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Strip Poker

2006-11-05T05:41:11Z

Fangjunpei:

B6 skit in [[2000]].

[[Peter Chow]]'s mother: "Zen me tuo lai tuo qu she me dou tuo bu diao?"

[[Category:Skits]]

Strip Poker

2006-11-05T05:41:02Z

Fangjunpei:

B6 skit in [[2000]].

[[Peter Chow]]'s mother: "Z enme tuo lai tuo qu she me dou tuo bu diao?"

[[Category:Skits]]

Skit Night

2006-11-05T05:40:32Z

Fangjunpei: /* Notable skits: */

From [[1989]] through [[1995]] and [[1997]] through [[2005]], Thursday night has traditionally be reserved for '''Skit Night,''' where each group is tasked with writing and performing a skit that summarized their week's experiences. Skits ranged wildly in topic, style, duration, and of course, quality. They often parodied a movie, television show, or otherwise current event, but almost always relied heavily on satirizing other campers and especially the counselors. After all the groups have performed (more than one group combining to perform one skit has occurred), the counselors deliver their skit. [[Best Skit|Top skits]] (counselors excluded) are recognized at [[End-of-Week Party|The Dance]].

===Notable skits:===

''1998:''
*[[Diary of Dan Frank]] (BH), spoofing WMACS as a prison camp
*[[Titanic]] (BM)
*[[Super Thursday]] (GM), a parody of the Taiwanese TV show, Super Sunday
*[[Spice Girl Auditions]] (GK)
*[[Making Fun of Joe Sham]] (BE), ask [[Jeffrey Ian Chen|Jeffrey Ian]] about this one.

''1999:''
*[[Counselor Deathmatch]] (B4), a parody of the MTV claymation series [http://www.mtv.com/onair/deathmatch/ ''Celebrity Deathmatch''].
*[[Making Fun of G5 Girls]] (B5). Members of G5 were ready to beat the members of B5 with tennis rackets and other blunt objects before the boys gave them all flowers.
*[[B6 Boys]], a music video to ''I Want it That Way'' by the Backstreet Boys.
*[[Alice in Wondercamp]] (G6) - That year's winner.

''2000:''
*[[Cynthiarella]] (G3)
*[[Thursday Night Live]] (B5), a parody of the NBC comedy show, [http://www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/ ''Saturday Night Live''].
*[[Strip Poker]] (B6) - "zen me tuo lai tuo qu she me dou tuo bu diao?" ("How can you keep stripping and have nothing come off?") - Peter Chow's mother

''2001:''
*[[Making the Band]] (Team F) - Featured dances to "The Joy of Pepsi" by Britney Spears and "It's Gonna Be Me" by NSync
*[[A Day In the Life of WMACS]] (B6)
*[[Who Wants to be a WMACS Counselor?]] (G1): Won [[Best Skit]]

''2002:''
*[[Space Camp|Space Camp: Attack of the Staff]] (Group E), a parody of George Lucas' [http://www.starwars.com/ ''Star Wars''] movie saga, especially focusing on the recently released [http://www.starwars.com/episode-i/ ''Episode I: The Phantom Menace''].
*[[Behind the Music|Behind the Music]] (Counselors), a parody of the VH1 show of the same name.

''2003:''
*[[Finding Stevo]] (Counselors), a parody of the Disney/Pixar film ''Finding Nemo''; performed at orientation
*[[Harry Potter]] (Counselors), a parody of J.K. Rowling's ''Harry Potter'' book series; performed at skit night
*[[A Week at WMACS]] (F4), a general skit parodying the counselors and other happenenings of that week.

''2004:''
*[[The Lord of the Keys]] (counselors), a parody of Peter Jackson's [http://www.lordoftherings.net/ ''The Lord of the Rings''] movie saga, based on J.R.R. Tolkien's novels.

''2005:''
*[[Naru-chen]] (counselors), a parody of the popular anime series Naruto.

[[Category:Activities]]

Skit Night

2006-11-05T05:40:09Z

Fangjunpei:

From [[1989]] through [[1995]] and [[1997]] through [[2005]], Thursday night has traditionally be reserved for '''Skit Night,''' where each group is tasked with writing and performing a skit that summarized their week's experiences. Skits ranged wildly in topic, style, duration, and of course, quality. They often parodied a movie, television show, or otherwise current event, but almost always relied heavily on satirizing other campers and especially the counselors. After all the groups have performed (more than one group combining to perform one skit has occurred), the counselors deliver their skit. [[Best Skit|Top skits]] (counselors excluded) are recognized at [[End-of-Week Party|The Dance]].

===Notable skits:===

''1998:''
*[[Diary of Dan Frank]] (BH), spoofing WMACS as a prison camp
*[[Super Thursday]] (GM), a parody of the Taiwanese TV show, Super Sunday
*[[Spice Girl Auditions]] (GK)
*[[Making Fun of Joe Sham]] (BE), ask [[Jeffrey Ian Chen|Jeffrey Ian]] about this one.

''1999:''
*[[Counselor Deathmatch]] (B4), a parody of the MTV claymation series [http://www.mtv.com/onair/deathmatch/ ''Celebrity Deathmatch''].
*[[Making Fun of G5 Girls]] (B5). Members of G5 were ready to beat the members of B5 with tennis rackets and other blunt objects before the boys gave them all flowers.
*[[B6 Boys]], a music video to ''I Want it That Way'' by the Backstreet Boys.
*[[Alice in Wondercamp]] (G6) - That year's winner.

''2000:''
*[[Cynthiarella]] (G3)
*[[Thursday Night Live]] (B5), a parody of the NBC comedy show, [http://www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/ ''Saturday Night Live''].
*[[Strip Poker]] (B6) - "zen me tuo lai tuo qu she me dou tuo bu diao?" ("How can you keep stripping and have nothing come off?") - Peter Chow's mother

''2001:''
*[[Making the Band]] (Team F) - Featured dances to "The Joy of Pepsi" by Britney Spears and "It's Gonna Be Me" by NSync
*[[A Day In the Life of WMACS]] (B6)
*[[Who Wants to be a WMACS Counselor?]] (G1): Won [[Best Skit]]

''2002:''
*[[Space Camp|Space Camp: Attack of the Staff]] (Group E), a parody of George Lucas' [http://www.starwars.com/ ''Star Wars''] movie saga, especially focusing on the recently released [http://www.starwars.com/episode-i/ ''Episode I: The Phantom Menace''].
*[[Behind the Music|Behind the Music]] (Counselors), a parody of the VH1 show of the same name.

''2003:''
*[[Finding Stevo]] (Counselors), a parody of the Disney/Pixar film ''Finding Nemo''; performed at orientation
*[[Harry Potter]] (Counselors), a parody of J.K. Rowling's ''Harry Potter'' book series; performed at skit night
*[[A Week at WMACS]] (F4), a general skit parodying the counselors and other happenenings of that week.

''2004:''
*[[The Lord of the Keys]] (counselors), a parody of Peter Jackson's [http://www.lordoftherings.net/ ''The Lord of the Rings''] movie saga, based on J.R.R. Tolkien's novels.

''2005:''
*[[Naru-chen]] (counselors), a parody of the popular anime series Naruto.

[[Category:Activities]]

Thomas Sprigg Wootton High School

2006-11-05T05:30:28Z

Fangjunpei:

Several WMACSers attend or graduated from [http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/schools/woottonhs/ Thomas S. Wootton High School] in Rockville, Maryland. This number is especially large due to the school's 30% Asian-American student body and close proximity to the students of several of WMACS's member [[:Category:Chinese Schools|Chinese Schools]].

Wootton students and alumni include:
*[[Greg Fang]], 1994
*[[Mok-yi Chow]], 1997
*[[Diane Liang]], 1998
*[[Chris Liang]], 2002
*[[Lydia Chao]], 2003
*[[Glenda Fu]], 2003
*[[Cynthia Bien]], 2004
*[[Caryn Tsao]], 2004
*[[Lizzie Ni]], 2008
*[[Barbara Peng]], 2008
*[[George Peng]], 2010
*[[Terry Siu]], 2010

[[Category:High Schools]]

Montgomery Blair High School

2006-11-05T05:28:19Z

Fangjunpei:

Students and alumni of '''Montgomery Blair High School''' in Silver Spring, MD include:
*[[Kevin Fang]], 2003
*[[Eric Wei]], 2003
*[[Terry Li]], 2004
*[[Tim Yang]], 2004
*[[Austin Fang]], 2005

[[Category:High Schools]]

Rockville Chinese School

2006-11-05T05:27:33Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Rockville Chinese School''' (洛城; Luo Cheng; green) is a Chinese school at [[Winston Churchill High School]] in Potomac, Maryland.

Website: http://www.rcsmd.org/

WMACSers from RCS include:
*[[Cynthia Bien]]
*[[Victoria Chang]]
*[[Valerie Chang]]
*[[Daniel Chen]]
*[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
*[[Wesley Chin]]
*[[Brett Chung]]
*[[Duke Chung]]
*[[Richard Fan]]
*[[Kevin Fang]]
*[[Greg Fang]]
*[[Jonathan Hale]]
*[[April Kwan]]
*[[Ritchie Kwan]]
*[[Brian Lee]]
*[[Jason Li]]
*[[Patricia Li]]
*[[Ryan Li]]
*[[Terry Li]]
*[[Donna Lin]]
*[[Devin Lin]]
*[[Maggie Lin]]
*[[Michael Lin]]
*[[Daniel Shao]]
*[[Phoebe Shao]]
*[[Jason Sutterly]]
*[[Chris Tuan]]
*[[Eric Wei]]
*[[Alister Yeh]]
*[[Barnaby Yeh]]
[[Category:Chinese Schools]]

Rockville Chinese School

2006-11-05T05:27:10Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Rockville Chinese School''' (洛城; Luo Cheng; green) is a Chinese school at [[Winston Churchill High School]] in Potomac, Maryland.

Website: http://www.rcsmd.org/

WMACSers from RCS include:
*[[Cynthia Bien]]
*[[Victoria Chang]]
*[[Valerie Chang]]
*[[Daniel Chen]]
*[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
*[[Wesley Chin]]
*[[Brett Chung]]
*[[Duke Chung]]
*[[Richard Fan]]
*[[Kevin Fang]]
*[[Greg Fang]]
*[[Jonathan Hale]]
*[[April Kwan]]
*[[Ritchie Kwan]]
*[[Brian Lee]]
*[[Jason Li]]
*[[Patricia Li]]
*[[Ryan Li]]
*[[Terry Li]]
*[[Donna Lin]]
*[[Devin Lin]]
*[[Maggie Lin]]
*[[Michael Lin]]
*[[Daniel Shao]]
*[[Phoebe Shao]]
*[[Jason Sutterly]]
*[[Chris Tuan]]
*[[Alister Yeh]]
*[[Barnaby Yeh]]
*[[Eric Yeh]]
[[Category:Chinese Schools]]

Rockville Chinese School

2006-11-05T05:26:37Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Rockville Chinese School''' (洛城; Luo Cheng; green) is a Chinese school at [[Winston Churchill High School]] in Potomac, Maryland.

Website: http://www.rcsmd.org/

WMACSers from RCS include:
*[[Cynthia Bien]]
*[[Victoria Chang]]
*[[Valerie Chang]]
*[[Daniel Chen]]
*[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
*[[Wesley Chin]]
*[[Brett Chung]]
*[[Duke Chung]]
*[[Richard Fan]]
*[[Kevin Fang]]
*[[Greg Fang]]
*[[Jonathan Hale]]
*[[April Kwan]]
*[[Ritchie Kwan]]
*[[Brian Lee]]
*[[Jason Li]]
*[[Patricia Li]]
*[[Ryan Li]]
*[[Terry Li]]
*[[Donna Lin]]
*[[Devin Lin]]
*[[Maggie Lin]]
*[[Michael Lin]]
*[[Daniel Shao]]
*[[Phoebe Shao]]
*[[Jason Sutterly]]
*[[Chris Tuan]]
*[[Barnaby Yeh]]
*[[Alister Yeh]]
[[Category:Chinese Schools]]

Kevin Fang

2006-11-05T05:25:40Z

Fangjunpei:

One of counselors that some would call "perfect." Kevin attended WMACS Summer Camp from [[1994]] to [[2001]], and then served as a counselor in [[2003]] and [[2005]]. In [[2003]] he led [[Group I]] along with [[James Lien]]. He headed the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity (one solution: transliteration of Chinese foods) with [[June Liang]] that year and assisted in [[Chorus]] (also referred to as [[Chrous]] that year due to an unfortunate spelling error) taught by [[Butterfly Chang]]. He also generated the blueprints for what would replace the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity, [[The Amazing Race]], with [[June Liang]] one late night during camp. He wrote the orientation skit for the counselors, called [[Finding Stevo]], that year as well. 

In [[2005]] he was the only counselor to lead a group of campers of the opposite sex, G4. He is remembered for controlling their meal cards for an incredibly long time and for his back brace, which the girls referred to as a corset. That year he headed [[The Amazing Race]] with [[Tim Yang]] and assisted in [[Wushu]], taught by [[Justine Kwan]]. He also DJ'ed the Friday night dance with [[Tim Yang]] and [[Chris Liang]]. 

Kevin is also credited with designing the camp t-shirts for [[2003]], [[2004]] and [[2005]]. 

As a camper, he never won an award for best skit. He is not bitter. 

Some will remember the [[Game-O-Rama]] incident: 
 [[Image:horsestance.jpg]]
 [[April Kwan]] later beat Kevin, but please observe how April is squatting and not horse-stancing like the rules stated.

Over the years: 
*[[1994]]: Group F 
*[[1995]]: Group F 
*[[1996]]: ? 
*[[1997]]: Pandas 
*[[1998]]: BM 
*[[1999]]: B5 
*[[2000]]: B6 
*[[2001]]: B7 
*[[2003]]: Group I (Counselor, aka Posterboy) 
*[[2005]]: G4 (Counselor, aka -_-') 

Awards/Superlatives: 
*Some basketball and volleyball awards 
*Most Enthusiastic 
*WMACS Posterchild 
*[[Most Likely to Become a WMACS Counselor]] 

Quotable Quotes: 
[[2005]]: 
*"Patience is a virtue" 
*"Builds character" 
*"You don't hear the girls complaining" 

[[2003]]: 
*"Xuai I guys" 

[[2002]]: 
*"My room has bad feng-shui" 

WMACS Family: 
*[[Greg Fang]] (brother) - Counselor, 1994 
*[[Ben Chao]] (second cousin) - Staff 
*[[Leon Chao]] (nephew, once removed) - Camper 
*[[Lian Chao]] (niece, once removed) - Camper 

[[Category:Campers]]
[[Category:Counselors]]

Montgomery Blair High School

2006-11-05T05:24:50Z

Fangjunpei:

Students and alumni of '''Montgomery Blair High School''' in Silver Spring, MD include:
*[[Kevin Fang]], 2003
*[[Terry Li]], 2004
*[[Tim Yang]], 2004
*[[Austin Fang]], 2005

[[Category:High Schools]]

Montgomery Blair High School

2006-11-05T05:22:49Z

Fangjunpei:

[[Category:High Schools]]

Winston Churchill High School

2006-11-05T05:21:39Z

Fangjunpei:

Students and alumni of '''Winston Churchill High School''' in Potomac, MD include:
*[[Harry Hsing]], 1996
*[[Sharon Kiang]], 1997
*[[Brett Chung]], 2003
*[[James Lien]], 2003
*[[Claire Hsing]], 2004
*[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]], 2004
*[[Quentin Tai]], 2004
*[[Angela Fang]], 2008

[[Category:High Schools]]

Thomas Sprigg Wootton High School

2006-11-05T05:19:16Z

Fangjunpei:

Several WMACSers attend or graduated from [http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/schools/woottonhs/ Thomas S. Wootton High School] in Rockville, Maryland. This number is especially large due to the school's 30% Asian-American student body and close proximity to the students of several of WMACS's member [[:Category:Chinese Schools|Chinese Schools]].

Wootton students and alumni include:
*[[Greg Fang]], 1994
*[[Mok-yi Chow]], 1997
*[[Diane Liang]], 1998
*[[Lydia Chao]], 2003
*[[Glenda Fu]], 2003
*[[Cynthia Bien]], 2004
*[[Caryn Tsao]], 2004
*[[Lizzie Ni]], 2008
*[[Barbara Peng]], 2008
*[[George Peng]], 2010
*[[Terry Siu]], 2010

[[Category:High Schools]]

Kevin Fang

2006-11-05T05:09:25Z

Fangjunpei:

One of counselors that some would call "perfect." Kevin attended WMACS Summer Camp from [[1994]] to [[2001]], and then served as a counselor in [[2003]] and [[2005]]. In [[2003]] he led [[Group I]] along with [[James Lien]]. He headed the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity (one solution: transliteration of Chinese foods) with [[June Liang]] that year and assisted in [[Chorus]] (also referred to as [[Chrous]] that year due to an unfortunate spelling error) taught by [[Butterfly Chang]]. He also generated the blueprints for what would replace the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity, [[The Amazing Race]], with [[June Liang]] one late night during camp. He wrote the orientation skit for the counselors, called [[Finding Stevo]], that year as well. 

In [[2005]] he was the only counselor to lead a group of campers of the opposite sex, G4. He is remembered for controlling their meal cards for an incredibly long time and for his back brace, which the girls referred to as a corset. That year he headed [[The Amazing Race]] with [[Tim Yang]] and assisted in [[Wushu]], taught by [[Justine Kwan]]. He also DJ'ed the Friday night dance with [[Tim Yang]] and [[Chris Liang]]. 

Kevin is also credited with designing the camp t-shirts for [[2003]], [[2004]] and [[2005]]. 

As a camper, he never won an award for best skit. He is not bitter. 

Some will remember the [[Game-O-Rama]] incident: 
 [[Image:horsestance.jpg]]
 [[April Kwan]] later beat Kevin, but please observe how April is squatting and not horse-stancing like the rules stated.

Over the years: 
[[1994]]: Group F 
[[1995]]: Group F 
[[1996]]: ? 
[[1997]]: Pandas 
[[1998]]: BM 
[[1999]]: B5 
[[2000]]: B6 
[[2001]]: B7 
[[2002]]: MIA 
[[2003]]: Group I (Counselor, aka Posterboy) 
[[2004]]: MIA 
[[2005]]: G4 (Counselor, aka -_-') 
[[2006]]: MIA 

Awards/Superlatives: 
Some basketball and volleyball awards 
Most Enthusiastic 
WMACS Posterchild 
[[Most Likely to Become a WMACS Counselor]] 

Quotable Quotes: 
[[2005]]: 
"Patience is a virtue" 
"Builds character" 
"You don't hear the girls complaining" 

[[2003]]: 
"Xuai I guys" 

[[2002]]: 
"My room has bad feng-shui" 

WMACS Family: 
[[Greg Fang]] (brother) - Counselor, 1994 
[[Ben Chao]] (second cousin) - Staff 
[[Leon Chao]] (nephew, once removed) - Camper 
[[Lian Chao]] (niece, once removed) - Camper 

[[Category:Campers]]
[[Category:Counselors]]

Attendance Records

2006-11-01T01:20:36Z

Fangjunpei:

A few of the [[WMACS]] '''attendance records:'''

*Most total years at WMACS: '''12''', by '''[[June Liang]]''': [[1990]], [[1991|'91]], [[1993|'93]] as camper; [[1996|'96]], [[1998|'98]]-[[2004|'04]], [[2006|'06]] as counselor (with [[2000|'00]]-[[2004|'04]] as head counselor)

*Most years as a camper: '''8''', by '''[[William Hwang]]''': [[1989]]-[[1995]], [[1997]] and '''[[Kevin Fang]]''': [[1994]]-[[2001]]

*Most consecutive years as a camper: '''8''', by '''[[Kevin Fang]]''' ([[1994]]-[[2001]])

*Most years as a counselor: '''9''', by '''[[June Liang]]''' (see above)

*Most consecutive years as a counselor: '''7''', by '''[[June Liang]]''' (see above)

*Most overall consecutive years: '''9''', by '''[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]''' ([[1997]]-[[2005]])

*Longest active consecutive years streak: '''7''', by '''[[Becky Lee]]''' ([[2000]]-[[2006]]), '''[[Amy Chou]]''' ([[2000]]-[[2006]])

*Youngest camper: '''[[William Hwang]]''' ('''4 years old''' in [[1989]])

Becky Lee

2006-11-01T01:20:04Z

Fangjunpei:

[[Category:Campers]]

William Hwang

2006-11-01T01:19:52Z

Fangjunpei:

[[Category:Campers]]

Attendance Records

2006-11-01T01:19:36Z

Fangjunpei:

A few of the [[WMACS]] '''attendance records:'''

*Most total years at WMACS: '''12''', by '''[[June Liang]]''': [[1990]], [[1991|'91]], [[1993|'93]] as camper; [[1996|'96]], [[1998|'98]]-[[2004|'04]], [[2006|'06]] as counselor (with [[2000|'00]]-[[2004|'04]] as head counselor)

*Most years as a camper: '''8''', by '''[[William Hwang]]''': [[1989]]-[[1995]], [[1997]] and '''[[Kevin Fang]]''': [[1994]]-[[2001]]

*Most consecutive years as a camper: '''8''', by '''[[Kevin Fang]]''' ([[1994]]-[[2001]])

*Most years as a counselor: '''9''', by '''June Liang''' (see above)

*Most consecutive years as a counselor: '''7''', by '''June Liang''' (see above)

*Most overall consecutive years: '''9''', by '''Jeffrey Ian Chen''' ([[1997]]-[[2005]])

*Longest active consecutive years streak: '''7''', by '''[[Becky Lee]]''' ([[2000]]-[[2006]]), '''[[Amy Chou]]''' ([[2000]]-[[2006]])

*Youngest camper: '''William Hwang''' ('''4 years old''' in [[1989]])

Attendance Records

2006-11-01T01:17:53Z

Fangjunpei:

A few of the [[WMACS]] '''attendance records:'''

*Most total years at WMACS: '''12''', by '''[[June Liang]]''': [[1990]], [[1991|'91]], [[1993|'93]] as camper; [[1996|'96]], [[1998|'98]]-[[2004|'04]], [[2006|'06]] as counselor (with [[2000|'00]]-[[20004|'04]] as head counselor)

*Most years as a camper: '''8''', by '''[[William Hwang]]''': [[1989]]-[[1995]], [[1997]] and '''[[Kevin Fang]]''': [[1994]]-[[2001]]

*Most consecutive years as a camper: '''8''', by '''[[Kevin Fang]]''' ([[1994]]-[[2001]])

*Most years as a counselor: '''9''', by '''June Liang''' (see above)

*Most consecutive years as a counselor: '''7''', by '''June Liang''' (see above)

*Most overall consecutive years: '''9''', by '''Jeffrey Ian Chen''' ([[1997]]-[[2005]])

*Longest active consecutive years streak: '''7''', by '''[[Becky Lee]]''' ([[2000]]-[[2006]]), '''[[Amy Chou]]''' ([[2000]]-[[2006]])

*Youngest camper: '''William Hwang''' ('''4 years old''' in [[1989]])

Attendance Records

2006-11-01T01:14:37Z

Fangjunpei:

A few of the [[WMACS]] '''attendance records:'''

*Most total years at WMACS: '''12''', by '''[[June Liang]]''': [[1990]], [[1991|'91]], [[1993|'93]] as camper; [[1996|'96]], [[1998|'98]]-[[2004|'04]], [[2006|'06]] as counselor (with [[2000|'00]]-[[20004|'04]] as head counselor)

*Most years as a camper: '''8''', by '''[[William Hwang]]''': [[1989]]-[[1995]], [[1997]] and '''[[Kevin Fang]]''': [[1994]]-[[2001]]

*Most consecutive years as a camper: '''7''', shared by '''William Hwang''' (1989-1995), '''[[Kenny Feng]]''' ([[1991]]-[[1997]]), '''[[Kevin Fang]]''' ([[1995]]-[[2001]]), '''[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]''' ([[1997]]-[[2003]]), '''[[Becky Lee]]''' ([[2000]]-[[2006]]), '''[[Amy Chou]]''' ([[2000]]-[[2006]]) (If [[Amy Chou|Amy]] and [[Becky Lee|Becky]] come back in [[2007]], they'll set a new record and kick off all of the old guys.)

*Most years as a counselor: '''9''', by '''June Liang''' (see above)

*Most consecutive years as a counselor: '''7''', by '''June Liang''' (see above)

*Most overall consecutive years: '''9''', by '''Jeffrey Ian Chen''' ([[1997]]-[[2005]])

*Longest active consecutive years streak: '''7''', by '''[[Becky Lee]]''' ([[2000]]-[[2006]]), '''[[Amy Chou]]''' ([[2000]]-[[2006]])

*Youngest camper: '''William Hwang''' ('''4 years old''' in [[1989]])

Rockville Chinese School

2006-11-01T01:10:43Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Rockville Chinese School''' (洛城; Luo Cheng; green) is a Chinese school in Rockville.

Website: http://www.rcsmd.org/

WMACSers from RCS include:
*[[Cynthia Bien]]
*[[Victoria Chang]]
*[[Valerie Chang]]
*[[Daniel Chen]]
*[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
*[[Wesley Chin]]
*[[Brett Chung]]
*[[Duke Chung]]
*[[Richard Fan]]
*[[Kevin Fang]]
*[[Greg Fang]]
*[[Jonathan Hale]]
*[[April Kwan]]
*[[Ritchie Kwan]]
*[[Brian Lee]]
*[[Jason Li]]
*[[Patricia Li]]
*[[Ryan Li]]
*[[Terry Li]]
*[[Donna Lin]]
*[[Devin Lin]]
*[[Maggie Lin]]
*[[Michael Lin]]
*[[Daniel Shao]]
*[[Phoebe Shao]]
*[[Jason Sutterly]]
*[[Chris Tuan]]
*[[Barnaby Yeh]]
*[[Alister Yeh]]
[[Category:Chinese Schools]]

Rockville Chinese School

2006-11-01T01:10:14Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Rockville Chinese School''' (洛城; Luo Cheng; green) is a Chinese school in Rockville.

Website: http://www.rcsmd.org/

WMACSers from RCS include:
*[[Cynthia Bien]]
*[[Victoria Chang]]
*[[Valerie Chang]]
*[[Daniel Chen]]
*[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
*[[Wesley Chin]]
*[[Brett Chung]]
*[[Duke Chung]]
*[[Richard Fan]]
*[[Kevin Fang]]
*[[Greg Fang]]
*[[Jonathan Hale]]
*[[Brian Lee]]
*[[Jason Li]]
*[[Patricia Li]]
*[[Ryan Li]]
*[[Terry Li]]
*[[Donna Lin]]
*[[Devin Lin]]
*[[Maggie Lin]]
*[[Michael Lin]]
*[[Daniel Shao]]
*[[Phoebe Shao]]
*[[Jason Sutterly]]
*[[Chris Tuan]]
*[[Barnaby Yeh]]
*[[Alister Yeh]]
[[Category:Chinese Schools]]

1996

2006-11-01T01:07:29Z

Fangjunpei:

Hardly anyone went. We were in the woods. People got a lot of insect bites. The zip line was awesome.

[[Category:Years]]

1997

2006-11-01T01:06:49Z

Fangjunpei:

[[Category:Years]]

1996

2006-11-01T01:06:35Z

Fangjunpei:

[[Category:Years]]

1995

2006-11-01T01:05:52Z

Fangjunpei:

Last year at Salisbury State University

[[Category:Years]]

1994

2006-11-01T01:03:23Z

Fangjunpei:

[[Category:Years]]

Chrous

2006-11-01T01:01:33Z

Fangjunpei:

Typo on ID badges for Camp [[2003]]. See also: [[Chorus]]

Chrous

2006-11-01T01:00:25Z

Fangjunpei:

Typo on ID badges for Camp [[2003]]. See also: [[Chorus]]

[[Category:2003]]

Greg Fang

2006-11-01T00:56:37Z

Fangjunpei:

Group E Counselor in 1994. His brother is [[Kevin Fang]].

[[Category:Counselors]]

Rockville Chinese School

2006-11-01T00:55:35Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Rockville Chinese School''' (Luo Cheng; green) is a Chinese school in Rockville. ([[O RLY]]?)

WMACSers from RCS include:
*[[Cynthia Bien]]
*[[Victoria Chang]]
*[[Valerie Chang]]
*[[Daniel Chen]]
*[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
*[[Wesley Chin]]
*[[Brett Chung]]
*[[Duke Chung]]
*[[Richard Fan]]
*[[Kevin Fang]]
*[[Greg Fang]]
*[[Jonathan Hale]]
*[[Brian Lee]]
*[[Jason Li]]
*[[Patricia Li]]
*[[Ryan Li]]
*[[Terry Li]]
*[[Donna Lin]]
*[[Devin Lin]]
*[[Maggie Lin]]
*[[Michael Lin]]
*[[Daniel Shao]]
*[[Phoebe Shao]]
*[[Jason Sutterly]]
*[[Chris Tuan]]
*[[Barnaby Yeh]]
*[[Alister Yeh]]
[[Category:Chinese Schools]]

Rockville Chinese School

2006-11-01T00:55:09Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Rockville Chinese School''' (Luo Cheng; green) is a Chinese school in Rockville. ([[O RLY]]?)

WMACSers from RCS include:
*[[Cynthia Bien]]
*[[Victoria Chang]]
*[[Valerie Chang]]
*[[Daniel Chen]]
*[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
*[[Wesley Chin]]
*[[Brett Chung]]
*[[Duke Chung]]
*[[Richard Fan]]
*[[Kevin Fang]]
*[[Greg Fang]]
*[[Jonathan Hale]]
*[[Bryan Lee]]
*[[Jason Li]]
*[[Patricia Li]]
*[[Ryan Li]]
*[[Terry Li]]
*[[Donna Lin]]
*[[Devin Lin]]
*[[Maggie Lin]]
*[[Michael Lin]]
*[[Daniel Shao]]
*[[Phoebe Shao]]
*[[Jason Sutterly]]
*[[Chris Tuan]]
*[[Barnaby Yeh]]
*[[Alister Yeh]]
[[Category:Chinese Schools]]

Rockville Chinese School

2006-11-01T00:52:32Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Rockville Chinese School''' (Luo Cheng; green) is a Chinese school in Rockville. ([[O RLY]]?)

WMACSers from RCS include:
*[[Cynthia Bien]]
*[[Victoria Chang]]
*[[Valerie Chang]]
*[[Daniel Chen]]
*[[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
*[[Wesley Chin]]
*[[Brett Chung]]
*[[Duke Chung]]
*[[Richard Fan]]
*[[Kevin Fang]]
*[[Greg Fang]]
*[[Jonathan Hale]]
*[[Jason Li]]
*[[Patricia Li]]
*[[Ryan Li]]
*[[Terry Li]]
*[[Donna Lin]]
*[[Devin Lin]]
*[[Maggie Lin]]
*[[Michael Lin]]
*[[Daniel Shao]]
*[[Phoebe Shao]]
*[[Jason Sutterly]]
*[[Chris Tuan]]
*[[Barnaby Yeh]]
*[[Alister Yeh]]
[[Category:Chinese Schools]]

Kevin Fang

2006-10-28T16:20:23Z

Fangjunpei:

One of counselors that some would call "perfect." Kevin attended WMACS Summer Camp from [[1994]] to [[2001]], and then served as a counselor in [[2003]] and [[2005]]. In [[2003]] he led [[Group I]] along with [[James Lien]]. He headed the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity (one solution: transliteration of Chinese foods) with [[June Liang]] that year and assisted in [[Chorus]] (also referred to as [[Chrous]] that year due to an unfortunate spelling error) taught by [[Butterfly Chang]]. He also generated the blueprints for what would replace the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity, [[The Amazing Race]], with [[June Liang]] one late night during camp. He wrote the orientation skit for the counselors, called [[Finding Stevo]], that year as well. 

In [[2005]] he was the only counselor to lead a group of campers of the opposite sex, G4. He is remembered for controlling their meal cards for an incredibly long time and for his back brace, which the girls referred to as a corset. That year he headed [[The Amazing Race]] with [[Tim Yang]] and assisted in [[Wushu]], taught by [[Justine Kwan]]. He also DJ'ed the Friday night dance with [[Tim Yang]] and [[Chris Liang]]. 

Kevin is also credited with designing the camp t-shirts for [[2003]], [[2004]] and [[2005]]. 

As a camper, he never won an award for best skit. He is not bitter. 

Some will remember the [[Game-O-Rama]] incident: 
 [[Image:horsestance.jpg]]
 [[April Kwan]] later beat Kevin, but please observe how April is squatting and not horse-stancing like the rules stated.

Over the years: 
[[1994]]: Group F 
[[1995]]: Group F 
[[1996]]: ? 
[[1997]]: Pandas 
[[1998]]: BM 
[[1999]]: B5 
[[2000]]: B6 
[[2001]]: B7 
[[2002]]: MIA 
[[2003]]: Group I (Counselor, aka Posterboy) 
[[2004]]: MIA 
[[2005]]: G4 (Counselor, aka -_-') 
[[2006]]: MIA 

Awards/Superlatives: 
Some basketball and volleyball awards 
Most Enthusiastic 
WMACS Posterchild 
[[Most Likely to Become a WMACS Counselor]] 

Quotable Quotes: 
[[2005]]: 
"Patience is a virtue" 
"Builds character" 
"You don't hear the girls complaining" 
"This isn't just a culture camp, it's a fat camp too" 
/Interpretive flower dancing 
"Physics lesson number 1: never put metal in a microwave"...Response: "But we were trying to make the polaroid dry faster!" 
"Physics lesson number 2: water expands when frozen"...Response: "Sprite has water?"...Response: "Ingredient number 1: carbonated water" 
"Las Hoochas" 

[[2003]]: 
"Xuai I guys" 

[[2002]]: 
"My room has bad feng-shui" 

WMACS Family: 
[[Greg Fang]] (brother) - Counselor, 1994 
[[Ben Chao]] (second cousin) - Staff 
[[Leon Chao]] (nephew, once removed) - Camper 
[[Lian Chao]] (niece, once removed) - Camper 

[[Category:Campers]]
[[Category:Counselors]]

Category:Counselors

2006-10-28T16:03:05Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Position Overview:''' 
The counselor’s role is an integral one to the success of the camp. Counselors have extensive interaction with their charges. Consequently, the camper experience, in many ways, is greatly influenced by the camper's interaction with his/her counselor. An ideal candidate for this position would be a friendly, enthusiastic, and respectful individual who has the initiative and drive to help make camp successful each year. 

'''Time Commitment:''' 
Counselors are expected to attend scheduled meetings throughout June and July for event planning and counselor training. Meetings are generally held on the weekends in the DC area. For the week of camp, counselors must stay at Frostburg State University for the program’s duration. After camp is over, counselors will facilitate the creation of the camp yearbook and help plan and coordinate the reunion in late August. 

'''Qualifications:''' 
1) All counselors must be eighteen (18) or older prior to or on the first day of camp. 
2) All counselors must be enrolled in a college/university or be a college/university graduate. 
3) All counselors must be bilingual (English/Mandarin Chinese) 

A catalog of WMACS Counselors, past and present.

Category:Counselors

2006-10-28T16:02:46Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Position Overview:'''
The counselor’s role is an integral one to the success of the camp. Counselors have extensive interaction with their charges. Consequently, the camper experience, in many ways, is greatly influenced by the camper's interaction with his/her counselor. An ideal candidate for this position would be a friendly, enthusiastic, and respectful individual who has the initiative and drive to help make camp successful each year.

'''Time Commitment:'''
Counselors are expected to attend scheduled meetings throughout June and July for event planning and counselor training. Meetings are generally held on the weekends in the DC area. For the week of camp, counselors must stay at Frostburg State University for the program’s duration. After camp is over, counselors will facilitate the creation of the camp yearbook and help plan and coordinate the reunion in late August.

'''Qualifications:'''
1) All counselors must be eighteen (18) or older prior to or on the first day of camp.
2) All counselors must be enrolled in a college/university or be a college/university graduate.
3) All counselors must be bilingual (English/Mandarin Chinese)

A catalog of WMACS Counselors, past and present.

Souper Red Beans

2006-10-28T15:57:27Z

Fangjunpei:

'''Souper Red Beans''' or 紅豆湯 was a [[2005]] Team headed by [[Thomas Chu]] and [[Kevin Fang]].

Team members: 
[[Sandy Chen]] 
[[JoJo Wang]] 
[[Alison Ho]] 
[[Katie Chen]] 
[[Emily Cheng]] 
[[Cynthia Chen]] 
[[Diana Chen]] 
[[Jonathan Lin]] 
[[Darwin Mach]] 
[[Austin Liu]] 
[[Kyle Mach]] 
[[Elbert Pu]] 
[[George Huang]] 
[[Eric Tchong]] 
[[Mathew Yin]] 

[[Category:Teams]]

Souper Red Beans

2006-10-28T15:56:45Z

Fangjunpei:

Souper Red Beans

2006-10-28T15:55:26Z

Fangjunpei:

2005

2006-10-28T15:49:14Z

Fangjunpei:

After an experiment with co-ed groups in [[2004]], named after the Chinese Zodiac signs, the group-naming convention reverted back to the traditional G# and B# scheme. The camp also returned to [[Frederick Hall]], last used in [[1998]], as [[Cambridge Hall]] was being renovated.

'''[[:Category:Counselors|Counselors:]]'''
 G1: [[Cynthia Bien]]
 G2: [[Frances Wang]]
 G3: [[Cindy Yu]]
 G4: [[Kevin Fang]] (due to insufficient girl counselors)
 G5: [[Anita Cheng]]

 B1: [[Daniel Chen]]
 B2: [[Tim Yang]]
 B3: [[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
 B4: [[Brett Chung]]
 B5: [[Eric Lui]]
 [[B6 of 05|B6]]: [[Thomas Chu]]

''Head Counselors:'' [[Betty Yu]] and [[Stephen Liang]] 

'''T-shirt''':
Designed by [[Kevin Fang]]. Played on the Year of the Cock theme by featuring a rooster holding a surfboard overlooking a sunset.
[[Image:2005_tshirt_design.jpg]] 

[[Category:Years]]

2005

2006-10-28T15:49:05Z

Fangjunpei:

After an experiment with co-ed groups in [[2004]], named after the Chinese Zodiac signs, the group-naming convention reverted back to the traditional G# and B# scheme. The camp also returned to [[Frederick Hall]], last used in [[1998]], as [[Cambridge Hall]] was being renovated.

'''[[:Category:Counselors|Counselors:]]'''
 G1: [[Cynthia Bien]]
 G2: [[Frances Wang]]
 G3: [[Cindy Yu]]
 G4: [[Kevin Fang]] (due to insufficient girl counselors)
 G5: [[Anita Cheng]]

 B1: [[Daniel Chen]]
 B2: [[Tim Yang]]
 B3: [[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
 B4: [[Brett Chung]]
 B5: [[Eric Lui]]
 [[B6 of 05|B6]]: [[Thomas Chu]]

''Head Counselors:'' [[Betty Yu]] and [[Stephen Liang]] 

''T-shirt'':
Designed by [[Kevin Fang]]. Played on the Year of the Cock theme by featuring a rooster holding a surfboard overlooking a sunset.
[[Image:2005_tshirt_design.jpg]] 

[[Category:Years]]

2005

2006-10-28T15:48:12Z

Fangjunpei:

After an experiment with co-ed groups in [[2004]], named after the Chinese Zodiac signs, the group-naming convention reverted back to the traditional G# and B# scheme. The camp also returned to [[Frederick Hall]], last used in [[1998]], as [[Cambridge Hall]] was being renovated.

'''[[:Category:Counselors|Counselors:]]'''
 G1: [[Cynthia Bien]]
 G2: [[Frances Wang]]
 G3: [[Cindy Yu]]
 G4: [[Kevin Fang]] (due to insufficient girl counselors)
 G5: [[Anita Cheng]]

 B1: [[Daniel Chen]]
 B2: [[Tim Yang]]
 B3: [[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
 B4: [[Brett Chung]]
 B5: [[Eric Lui]]
 [[B6 of 05|B6]]: [[Thomas Chu]]

''Head Counselors:'' [[Betty Yu]] and [[Stephen Liang]] 

T-shirt:
Designed by [[Kevin Fang]]. Played on the Year of the Cock theme by featuring a rooster holding a surfboard overlooking a sunset.
[[Image:2005_tshirt_design.jpg]] 

[[Category:Years]]

2005

2006-10-28T15:46:47Z

Fangjunpei:

[[Image:2005_tshirt_design.jpg]](T-shirt design for Camp 2005, Design by [[Kevin Fang]]) 

After an experiment with co-ed groups in [[2004]], named after the Chinese Zodiac signs, the group-naming convention reverted back to the traditional G# and B# scheme. The camp also returned to [[Frederick Hall]], last used in [[1998]], as [[Cambridge Hall]] was being renovated.

'''[[:Category:Counselors|Counselors:]]'''
 G1: [[Cynthia Bien]]
 G2: [[Frances Wang]]
 G3: [[Cindy Yu]]
 G4: [[Kevin Fang]] (due to insufficient girl counselors)
 G5: [[Anita Cheng]]

 B1: [[Daniel Chen]]
 B2: [[Tim Yang]]
 B3: [[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
 B4: [[Brett Chung]]
 B5: [[Eric Lui]]
 [[B6 of 05|B6]]: [[Thomas Chu]]

''Head Counselors:'' [[Betty Yu]] and [[Stephen Liang]]

[[Category:Years]]

2005

2006-10-28T15:46:38Z

Fangjunpei:

[[Image:2005_tshirt_design.jpg]](T-shirt design for Camp 2005, [[Kevin Fang]]) 

After an experiment with co-ed groups in [[2004]], named after the Chinese Zodiac signs, the group-naming convention reverted back to the traditional G# and B# scheme. The camp also returned to [[Frederick Hall]], last used in [[1998]], as [[Cambridge Hall]] was being renovated.

'''[[:Category:Counselors|Counselors:]]'''
 G1: [[Cynthia Bien]]
 G2: [[Frances Wang]]
 G3: [[Cindy Yu]]
 G4: [[Kevin Fang]] (due to insufficient girl counselors)
 G5: [[Anita Cheng]]

 B1: [[Daniel Chen]]
 B2: [[Tim Yang]]
 B3: [[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
 B4: [[Brett Chung]]
 B5: [[Eric Lui]]
 [[B6 of 05|B6]]: [[Thomas Chu]]

''Head Counselors:'' [[Betty Yu]] and [[Stephen Liang]]

[[Category:Years]]

2005

2006-10-28T15:46:17Z

Fangjunpei:

[[Image:2005_tshirt_design.jpg]]T-shirt design for Camp 2005 

After an experiment with co-ed groups in [[2004]], named after the Chinese Zodiac signs, the group-naming convention reverted back to the traditional G# and B# scheme. The camp also returned to [[Frederick Hall]], last used in [[1998]], as [[Cambridge Hall]] was being renovated.

'''[[:Category:Counselors|Counselors:]]'''
 G1: [[Cynthia Bien]]
 G2: [[Frances Wang]]
 G3: [[Cindy Yu]]
 G4: [[Kevin Fang]] (due to insufficient girl counselors)
 G5: [[Anita Cheng]]

 B1: [[Daniel Chen]]
 B2: [[Tim Yang]]
 B3: [[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
 B4: [[Brett Chung]]
 B5: [[Eric Lui]]
 [[B6 of 05|B6]]: [[Thomas Chu]]

''Head Counselors:'' [[Betty Yu]] and [[Stephen Liang]]

[[Category:Years]]

2005

2006-10-28T15:45:59Z

Fangjunpei:

[[Image:2005_tshirt_design.jpg]] 

After an experiment with co-ed groups in [[2004]], named after the Chinese Zodiac signs, the group-naming convention reverted back to the traditional G# and B# scheme. The camp also returned to [[Frederick Hall]], last used in [[1998]], as [[Cambridge Hall]] was being renovated.

'''[[:Category:Counselors|Counselors:]]'''
 G1: [[Cynthia Bien]]
 G2: [[Frances Wang]]
 G3: [[Cindy Yu]]
 G4: [[Kevin Fang]] (due to insufficient girl counselors)
 G5: [[Anita Cheng]]

 B1: [[Daniel Chen]]
 B2: [[Tim Yang]]
 B3: [[Jeffrey Ian Chen]]
 B4: [[Brett Chung]]
 B5: [[Eric Lui]]
 [[B6 of 05|B6]]: [[Thomas Chu]]

''Head Counselors:'' [[Betty Yu]] and [[Stephen Liang]]

[[Category:Years]]

File:2005 tshirt design.jpg

2006-10-28T15:45:25Z

Fangjunpei:

Kevin Fang

2006-10-28T15:41:55Z

Fangjunpei:

One of counselors that some would call "perfect." Kevin attended WMACS Summer Camp from [[1994]] to [[2001]], and then served as a counselor in [[2003]] and [[2005]]. In [[2003]] he led [[Group I]] along with [[James Lien]]. He headed the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity (one solution: transliteration of Chinese foods) with [[June Liang]] that year and assisted in [[Chorus]] (also referred to as [[Chrous]] that year due to an unfortunate spelling error) taught by [[Butterfly Chang]]. He also generated the blueprints for what would replace the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity, [[The Amazing Race]], with [[June Liang]] one late night during camp. He wrote the orientation skit for the counselors, called [[Finding Stevo]], that year as well. 

In [[2005]] he was the only counselor to lead a group of campers of the opposite sex, G4. He is remembered for controlling their meal cards for an incredibly long time and for his back brace, which the girls referred to as a corset. That year he headed [[The Amazing Race]] with [[Tim Yang]] and assisted in [[Wushu]], taught by [[Justine Kwan]]. He also DJ'ed the Friday night dance with [[Tim Yang]] and [[Chris Liang]]. 

Kevin is also credited with designing the camp t-shirts for [[2003]], [[2004]] and [[2005]]. 

As a camper, he never won an award for best skit. He is not bitter. 

Some will remember the [[Game-O-Rama]] incident: 
 [[Image:horsestance.jpg]]
 [[April Kwan]] later beat Kevin, but please observe how April is squatting and not horse-stancing like the rules stated.

Over the years: 
[[1994]]: Group F 
[[1995]]: Group F 
[[1996]]: ? 
[[1997]]: Pandas 
[[1998]]: BM 
[[1999]]: B5 
[[2000]]: B6 
[[2001]]: B7
[[2002]]: MIA
[[2003]]: Group I (Counselor, aka Posterboy)
[[2004]]: MIA
[[2005]]: G4 (Counselor, aka -_-')
[[2006]]: MIA 

Awards/Superlatives: 
Some basketball and volleyball awards 
Most Enthusiastic 
WMACS Posterchild 
[[Most Likely to Become a WMACS Counselor]] 

Quotable Quotes: 
[[2005]]: 
"Patience is a virtue" 
"Builds character" 
"You don't hear the girls complaining" 
"This isn't just a culture camp, it's a fat camp too" 
/Interpretive flower dancing 
"Physics lesson number 1: never put metal in a microwave"...Response: "But we were trying to make the polaroid dry faster!" 
"Physics lesson number 2: water expands when frozen"...Response: "Sprite has water?"...Response: "Ingredient number 1: carbonated water" 
"Las Hoochas" 

[[2003]]: 
"Xuai I guys" 

[[2002]]: 
"My room has bad feng-shui" 

WMACS Family: 
[[Greg Fang]] (brother) - Counselor, 1994 
[[Ben Chao]] (second cousin) - Staff 
[[Leon Chao]] (nephew, once removed) - Camper 
[[Lian Chao]] (niece, once removed) - Camper 

[[Category:Campers]]
[[Category:Counselors]]

Kevin Fang

2006-10-28T15:35:12Z

Fangjunpei:

One of counselors that some would call "perfect." Kevin attended WMACS Summer Camp from [[1994]] to [[2001]], and then served as a counselor in [[2003]] and [[2005]]. In [[2003]] he led [[Group I]] along with [[James Lien]]. He headed the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity (one solution: transliteration of Chinese foods) with [[June Liang]] that year and assisted in [[Chorus]] (also referred to as [[Chrous]] that year due to an unfortunate spelling error) taught by [[Butterfly Chang]]. He also generated the blueprints for what would replace the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity, [[The Amazing Race]], with [[June Liang]] one late night during camp. He wrote the orientation skit for the counselors, called [[Finding Stevo]], that year as well. 

In [[2005]] he was the only counselor to lead a group of campers of the opposite sex, G4. He is remembered for controlling their meal cards for an incredibly long time and for his back brace, which the girls referred to as a corset. That year he headed [[The Amazing Race]] with [[Tim Yang]] and assisted in [[Wushu]], taught by [[Justine Kwan]]. He also DJ'ed the Friday night dance with [[Tim Yang]] and [[Chris Liang]]. 

Kevin is also credited with designing the camp t-shirts for [[2003]], [[2004]] and [[2005]]. 

As a camper, he never won an award for best skit. He is not bitter. 

Some will remember the [[Game-O-Rama]] incident: 
 [[Image:horsestance.jpg]]
 [[April Kwan]] later beat Kevin, but please observe how April is squatting and not horse-stancing like the rules stated.

Over the years: 
[[1994]]: Group F 
[[1995]]: Group F 
[[1996]]: ? 
[[1997]]: Pandas 
[[1998]]: BM 
[[1999]]: B5 
[[2000]]: B6 
[[2001]]: B7
[[2002]]: MIA
[[2003]]: Group I (Counselor)
[[2004]]: MIA
[[2005]]: G4 (Counselor)
[[2006]]: MIA 

Awards/Superlatives: 
Some basketball and volleyball awards 
Most Enthusiastic 
WMACS Posterchild 
[[Most Likely to Become a WMACS Counselor]] 

Quotes: 
"Patience is a virtue" ([[2005]]) 
"My room has bad feng-shui" ([[2002]]) 

WMACS Family: 
[[Greg Fang]] (brother) - Counselor, 1994 
[[Ben Chao]] (second cousin) - Staff 
[[Leon Chao]] (nephew, once removed) - Camper 
[[Lian Chao]] (niece, once removed) - Camper 

[[Category:Campers]]
[[Category:Counselors]]

Kevin Fang

2006-10-28T15:34:08Z

Fangjunpei:

One of counselors that some would call "perfect." Kevin attended WMACS Summer Camp from [[1994]] to [[2001]], and then served as a counselor in [[2003]] and [[2005]]. In [[2003]] he led [[Group I]] along with [[James Lien]]. He headed the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity (one solution: transliteration of Chinese foods) with [[June Liang]] that year and assisted in [[Chorus]] (also referred to as [[Chrous]] that year due to an unfortunate spelling error) taught by [[Butterfly Chang]]. He also generated the blueprints for what would replace the [[Marshmallow Hunt]] activity, [[The Amazing Race]], with [[June Liang]] one late night during camp. He wrote the orientation skit for the counselors, called [[Finding Stevo]], that year as well. 

In [[2005]] he was the only counselor to lead a group of campers of the opposite sex, G4. He is remembered for controlling their meal cards for an incredibly long time and for his back brace, which the girls referred to as a corset. That year he headed [[The Amazing Race]] with [[Tim Yang]] and assisted in [[Wushu]], taught by [[Justine Kwan]]. He also DJ'ed the Friday night dance with [[Tim Yang]] and [[Chris Liang]]. 

Kevin is also credited with designing the camp t-shirts for [[2003]], [[2004]] and [[2005]]. 

As a camper, he never won an award for best skit. He is not bitter. 

Some will remember the [[Game-O-Rama]] incident: 
 [[Image:horsestance.jpg]]
 [[April Kwan]] later beat Kevin, but please observe how April is squatting and not horse-stancing like the rules stated.

Over the years: 
[[1994]]: Group F 
[[1995]]: Group F 
[[1996]]: ? 
[[1997]]: Pandas 
[[1998]]: BM 
[[1999]]: B5 
[[2000]]: B6 
[[2001]]: B7
[[2002]]: MIA
[[2003]]: Group I (Counselor)
[[2004]]: MIA
[[2005]]: G4 (Counselor)
[[2006]]: MIA 

Awards/Superlatives: 
WMACS Posterchild 
[[Most Likely to Become a WMACS Counselor]] 
Some basketball and volleyball awards 

Quotes: 
"Patience is a virtue" ([[2005]]) 
"My room has bad feng-shui" ([[2002]]) 

WMACS Family: 
[[Greg Fang]] (brother) - Counselor, 1994 
[[Ben Chao]] (second cousin) - Staff 
[[Leon Chao]] (nephew, once removed) - Camper 
[[Lian Chao]] (niece, once removed) - Camper 

[[Category:Campers]]
[[Category:Counselors]]