Catholic High School B Graduates, 1968 (estimated birth year: 1951–1952)
Out of 271 students, 267 (98.52%) had only one given name, while four (1.48%) had two.
First Given Names
The most popular initials for the first given name were R (53, 19.56%), E (35, 12.92%), A (27, 9.96%), J (20, 7.38%), and F (16, 5.90%). No one had a first given name that started with U, X, Y, or Z.
Table 1. Most popular first given names.
| Bearers | Name |
|---|---|
| 13 | Rodolfo |
| 9 | Eduardo |
| 7 | Danilo, Jose |
| 6 | Ernesto |
| 5 | Romeo |
| 4 | Alfonso, Arturo, Cesar, Manuel, Oscar, Renato |
| 3 | Carlos, Eugenio, George, Joseph, Miguel, Ricardo, Roberto |
| 2 | Alejandro, Alfonso, Antonio, Benjamin, Christopher, Cipriano, Dionisio, Edgardo, Efren, Elpidio, Emmanuel, Fernando, Florante, Francisco, Godofredo, Honorio, Jaime, Jesus, Joselito, Leopoldo, Lope, Lorenzo, Luis, Marianito, Mariano, Michael, Orlando, Patricio, Rafael, Ramon, Richard, Rodrigo, Rolando, Romulo, Roy, Rufo, Tito, Vicente, Victor, Wilfredo |
Second Given Names
The second given names in the sample were Elmer, Gil, Robert, and Theodore.
Standouts
Here are some names that appeared only once in the sample:
- Adnorf
- Demory
- Vitodisto
Numerical Suffixes
Eight boys (2.95% of the sample) had numerical suffixes attached to their names. Of them, seven (87.50%) were Jr, while one (12.50%) was IV.