Unidentified Jaycee-Ette member hands a small award to Marion Tschischeck, who joined the Martin County Health Department in 1957 as a staff nurse and retired as supervisor of nurses in 1968 before joining the faculty of St. Joseph College. Tschischeck invented the C-Better, a clip-on magnifier for syringes.
Floretta Bartlett presenting a scholastic medal to a junior at the Stuart Training School. The award was instituted in 1955 and continued through the early '60s.
Group of women holding masks and a paper skeleton. Top row, left to right: Floretta Bartlett, unidentified, Adrienne Bartlett, unidentified. Front row: Juanita Schreckengost, Violet Curtis, Joan Wright, Janie Elkins Smith.
Bernard Hodapp and Floretta Bartlett in storage shed filled with mattresses. Published in the Stuart News (1 Aug 1957) with the caption: "Jaycee-ettes' temporary quarters for charity beds. Mrs. Floretta Bartlett of the Stuart Jaycee-Ettes and Bernard Hodapp, Jr., of the city staff shove into place a mattress to one of the civic group's charity beds now stored at the city garage on Flagler Ave. The storage place isn't the best and a better one is being sought by the women."
Floretta Bartlett and another Jaycee-Ette member hold a sign in front of a float featuring Betsy Ross in the 4th of July parade, which won 1st place. Float photo published in the Stuart News (7 July 1960, p. 2)
