Jeffrey Ian Chen

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One cannot even begin to describe [[WMACS]] without describing the exploits of '''Jeffrey Ian Chen''', also known simply as Ian. Ian holds the [[Attendance Records|record]] of 9 consecutive years at camp, from [[1997]] to [[2005]] (the last two years as a counselor). A 2004 graduate of Winston Churchill High School, he currently attends the [http://www.berkeley.edu University of California-Berkeley]. Ian is the cousin of [[Glenda Fu]].
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===Camper Years===
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As a camper, Ian was one of the vocal, most active, and most mischievous students, but most importantly was a friend to all. Ian was easily one of the most visible campers year after year, due in equal parts to his vocalness on a campwide stage and leadership of younger campers on his team, and also the counselors and staff shouting his name continuously. Thus he was often nominated for or recipient of [[Superlatives|superlatives]] such as [[Loudest]], [[Most Popular]], and [[Most Mischievous]].
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Along with his best friends from [[Rockville Chinese School]] [[Kevin Fang]], [[Brett Chung]], and [[Terry Li]], he also cemented friendships with [[Daniel Cheng]], [[Barry Huang]], and [[Quentin Tai]] in a bond that would eventually culminate in the formation of [[F4]] in [[2003]]. From [[1999]] on, Ian's counselor was [[Mok-yi Chow]] and was also henceforth in the same group as Barry (and with Dan starting in 2000 and Quentin starting in 2001). Ian teamed up with Barry year after year as the primary writers of their group's skits. Several common themes ran through all these skits, including the necessity for Ian to [[Cross-Dressing|cross-dress]] at least once in each, the singing of a carefully chosen (five minutes before [[Skit Night]]) song during or after the skit, and, in earlier years, the partaking of illicit narcotics (phased out as the campers matured).
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===Ian as a counselor===
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In his first year of eligibility, Ian returned to WMACS as a counselor along with fellow [[2004]] high school graduates Barry, [[Tim Yang]], and [[Mayline Wu]]. As loud as ever, Ian however cleaned up his act and instead directed his energy towards encouraging his campers, cheering on his team, and assisting during [[Traditional Dance]]. In a twist of fate, Ian lost his voice by the end of the second day, as he now finally knew how difficult it must have been for the counselors to keep track of him as a camper.
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Barry has been associated with the following groups:
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*[[1997]] - ?
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*[[1998]] - ?
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*[[1999]] - [[B4 of 1999|B4]]
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*[[2000]] - [[B5 of 2000|B5]]
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*[[2001]] - [[B6 of 2001|B6]]
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*[[2002]] - Group E
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*[[2003]] - [[F4|Group F]]
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*[[2004]] - Counselor, Snake
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*[[2005]] - Counselor, ?
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===Barry's Notable Quotes, Occurrences, Nicknames, and Roles:===
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*[[B2 Bomber]] (2001)
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*[[Remember the time...]] (2001)
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Revision as of 16:38, 11 August 2006

One cannot even begin to describe WMACS without describing the exploits of Jeffrey Ian Chen, also known simply as Ian. Ian holds the record of 9 consecutive years at camp, from 1997 to 2005 (the last two years as a counselor). A 2004 graduate of Winston Churchill High School, he currently attends the University of California-Berkeley. Ian is the cousin of Glenda Fu.

Camper Years

As a camper, Ian was one of the vocal, most active, and most mischievous students, but most importantly was a friend to all. Ian was easily one of the most visible campers year after year, due in equal parts to his vocalness on a campwide stage and leadership of younger campers on his team, and also the counselors and staff shouting his name continuously. Thus he was often nominated for or recipient of superlatives such as Loudest, Most Popular, and Most Mischievous.

Along with his best friends from Rockville Chinese School Kevin Fang, Brett Chung, and Terry Li, he also cemented friendships with Daniel Cheng, Barry Huang, and Quentin Tai in a bond that would eventually culminate in the formation of F4 in 2003. From 1999 on, Ian's counselor was Mok-yi Chow and was also henceforth in the same group as Barry (and with Dan starting in 2000 and Quentin starting in 2001). Ian teamed up with Barry year after year as the primary writers of their group's skits. Several common themes ran through all these skits, including the necessity for Ian to cross-dress at least once in each, the singing of a carefully chosen (five minutes before Skit Night) song during or after the skit, and, in earlier years, the partaking of illicit narcotics (phased out as the campers matured).


Ian as a counselor

In his first year of eligibility, Ian returned to WMACS as a counselor along with fellow 2004 high school graduates Barry, Tim Yang, and Mayline Wu. As loud as ever, Ian however cleaned up his act and instead directed his energy towards encouraging his campers, cheering on his team, and assisting during Traditional Dance. In a twist of fate, Ian lost his voice by the end of the second day, as he now finally knew how difficult it must have been for the counselors to keep track of him as a camper.


Barry has been associated with the following groups:


Barry's Notable Quotes, Occurrences, Nicknames, and Roles:

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