A Heartland-raised porn princess paid tribute to her uptight Catholic classmates by flashing her God-given assets.
Wannabe adult actress, “Val Midwest,” took it off at her former parochial school in Lincoln, Neb., and posted the racy images on her adult Web site.
The 19-year-old runs an online peepshow that’s apparently drawn not-so-rave reviews from old classmates at Pius X HS.
The budding adult entertainer said she’s been bad mouthed by Pius X students, so she put on a one-woman show for them.
“That’s when all of the Pius kids were saying mean things and that’s when I decided to go there and show them that I’m here to stay,” the budding pornstress, whose real name is Valerie Dodds, told KETV.
Dodds posed for various nude pictures on campus, including one shot featuring a crucifix.
Dodds’ antics earned her a desk ticket, for trespassing and public nudity.
Her Web site manager, Shane Harrington, said Dodds needed to respond to the local badmouthing.
“I’ve always believed if you’re attacked, defend yourself,” said Harrington.
Dodds promised more adult entertainment when she answers the misdemeanor charges.
“I kinda want to go down to the courthouse and do a set right up front in panties and pasties,” she said.
The school took a high-minded, if not stuffy, view of Dodds’ entertainment skills.
“If her behavior on Pius X property is ever illegal we will involve the proper authorities,” said the Rev. Msgr. John Perkinton, superintendent of schools in the Diocese of Lincoln.
“To that end we are praying for the young lady and her family, and we stand ready to offer forgiveness and support should she seek it.”
On her Web site, Dodds said her Catholic school-upbringing flew in the face of her “getting naked” persona.
“The school has already had an all-school prayer for me and I am getting bombarded with crazy emails from teachers, priests and friends,” she wrote, “but f–k em lol I am going to keep getting naked. I think I was born to do this, I have never had so much fun in my life and it’s just starting out. I can’t wait to see what it’s like in a couple years from now.”