Devil’s Hollow Brewery was one of the pit stops for the 30-year high school reunion for the Dubbo Christian School "Class of 1994".
Thirty years ago, they were doing their HSC in November while, at the same time, the appropriately titled “Tomorrow” from Silverchair was reigning in the charts.
The Class of '94 was the first Year 12 drama class at Dubbo Christian School (DCS ) and the school dominated the Dubbo and Regional Rock Eisteddfod, going on to win three years in a row locally and, in 1993, reaching the Sydney Opera House finals.
DCS didn’t have school captains back then – or a “Most Likely to Rule” – although one of the class, Karl Robertson, did make a name for himself as the drummer in “Thirsty Merc”.
The Class of '94 remains a tight knit group to this day, having already had their 10, 20 and now 30-year reunions.
Many students drove or flew in, some from interstate. The evening started with a pre-party get-together, then a tour of the school, dinner at Devils Hollow, then back to a local home for a fire pit, karaoke, many memories, much laughter – and some early planning for their 40-year reunion!
