Plot:
Newspapers announce the suicide of a local teenage girl. A flock of 1940s teen girls discuss Lucille in the 1940s
slang. Later, the principal and the police question the girls.
That night, we see how wild the teens are when they decide to do a little robbery. The police learn about a robbery
and chase after them. Jerry and girls accidentally run the hot rod over some guy. Nick, manager of a nearby roadhouse,
has Jerry ditch the car. By the time the police catch up and question Nick about the hit and run and don't get
anything.
At the Merry-Go-Round, Nick's club, let the wild life ensue with bobby-sox fu and wild dancin'. The cops even spot some of
the girls they questioned earlier. Sally, the wild girl, calls June's dad to cover for her.
A reporter talks with police lieutenant about trying to shut the Merry-Go-Round club down.
Later, Nick talks with Jerry about stopping the petty robberies and ditch his car to work for him. Rocky, another teen,
pawns a gun to Nick.
June has Rocky drop her home. The police are looking for Rocky who ditches out of the club. Nick has to shut the club down
early.
Nick volunteers to take Sally and June home. Unfortunately, June's dad is waiting for her and has realized she was
lying. Running her out of the house, June wanders out in the night and find s Rocky who prposes to marry her. The Lieutenant
catches them and is going to take them to see Judge Crane. He finds Jerry and Sally, too. Jerry pushes him into the lake and
escapes. The teens split up.
Jerry and Sally decide to commit a couple of robberies for "kicks."
Another newspaper montage ensues about the dangers of juvenile delinquency.
Jerry wants to leave the town. Sally agrees to pack before leaving. Sally gets a ride and robs the driver. She tells Jerry she's
staying after flashing the pile she got off the driver. Her parents are waiting for her and can't get any answers from her. She has
gone wild child after her parents kept her from her "true" love Jimmy.
The cops take June and Rocky to see the judge who also meets with the teens' parents. Let the lecturing ensue on how parents
aren't being responsible enough as well as the kids.
Later, Rocky has been working to buy a car and asks June out on a date.
Nick recruits Jerry for a heavy robbery to take a payroll. He gives Jerry a gun, strangely the one he bought from Rocky
earlier. That night, Nick and Jerry hit the payroll. After winging a guard, Jerry gets shot. Sally and Nick drive off.
The cops question Rocky's dad about the gun. Mimi, the super-French accented lady, swears that Nick wasn't involved in the
robbery. The cops bring Rocky and June in. Rocky admits to pawning the gun to Nick earlier. The cops are after Nick. Rocky and
June decide to follow the cops.
At the club, Mimi warns Nick about the cops. Mimi and Sally get into a catfight before Nick clubs Mimi and heads off with
Sally.
Rocky and June follow the Nick and cop chase. Heading off at a pass, Rocky forces Nick's car off the side of the road and
down a cliff.
The Merry-Go-Round is still up and running with new owners including Judge Crane and number of the parents as the teens
continue their dance-fu.
