The list of the most popular names from the 1950s is filled with them.

Popular male names from the 1950s. For the most part the top 1950s names for boys made less dramatic movements on the list. One exception is George which had sat at number 15 during the 1940s fell to number 25 in the 1950s. 1950s Slide 93 of 94.

Anthony Worthy of admiration or praise. Explore the most popular baby names of The 1950s. Randall made an entrance to the list at number 58.

1001 rows Most Popular Names of the 1950s. Elvis and I Love Lucy kept everyone entertained the first McDonalds opened Dr Seuss published The Cat in the Hat Disneyland opened and the tv remote control was invented. This name was even more popular than such traditional favorites as Jack Henry and Andrew.

Among the Top 1950-1959 baby boy names in the US Bret 1636 Darren1479 Scot 1444 Shane1370 Kimberly1339 Mitch 1298 Wilfredo 1296 Rock1236 Keven 1186 and Deborah 1171 surged the most in popularity in contrast to 10 years ago in 1940-1949. 1950s Slide 93 of 94. Carl means free man and is of Germanic origin.

Cross-referenced with meanings and statistics. In this list spellings are not combined. Start with the top 100 or view all 1000 rankings.

Top American boys names of the 1950s In the 50s Americans were listening to doo wop boogie woogie and rock and roll and were naming their boys Jeffrey Kevin Dennis Daniel Larry Terry. Meanwhile you dont meet too many newborn baby girls named Donna Linda or. It is also the name of famous hockey player Carl Voss.