Born in Chicago, Illinois. Received B.A. from Loyola Marymont University at Los Angeles in 1950. He received M.A. from Catholic University of America in Washington, D. C. in 1954. Married Hilda Sanjuana Ortiz November 24, 1972. They have a daughter.

He taught science and math in high school for three years and sociology in college for one year. He was treasurer for 14 years and executive vice president for four years with Claretians, Inc. He served as chief of the Planning Division and chief of the Management Analysis Staff for ACTION/Peace Corps and Vista. He was department manager of management information systems in the office of the Secretary of the Treasury for one year. Served as chief of employee data and payroll division for the Treasury Department for four years.

Leuver began service with the BEP as assistant director and deputy director for four years. He served as acting director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing from January 1, 1983, until he was appointed 21st Director February 22, 1983. He resigned April 1, 1988. He received two Presidential awards for distinguished and meritorious service.

He collects paper money. In March 1986 he appeared on the Today Show to discuss his collection and measures used to prevent counterfeiting. He has made numerous other appearances on national radio and television news programs.

He served as Executive Director of the ANA from April 1988 until October 31, 1997.

bio by correspondence, 1991; WWA 94; WWWest 92-93; BEP Website (photo)