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

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Seasonal Splendor Abounds In Ann Arbor Whether you understand the process that causes leaves to turn colors, or if you prefer to believe that mother nature paints them one by one, there ' s no denying the beauty of autumn in Michigan. The changing seasons have inspired po- ets, given artists scenic views to paint, and delighted sightseers for generations. Somehow the seasons mirror our thoughts, as fall, signifies the return to school, and spring releases our dormant energies fro- zen by the cold winter months. Summer also is a season to appreciate here on cam- pus, when life is more relaxed. At any time Ann Arborites can appreciate the passing of seasons. X -Sandy Freedman 4 V. . Top: The winter snow buries the ground along the Huron River. Bottom: The summers are hot and humid and often leaves turn brown as a result of excessive dryness. Seasons 17

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Top: On North campus everything blooms with color in April. Right: Blossoms burst in the Arb when spring arrives. Above: Trees display brillant colors in fall. 16 Seasons

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Top right: The old fire house downtown was built in 1882; it ' s now a museum. Top left: West of Main St. on Liberty St. stands this building constructed in 1888. Bottom right: An old alley porch is livened by a garden. Bottom left: Resi- dents of Ann Arbor enjoy the atmosphere of Kerrytown. 18 Old Town