the call on the day to let all the young freshers get on the field and give the senior players a break. The team consisted of Maurice Martin, Patrick and Raymond Thomas, Pankaj Tandon, Aman Grewal, Deepak "Mando" Mandody, Sheik Zaman and his brother . The finals were against The Armenians "Armos", with the " BLACKS" being the under dogs, the boy's were on edge. The game was a clean sweep The L.M.O.B BLACKS lost count of the number of tries scored possible 4 apiece . It was the biggest surprise upset of the season with LMOB winning the Sevens and grand slam. Some of these players won the M.V.P. (Most Valuable Player) award during the All India Tournaments. In 1982 the college reached its prime when in an All India Tournament in Calcutta, both its teams, L.M.O.B. (Blacks) & (Tigers) made it to the finals. A seniors tour of Bangkok for the first time has been planned for 2015 to take part in the Bangkok International 10's, Playing under the banner LaMOB Klassics. With ex LMOB Players and Legendary Manager Vas all coming together from all over the world for the reunion celebrations. Notable alumni The pioneers of filmography the Lumiere Brothers studied at the La Martinière, Lyon. The actress Merle Oberon studied at La Martinière, Calcutta. Both the Lucknow and Calcutta Girls' Schools have produced a "Miss India" each: Priyanka Chopra, from La Martinière Lucknow and Nafisa Ali from Calcutta. La Martinière Calcutta has produced a father and son duo Vece Paes and Leander Paes, both of whom won medals at the Olympics. Rajendra K. Pachauri studied at La Martinière, Lucknow. Vijay Mallya studied at La Martiniere Calcutta. Radio and television personality Roshan Abbas studied at La Martiniere Lucknow. Muzaffar Ali, the noted Bollywood film producer, director of Anjuman, Gaman, Umrao jaan and many others. Vinod Mehta editor of Outlook Magazine was in La martiniere Lucknow Ashok Soota founder of Mindtree was from La Martinere Lucknow Ali Fazal, the renowned bollywood actor studied from La Martiniere , Lucknow. See also Siege of Lucknow The will of Claude Martin Vive La Martiniere, the school song by Frederick James Rowe References External links La Martiniere Old Boys (Blacks and Tigers) Girls' schools in France Girls' schools in West Bengal Private schools in France Private schools in Kolkata Schools in Colonial India Educational institutions established in 1836 1836 establishments in British