Cornchip Girl

The Cornchip Girl, often just Cornchip Girl, is a sweet, nice and loving Swiss-American girl who attends Third Street School. Her primary role is as King Bob's minor servants, breaking and throwing potato chips (or corn chips) to mark his arrival at formal events (hence her name.) Her real name is Theresa Laverne LaMaise. Cornchip Girl is a very sweet and somewhat emotional eight-year-old girl. She is close friends with the Recess Gang, especially with Gus. In The Army-Navy Game, she kept her friendship with Gus a secret due to her dad being a rival of his dad in the military, but everything is worked out by the end of the episode. She originally started out as a background character in the show, but by season three, she became a more prominent character. Her nickname comes from her throwing cornchips behind King Bob whenever he goes by, and offering him some at his throne. She usually speaks in a quiet voice, and can be shy sometimes.
Voice: Kayla
Father: Luke LaMaise 
Mother: Mrs LaMaise
Older Brother: Unnamed Old Brother
Friends: TJ Detweiler, Vince LaSSao, Ashley Spinelli, Gretchen Grundler, Mikey Blumberg, Gus Griswald, Randall Weems, Menlo, Miss Finster, Principal Prickly, Miss Grotke, the Ashleys, Scribe Kid, Jordan and Jerome, King Bob and other good Third Street School students 
Enemies: Earwin Lawson, Gelman, Conrad Mundy, Greg Skeens, Sue Bob Murphy, Lazy Kid, Chucko Kowalski, Jocko, Buster, Cheay, Koreo and Kurst the Worst 
Likes: Chipped Beef and Crackers
Dislikes: Havoc in the playground, troublemakers causing trouble (mainly Lawson) and being framed by troublemakers
Category:Recess Characters
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