- JRS
- Namesake followers
- PSAT takers
- Some heirs, for short
- Some promgoers (abbr.)
- Babies in blue, for short
- Some Algebra II students: Abbr.
- Some college fair attendees: Abbr.
- Third class?: Abbr.
- Srs.-to-be
- Namesakes, often (abbr.)
- Third-yr. class
- Sophs. no more
- Sons with namesakes: Abbr.
- Some namesakes: Abbr.
- U.S. equivalent to the U.K.'s Grade 12s: Abbr.
- Some N.B.A. Draft declarers
- They rarely walk at graduations: Abbr.
- Next year's graduates (abbr.)
- Some H.S. students
- Some sons, briefly
- Sophs, next year (abbr.)
- Many PSAT takers
- Some sons (abbr.)
- Most PSAT takers
- Third-yr. students
- Smith, Ewing, and Capablanca
- Abbrs. for scions
- Some coll. students
- 11th graders: Abbr.
- Sammy Davis and Cal Ripken: Abbr.
- Some 5-Down takers
- High school gp.
- Some subordinates: Abbr.
- Sophs, come Sep.
- Eleventh-graders: Abbr.
- Last year's sophs: Abbr.
- Dads' namesakes
- Eleventh graders, for short
- Yearbook sect.
- Some varsity QBs
- They might have kids with names that end in III
- Third-year students: Abbr.
- Last year's sophomores: Abbr.
- Some SAT takers
- College men: Abbr.
- Some college students: Abbr.
- Classmen: Abbr.
- Some namesakes, for short
- Some sons
- Many namesakes: Abbr.
- High school yearbook sect.
- III preceders: Abbr.
- Univ. class
- Takers of 48-Down: Abbr.
- Many SAT takers: Abbr.
- Upper-class members: Abbr.
- What Joe Biden and Al Gore are: Abbr.
- PSAT takers, often
- High-sch. class
- Next year's srs.
- They take the SATs
- PSAT takers, generally
- Ripken and Griffey
- Many internship applicants, briefly
- Next year grads
- Next year's grads
- Fathers of III's
- Next yr.'s grads
