When Uncle Joe's doctor tells him he must sell the gasoline station that he has operated for more than 20 years, June decides to take it over and get her friends to work for her as gas-pump attendants.

June also installs a public address (PA) system, over which she announces the station's services, using sexually suggestive phrases and double entendres.

By making two visits, using the same vehicle, the friends are able to obtain more regular and high-octane gasoline to sell at their own station.

June and her friends follow the deliveryman, but the security guard at the gate refuses to allow them to enter the company's property.

The Vultures will don helmets, posing as a security force, and she and the other teens will dress as oil sheiks.

June removes her disguise, and, attracted to her in her brief uniform, the president listens to her story concerning how her friends and she have attempted to save her ailing uncle's family business, despite the unfair competition that Mr.

Friendly's conduct, the president discontinues his franchise, and June takes over the Pyramid gas station and garage.

Her uncle recovers and returns to manage the business, and June and her friends enjoy their postgraduation freedom.