Click on the image above to open a pdf of a school newsletter, circa 1967.  (Please let us know if you have a specific date!) This sort of outreach was typical of Sr. Francis Maureen's leadership -- and also suggests that she was beginning to understand the need to market her school now that the faculty included more lay teachers and school were costs far higher that they had been previously.  This is the story of Catholic schools throughout Chicago and the country:  vocations declined after Vatican II; the Baby Boom faded; the need for tuition increased; enrollment gradually dropped from its peak in 1963.  At St. Angela our enrollment that year was 1,335.  (The peak enrollment is usually 1963-64; the largest class is generally the class of 1966.)