A profile of the Los Angeles based youth show choir The Young Americans, a group of teenage high school and college students who embody a sense of wholesomeness and patriotism under the direction of Milton Anderson, is dramatized as they prepare for a fall performing tour of the United States via bus, and make plans for what they hope will be a European tour following. The audition and rehearsal process for a group that will be whittled down to thirty-six tour members - half males, half females - is shown, with Anderson looking for more than just vocalists in the group being a show choir, with some of those members, chosen or not, showing and telling why being part of the group is so important to them.
A documentary portrays The Young Americans, a youth show choir based in Los Angeles, as they prepare for a fall tour across the United States by bus and plan a European tour after their initial journey.  The film highlights the audition and rehearsal process, with director Milton Anderson seeking more than just vocal talent from his group of young performers. Some members share why being part of the choir is so important to them.