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Catholic High School B Graduates, 1969 (estimated birth year: 1952–1953)

Out of 198 students, 195 (98.48%) had only one given name, while three (1.52%) had two.

First Given Names

The most popular initials for the first given name were R (33, 16.67%), E (24, 12.12%), A (19, 9.60%), M (17, 8.59%), and J (16, 8.08%). No one had a first name that started with K, Q, U, X, Y, or Z.

Table 1(a). Most popular first given names.

Bearers Name
7 Jose
6 Danilo, Manuel
5 Rodolfo
4 Carlito, Eduardo, Mario
3 Antonio, George
2 Angelito, Benjamin, Edilberto, Edwin, Efren, Ernesto, Fernando, Francisco, Godofredo, Herman, Jaime, Lorenzo, Luis, Luisito, Miguel, Paul, Rafael, Ray, Renato, Ricardo, Romulo, Teodoro, Victor, Wilfredo

Table 1(b). Most popular first given names (combined spellings).

Bearers Name
7 Jose
6 Danilo, Manuel
5 Rodolfo, Eduardo (Edwardo)
4 Carlito, Mario
3 Antonio, George
2 Angelito, Benjamin, Edilberto, Edwin, Efren, Ernesto, Fernando, Francisco, Godofredo, Herman, Jaime, Lorenzo, Luis, Luisito, Miguel, Paul, Rafael, Ray, Renato, Ricardo, Romulo, Teodoro, Victor, Wilfredo

Second Given Names

The second given names in the sample were Pierre, Roberto, and Thor Hong.

Standouts

Here are some names that appeared only once in the sample:

Numerical Suffixes

Fifteen boys (7.58% of the sample) had numerical suffixes attached to their names. Of them, 13 (86.67%) were Jr, one (6.67%) was II, and one (6.67%) was III.