the second half of the tenth episode of the first season of Wayside. And based on the Book Chapter by the Same name Dana tells Todd about the meanest substitute they ever had, and how Maurecia became the way she is now.
Mrs. Lola Gorf is the meanest teacher in Wayside School. She turns children into apples if they or bad or they answer a problem wrong. She has one child, Mr. Gorf, who is also a teacher. Mrs. Gorf got eaten by Louis when she turned all the children into apples and back into kids.
The suspiciously nice substitute replacing the beloved Mrs. Jewls when she becomes pregnant, Mr. Gorf, turns out to be the son of the teacher whom Mrs. Jewls replaced at the beginning of the Wayside series. Gorf's mother turned into an apple and was accidentally eaten while her son faces his own bizarre end as his plan for revenge goes wildly awry.
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She is the replacement for the old teacher, Mrs. Gorf, who was an evil teacher who could wiggle her ears and stick out her tongue to turn the students into apples. Her ghost reappeared in a later chapter, albeit now repentant to show students the importance of differences.
