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Davao Jaycee Senate
The seed of what is now known as the Davao Jaycee Senate started in 1969. Some 39 years ago, a handful of pioneers in the Junior Chamber of Davao decided to form the Davao JCI Senate Club (later without Club). These founders became the charter members of the new group. The idea was primarily anchored on two valuable themes: a lifelong association with the Jaycee movement and an unflinching pursuit of the principles of the organization.
To ensure that the new clubs infant steps were on right track, the founding members, who loosely called themselves as the fellowship group, unanimously chose JCI Sen. Ramon Monet A. Tirol as their First President (1969-70). A year later, he was elected as the clubs charter president. Tirol later became the 1971 Constitutional Convention Vice Chairman, and was recently appointed as Ambassador to Brunei Darussalam.
Conscious that the lack of direction of the organization may bring it into collision with the idealism that was exclusively the turf of younger Jaycees, the Davao Senators decided to limit its goals to two concerns: to campaign to bring in more youthful men to the Jaycees movement, and to assert the continuity of friendly links with fellow Senators.
At the time the Davao JCI Senate Club was organized, the Jaycee Movement throughout the archipelago was gaining momentum. New clubs were formed in major urban centers, and the euphoria of the Jaycee explosion was overwhelming. Collectively finding this new surge of enthusiasm, the existing Jaycee chapters around the country, both city and provincial sections, thought it was time to form themselves into a national organization. The proposal would prosper with the establishment of the Philippine Jaycee Senate (PJS).
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