Isabelle Chester and David DeLuise star in "Loves Me, Loves Me Not." DeLuise plays a character named Chris Perley, a name that may sound familar to people in the Mount Washington Valley. That's because co-writer/director Wayne Powers is a graduate of Kennett High School, Class of 1979. (COURTESY OF GRAVITAS VENTURES)
Wayne Powers (second from left) Kennett High School senior Class of 1979 vice president with his fellow members of the student government, including Ruth Hamilton, secretary (left), Alana Benson, president (second from right), and Drew Forrest, treasure (right). (COURTESY PHOTO)
Isabelle Chester and David DeLuise star in "Loves Me, Loves Me Not." DeLuise plays a character named Chris Perley, a name that may sound familar to people in the Mount Washington Valley. That's because co-writer/director Wayne Powers is a graduate of Kennett High School, Class of 1979. (COURTESY OF GRAVITAS VENTURES)
Wayne Powers, a 1979 graduate of Kennett High School, has been writing professionally in film and television since the age of 23.
Following graduation from USC School of Cinema-Television, he got in the writing rooms for popular 1980s TV shows like “The Equalizer” and “Cagney & Lacey.”
Wayne Powers (second from left) Kennett High School senior Class of 1979 vice president with his fellow members of the student government, including Ruth Hamilton, secretary (left), Alana Benson, president (second from right), and Drew Forrest, treasure (right). (COURTESY PHOTO)
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