The Virgin Queen of St. Francis High

A high school jock bets his friends that he can score with the school beauty queen, who is also a virgin.

Cast

Joseph R. Straface

as Mike

Stacy Christensen

as Diane

J.T. Wotton

as Charles

Anna Lisa Iapaolo

as Judy

Lee Barringer

as Randy

Bev Wotton

as Diane's Mother

Terrance Ballinger

as D.J.

Tara Wilder

as Waitress

Barry Onody

as Bartender

John Michaud

as Allan

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