Founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters, the Wynters School of Expression focused on speech arts. Originally located at 771 North High St., it moved to 82 W. 10th Ave in 1919. The school had two departments: Voice and Body Expression. The 1923–1933 album features faculty biographies, graduate profiles, and details of school activities Stock Photo

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Founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters, the Wynters School of Expression focused on speech arts. Originally located at 771 North High St., it moved to 82 W. 10th Ave in 1919. The school had two departments: Voice and Body Expression. The 1923–1933 album features faculty biographies, graduate profiles, and details of school activities.

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