Jan 2007
100 Years Young
13th January 2007
In 2007 Carmel Adventist College celebrated its Centenary. More than 1,500 alumni attended a weekend of nostalgia and the renewing of friendships.
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In 2007 Carmel Adventist College celebrated its Centenary. More than 1,500 alumni attended a weekend of nostalgia and the renewing of friendships.
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The Gymnasium was completed in time for the 1993 Graduation.
READ MORECarmel becomes a Year 8 - 12 campus after the closure of the Victoria Park Adventist High School.
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The Design and Technology building was constructed in 1983.
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The next building venture took place in 1977, which included the construction of the Main Building, as we know it today and the Science Block.
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In 1956 the establishment was modernised and two dormitory buildings were added. Charles Ashcroft Hall to house 50 boys, was completed in 1958. Kathleen Giblett Hall to accommodate 50 girls,…
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The graduation class of 1954 celebrated by having a picnic at Yanchep.
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1935 saw more building work commence with the addition of the front offices to the centre hall and classrooms.1
This photograph was taken in the year 1938 when much of the work was…
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Carmel Sanitarium opened on March 17, 1933 by Pastor L Lemke. The factory not only provided much needed employment during the Great Depression and beyond. It also gave employment…
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There has never been a year in the history of Carmel Adventist College where financial difficulty has not been a challenge. The school was enthusiastically started largely on contributions…
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Amy Smith, Bertha Miller and Arthur Powell in 1912 making the breakfast cereal granola, which was taken to Perth for sale. To help pay part of their school fees, each student was required to…
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This is the class of 1908 Staff and Students.
Photograph: Harry Martin (bottom left, with this wife, Prudence) had the job of not only being principal, but supervisor of all building…
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Bickley Seventh-day Adventist Primary School was founded in November, 1907.
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This school began as the Darling Range School in 1907 with just two students. By the end of the year there were fourteen. In 1908 the school was relocated to a better position higher up the…
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In 1906 the Western Australian Seventh-day Adventist Conference decided that an SDA College was needed so that students did not have to leave WA for their education. Friends of Charles…
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