Notable Canadian Athletes and their sport (please use a different sport for each entry)
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Notable Canadian Athletes and their sport (please use a different sport for each entry)
Notable Canadian Athletes and their sport (please use a different sport for each entry)
Notable Canadian Athletes and their sport (please use a different sport for each entry)
Next: Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Next: Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Not being nitpicky here, but were Walter, Martha and Ralph really popular names? I guess they must have been before my time (born in mid-60s) if they were. 
Depends on the definition of popular I suppose. In the 1950s Walter and Ralph were number 40 and 52 respectively for boys and Martha was number 32 for girls. (Cite). None broke the Top 100 for 2010, so they were definitely more popular then than now.
I found an interesting site that lets you plot name popularity by year (it starts in 1879 and runs up to 2009).
If you search Walter, you’ll find it was a very popular name in the early part of the twentieth century. In 1914, it even cracked the top ten. Its popularity started a long decline in the forties but it didn’t fall out of the top hundred until 1973. But it kept falling and by now it’s approaching the four hundreds.
Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today
Fell from #10 (1955-1961) to #106 (2009).
(Hijack) Some of the names in 2009’s top 100 (particularly for girls) are really nauseating.
Heh. I know a half-dozen youngish Stevens, and two boys in the same family named John and Thomas.
Male and female names that were popular in the 50s-70s but you rarely see as baby names today