There is no standard way of representing Burmese names in English. “U” and “Oo” are spelling variants.

Dr. Khin Maung U (SPHS 63, IM1 70)

• First in Burma in the Matriculation examination of 1963.
  Had perfect scores of 100 in Mathematics and Chemistry and a score of 99 in Physics.
  Grapevine says that one point was deducted from the initial score.
• Selected as “Lu Ye Chun” from IM (1)multiple times.
• Due to changes in the Education System, he had to do his Masters locally.
• His persistence paid off in getting Fellowships from UK and Australia and an MD.
• Retired from FDA (Food and Drug Administration) in the USA.
• Volunteered as translator/interpreter for dhamma courses and meditation retreats.
• Young Khin Maung U can be seen standing from left in the second last row in the photo taken in Std. VIII(A) at SPHS.
• A newspaper clipping shows the top Matriculates from SPHS in 1963 led by Khin Maung U.

Khin Maung Oo (Ivan, M69)

• Did his MS in the USA.
• Completed two PEs (one for New York and another for New Jersey).
• Successful entrepreneur.
• Multiple Golden Sponsor for SPZPs.
• Hosted annual gatherings at his New Jersey home for RIT and UCC Alumni (with Sayagyi Dr. Aung Gyi and Saya U Soe Paing as Honored Guests).
• Co-founder and Patron of MASTA
• See Family Photo

Khin Maung Oo (Master Mariner)

• PBRS Alumni
• Taught in Burma and Malaysia.
• Lives in Houston.
  He and his spouse Daw Tin Tin Win are helping the Burmese sea men visiting the Houston port.