with Beyond Tolerance. This was followed in 2004 with Tom Jones, in 2005 with Medea, in 2007 with For Whom The Southern Belle Tolls, and in 2008 with "The Magdalene Laundries," an original play written by Mr. Ingalls. Many awards and honors were achieved throughout the competitions, and the company continues to be one of the best performing and well known drama departments in the state. Wachusett's Film Directors Guild WFDG (often pronounced "woofdige") is WRHS's filmmaking club. Club members participate in many film-related activities including, but not limited to, the production of short films. Group formation, plot creation, casting, and shooting must be completed using in-camera editing during a single club meeting. The films are screened at the next club meeting. Additionally, many club members organize the Wachusett Community Film Festival. Members of the Wachusett community may submit films to the festival. Notable alumni Jill Lepore, Harvard professor, historian, and prolific author on American history and culture. Jay Cutler, professional bodybuilder and a Mr. Olympia titlist. Todd Richards (snowboarder), former professional snowboarder and Olympic athlete. Lewis Evangelidis, former member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives, and Worcester County sheriff Brooke "Brookers" Brodack, believed to be the first performer discovered on YouTube and offered a contract by mainstream media. Daniel Colman, professional poker player Burt Grinstead, professional actor Adrian Ballinger, American mountain climber Roy D. Buol, Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa Notes External links Wachusett Regional High School website Wachusett Regional School District website Public high schools in Massachusetts Holden, Massachusetts Schools in Worcester County, Massachusetts Wachusett Regional School District 1955 establishments in Massachusetts Educational institutions established in 1955