The album documents the Wynters School of Expression between 1923 and 1933, a school dedicated to speech arts, with departments in Voice and Body Expression. Founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters, it moved from North High St. to 10th Ave in 1919 Stock Photo

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The album documents the Wynters School of Expression between 1923 and 1933, a school dedicated to speech arts, with departments in Voice and Body Expression. Founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters, it moved from North High St. to 10th Ave in 1919.

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RM3BGDDCB–The album from the Wynters School of Expression, spanning 1923-1933, documents the school's establishment in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters. The school promoted speech arts and had two main departments: Voice and Body Expression. The album contains biographical information on faculty and graduates, as well as records of school activities.

RM3BGDDAE–The Wynters School of Expression, founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters, was dedicated to speech arts. It operated from two locations: the High-Warren building and later 82 W. 10th Ave. The school was structured into Voice and Body Expression departments. The album documents faculty, graduates, and school events.

RM3BGDDX0–This 1923 album documents the Wynters School of Expression, which offered instruction in speech arts through Voice and Body Expression departments. Founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters, the school moved in 1919 to 82 W. 10th Avenue. It includes faculty and graduate biographies and records of school activities.

RM3BGDDCM–The 1923-1933 album from the Wynters School of Expression, founded by Mary and June Wynters, documents the history of the speech arts school. Initially located at 771 North High St., the school relocated to 82 W. 10th Ave in 1919. The album includes faculty and graduate biographies and highlights of school activities, focusing on its Voice and Body Expression departments.

RM3BGDDY9–This 1923 album documents the history of the Wynters School of Expression, founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters. Initially on North High Street, the school moved in 1919 to West 10th Avenue and focused on speech arts education through Voice and Body Expression departments.

RM3BGDDET–This album documents the Wynters School of Expression from 1923 to 1933, an institution founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters to advance speech arts. It included Voice and Body Expression departments and moved from North High Street to West 10th Avenue in 1919.

RM3BGDDE4–This page from the Wynters School of Expression album documents school life between 1923 and 1933. Founded in 1913, the institution offered training in speech arts and maintained departments in Voice and Body Expression.

RM3BGDDPR–The 1913-1923 album of the Wynters School of Expression showcases the school's commitment to speech arts, with special attention to Voice and Body Expression. Founded by Mary and June Wynters, it documents the school's faculty, graduates, and activities. The school relocated from 771 North High St. to 82 W. 10th Ave in 1919.

RM3BGDDMT–The Wynters School of Expression, founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters, moved from the High-Warren building at 771 North High St to 82 W. 10th Ave in 1919. Offering courses in Voice and Body Expression, the school promoted speech arts. This album provides biographical sketches of faculty and graduates and documents school activities.

RM3BGDDE1–The Wynters School of Expression, founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters, was a speech arts institution with departments for Voice and Body Expression. It moved from 771 North High St. to 82 W. 10th Ave in 1919. This album from 1923–1933 documents faculty and graduate biographies along with school activities.

RM3BGDDPP–Page 33 of the Wynters School of Expression album documents the school’s programs in voice and body expression from 1913 to 1923 and includes biographical records of faculty and alumni following the 1919 campus move.

RM3BGDDY0–The Wynters School of Expression, founded in 1913 by Mary and June Wynters, specialized in speech arts with Voice and Body Expression departments. Initially located at 771 North High Street, it moved to 82 W. 10th Avenue in 1919. The 1923 album includes biographical sketches of faculty and graduates, and documents school activities.

RM3BGDDCP–This album from the Wynters School of Expression (1923–1933) highlights the school’s mission to promote speech arts. Founded by Mary and June Wynters in 1913, it operated at two Columbus, Ohio locations and included departments of Voice and Body Expression, with profiles of faculty and alumni.

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