University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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CHANGES ..with a touch of madness Musical Madness brought its blend of entertainment and competition to the Shanklin Theater stage in early February. Seven groups competed in shows following the theme of “Changes” with Sigma Phi Epsilon and Chi Omega winning top honors with their entry of “The Best Things In Life Are Free”. Zeta Tau Alpha and Phi Kappa Tau placed second with “Music, Music, Music” and also captured the Spirit Award. Third place went to Phi Mu and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, followed by Alpha Omicron Pi and Hale Hall in fourth place. Brad Allen of Hughes Hall was awarded overall best directer. True to its theme, Musical Mad- ness experienced a couple of changes this year. For the first time, Greek organizations and campus dormitories teamed to compete in Musical Madness. Also, the 1986 Madness featured a show presented by a group other than a dormitory or Greek organization. This show was put together by the Kappa Chi Chris- tian Fellowship and titled “The Difference.” Most importantly, two thousand dollars was raised through this project and donated to the Evansville Rescue Mission, this year’s chosen recipient. The mission was pre- sented with a huge donation, winners went away with trophies, but everyone went home with some very special memories. This pink Cadillac is Lambda Chi-powered as they teamed with Moore Hall in Musical Madness ’86. Chip Corbett gets into the swing of things in ”Music, Music, Music”

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Kappa Chi entered Musical Madness for the first time this year. Laurie Bowles plays the lead in their show, “The Difference.” Hughes Hall cast members celebrate as their director, Brad Allen, is named best director in Musical Madness 1986. Dick Walters’ family plays the lottery and win as Alpha Omicron and Hale Hale teamed up for “Money Isn’t Everything.”