The Wynters School of Expression album (1913-1923) includes faculty biographies, alumni profiles, and information on school events. Founded by Mary and June Wynters in 1913, the school focused on the promotion of speech arts through Voice and Body Expression. Originally at 771 North High St., the school relocated in 1919 to 82 W. 10th Ave Stock Photo

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The Wynters School of Expression album (1913-1923) includes faculty biographies, alumni profiles, and information on school events. Founded by Mary and June Wynters in 1913, the school focused on the promotion of speech arts through Voice and Body Expression. Originally at 771 North High St., the school relocated in 1919 to 82 W. 10th Ave.

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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.

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