I was fascinated to see the Leconfield picture of the College Shooting Team. Two boys I recognise; Gouriet and Brian Mullin who was one of my great friends. He and I went to Sandhurst together and he stayed in the Army, passing away recently in South Africa.

Chris Terleski (H.1965-71), quoted in The Brightonian of 1971 as the "(in)famous Head of School who will be remembered by everyone - but for entirely different reasons" popped in to see us recently and had a tour of the College on a beautiful sunny August morning. He had some super stories to tell of CCF adventures, cricketing triumphs and general all round good memories of College life. Chris is currently living in France but keeps up with OB news via our monthly Pelican e-newsletter.

The Editor of The Pelican magazine is looking for photographs that show ‘real’ life at Brighton College over the decades.  The College Archive is full of the official portraits of rugby teams, school prefects, houses and even the Masters’ Common Room, but the most interesting images are those that capture the more informal moments –whether taking time out of lessons or looking in on major occasions, they preserve moments in time.

Do you have photographs from your time at Brighton College that you’d allow to be published as part of a new section of The Pelican, entitled Memory Lane?  If so, you can either scan the photograph and email it to us with your name, House and years and a brief explanation of what’s going on in the photograph.  Alternatively, you can load the images to a disc or a memory stick and send them to the OBA Office at Brighton College.