University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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The wooded arboretum path may have been an easy jaunt for this jogger, until he tried to jog back up the hill. It is a mode of transportation to many house and apartment dwellers. But, when it is not weaving the Diag ' s pedestrians, a bicycle can be a partner for an enjoyable afternoon. -C. Koo CCRB is the place to go on campus for almost any athletic activity. The stained glass window on the first floor exemplifies its facilities with color- ful caricatures. Energy-Spenders 13

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Everyday Energy-Spenders The brilliant autumn colors may have detract- ed from her last minute cramming. Unfortunately, a substantial portion of many student ' s free time is spent with the Universi- ty buses; waiting, chasing and crowding. V ; -P. Kisch -P. Kisch 12 Energy-Spenders

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For a city in which buildings make up most of its beauty and uniqueness, the arboretum (com- monly known as the ARB ) provides a quiet and breathtaking change of scenery. The Ingles House beautifies the area beyond the Arb on Geddes Avenue. The building sometimes serves as accomodations for particularly distin- guished guests of the University. An expanse of land making up Radrick Farms Golf Club was donated to the University by the same contributor as was the scenic Botanical Gar- dens area. ! -0. Gal 14 University ' s Outdoors