William Hall High School - Hallmark Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

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Welcome to Mr. Weyland To Mr. Henry A. Weyland, we, the class of 1952, reaffirm our welcome xpress our gratitude for his fine service to our school. In his first year as initiated many worth. while plans and has demon- worked untiringly in our behalf, nce counseling and e ' Hall, he has ' uth. He has ' teased guida , ' d voca- principal at strated his sincere interest in yo Through the new College Night program and inc we Seniors have been greatly assisted in planning our educational an tional futures. We at Hall are proud to have Mr. Weyland as our principal. Under h expert leadership we know that Hall High will carry on its high traditio ' be recognized as one of the outstanding high schools and continue to America. 5 is ns in