Babbitt, Art (1907-1992) - Known for his specialization (the animation of Goofy), Art had started at the Studio in the early 1930s. His early work on Goofy helped define the character, and Art was called upon to write the character's personality outline for a handbook utilized by the animators. It was the art classes that Art was holding in his own home for fellow animators that caught Walt's attention, and soon the Studio had its own art classes, many taught by teachers from the nearby Chouinard Art Institute. After important animation on such characters as the mushrooms in "Fantasia" and the Queen in "Snow White," Art left the Studio as one of the leaders of the bitter 1941 strike.