North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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DHYS CDF CHHNGE Sioux City is a prime example of the old and the new. Central High School and old homes like the museum on Jackson Street have been preserved and re- stored. Yet while we keep the old, we're bringing in the new - Leif Erickson Pr' ffl l l 2 Pool and the Sioux Cityw- sculpture on the downtown mall. The changes have not been without problems, of course Lake Brandeis became infamous before it was filled in.

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