School in 1964. George Washington and Hammond merged with TC in 1971. Over the years, these crews have won medals at local, state, national and international competitions including the Stotesbury Cup, the SRAA Nationals and the Canadian Scholastic Championship. Rowers trained at TC have gone on to college success, and the program has produced Olympic rowers, and members of the US National and Junior National teams. Arts A.C. is also known for its strides in the arts. Its band program continues to grow and get national coverage, playing across the country, most recently at the 2014 Sugar Bowl. The school also houses thriving programs in Orchestra, Choir, Visual Art, and Theater, the latter of which is continuing to rise in popularity. The A.C. Theater department participates in both the Cappies program and the VHSL's One-Act Competition, faring very well in both arenas. In recent memory, three one-act plays, "Ladying", "Shuffling", and "The Brick Joke", have made it to the Regional level of One-Acts, in 2010, 2013, and 2020 respectively. The A.C. Drama Department has also received attention for choosing shows that are considered risky for high schools, including 2010s Chicago; Rent and The Laramie Project in 2011; 2012's The Island of Doctor Moreau, the 2014 production of A Chorus Line, and the 2015 production of Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992. Notable alumni Diedrich Bader – actor and comedian Ronnie Bass – member of 1971 State Championship team featured in the 2000 film Remember the Titans, played college football at South Carolina Gerry Bertier – American football player, wheelchair athlete, member of 1971 State Championship team featured in the 2000 film Remember the Titans Katherine Boo – journalist Daniel Patrick Boyd – Convicted for being a part of Raleigh jihad group Keith Burns – former NFL player and coach David A. Bray – executive at the Federal Communications Commission Jason Butler Harner – actor Charles Esten – actor and comedian John Gardner Ford – businessman Steven Ford – actor (Class of 1974) J. Holiday – R&B singer-songwriter Bruce Kelly – radio programmer (Class of 1974) Susan M. Kidwell – paleontologist (Class of 1976) Thad Levine – General Manager, Senior Vice President Minnesota Twins (Class of 1990) Noah Lyles – Professional Athlete (sprinter) (Class of 2016) Jamie Mason – Author Dermot Mulroney – actor Kieran Mulroney – actor and director Dean Muhtadi – WWE Wrestler Mojo Rawley, former NFL player, host of TMZ