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FOREWORD

Almost four decades have passed since the Junior

Program was adopted as an official part of the total

program of the National Catholic Daughters of Amer-

ica on February 22, 1926. The intervening years have

witnessed the coming of age of this program, as an ef-

fective instrument in the development of American

Catholic women. Basic principles have given sub-

stance to this program, while their application has

always recognized the need for change to meet the

demands of the changing times.

A full decade has passed since the last revision of

the Constitution and By-Laws governing this pro-

gram. Consequently, it is with pleasure, that I ap-

prove this current revision bringing both of these

governing instruments up-to-date for the general

good of the program. I earnestly pray, that these re-

visions will make the Junior Catholic Daughters of

America strong and vocal in the work of the Church

in the sixties.



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the full approval of the American Bishops. They are

currently incorporated into the Youth Department of

the National Catholic Welfare Conference. They have

been accepted with pleasure by me, as the Episcopal

Moderator of their program.

It is a full program which is offered to the Juniors.

It is designed primarily to develop sound spirituality

in its members, making them fully aware of their

inheritance and their responsibility by Baptism in

Christ.

This program does not remain self-centered. It

recommends a plan of action, designed to develop

a sense of service in its members. This program is

rooted in the social philosophy of the Church, and

seeks to encourage the Juniors, according to their

age and their ability, to become involved in translat-

ing this philosophy into a program of action in their

community.

This program encourages a growing interest in

those areas of life, which add to the cultural stature

of the members. Young women must be taught to

appreciate the best in art, music and literature. Gentle

women are always gracious women.





This program finally provides recreation according

to Catholic ideals, bringing together the members for

the simple purpose of encouraging them to know one

another and enjoy the company of one another.

Wholesome recreation is never foreign to the sound

Catholic approach. Recognizing our natural depend-

ence upon one another, the program fully provides

the opportunity for companionship under the guid-

ance of the Church.

It is my prayerful hope, that this revision, both of

the Constitution and of the By-Laws of the Junior

Catholic Daughters of America, will encourage the

program in the years ahead. May both the Juniors

and their counsellors be helped by this revision, in

developing themselves in the pattern of the Sacred

Heart, under Whose protection and guidance the

program has prospered through the years. Through

its use may the Heart of Jesus develop young women,

dedicated to the ideal of making themselves thor-

oughly Christian, so that they may lead themselves

and others eventually to Him.

+ William G. Connare

Bishop of Greensburg

February 22, 1964



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Foreword

Article I Organization

Article II Junior Court sponsored by Senior Court

Article II A Junior Court sponsored by Parish
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Article III Program

Article IV The Junior Council for a Junior Court

sponsored by a Senior Court

Article IV A The Junior Council for a Junior Court
sponsored by a Parish Organization

Article V Membership in Junior Court

Article VI Court Officers

Article VII Juniors’ Act of Consecration, Pledge,

Standards, Motto, Hymn

Article VIII Colors, Uniforms, Emblem, Honor Pin

Article IX Finances

Article X Junior Court Meetings

Article XI Court Initiations

Article XII Troops

Article XIII Troop Meetings

Article XIV Troop Officers

Article XV Parliamentary Authority

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Constitution and By-Laws

Article I— Organization
This organization shall be known as the Junior Catholic

Daughters of America.

National Board

Authority shall be vested in the Episcopal Moderator, the

National Junior Director and the Supreme Regent to-

gether with two members of the Senior Organization

appointed by the Supreme Regent and the Executive

Secretary of the JCDA.

Regional Consultants shall be appointed by the National

Junior Director and the Supreme Regent on a geographi-

cal basis.

State Board—State Junior Chairman, State Regent, State
Junior Chaplain, Diocesan Chairmen, Executive Secretary

or her representative. (The Supreme Regent is ex officio

a member of every State Board). Where there is only one

diocese in a State, the Area Chairmen shall replace the

Diocesan Chairmen on the Board.

Local—The individual Court shall be known as Junior
Court No

of

(The name, number, city and state of the Senior Court or

Parish Group sponsoring the Junior Court shall be in-

serted in the blank spaces.)

The members of the Junior Court shall be called Juniors

or Juniorettes.

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Section 3.

Section 4.

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Section 4.

Article II

Junior Court Sponsored by Senior Court

A Senior Court of the Catholic Daughters of America
shall vote to sponsor the Junior Court with the written

approval of the JCDA National Office in Washington, D.C.

The Junior Court shall be an entirely separate and dis-

tinct organization governed by its own Constitution and

By-Laws.

The Senior Court shall be actively interested in the Junior

Court through the Grand Regent and Vice Regent, the

representatives of the Senior Court on the Junior Council.

The Junior Council shall be directly and completely re-

sponsijde for the Junior Court.

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Junior Court Sponsored by Parish Organization

At the request of the State Junior Chairman, a parish

group shall vote to sponsor the Junior Court with the

approval of the pastor of the parish in which the Junior

Court will be established and with the written approval

of the JCDA National Office in Washington, D. C.

The Junior Court shall be an entirely separate and dis-

tinct organization governed by its own Constitution and

By-Laws.

The sponsoring parish group shall be actively interested

in the Junior Court through representation on the Junior

Council by the Junior Court Chairman, who is selected

from the parish group by the Pastor of the parish -in

which the Junior Court is established.

The Junior Council shall be directly and completely re-

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Section 2.

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Section 5.

Article III

Program

Juniors shall be consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

The program for each Junior Court shall be four-fold:

spiritual, charitable, cultural and recreational.

Work on Junior Honors shall be a part of the work of

each Junior Troop.

The monthly renewal of the Juniors’ Act of Consecration

to the Sacred Heart; the preparation of a Spiritual Bou-

quet for His Holiness at Easter; contributions to the

Holy Father’s Charities Campaign (suggested contribu-

tion 5c per week for 20 weeks); participation in the

Sweaters and Sweets Campaign at Christmas; selection

of Outstanding Junior of Court—State—National award;
the annual Court of Honor for the award of Honor pins

in May or June; participation in the celebration of Junior
Week, the second week in June, including the observance

of an annual Communion Day on Junior Sunday, the

second Sunday in June, shall be part of the year’s pro-

gram for all Juniors.

Each Junior Court shall adopt a Pet Charity and all Jun-

iors shall work for it during the year.

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Section 6

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Article IV

The Junior Council—for a Junior Court
sponsored by a Senior Court.

The government and control of the Junior Court shall be

vested in the Junior Council.

The Junior Council shall be a self-perpetuating committee

which shall be established according to the rules here-

inafter set forth.

The Junior Council shall be composed of the Counselors

of the Junior Court.

The Chaplain of the Junior Court and the Grand Regent

and Vice Regent of the Senior Court shall be ex-officio

members of the Junior Council with voice and vote.

A report on the Junior Court shall be given at every busi-
ness meeting of the Senior Court under “Report of the

Committees.”

Council Officers

The officers of the Junior Council shall be Chairman,

Vice-Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer.

The officers of the Junior Council shall be elected in May

of each year and shall take office immediately following

Junior Sunday, the second Sunday in June.

Counselor Qualifications — A Counselor should be:
a good Catholic, outstanding in her parish and com-

munity;

at least twenty-one years of age (an assistant Counselor

must be at least eighteen years of age);

one who believes in the Junior ideals and first principles;

loyal—to heirarchy, clergy, family and the organization;
patient and often have recourse to prayer;

persevering, sociable, reliable, enthusiastic and ener-

getic;

a possessor of initiative and imagination;

one who loves people and has the willingness to work

WITH them and FOR them;
one who wishes to make a special offering of self and
service to the Sacred Heart.

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Section 10.

Section 11.

Section 12.

Counselors shall be chosen as follows;^

a. For the institution of a new Junior Court:

(1) The Grand Regent of the Senior Court, after con-

sultation with the Junior Court Chaplain, shall ap-

point a member of the Senior Court to act as
Chairman of the Junior Council, such appointment

being based upon the qualifications outlined herein.

(2) The Grand Regent and the Junior Chairman shall

select Counselors to provide a leader for each troop

of eight to twelve Juniors. Such selection shall be

made after consultation with the Junior Chaplain

and the pastors of the parishes in which the pro-

posed Counselors live.

(3) The Junior Council shall elect its Vice-Chairman,

Secretary and Treasurer for a term of one year or

until the first annual election in May.

b. After the appointment of the first Chairman and Coun-

selors as herein provided, the Junior Council becomes

self-perpetuating, that is in May of each year it shall

elect its officers and it shall add to its numbers in

accordance with its needs.

c. New Counselors shall be selected in the following man-
ner:

(1) The name of the proposed Counselor shall be given

to the Chairman of the Junior Council.

(2) The Chairman shall confer with the Grand Regent,

the Junior Chaplain and the pastor of the parish in

which the proposed Counselor lives.

(3) The prospective Counselor must be approved by the

Grand Regent, the Junior Chaplain and the pastor

before she is admitted to the Junior Council.

Satisfactory service as a Counselor for one full calendar

year shall be necessary before a Counselor is qualified

to receive a Counselor’s pin.

The Counselors uniform shall consist of a forest green

jacket and skirt, a white blouse, and a forest green cap.

White gloves and dark shoes should be worn.

Uniform shall be worn at all Court and Troop meetings,

at all public events where Juniors attend as a body, and

whenever the Counselor is representing the Junior

Organization.

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Duties

Section 13. The Junior Council

a. Shall have full control of all Junior activities.

b. Shall be responsible for the affiliation of the Junior

Court in the Diocesan Youth Program.

c. Shall approve all expenditures of Junior funds.

d. Shall be responsible for all money-raising projects of

the Junior Court.

e. Shall be responsible for the carrying out by the Junior

Court of the National Junior Program.

f. Shall see that the Juniors conduct at least one initiation

each year.

g. Shall hold a regularly scheduled Monthly Meeting. Ad-

ditional meetings may be called at the discretion of

the Chairman.

Section 14. The Chairman of the Council

a. Shall preside at all meetings of the Junior Council.

b. Shall, at every business meeting of the Senior Court,

give a report of the Junior Court activities and prog-

ress. If unable to be present she shall designate the

Vice-Chairman or a Counselor to give this report.

c. Shall submit tw'o reports each year to the National Ex-

ecutive Secretary, the State Chairman and the Regional

Consultant, namely:

(IJ Semi-annual Report—due December 1—This report
shall give brief statistics; date of installation of

Court Officers; report on work on Honors; report

on charity work for six months; and any other per-

tinent information.

(2) Annual Report—due May 15—This report shall in-
clude: name, number and location of Junior Court;

number of Counselors, Troops and Juniors; Pet

Charity—nature and number of hours and amount
donated annually r outstanding activities—Spiritual,
Charitable, Cultural and Recreational; number of

Honor Pins to be awarded for the year’s Honor

work; total number of Honor Juniors in Court; spe-

cial events; suggestions; difficulties; the name and

address of the Junior Chairman and the Junior

Chaplain, and any other pertinent information.

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d. Shall, at the June business meeting of the Senior Court,

make a special annual report on the activities and con-

dition of the Junior Court. This report may be a dupli-

cate of the one submitted to the National and State

officers. The report shall be made by the Chairman in

office during the year the report covers.

e. Shall keep a permanent condensed record of each Jun-

ior who is initiated.

f. Shall sign orders for the expenditure of money from the

Junior treasury. Such money shall be expended only

with the approval of the Junior Council.

g. Shall countersign all checks drawn by the treasurer

of the Junior Council.

h. Shall instruct new Counselors in the details of the

Junior organization.

i. Shall sign all applications and shall assign candidates

to troops.

j. Shall notify candidates when and where to report for

Initiation.

k. Shall, immediately after Initiation, send all application

blanks to the JCDA National Office, Washington, D.C.

l. Shall keep a record of the place and date of all sched-

uled troop meetings.

m. Shall attend a troop meeting of each troop in the Court

at least once a year.

Section 15. The Vice-Chairman of the Council

a. Shall assist the Chairman in carrying on the duties of

her office.

b. In the absence or inability of the Chairman, she shall

preside and be responsible for the execution of all the

duties of the Chairman.

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Section 16. The Secretary of the Council

a. Shall keep in permanent form true and accurate min-

utes of the proceedings of the Council. The official min-

utes book shall be passed on to her successor.

b. Shall carry on the correspondence of the Council.

c. Shall supervise the work of the Junior Court Secretary

and assist her in fulfilling the duties of her office.

d. Shall act as the Publicity Director for the Council and

Court. The Junior Court Reporter shall turn publicity

items over to her for publication.

Section 17. The Treasurer of the Council

a. Shall at each meeting of the Council collect from the

Counselors all money received from Juniors.

b. Shall deposit all money received from any Junior ac-

tivity, all dues and all initiation fees in a bank of the

Junior Council’s designation. The account shall be in

the name of the Junior Catholic Daughters of America.

c. Shall pay all orders drawn on her, which are signed by

the Chairman and have the approval of the Council.

d. Shall remit to the JCDA National Office, Washington,
D.C., by December 1st of each year, 50c per member as

National per capita dues.

e. Shall remit to the JCDA National Office, Washington,
D. C., immediately after initiation, 50c for each Junior

initiated.

f. Shall keep an accurate account of all monies received

and disbursed. A record should be kept of dues and
special returns of each troop. The official account book

should be passed on each year to the new treasurer.

g. Shall be prepared at all times to report to the Council

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the exact condition of the Junior Treasury and to sub-

mit her books for audit by the State, Diocesan or Area

Chairman at least once a year.

h. Shall give a brief financial report at each meeting of

;
the Junior Court.

i. Shall give a complete financial report for the Court

year to be included in the Chairman’s annual report

in May.

j. Shall audit each troop treasurer’s books at least once

a year.

Section 18. The Counselor

a. Shall be the leader of her Troop.

b. Shall arrange for at least one Troop meeting each

month, in the homes of the Juniors where possible, and

inform the Chairman of the place and date of the sched-

uled meetings.

c. Shall suggest and plan Troop activities and see that her

Troop actively participates in Junior Court activities

and special National projects.

d. Shall supervise and “enrich” the work on Junior Hon-

ors and keep an accurate record of each Junior’s

achievement.

e. Shall recommend Juniors for Honors and for Court

Outstanding Junior.

f. Shall assist, advise, and inspire her Troop.

g. Shall receive from the Troop Treasurer all monies paid

by Juniors at each Troop meeting. Such monies shall

be deposited with the Treasurer of the Junior Council

at the next Council meeting.

h. Shall attend the monthly Council meeting, all Court

activities and her own troop activities.

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Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Section 5

Section 6

Section 7

Section 8

Article IV A

The Junior Council—for a Junior Court
sponsored by a Parish organization.

The government and control of the Junior Court shall be

vested in the Junior Council.

The Junior Council shall be a self-perpetuating committee

which shall be established according to the rules here-

inafter set forth.

The Junior Council shall be composed of the Counselors

of the Junior Court.

The Chaplain of the Junior Court shall be an ex-officio

member of the Junior Council with voice and vote.

Council Officers

The officers of the Junior Council shall be Chairman,

Vice-Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer.

The officers of the Junior Council shall be elected in

May of each year and shall take office immediately fol-

lowing Junior Sunday, the second Sunday in June.

Counselor Qualifications—A Counselor should be:
A good Catholic, outstanding in her parish and commun-
ity;

At least twenty-one years of age (an assistant Counselor

must be at least eighteen years of age);

One who believes in the Junior ideals and first principles;

Loyal—to heirarchy, clergy, family and the organization;
Patient and often have recourse to prayer;

Persevering, sociable, reliable, enthusiastic and ener-

getic;

A possessor of initiative and imagination;
One who loves people and has the willingness to work

WITH them and FOR them.
One who wishes to make a special offering of self and

services to the Secret Heart.

Counselors shall be chosen as follows:

a. For the institution of a new Junior Court:

(1) The Junior State Chairman, after consultation with

the Junior Court Chaplain and the pastor of the

parish in which the Court is established, shall ap-

point a member of the sponsoring parish group to

act as Chairman of the Junior Council, such appoint-

ment being based upon the qualities'outlined herein.

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(2) The Junior Chairman shall select Counselors to pro-

vide a leader for each troop of eight to twelve Jun-

iors. Such selection shall be made after consultation

with the Junior Chaplain and the pastors of the

parishes in which the proposed Counselors live.

(3) The Junior Council shall elect its Vice-Chairman,

Secretary and Treasurer for a term of one year or

until the first annual election in May.

b. After the appointment of the first Chairman and Coun-

selors as herein provided, the Junior Council becomes

self-perpetuating, that is in May of each year it shall
elect its officers and it shall add to its numbers in

accordance with its needs.

c. New Counselors shall be selected in the following man-
ner:

(1) The name of the proposed Counselor shall be given

to the Chairman of the Junior Council.

(2) The Chairman shall confer with the Junior Chaplain

and the pastor of the parish in which the proposed

Counselor lives.

(3) The prospective Counselor must be approved by

the Junior Chaplain and the pastor before she is

admitted to the Junior Council.

Section 9. Satisfactory service as a Counselor for one full calendar

year shall be necessary before a Counselor is qualified

to receive a Counselor’s pin.

Section 10. The Counselor’s uniform shall consist of a forest green

jacket and skirt, a white blouse and a forest green, cap.

White gloves and dark shoes should be worn.

Section 11. Uniform shall be worn at all Court and Troop meetings,

at all public events where Juniors attend as a body, and,

whenever the Counselor is representing the Junior Or-

ganization.

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Duties

Section 12. The Junior Council

a. Shall have full control of all Junior activities.

b. Shall be responsible for the affiliation of the Junior

Court in the Diocesan Youth Program.

c. Shall approve all expenditures of Junior funds.

d. Shall be responsible for all money-raising projects of

the Junior Court.

e. Shall be responsible for the carrying out by the Junior

Court of the National Junior Program.

f. Shall see that the Juniors conduct at least one initiation

each year.

g. Shall hold a regularly scheduled Monthly Meeting. Ad-

ditional meetings may be called at the discretion of

the Chairman.

Section 13. The Chairman of the Council

a. Shall preside at all meetings of the Junior Council.

b. Shall, as and when requested by the sponsoring parish

group, give a report of the Junior Court activities and

progress. If unable to be present she shall designate

the Vice-Chairman or a Counselor to give this report.

c. Shall submit two reports each year to the National

Executive Secretary, the State Junior Chairman and

the Regional Consultant, namely:

(1) Semi-annual Report—due December 1—This report
shall give brief statistics; date of installation of

Court officers; report on work on Honors; report

on charity work for the six months; and any other

pertinent information.

(2) Annual Report—due May 15—This report shall in-
clude: name and location of Junior Court; number

of Counselors, Troops and Juniors; Pet Charity

—

nature and number of hours and amount donated

annually; outstanding activities—Spiritual, Charita-
ble, Cultural and Recreational; number of Honor

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pins to be awarded for the year’s Honors work; total

number of Honor Juniors in Court; special events;

suggestions; difficulties; the name and address of

the Junior Chairman and the Junior Chaplain; and

any other pertinent information.

d. Shall make an annual report on the activities and con-

dition of the Junior Court to the sponsoring parish

group. This report may be a duplication of the report

submitted to the JCDA National Office. The report shall

be made by the Chairman in office during the year the

report covers.

e. Shall keep a permanent condensed record of each

Junior who is initiated.

f. Shall sign orders for the expenditure of money from

the Junior treasury. Such money shall be expended

only with the approval of the Junior Council.

g. Shall countersign all checks drawn by the treasurer of

the Junior Council.

h. Shall instruct new Counselors in the details of the

Junior organization.

i. Shall sign all applications and shall assign candidates

to troops.

j. Shall notify candidates when and where to report for

Initiation.

k. Shall, immediately after Initiation, send all application

blanks to the JCDA National Office, Washington, D.C.

l. Shall keep a record of the place and date of all sched-

uled troop meetings.

m. Shall attend a troop meeting of each troop in the Court

at least once a year.

Section 14. The Vice-Chairman of the Council

a. Shall assist the Chairman in carrying on the duties of

her office.

b. In the absence or inability of the Chairman, she shall

preside and be responsible for the execution of all the

duties of the Chairman.

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Section 15. The Secretary of the Council

a. Shall keep, in permanent form, true and accurate min-

utes of the proceedings of the Council. The official

minutes book shall be passed on to her successor.

b. Shall carry on the correspondence of the Council.

c. Shall supervise the work of the Junior Court Secretary

and assist her in fulfilling the duties of her office.

d. Shall act as the Publicity Director for the Council and

Court. The Junior Court Reporter shall turn publicity

items over to her for publication.

Section 16. The Treasurer of the Council

a. Shall at each meeting of the Council collect from the

Counselors all monies received from Juniors.

b. Shall deposit all money received from any Junior ac-

tivity, all dues and all initiation fees in a bank of the

Junior Council’s designation. The account shall be in

the name of the Junior Catholic Daughters of America.

c. Shall pay all orders drawn on her, which are signed by

the Chairman and have approval of the Council.

d. Shall remit to the JCDA National Office, Washington,

D. C. by December 1st of each year, 50c per member as

National per capita dues.

e. Shall remit to the JCDA National Office, Washington,

D. C., immediately after initiation, 50c for each Junior

Initiated.

f. Shall keep an accurate account of all monies received

and disbursed. A record should be kept of dues and
special returns of each troop. The official account book

should be passed on each year to the new treasurer.

g. Shall be prepared at all times to report to the Council

the exact condition of the Junior Treasury and to sub-

- mit her books for audit by the State, Diocesan or Area

Chairman at least once a year.

h. Shall give a brief financial report at each meeting of

the Junior Court.

i. Shall give a complete financial report for the Court

year to be included in the Chairman’s annual report

in May.

j. Shall audit each troop treasurer’s books at least once

a year.

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Section 17. The Counselor

a. Shall be the leader of her Troop.

b. Shall arrange for at least one Troop meeting each

month, in the homes of the Juniors where possible, and

inform the Chairman of the place and date of the sched-

uled meetings.

c. Shall suggest and plan Troop activities and see that

her Troop actively participates in Junior Court activi-

ties and special National projects.

d. Shall supervise and “enrich” the work on Junior Hon-

ors and keep an accurate record of each Junior’s

achievement.

e. Shall recommend Juniors for Honors and for Court

Outstanding Junior.

f. Shall assist, advise and inspire her Troop.

g. Shall receive from the Troop Treasurer all money paid

by Juniors at each Troop meeting. Such money shall be

deposited with the Treasurer of the Junior Council at

the next Council meeting.

h. Shall attend the monthly Council meeting, all Court

activities and her own troop activities.

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Section 1.

Section 2.

Section 3.

Section 4.

Article V

Membership in Junior Court

Membership in the Junior Catholic Daughters of America

shall be open to all Catholic girls from their twelfth birth-

day to their eighteenth birthday.

Application:

a. Candidates for membership shall fill out the official

application blank and present it with the Initiation Fee

to the Chairman of the Junior Council.

b. The application shall be accepted and the Chairman

shall assign the prospective Junior to a Troop.

September 1 shall be the determining date for completion

of Junior membership; however, membership may con-

tinue until the 18th birthday.

To TRANSFER from one Court to another, the Junior
shall obtain a letter from her Chairman, including a re-

port from her Counselor on her record in Honors work

and Court and Troop activities and requesting that her

name be considered in the Court to which she wishes to

transfer.

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Court Officers

1. The officers of each Junior Court shall be Chaplain, Presi*

dent, Vice-President, Secretary and Reporter.

2. The Junior Chaplain is appointed by the Ordinary of the

Diocese.

3. All Officers, except the Chaplain shall be elected an-

nually for a term of one year or until the first Annual

Election.

4. The Election of Officers shall be held at the regular May

Meeting of the Junior Court.

5. Honor Juniors only shall be eligible for office in the

Junior Court after the first year of organization. It is

recommended that preference be given Juniors who have

earned the higher Honors.

6. Voting shall be by ballot. A majority of all the votes
cast shall be necessary to elect. Only members in good

standing shall be allowed to vote or be eligible for office.

The President shall appoint two tellers and a clerk to

count the votes cast and report the results to the meeting.

7. The Officers elected in May shall take office immediately
following Junior Sunday, the second Sunday in June.

8. The Installation of Junior Court Officers shall take place

at the first Junior Court meeting following the election

of Officers. This should be in June, but not later than

September 15.

9. The Officers of the Junior Court shall be installed by the

Diocesan Junior Chairman. If impossible for her to attend,

she may assign the Area or Local Chairman to install the
Officers.

10.

Court Officers shall forfeit their office if they fail to at-

tend regularly Court Meetings and Court activities. An
Officer absent from three Court functions shall auto-

matically forfeit the office (unless excused by vote of

Council).

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Section 11. The Junior Chaplain

Section 12.

a. Shall offer the prayers at the meetings of the Junior

Court.

b. Shall attend the monthly Council meetings.

c. Shall be the spiritual advisor and director for both the

Council and the Junior Court.

d. Shall assist in every way possible in the promotion of

the program.

The President

a. Shall preside at all Junior Court meetings and at Junior

Initiations.

h. Shall represent the Juniors at Senior Court functions

or Parish functions and at all civic activities.

c. Shall perform such other duties as the Council may

define.

Section 13. The Vice-President

Section 14.

Shall in the absence or inability of the President perform

the duties of the President.

The Secretary

a. Shall keep an accurate record of the minutes of the

Junior Court meetings. A permanent Record book shall
be used for this purpose and shall be passed on to her

successor.

b. Shall carry on the correspondence of the Junior Court.

Section 15. The Reporter

a. Shall be responsible for submitting publicity articles

to the Secretary of the Junior Council immediately

after every Junior Court meeting or activity.

b. Shall receive publicity regularly from Troop Reporters

and be responsible for at least one article monthly on

Troop activities.

c. Shall keep a Scrapbook of publicity and activities of

the Junior Court. This scrapbook shall be passed on to

her successor.

d. Shall send annually at least two articles of interest to

The National Executive Secretary, Washington, D. C.,

and the State Junior Chairman.

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Section 1.

Section 2.

Section 3.

Section 4.

Section 5.

Article VII

Junior's Act of Consecration

Pledge—Standards—Motto
Act of Consecration, written by Katharine C. Raedy, with

the original imprimatur of The Most Rev. William
J.

Hafey, R.I.P., Bishop of Scranton.

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, we the Junior Catholic

Daughters of America, humbly offer ourselves to Thee.

We consecrate our minds, that in Thy loving care they
may grow in kindness, simplicity and generosity.

We consecrate our hearts that they may be filled
with sanctity, purity and a great love of Thee, that

will guide us in our work, our studies and our play.

Teach us to turn to Thee in our sorrows; to be

worthy of any success Thou mayest send us; to cherish

Thy love and protection above all things.

It is our earnest prayer that Thou wilt accept us as

Thy very own and always keep us close to Thy Sacred

Heart.

Sacred Heart of Jesus, we believe in Thy love for us.

Sacred Heart of Jesus, we place all our trust in Thee.

Amen.

The Junior Pledge:

I promise, on my honor, to be a faithful member
of the Junior Catholic Daughters of America. By faith-

ful, I mean active in Junior affairs, eager for Junior

advancement and keen to uphold Junior standards. As

a Junior, I shall strive to love God, to serve others,

and to live' nobly.

Junior Standards:

To love God.

To serve othnrs.

To live nobly.

Junior Motto:

Be Useful.

Official Junior Hymn:

“To Jesus’ Heart All Burning.’’

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Section 2.

Section 3.

Section 4.

Section 5.

Section 6.

Section 7.

Section 8.

Article VIII

Colors—Uniforms—Emblem—Honor Pin
The official Junior colors shall be forest green and white.

The official Junior uniform shall be a forest green skirt,

blouse and cap, obtainable only through the JCDA Na-

tional Office. The blouse has a large Junior Emblem on

the left side over the heart and the cap bears a smaller

emblem. Plain black, low heeled shoes and either stock-

ings or white socks shall be worn.

The Junior uniform may be worn by a Junior only after

initiation.

The Junior uniform shall be worn by all Juniors at all

troop and Court meetings and at all public events when

Juniors attend in a body or represent the organization.

The Junior uniform shall be worn throughout Junior

Week, the second week in June, if possible.

The Junior uniform shall not be worn at any other time,

without special permission.

An Honor Pin shall be awarded to a Junior for the satis-
factory completion of one year’s work on Junior Honors.

Only the current Honor numerals shall be worn. All

previous numerals shall be removed.

The Honor pin shall be the goal of all Juniors and may
be worn at all times.

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Section 1.

Section 2.

Section 3.

Section 4.

Section 5.

Article IX

Finances

Each member shall pay the Initiation Fee when present-

ing an application for membership. This fee shall be at

least $1.00, 50c being for the JCDA National Office and

50c for the local Court.

The dues shall be not less than one dollar a year, starting

the first of December following acceptance of the ap-

plication.

Any Junior who is five months in arrears in dues shall

forfeit her membership and rights and privileges thereof.

To be reinstated within one year all back dues must be

paid. After one year has elapsed she must pay a reinstate-

ment fee of at least one dollar.

Fifty cents per capita shall be remitted to the JCDA Na-

tional Office, Washington, D. C., before December 31,

annually.

Any Court that shall fail to pay per capita dues to the

JCDA National Office by December 31, shall be con-

sidered temporarily inactive and suspended from the

National Mailing list, etc., until dues are paid.

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Section 1.

Section 2.

Section 3.

Section 4.

Article X

Junior Court Meetings

Each Junior Court shall hold at least six general meetings

each year.

Juniors are expected to attend ail meetings and activities

of their Troop and of the Junior Court.

Absence from three meetings, ^vithout excuse from the

Counselor, shall suspend the Junior for a period of two

months from participation in all Junior activities.

Order of Business for Meeting of the Junior Court:

1. Call to Order.

2. PRAYER

Direct, O Lord, we beseech Thee, all our actions
by Thy holy inspiration and carry them on by Thy

gracious assistance, that every work and prayer-of

ours may begin from Thee and by Thee be happily

ended. Through Christ Our Lord. Amen.

Ejaculation to the Sacred Heart.

Ejaculation to Our Lady.

3. Official Junior Hymn.

4. Pledge to the Flag.

5. Reading of Minutes.

6. Reading of Communications.

7. Reports of Committees.

8. Financial Report—by Treasurer of the Junior Council.
9. Report from the Chairman of the Junior Council.

10.

Unfinished Business.

31. New Business.

12. Junior Song.

13. Adjournment.

All regular Junior Court Meetings shall be closed meet-

ings, open to Juniors and members of the Junior Council

only. It is understood that members of the Clergy and

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Section 1.

Section 2.

Section 3.

Section 4.

Section 5.

Article XI

Court Initiations

Candidates for membership in the Junior Court shall be

initiated at a Junior Court Meeting. The candidate shall

be assigned to a Troop.

The Junior Initiation shall follow the plan outlined and

the^suggestions given in the Book of Official Ceremonies.

a. A Report of Initiation, completed application blanks of
new Juniors, and the number of new Counselors shall

be sent immediately to the Executive Secretary at the

JCDA National Office, Washington, D. C. The names

and addresses of the new Counselors shall be sent

immediately to the State Junior Chairman.

b. After the Initiation of a new Junior Court, a Request for

Registration shall be filled out and sent at once to the

Executive Secretary through the Regional Consultant.

This request should contain the names and addresses

of the Junior Chaplain, and the Junior Chairman, and

the number of Juniors and Counselors.

There shall be at least one Initiation each year.

Parents, Senior CDA members or Parish group members
may be invited to the Institution of a new Junior Court.

Subsequently, Initiation ceremonies are “closed.”

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Section 7.

Article XII

Troops

The membership of the Junior Court shall be divided into

Troops.

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The division into Troops shall be primarily Parochial and

according to age.

The Troops shall be distinguished one from the other

by numbers or by names of Saints to whom the Troops
are especially dedicated.

Each Troop shall be under the direct supervision of the

Counselor.

Each Troop shall conform to the general program adopted

by the Council. Special Troop activities may be planned

providing these do not conflict with the general program

Benfits of any kind shall be given only with the consent

of the Council.

Transfers from one Troop to another shall be granted

only by the Chairman, with the consent of the Junior

Council, upon the written request of the Junior desiring

the transfer, signed by her Parent or Guardian.

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Article XIII

Troop Meetings

The Troops shall meet at least once each month in the

homes of the Juniors, if possible.

Attendance at meetings—see Article X, Section 2.

The Order of Business at Troop Meetings:

1. Call to order.

2. Prayer:

Direct, O Lord, etc. (See Article X, Sec. 3),
Ejaculation to the Sacred Heart.

Ejaculation to Our Lady.

3. Roll Call of members.

4. Reading of minutes.

5. Reading of communications.

6. Recess for collection of dues.

7. Reports of Committees.

8. Report of Troop Treasurer.

9. Unfinished Business.

10. New Business.

11. Report of Counselor.

12. Work on Junior Honors.

13. Adjournment of Business meeting.

14. Crafts, games or recreation.

15. Juniors’ Act of Consecration.

16. Juniors’ Official Hymn.

Note: The serving of refreshments at Troop Meetings is

optional. If served, they should be simple.

Troop Business Meetings shall be open to Junior mem-

bers and Junior Council members only, unless a guest is

invited for a special purpose.

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Section 2.

Section 3.

Section 4.

Section 5.

Section 6.

Article XIV

Troop Officers

The Officers of each Troop shall be President, Vice-
President, Secretary, Treasurer and Reporter.

Troop Officers shall be elected for a term of one year at
the first meeting of the Troop in September. A new Troop
shall elect Officers to serve until the first Annual Elec-
tion in September.

Election of Troop Officers shall be by ballot. A majority
of votes cast shall elect.

Duties of Troop Officers

Troop President

a. Troop President shall preside at all Troop meetings

and shall conduct them according to Parliamentary

Law; shall confer with the Counselor about Troop

plans and activities; shall appoint all necessary com-

mittees and perform such other duties as the Counselor

may define.

b. At the May Meeting of the Junior Court, the President
shall report the progress and activities of her Troop

for the previous year.

Troop Vice-President shall, in the absence or inability of

the President, perform all the duties of the President.

Troop Secretary shall keep accurate minutes of the pro-

ceedings of each Troop meeting; shall keep a record of

the attendance at meetings; shall carry on the corre-

spondence of her Troop. She shall, at the expiration of

her term of office, deliver to her successor all the books

and records of her Troop.

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Section 7.

Section 8.

Troop Treasurer shall collect dues regularly; shall keep

an accurate record of the payment of each member; shall

turn over to the Counselor at each meeting all money

received; shall be prepared at all times to give an exact

statement of the financial condition of her Troop; and

shall submit her record book for audit by the Council

Treasurer at least once a year. The record book shall be

passed on to her successor.

Troop Reporter shall be responsible for turning over to

the Court Reporter at least one article monthly on Troop

activities; shall keep a Scrapbook of Troop meetings

and activities. This scrapbook shall be passed on to her

successor.

Article XV

Parliamentary Authority

Robert’s Rules of Order, revised, shall be the parlia-

mentary authority on all matters not covered by the

Constitution and By-Laws and pertaining to the Junior
Council, Court and Troop.

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Article XVI

Juniorettes

1. The Juniorette program shall be an entirely separate

and distinct program from the Junior program.

2. The Juniorette Program shall be for girls of seven through

eleven years of age (grade 2 on).

3. It shall be a home-centered ACTIVITIES program built

around definite projects which have spiritual, inspira-

tional, educational and character training value.

4. Juniorettes shall be dedicated to the Child Jesus. They

also shall have special devotion to the Guardian Angels.

5. The Juniorette program shall be under the direct super-

vision and control of the Junior Council which shall serve

as the sponsoring committee.

6. A Juniorette group may be the beginning of a Junior
Court. The same procedure shall be followed as in

organizing Juniors with Juniorette personnel forming the

Junior Council.

7. Authorization for organizing a Court shall be secured in

advance from the JCDA National Office, Washington,

D. C., through the Regional Consultant.

8. The Chairman of the Juniorettes shall be elected annually

and becomes a member of the Junior Council.

9. The Juniorette Chairman shall:

a. Serve as the direct link between the Junior Council,

the Juniorette Counselors and Juniorettes.

b. Hold a monthly meeting of the Juniorette Counselors.

c. Keep the official records of the Juniorette troops.

d. Report on the activity and progress of the Juniorette

troops at the monthly Junior Council meetings.

e. Submit two reports each year to the National Execu-

tive Secretary, Washington, D. C. (Refer Article IV,

Section 14c or Article IV A, Section 13c.)

10.

Selection of Juniorette Counselors when sponsored by

a Senior court: The Juniorette Chairman shall select the

Counselors after conferring with the Grand Regent, the

Junior Chairman, the Junior Chaplain and the pastors of

the parishes in which the proposed counselors live.

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Section lOA. Selection of Juniorette Counselors when sponsored by a

Section 11.

Parish Organization: The Juniorette Chairman shall se-

lect the Counselors after conferring with the Junior

Chairman, the Junior Chaplain, and the pastor of the

parish in which the Junior Court is situated.

A Juniorette Counselor shall be an exemplary Catholic,
outstanding in her parish and community. She shall be

at least eighteen years of age.

Section 12. A Junior Catholic Daughter of America, sixteen years of
age or over, may serve as an Assistant Juniorette Coun-

selor. This service shall be credited toward Junior Ser-

vice requirements.

Section 13. The official Juniorette Uniform shall be a forest green

jumper, a white blouse and a green cap, obtainable only

through the JCDA National Office, Washington, D. C.

Section 14.

Section 15.

The membership pin shall be worn only after initiation.

A Certificate of Achievement shall be awarded after the
satisfactory completion of the five year program. This is

obtainable from the JCDA National Office, Washington,

D. C.

Section 16. Each Juniorette shall pay an Initiation fee when present-

ing an application for membership. This fee shall be at

least 50 cents, of which 25 cents shall be paid to the

JCDA National Office, Washington, D. C., and the balance

retained by the local Court.

Section 17.

Section 18.

The dues shall be at least 10 cents a month.

Fifty cents per capita shall be remitted to the JCDA Na-

tional Office, Washington, D. C., before December 31

annually.

Complete information on the Juniorette Program is con-

tained in Juniorettes, Manual for Counselors.

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