| Abraham | Boldon | Sagittate--with two basal lobes that point backwards (toward the petiole) |
| Anson | Daphne | Reniform -- kidney shaped |
| Churney | Robert | Perfoliate--with the petiole appearing to run through the center of the leaf |
| Ehmes | Adino | Peltate--with the petiole attached to the center of the underside of the blade |
| Elias | Pelsihner | Palmate -- shape created when main veins arise from a single central point |
| Gelag | John | Ovate--egg-shaped with the larger end at the bottom towards petiole |
| Gonzaga | Shinmaysin | Orbicular--nearly circular in outline |
| James | Loveleen | Obovate -- Ovate with wider part towards apical tip |
| Lebehn | Sharon | Oblong--tapered to both ends, but with the sides more or less parallel |
| Palik | Alik | Oblanceolate -- shaped like the tip of a lance, narrowest at the base and broader towards the apical tip. |
| Peter | Natalia | Obcordate -- apical (tip) end has heart-like cleft |
| Pretrick | Silverina | Spatulate -- shaped like a spatula or rice paddle |
| Samuel | Eleanor | Lanceolate -- shaped like the tip of a lance, broadest at the base and tapered to a long point |
| Santos | Jansen | Hastate -- with two basal lobes that point straight out from petiole |
| Victor | Nicholas | Elliptic -- shaped like an ellipse, tapered at both ends and with curved sides. |
| Waltu | Dalihla | Deltoid -- triangular in shape |
| Sound | Franky | Cordate -- heart-shaped with the wide part at the bottom |
| Xavier | Rufino | Awl -- small, spike-like leaves as seen in some gymnosperms and lycopodiums |
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