Names That Peaked In 1961

These names hit their all-time highest U.S. ranking in 1961 and have never ranked as high since — the sound of that moment, frozen in the data. (The #1 names that year were Mary and Michael — reigning champions usually peak in a different year than they reign.)

Peaked in 1960Peaked in 1962 Full 1961 top 100The 1960s as a whole
Save nameName & meaning
History
1926–2025, yearly counts; individually scaled
Babies 2025 · rank5-year rank movementPeak year
139#1,527
Down 266 rank positions in five years
1957
541#558
Down 115 rank positions in five years
1964
291#911
Down 164 rank positions in five years
1961
45#3,404
Up 103 rank positions in five years
1961
86#2,163
Up 147 rank positions in five years
1961
21#4,760
Down 574 rank positions in five years
1961
109#1,565
Down 469 rank positions in five years
1961
110#1,819
Down 225 rank positions in five years
1961
181#1,247
Down 185 rank positions in five years
1961
8#11,776
Up 1,489 rank positions in five years
1961
515#573
Up 71 rank positions in five years
1960
—Unranked
—
1961
9#8,377
Up 4,017 rank positions in five years
1961
58#2,384
Up 1,513 rank positions in five years
1961
13#7,987
Down 983 rank positions in five years
1961
112#1,543
Up 866 rank positions in five years
1961
11#8,951
Up 91 rank positions in five years
1961
7#12,611
Up 3,866 rank positions in five years
1961
178#1,259
Up 100 rank positions in five years
1961
128#1,419
Up 249 rank positions in five years
1961
—Unranked
—
1961
9#10,471
Down 1,254 rank positions in five years
1961
83#1,897
Down 91 rank positions in five years
2000
15#7,288
new
1961
6#11,544
Down 5,033 rank positions in five years
1961
—Unranked
—
1961
—Unranked
—
1961
11#7,468
Up 384 rank positions in five years
1961
15#5,893
Up 127 rank positions in five years
1961
5#15,289
new
1961
12#8,822
Up 3,247 rank positions in five years
1961
—Unranked
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1961
—Unranked
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1961
—Unranked
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1961
—Unranked
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1961

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How this list is built

A name “peaked” in 1961 when that year holds its best-ever position in the national rankings — rank, not raw count, because raw counts track how many babies were born and would pile every “peak” into the boom years. To qualify, a name must have reached the top 1,000 at its height and have at least 500 all-time applications. Lists are ordered by that peak rank.

Ranks come from U.S. births, counted separately for girls and boys. “Unranked” today means fewer than 5 applications in the latest year — uncommon, never invalid.