Over the years the pageant grew, and girls from other southern states were also competing. In 1957, the program was incorporated and renamed the Junior Miss American Pageant. The following year, the organization revised its name to America's Junior Miss Pageant. Girls compete in the areas of scholarship, talent, fitness and poise. Among Junior Miss winners who have become nationally known in their careers are Diane Sawyer, Mary Frann, Kim Crosby Westenberg, Julie Bryan Moran, and Deborah Norville.
Documentation includes a text report, photographs and a video.