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Author: Hla Min (Lifelong Learner)

  • Once upon a time at RIT

    Once upon a time at RIT

    By Mg Mar Ga (2nd Post)

    အကိုလှမင်း​ရေ

    ​တောင်းဆိုထားတဲ့အတိုင်း

    Mech72တွေပါ၀င်တဲ့ ဇာတ် လမ်း ပြောပါ့မယ်

    ဒီဇာတ် လမ်း ဇာတ် ကောင် ဟာအခုသိပ်နေမကောင်းလို့

    သူနာမည်​တော့ချန်လှပ်ပါရ​စေ

    သူကစာလဲအရမ်း​တော်ပါတယ်

    အလွန်တရာလဲမျက်နှာ​ပြောငိပါတယ်

    အသံလဲတအားကြယ်ပါတယ်

    လူကလဲ၀၀ကြီး

    ဆံပင်စုပ်ဖွားနဲ့ပါ

    RIT72တခြား​မေဂျာကမိန်းက​လေး​တွေဆိုသူ့ကိုအ​သေ​ကြောက်ပါတယ်

    မ​ကြောက်ခံနိုင်မလား

    အ​ဆောင်A block ၃ထပ်က​နေ

    ​နေ့လည်ထမင်းစား​ဆောင်ကို​ကော်ရစ်ဒါကလာကြတဲ့မိန်းက​လေး​တွေကိုသူကအသံပြဲကြီးနဲ့​အော်​အော်စတာ

    သူ့ဒဏ်အခံရဆုံးက​တော့

    ဘိတ်သူ​လေး

    မဂင်ယု​ပေါ့

    အဆောင်ထိပ် ကနေ

    ဘိတ်သံနဲ့

    ဂင်ယုနင့်ကိုငါချစ်တယ်

    ဂင်ယု

    နင့်ကိုငါကြိုက်တယ်

    အသံပြဲကြီးနဲ့အော်တာတရက်လဲမဟုတ်

    မဂင်ယုတို့​ပြေးကြလွှားကြကျွတ်ကြရင်

    သူကတဟားဟား

    အခု​နောက်ပိုင်းဆရာကန်​တော့ပွဲတခုမှာသူနဲ့မဂင်ယုကိုပြန်သရုပ်​ဆောင်ခိုင်း​တော့

    မဂင်ယုက​ပြောရှာတယ်

    အခု​တောင်​ကြောက်ပါသတဲ့

    လူကလူ​ပြောင်

    သူE block မှာတနှစ်​နေစဥ်

    သိတဲ့အတိုင်း

    E block ဘေးမှာအများသွားလမ်းရှိတယ်လေ

    တရက်

    ​ကောင်မ​လေးပါတဲ့တစုဖြတ်သွား​တော့

    RITထုံးစံအတိုင်း

    မ​ပြောမရှိကြနဲ့​ဟေ့…ဆိုအားလုံး၀ရံတာကစကြတာ​ပေါ့

    သူတို့မသိတာက​နောက်မလှမ်းမကမ်းမှာဘုန်းကြီးတပါးပါလာတာကိုပါဘဲ

    ​ရှေ့ကခ​လေးမ​လေးဟာဘုန်းကြီးနှမ

    ဘုန်းကြီးကခုနက​သောင်းကြမ်း​နေတဲ့​ကောင်​တွေ​ရှေ့မှာရပ်

    ​ကျောင်း​သားတွေဘက်လှည့်

    တအား ဒေါသဖြစ်ပြီး

    မင်းတို့ဘာ​ကောင်​တွေလဲနှမချင်းမစာမနာ​လှောင်ရသလားဆိုပြီး

    သကာလ

    မင်းတို့ကို

    ဒါဘဲထင်သကွ

    ဒါဘဲထင်သကွဆို

    သင်းပိုင်ကြီးလှန်လှန်ပြသတဲ့

    တဖုန်းဖုန်းနဲ့လှန်ပြ​တော့ဘုန်းကြီးလဲဖြစ်​တော့​ကျောင်း​တွေလဲကုတ်ကုတ်ကုတ်ကုတ်နဲ့လစ်ကြရတာ​ပေါ့

    အတော် ကြာအောင်

    တဖုန်းဖုန်း

    နဲ့ဒါဘဲထင်တယ်ကွလုပ်အပြီး

    ဘုန်းကြီး​မောလဲ​မော

    ​ညောင်းလဲ​ညောင်းချိန်

    ၀တုတ်တ​ယောက်တစခန်းထလာပါတယ်

    ဘယ် သူမှမရှိတဲ့၀ရံတာသူတယောက်ထဲထွက်ရပ်ပြီး

    ဘုန်းဘုန်းဘုရာ့

    ဘုန်းဘုန်းဘုရာ့

    တပည့်​တော်ခုနကမမြင်လိုက်ရလို့

    အရှင်ဘုရားရဲ့ဒါဘဲကွ

    ဒါဘဲကွ

    ဆိုတာကြီးပြန်ပြပါအုန်းဘုရာ့

    ဟားဟား

    ခုနက ဒေါသ နဲ့မို့လှန်ပြေပမဲ့

    အခု​သွေး​အေး​တော့ဘယ်လှန်ရဲ​တော့မလဲ

    ပါချုပ် သွား..တိုင်ပါတော့တယ်

    ပါချုပ်ကဘယ်လို​ချော့လိုက်လဲမသိ

    ပြီးသွားပါတယ်

    သို့​သော်ကျန်​တော်တို့အဖို့​တော့မနက်​စော​စောအိပ်​နေတဲ့​ကောင်ကိုတံခါး​ခေါက်ထွက်လာရင်

    ဒါဘဲကွ

    ဒါဘဲကွဆို

    ပုဆိုးလှန်ပြတဲ့ကစားနည်းတခုတိုးလာပါ​တော့သတည်း

  • July 2015

    Enjoyable Vacation

    • Trip to the East Coast of US and parts of Canada
    • Took United Airlines from San Francisco International airport
    • Flight was delayed for more than two hours because the computer system was down
    • Our plane was diverted to Syracuse airport in New York to refuel and to wait there until Newark (New Jersey) airport — which had experienced traffic congestion — could handle the incoming flights
    • Ivan Lee (M69) was aware of the flight delay. He picked us up at the airport.
    • He would be our host & trip coordinator.
    • Selected events from the trip are described below.

    July 10, 2015

    On the road to NYC
    • Ivan took us — Sayagyi Dr. Aung Gyi, Daw Emma, my spouse & me— on a New York tour.
    • We felt like “honored guests” because New York City was lined up with fans — young and old — of the US women’s soccer team which won the World Championship for the third time.

    July 11, 2015

    NJ Gathering
    Six 69ers & Two Sayas
    • Ivan hosted a gathering in honor of Sayagyi Dr. Aung Gyi and Saya U Soe Paing (EE, UCC).
    • Ivan had hosted the RIT-UCC gathering for several years.
    • Attendees include Richard Than Se (ChE62, classmate of U Soe Paing), Fred Thegyi (M69), U Tun Aung Gyaw (EC69), Daw Saw Yu Tint (Alice, T69), U Toung (Tom, EC69), U Sein Myint (EC76, UCC), Daw Sao Mon Sint (Cindy, UCC), U Mya Aung (UCC), U Soe Myint (UCC) and Ivan’s relatives (who displayed their culinary skills).
    • There were six 69ers at the gathering.

    July 13, 2015 (Windsor, Canada)

    Windsor
    Breakfast
    • Sayagyi U Aung Khin was delighted to see his former students — Ivan Lee & Fred Thetgyi — drive a long way to pay respect to him.
    • Ivan provided his Mercedes & gas for the trip.
    • Fred drove most of the way to let Ivan have a light load. Fred also took photos of the trip.
    • Sayagyi allowed my spouse & I to spend the night at his guest room.
    • Sayagyi prepared “pe kyaw” and “mohinga” for breakfast the next morning for the four of us. He also gave mementos.

    July 14 – 15, 2015 (Napean, Canada)

    Napean
    Thousand Islsnds
    • Sayagyi Dr. Aung Gyi hosted his former students for two days.
    • Showed us around Toronto
    • Took us to the Thousand Islands

    July 16 -17, 2015 (Massachusetts)

    MIT
    U TAG & Daw KMM
    • Despite being busy working on two projects, U Tun Aung Gyaw took two days off to host his former classmates.
    • He took us to MIT & Harvard.
    • It has become a tradition to touch the “shining” shoe of Harvard’s statue (and make a wish). Fred touched with one hand and made a wish on behalf of his grand kid. Ivan touched with both hands (saying he need to make a wish on behalf of his six grand children).

    July 18 – 19, 2015 (Connecticut)

    Library
    • U Toung (Tom) & Daw Khin Myint (Kim) were our hosts for the Connecticut leg of our trip.
    • A photo was taken by Fred in front of one of the 30+ libraries at Yale University.
    • Another photo was taken by a waitress (who has a “FRED” tattoo on her arm in honor of her dad) at Table (10) of Frank Pepe’s pizza. Photos of the then young Bill Clinton, who frequented the pizza place, can be seen on the wall. She then checked Fred’s ID and agreed to have a picture together.
    Pizza

    Miscellaneous

    • On the way to Windsor, Canada we stopped to see Niagara Falls from the Canadian side. On a previous trip, I had seen Niagara Falls from the US side. Many say that the view from the Canadian side is better.
    • The speed limit in Canada was lower than that of US. The GPS had some hiccup inside Canada. We ended up late arriving at Sayagyi U Aung Khin’s house.
    • We just drove around Toronto on our way to Sayagyi Dr. Aung Gyi’s house. We prefer to be early than late.
    • U Tun Aung Gyaw lives in Shrewbury (about 50 miles from Boston). He was working on multiple projects.
    • Tom lives in Trumbull, Connecticut. He is retired. He often flew to Hong Kong to see his son & grandchild.
    • As a side trip, Fred took us to Pennsylvania (where he lives) & Maryland. We visited Liberty Bell & selected places. U Thein Han is my sole remaining uncle. He lives in Maryland.
    • Ivan had two PEs (from New Jersey and New York). He owns some real estate. He loves to cook. He plays accordion and harmonica. He is a Life time Platinum member of US Bridge Association. He is a Golden Sponsor of SPZP-2000 and SPZP-2007. He is a major donor to the 69er Health Care Fund.

  • SPZP-2012 Info

    by Hla Min & Win Khaing

    Updated : June 2035

    Meeting & Decisions

    The last meeting was on 6 May 2012 and it was decided to:

    • Date of Saya PZP 2012 : 30 Dec 2012 (Sunday)
    • 30 Dec PZP venue : RIT, Gyogon (open air) 8 am onwards – breakfast and lunch will be served
    • 30 Dec Dinner venue : Myanmar Convention Centre (MCC) 6 pm-10 pm (by ticket sales)
    • No of sayas to be invited : 320 plus
    • No of expected alumni : 3500 plus for Saya PZP event at RIT (refreshments will be served)
    • Entertainment programme by alumni during dinner event at MCC
    • Special magazine will be published
    • Year book will be published
    • Exhibition, photo display, cartoon box will be held
    • Souvenir stalls for 2013 calendar, t shirt, jerkin, key chain, note book, etc…
    • Sale of History of Myanmar Engineering Education compiled by Sayas and alumni
    • 20 rooms x 2 days will be reserved for overseas sayas at Summit Park View hotel (29-30 Dec)

    Organizing Team

    Saya U Lin, Saya U Tun Shwe, Saya U Myo Kyi, Saya Dr Win Thein are attending the meetings for guidance and advice.

    • U Win Khaing (Chair)
    • U Saw Lin (Main organizing)
    • U Hla Win (Secretary)
    • U Ohn Khine
    • U Than Po (Entertainment)
    • U Win Htain Oo
    • U Ko Ko Gyi
    • U Zaw Naing (Website)
    • U Myint Aung (Publicity and media)
    • U Soe Myint (Joint secretary)
    • U Tin Maung Naing (Souvenirs)
    • U Than Win (Dinner event)
    • U Tin Tun Aung (Finance)
    • U Zaw Min (Logistics)
    • U Tin Oo (Fund raising)
    • Daw Pyone Pyone Oo (Data and invitation)

    Updates (by Hla Min)

    • Dr. Win Thein, U Saw Lin, U Win Khaing and U Than Po are now GBNF
    Dr. Win Thein
    U Saw Lin (Seated Left)
    M75
    U Than Po (Right)
  • 1973

    1973

    by Hla Min

    Updated : June 2025

    Video Broadcast on December 16, 2020

    Some Graduates in 1973

    Doctors

    • Dr. Ba Han
    • Dr. Than Aung
    • Dr. Myint Htwe

    Engineers

    • Dr. Myint Thein (M73)
      Doctorate from Georgia Tech, Atlanta, USA
    Myint Thein
    • Dr. L Sein Myint (M73)
      Doctorate from UK
      Worked in UK, USA, Malaysia and Myanmar
    • U Hla Win (M73)
      Roll Number 1 in most classes
      Member of Hovercraft Project
    • HE U Khin Maung Cho (M73)
      Member of Hovercraft Project
    • John Rao (M73)
      English Editor, Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung for SPZP-2007
      Organizer, M73 er Monthly Gathering in Singapore (with Saya U Tu Myint)
    • Hovercraft Project Members (M73)
      Supervisor : U Tu Myint
      Six members
      Interview with media a few years back (arranged by Saya U Moe Aung)
    • U Khin Maung Aye (M73, GBNF)
      First batch Masters student at UCC
    • U Htun Aung Kyaw (HAK, EC73)
      First batch Masters student at UCC
      Moved to Australia
    • U San Lin (Robert, EC73)
      First batch Masters student at UCC
      Moved to Singapore and USA
    • U Kyaw Lin (C73, GBNF)
      Organizer, All Civil Reunion and SPZP
    • U Nyunt Htay (Met73)
      Retired Associate Professor
      High School Luyechun
      Poet
      Chief Editor, Myanmar Mudita Sar Saung

    RASU

    • U Win Naing (Maths, Science Scholar, GBNF)
      First batch Masters student at UCC
    • U Kyaw Kyaw Hlaing (Physics, Science Scholar)
      SMART Group of Companies
      Award winning author
      President, Professional Speakers Association
    • Dr. Khin Maung Maung (Physics)
      Chair, Department of Physics & Astronomy, Mississippi University
      Co-organizer, International Physics Conference in Mandalay
    • Dr. Rafiul Ahad (Physics)
      Preliminary selection for Burma Team for Hurdles
      First batch Masters student at UCC
      Post graduate studies in CS at AIT and USC
      Retired VP, Oracle Cloud Computing

    Computer Courses in 1973

    Thanks to Sayagyi Dr. Chit Swe (Founder/Director of UCC, Maths Professor at RASU), the following degree courses was offered

    • M.Sc.(CS)
      Conducted at UCC
      Degree conferred by Maths Department of RASU
    • DAC
      Part-time two year course
      Post-graduate Diploma in Automatic Computing offered by Maths Department of RASU
  • Olympics

    Olympics

    by Hla Min

    Updated : June 2025

    Video Broadcast on January 12, 2021

    U Hla Min

    Origins

    Modern Olympics was a revival of the ancient games held every four years at Olympia.

    The four year interval is called an Olympiad. The ancient Greeks use Olympiad instead of years when describing dates.

    Pierre de Coubertin created the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 1894.

    IOC selects a city or cities to hold the Summer Olympics and the Winter Olympics. The two Olympics are interlaced.

    Drama in the Olympics

    Summer Olympics has its share of drama.

    Berlin (1936)

    The 1936 Summer Olympics was held in Berlin and was attended by Adolf Hitler (who promoted the supremacy of the Aryan race). Jesse Owens, a black athlete from the USA, won four Gold medals : 100m, 200m, 4 x 100m relay, and Long Jump.

    The drama occurred in the Long Jump event. Jesse Owens was having some problems in the Long Jump when the German competitor Lang supposedly advised him to leave about six inches gap behind the broad to prevent overstepping and getting disqualified. Jesse took the advice, regained his poise and went on to win the Long Jump Gold.

    Munich (1972)

    1972 Olympics in Munich saw both good and bad.

    Mark Spitz (USA) won seven Gold medals in swimming : 100m & 200m Freestyle, 100m & 200m Butterfly, 4 x 100m Freestyle relay, 4 x 200m Freestyle relay, and 4 x 100 Medley relay. He saved energy by not competing in the trials for selected relay events.

    Olga Kolburt (USSR) was awarded a couple of Perfect Ten in Gymnastics.

    Eleven Israeli athletes were kidnapped (shown live on TV) and murdered by Black September. Mossad took several years to track down and decimate Black September.

    Boycotts (1980 & 1984)

    USA boycotted the 1980 Olympics held in Moscow.

    USSR retaliated with a boycott of the 1984 Olympics held in Los Angeles.

    Olympians

    Some went on to have illustrious careers.

    Johnny Weissmuller, swimming champion, gained fame as Tarzan in the movies.

    Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr., Light Heavyweight Boxing Champion, went on to become Mohammad Ali, three time World Heavyweight Boxing Champion.

    Media Coverage

    During my SPHS days, there was no television in Burma. I received a ticket from Brother Austin as a prize to see the “1960 Rome Olympics” documentary at Thamada (President) cinema.

    I was in the UK and was fortunate to see the 1972 Munich Olympics on a Color television.

    2020 Olympics

    The games were postponed due to the pandemic.

    Some Burmese Olympians

    • Kyar Ba Nyein (Boxing)
    • Thein Myint (Boxing)
    • Tin Tun (Boxing)
    • 1972 Burma Team (Soccer)
    • Tin Maung Ni (Swimming)
    • Weik Pan (Female Marathon)
    • Zaw Weik (Weightlifting)
    • Aung Gyi (Weightlifting)

    YouTube Channel

    @hmin3664

    Channel to view my videos
  • Swimming

    Swimming

    by Hla Min

    Updated : June 2025

    Inya

    My uncle took us to Inya Lakes. He taught us to float. We swam in the shallow waters. After swimming, we were treated with “Bu Thee Kyaw”.

    RU Swimming Pool

    The membership rules might have changed over the years. The pool was not Olympic size, but it was good enough for the early RU competitions for swimming, water polo & diving.

    2nd SEAP Ganes

    • Burma hosted the 2nd SEAP Games in 1961.
    • Swimming & diving events were held at the then new National Swimming Pool.
    • The Burmese team won most of the gold and silver medals.
    • Tin Maung Ni (GBNF) won 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m and 4x100m freestyle events.
    • Tin Maung Ni also won in the Asian Games. He competed in two Olympics. He passed away in his 30s.
    • Mya Thee & Aung Than topped the 100m freestyle. Maung Kyi won the 100m breast.
    RU Athletes for 2nd SEAP
    • Two RU swimmers — Aye Kyaw and Derek Lynsdale — represented Burma.

    Swimming Clubs

    They include Kokkine and Mayo Marine.

    RIT Swimmers

    Htay Aung

    During our times, Htay Aung (M69) was the dominant swimmer at RIT and Inter-Institute. He later found his match in Lyn Aung Thet (IM1).

    Saya U Hla Myint (Charlie, M65) led the RIT Swimming and Water Polo teams. Htay Aung, Han Sein (GBNF), Sein Myint, Moe Hein, Hla Kyaing and Win Maung (Lake) are some 69ers who represented RIT in swimming and water polo.

    Htay Aung represented Burma in Water Polo at the 5th SEAP Games in 1969. His spouse Than Than (sprinter) won Gold Medals at SEAP and Asian Games.

    Htay Aung

    Miscellaneous

    Evolution

    • Swimming techniques and swim wear have evolved over the years.
    • Female swimmers have broken the record set up by Johnny Weissmuller (of Tarzan fame).

    Mark Spitz (USA)

    • Won seven golds in the 1972 Munich Olympics.
    • Won 100m and 200m freestyle, 100m and 200m butterfly, 4x100m and 4x200m freestyle relays, and 4x100m medley relay.

    Michael Phelps (USA)

    • Won eight golds in a single Olympic and 20+ golds over multiple Olympics
    • Swam Freestyle, Butterfly, Individual Medley & Relays

    My Mom

    • Her love for the water (floating and swimming in the Inya Lakes) probably caused me to enter the world a few days ahead of the due date.
    • I can do front and back crawls, but not at the competitive level.

    Richard Yu Khin (GBNF)

    • He wrote about the tough training program by Mr. Matsuda to the Burmese swimmers led by Tin Maung Ni.
    • He was good at Yachting & Swimming.
    • He chose to represent Burma in Yachting. He won Gold Medal at 2nd SEAP Ganes with his senior partner U Maung Maung Lwin.
    • He received a doctorate in Economics from Yale University.
    • He passed away in Texas.
  • Newspapers & Magazines

    Newspapers & Magazines

    by Hla Min

    Updated : June 2025

    Early Days

    • In the early days, there were many newspapers, news agencies and reporters.

    Journalists

    • U Ba Cho (Deedok ဒီးဒုတ်)
    • U Law Yone (Nation)
    • U Sein Win (Guardian)
    • U Ba Than (UPI)
    • U Nyo Mya (Oway အိုးဝေ)
    • U Ohn Khin (Bama Khit ဗမာ့ခေတ် later Mogyo မိုးကြိုး)
    • U Thaung (Kyemon ကြေးမုံ)
    • U Thein — ဇဝန
    • U Ohn Pe — တက်တိုး
    • U Hla & Daw Ah Mar (Ludu လူထု)
    • They were some of the journalists and/or publishers.

    After 1962

    • Only six newspapers : four in Burmese and two in English.
    • News Agency Burma (NAB), collected news from the news agencies, selectively translated them and distributed them to the newspapers.
    • There was a silver lining. Working People’s Daily (WPD) and Guardian had interesting Columns & Supplements.

    WPD

    • U Khin Maung Latt was the first Chief Editor. His successors include U Than Saw & U Ko Lay.
    • U Ko Ko wrote the “Motley” column.
    • Had Sunday Supplement & Special Issues for Thadinkyut, Sar So Daw Nay, etc. Featured Translation of Modern Burmese Writings (e.g. Short Stories, Poems). I received fifty Kyats for translating “Nge Thay Loe ငယ်သေးလို့” short story by U Thu Kha). U Thu Kha was given fifty kyats.
    Translation in WPD
    • Daw Khin Swe Hla (Editor) wanted to encourage fledgling writers. She earlier founded the “Dawlay’s Circle” at Guardian & held Essay Contests for young writers. The winners included Hla Yee Yee, Winsome & Katherine Ba Thike, Errol Than Tun (Bobby Myo Tun), LRC Trutwein and Tin Maung Aung. Subsequent “Dawlays” include Mr. Tim Marshall and Mr. P. Aung Khin (Paul).

    Guardian

    • U Soe Myint was Chief Editor. He is the eldest son of U Thein Maung (Htin Lin) and the son-in-law of U Than Saw (his former boss at WPD).
    Poem in Guardian
    • My poem “Men on the Moon” honoring the Apollo 11 astronauts was published in the Guardian in July 1969. Ashin Ananda gave a copy of my poem to Mr. Hall (USIS), who forwarded to NASA. Mr Hall also put me on the USIS mailing list. I received “Lin Yaung Chi လင်းရောင်ခြည်” and translations of selected books.

    Writer

    • I became a free lance writer.
    • I received fifteen Kyats for writing poems, articles, translation of poems in WPD, Guardian and Forward Magazine.
    Poem in Forward Magazine
    • The later magazines (Pan — ပန် Veda — ဝေဇဒ) offered 25 to 50 Kyats.

  • Classes (1973 – 93)

    by Hla Min

    Updated : June 2025

    1973

    M73 Hovercraft
    • U Hla Win (M)
    • U Khin Maung Cho (M)
    • Dr. Myint Thein (M)
    Myint Thein
    • Dr. L Sein Myint (M)
    • U Myo Myint (M)
    • U Hla Win (M)
    • U Aung Moung (M, GBNF)
    • U San Lin (EC) & Daw Hla Myint (EC)
    San Lin
    • U Htun Aung Kyaw (EC)
    • U Kyi Aung (ChE)
    • Dennis Mackey (C)
    • George Peters (C)
    • U Nyunt Htay (Met)
    Nyunt Htay

    1974

    • Dr. Htay Lwin Nyo (EP, GBNF)
    • Sai Aung Thu Yein (EC, GBNF)
    • U Myint Swe (EP)
    • Daw San San Swe (EC)
    • Daw Khin Swe Oo (EC)
    • U Nay Win Maw (E)
    • U Myo Thant (E)
    • U Maung Maung Thant (M)
    • U Sann Aung (M, GBNF)
    • Charlie Than (M)

    1975

    M75
    • Maurice Chee (M)
    • U Win Khaing (M, GBNF)
    • U Than Po (M, GBNF)
    • U Tin Myint (M, GBNF)
    • U Khin Maung Win (M)
    • U Ye Lin Oo (M)
    • U Ohn Win (M)
    • Daw Mar Mar Yee (M)
    Mar Mar Yee
    • U Mya Thwin (EP)
    • U Sein Tin (EC)

    1976

    • U Khin Maung Zaw (EC)
    • U Wynn Myint Aung (EC, GBNF)
    • U Sein Myint (EC)
    • U Thura Thant Zin (M)
    • U Aye Tun (M)
    • U Khin Maung Aye (M)

    1980

    • U Tin Myint (M)
    • U Lu Aye (M)

    1981

    • U Tin Aung Win (C)

    1983

    Gordon & Lillian Kaung
    • Gordon Kaung (Kaung Kaung Oo, M)
    • U Kyaw Than Aung (M, GBNF)
    • U Kyaw Myint (M)
    • U Kyi Shane (M)
    • Lillian Kaung (EC)
    • U Tha Hlaing (EC)
    • U Thaung Tin (EC)
    • U Shein Soe Myint (EC, GBNF)
    • U Thein Htut (EC)

    1984

    • U Ko Ko Zin (M)
    • U Aung Myint Oo (EC)
    • Daw Khin Khin Hla (C)

    1985

    • Saw Yu Ket (Edward, EC)
    • U Tun Mra Gyaw (EC)
    • U San Oo (EC)
    • U Tin Tun (EC)

    1986

    • U Tin Maung Win (C)
    • U Nyunt Than (M)
    • U Thaung Nyunt (M)
    • Daw Cho Cho Thwin (E)

    1987

    • U San Lin (M)
    • Eng Shwe Ho (M)
    • Andrew (M)

    1992

    • Nan Khin Nwe (M)
    • Daw May Than Htay (M)

    1993

    • U Mg Mg Win (Mg Yit, EC)
    • U Soe Min Oo (EC)
  • Classes (1968 – 72)

    Classes (1968 – 72)

    by Hla Min

    Updated : June 2025

    1968

    C68

    U Myat Htoo
    • U Myat Htoo
    • U Myint Soe (GBNF)

    ChE68

    U Ohn Maung
    • U Ohn Maung (GBNF)

    A68

    • Sai Yee Laik (GBNF)
    • U Yu Swan (M68)
    • U Aung Khin (EP68)
    • U Tun Aung (Jeffery, EC68, GBNF)
    • U Soe Myint Lwin (EP68, GBNF)
    • U Khin Maung Lay (Henry, T68)

    1969

    M69

    U Aung Min
    M69
    • U Aung Min
    • Ivan Lee (Khin Maung Oo)
    • U Htay Aung
    • U Tin Aung Win (Oscar)

    C69

    C69
    • Daw Myint Myint
    • U San Lin (GBNF)
    • U Han Sein (GBNF)

    EC EP 69

    EE69
    • U Sein Myint (EP)
    • Sai Kham Pan (EP)
    • U Hla Min (EC)
    • U Tun Aung Gyaw (EC)
    • U Toung (EC)
    • U Kyaw Soe (EC, GBNF)
    • U Aung Thu Yein (EC, GBNF)
    • U Chit Tin (EC, GBNF)

    A69

    A69
    • U Aung Khin
    • U Myo Tun (Bobby, Uzin)
    • Tobias Kittim Ku (GBNF)
    • U Tin Maung Hla (GBNF)

    T69

    • Naw Mu Mu Aye
    • Saw Yu Tint
    • U Hla Shwe (GBNF)
    • U Hla Tun (GBNF)
    • Jimmy Kyin (GBNF)

    1970

    M70
    • Dr. Myo Khin (C)
    • U Thaung Sein (Steeve Kay, EC, GBNF)
    • Benny Tan (Yu Beng, M)
    • Tommy Shwe (GBNF)
    • Peter Pe (GBNF)
    • U Cho Aye (M, GBNF)
    • U Tha Htay (M70)
    • U Ohn Khine (M)
    • U Zaw Min Nawaday (EP)
    • Daw Tin Tin Myint (Emma, ChE)
    • U Ye Myint (ChE)
    • Daw Thynn Thynn Khaing (Janet, EP)
    • Daw Than Yi (Maubin Ma Shwe Than, EP)
    • Daw Tin Myint Oo (Rosy Tin Maung, May Lin Set Hmu, M)
    • Sai Thein Maung (C)

    1971

    M71
    • U Saw Lin (C, GBNF)
    • Daw Mai Khin Nyunt (Rosie Gyi, ChE)
    • U Khin Maung Myint (ChE)
    • U Khin Maung Myint (M)
    • U Myint Than (M)
    • U Myint Toe (M)
    • U Myint Thin (M, GBNF)
    • U Win Kyaw (Met)

    1972

    • U Thein Aung (Met)
    • U Thein Aung (M)
    • U Wynn Htain Oo (M)
    • U Myint Pe (M)
    • U Aung Myaing (ChE)
    • Daw Gyn Yu (ChE)
    • Trixie Tan (ChE)
    • U Myo Myint Pe (ChE, GBNF)
    • U Tun Shwe (ChE)
    • U Kyaw Myint (T)
    • Daw Sandi Hlaing (T)
    • U Kyaw Myint (EP)

  • Classes (1963 – 67)

    by Hla Min

    Updated : June 2025

    1963

    EE63

    EE Sayas
    • U Moe Aung
    • U Sein Maung
    • U Ba Myint
    • U Khine Oo
    • U Soe Min (GBNF)
    • U Nyi Nyi (GBNF)
    • U Chin Way (GBNF)

    ChE63

    • Dr. K C Chiu

    M63

    U Sein Htoon
    • U Sein Htoon
    • U Shwe Kyaw (GBNF)
    • S Kyaw Aye (GBNF)
    • U Soe Lwin (GBNF)

    C63

    • U Myint Khine (Norman)
    • U Kyi Kong Tham
    • U Kaung

    1964

    C64

    • U Thein Tan
    • Dr. Ohn Myint
    • U Khin Maung Phone Ko

    M64

    • U Kyaw Myint
    • U Lay Aung

    1965

    M65

    • Dr. Nyo Win
    • U Kyaw Sein (GBNF)
    • U Myo Win (GBNF)
    • Dr. Kyaw Sein
    • U Hla Myint

    1966

    ChE66

    • U Maung Maung (George)
    • U Myat Thwin
    • Daw Tin Myint
    • U Tint Swe
    • U Ne Win Myint (Victor, GBNF)

    EC / EP 66

    • U Thaung Lwin (EC)
    • U Aung Min (EC)
    • U Soe Lwin (EC)
    • U Thein Toe (EC)
    • U Khin Maung Oo (Robert, EC)
    • U Tin Shwe (EP, GBNF)

    1967

    M67

    • U Htun Aung Kyaw (ChE67)
    • U Tin Myint (David Ko, GBNF)
    • U Win Thein (GBNF)
    • U Aung Khin
    • U Than Htut
    • U Kyaw Oo (GBNF)
    • U Tun Kyi (GBNF)
    • U Tin Maung Oo (GBNF)
    • Dr. Chan Nyein (GBNF)
    • U Sein Shwe

    EC / EP 67

    EC & EP 67
    • U Myo Myint (EC)
    • Daw Yi Yi Aung (EC)
    • Nancy Hla Aung (EC, GBNF)
    • Chein Hoke (EC)
    • Dr. Sann Oo (EP)
    • Dr. Thein Tun (EP)
    • U Hla Aung
    • Daw Maywadi Tun Tun

    ChE67

    ChE67 Group
    • U Htun Aung Kyaw

    A67

    • Dr. Koung Nyunt (GBNF)
    • Daw Khin Khin Kyu
    • U Win Myint