Shortly after the Second World War, the Junior Chamber changed the program especially for young high school juniors to participate. Prizes included the honor of being queen of the Azalea Trail Maids, Mobile's official hostesses at special events. Before 1957, the Junior Chamber realized that not only were Mobilians participating in their program, so were Mississippi and Florida residents. It was decided that year to make the program national, allowing high school seniors from every state to participate in the renamed America's Junior Miss. Unlike the Miss America pageant which started as a beauty pageant, but now includes judging on Evening Gown, Private 12 Minute Interview, On Stage Q & A, and Swimsuit, America's Junior Miss has always been a scholarship program. America's Junior Miss participants were required to be seniors in high school and were judged on scholastic achievement, creative and performing arts, physical fitness, poise and appearance, and a judges' interview. Bathing suits were never a part of the America's Junior Miss.[2]
Junior Miss Teen Beauty Contest
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This program is a unique pageantry experience for young ladies nationwide between the ages of 13 and 18. This pageant experience aims not only to showcase the inherent beauty and talent of these young ladies but to minimize stereotypes, develop a sense of self-confidence and pride, and deepen the understanding of African and Black/African American history and culture. The program will take place June 17 through 19, 2022, at various locations in Mobile. Age categories: young ladies ages 13-15 are eligible to compete in the Junior Miss Juneteenth pageant. Young ladies ages 16-18 are eligible to compete in the Teen Miss Juneteenth pageant. For more information or to register visit -juneteenth
Grace Post, 16, won the Miss Mississippi's Outstanding Teen 2015 pageant Saturday in Vicksburg. Post was one of 23 teens from across the state competing for the crown. An incoming junior at Madison Central High School, Post said she was "shocked" to hear her name called as the new Miss Mississippi's Outstanding Teen. 2ff7e9595c
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