Possible Questions:
- Campus VIPs
- AARP members
- Grads-to-be, briefly
- Yearbook sect.
- Fourth-yr. students
- Last year's jrs.
- Grads-to-be
- SAT takers
- Campus gp.
- Many AARP members
- Many SAT takers
- Most coll. applicants
- Grads-to-be: Abbr.
- AARP concern
- Upperclassmen: Abbr.
- Elders: Abbr.
- Some NCAA basketball players
- Promgoers: Abbr.
- Ladies of Spain: Abbr.
- Graduating class: Abbr.
- Grad-to-be
- Classmen: Abbr.
- Certain students: Abbr.
- A.A.R.P. members
- Yearbook div.
- Sophs., two years later
- Some name suffixes
- S.A.T. takers
- Fourth-yr. collegians
- Former jrs.
- Class members: Abbr.
- Campus V.I.P.'s
- Alums to be
- 12th graders: Abbr.
- This year's grads
- They're in their last yr.
- Sophs, two years later
- Soon-to-be grads: Abbr.
- Soon-to-be grads
- Many Soc. Sec. recipients
- Jrs.' elders
- H.S. VIPs
- H.S. elite
- Graduates, briefly
- Univ. students
- Undergrads: Abbr.
- Some H.S. students
- Some coll. students
- Promgoers, often: abbr.
- Next yr.'s alums
- Near-grads
- Name appendages, sometimes
- Many IRA payees
- Grads.-to-be
- Grad. class
- G.R.E. takers
- Future grads
- Future alumni: Abbr.
- Coll. group
- Coll. grads-to-be
- Alums-to-be
- AARP target
- Yearbook signers (Abbr.)
- Upcoming graduates: Abbr.
- This yr.'s grads
- The elderly, for short
- Students: Abbr.
- Sophs., in two years
- Some upperclassmen, briefly
- Some students, briefly
- Some SAT takers
- Some promgoers: abbr.
- Some pops: abbr.
- Some namesakes: Abbr.
- Skip Day participants: Abbr.
- SAT takers, frequently
- Ret. folk
- Prom committee members: Abbr.
- Pre-grads
- Older ones: Abbr.
- Next year's alums
- Near-grads: Abbr.
- Namesakes, sometimes: Abbr.
- Most retirees: Abbr.
- Most AARP members (abbr.)
- Most AARP members
- Many AARP mems.
- Many AARP members: Abbr.
- L.S.A.T. takers
- Jun. grads
- Jrs. no more
- Incipient grads
- Imminent alumni: Abbr.
- High class?: Abbr.
- High class grp.?
- H.S. V.I.P.'s
- H.S. grads-to-be
- Group in h.s.
- Gown renters: Abbr.
- Future alums: Abbr.
- Freshmen-to-be, perhaps: abbr.
- Frat wheels: Abbr.
- Frat vets
- Fathers of jrs.
- Educ. higher-ups?
- College interviewees, briefly
- Coll. hopefuls
- Class group: Abbr.
- Certain citizens (Abbr.)
- BMOCs, often
- Alums-to-be: Abbr.
- Alums-to-be, briefly
- Alumni-to-be
- About-to-be-grads
- AARP group
- AARP concerns
- 12th graders (abbr.)
- Yearbook subjs.
- Yearbook signers: Abbr.
- Yearbook signers, briefly
- Yearbook inkers: Abbr.
- Yearbook gp.
- Yearbook classmates: Abbr.
- Yearbook buyers: Abbr.
- What jrs. become
- Upper-classmen: Abbr.
- Upper class: Abbr.
- Upper class gp.
- Univ. higher-ups
- Univ. applicants, typically
- Undergrads
- Undergrad. bigwigs
- U.S.C. upperclassmen, e.g.
- Typical G.R.E. takers
- Twelfth-graders: abbr.
- Today's jrs., next year
- This year's grads: Abbr.
- They're of the highest grade, briefly
- They're nearly grads
- They're almost grads
- They worry about SAT scores
- They often get rings: Abbr.
- They have namesakes: Abbr.
- They get discounts at Denny's (abbr.)
- The class of '13 in '13, e.g.
- T.C.U. group
- Students in their final yr.
- Sophs. two years later
- Sophs. in two years
- Soon-to-be-alums
- Soon-to-be-alumni: Abbr.
- Soon-to-be-alumni, briefly
- Soon-to-be graduates: Abbr.
- Soon-to-be grads.
- Soon-to-be alums.
- Soon-to-be alumni: Abbr.
- Some yearbook signers: Abbr.
- Some upperclassmen: Abbr.
- Some upperclassmen (abbr.)
- Some S.A.T. takers
- Some ring buyers: Abbr.
- Some prom goers: Abbr.
- Some NCAA players
- Some name appendages
- Some LSAT takers
- Some job hunters: Abbr.
- Some homecoming float makers: Abbr.
- Some high-schoolers: Abbr.
- Some fathers: Abbr.
- Some fathers, for short
- Some discount beneficiaries: Abbr.
- Some dads, briefly
- Some B.M.O.C.'s
- Soc. Sec. recipients
- Skip day organizers: Abbr.
- Skip Day gp.
- Seniors, for short
- Section in a yrbk.
- School VIPs
- RRSP owners. likely
- Ring bearers?: Abbr.
- Retirees, abbr.
- Recruiters' targets, often: Abbr.
- Ranking ones: Abbr.
- Quad wheels: Abbr.
- Prospective alums
- Promgoers, typically: Abbr.
- Promgoers, e.g.: Abbr.
- Prom people: abbr.
- Prom gp.
- Prom attendees, usually: Abbr.
- Potential grads
- Pep rally organizers: Abbr.
- Pensioners, abbr.
- Orch. instruments
- Ones with rings: Abbr.
- Ones who are so last year?: Abbr.
- Ones soon to leave the ivied halls: Abbr.
- Ones of the highest grade: Abbr.
- Ones needing career counseling, maybe: Abbr.
- Ones getting coll. counseling, maybe
- Older than jrs.
- Not jrs.
- Next yr.'s frosh, perhaps
- Next yr.'s college freshmen
- New alums, last yr.
- Namesake makers: Abbr.
- Name suffixes
- Name appendages
- Most univ. applicants
- Most ret. people
- Most IRA spenders
- Most AARP mbrs.
- Mortarboard sporters: Abbr.
- Modern Maturity readers, briefly
- Messrs., in Madrid
- Medicare recipients: Abbr.
- Matching ring recipients: Abbr.
- Many yearbook signers: Abbr.
- Many yearbook buyers: Abbr.
- Many univ. campus visitors
- Many SSI recipients
- Many SS recipients
- Many retd. boomers
- Many pension recipients: Abbr.
- Many job-fair attendees: Abbr.
- Many GRE takers
- Many Fla. immigrants
- Many dads, briefly
- Many coll. applicants
- Many AARP The Magazine readers: Abbr.
- Many AARP members (abbr.)
- M.C.A.T. takers
- LSAT takers: Abbr.
- Letters on an airbag
- King and queen of the prom, e.g.: Abbr.
- Juniors' superiors: Abbr.
- June grads.
- June grads
- Jrs. of yesteryear
- Jrs. become these
- Job seekers of tomorrow: Abbr.
- HS yearbook section
- HS elite
- High-school V.I.P.'s
- High-grade group?: Abbr.
- High-class group?: Abbr.
- High sch. VIPs
- High sch. elders
- H.S. vets
- H.S. students who are often tired of being there
- H.S. prom queens, usually
- H.S. prom attendees
- H.S. elites
- H.S. elders
- H.S. big shots
- Grownup jrs.
- Group that might be assembling C.V.'s: Abbr.
- Group that may be applying early decision: Abbr.
- GRE takers
- Gray Panthers, e.g.: Abbr.
- Grandfathers of III's: Abbr.
- Grandfathers of III's
- Graduating students: Abbr.
- Graduating gp.
- Graduating classmen: Abbr.
- Grads' successors
- Grads., not long ago
- Grads, almost
- Grads to be
- Golden-agers (abbr.)
- Golden agers: Abbr.
- G.R.E. takers, generally: Abbr.
- Future grads.
- Future grads: Abbr.
- Frosh, 3 years later (abbr.)
- Frat ldrs., probably
- Fourth-yr. high-schoolers
- Fourth-yr. college students
- Fourth-year college students: Abbr.
- Fourth yr. students
- Ex-jrs.
- Eldest H.S. students
- Elder cits.
- Early admissions applicants: Abbr.
- Diploma receivers: Abbr.
- Diploma receivers (Abbr.)
- DADS of jrs.
- Commencement honorees: Abbr.
- Commencement gp.
- College interviewees: Abbr.
- Coll. short-timers
- Coll. men
- Coll. frosh-to-be, often
- Coll. finishers
- Coll. big shots
- Coll. applicants, usually
- Coll. applicants
- Class that's soon to leave: Abbr.
- Class ring recipients: Abbr.
- Class older than jrs.
- Class of '12 in 2012, e.g.: Abbr.
- Class of '08 in '08, e.g.
- Champions Tour players, for short
- Certain prom-goers: Abbr.
- Certain high school students (Abbr.)
- Certain H.S. students
- Certain classmen: Abbr.
- Certain citizens: Abbr.
- Cap-and-gown renters: Abbr.
- Cap and gown wearers: Abbr.
- Campus people: Abbr.
- C.C.N.Y. or N.Y.U. group
- C.C.N.Y. group
- BMOCs, usually
- B.M.O.C.'s, often
- Alums. of tomorrow
- Alumns to be
- Almost grads
- AARP focus: Abbr.
- A.C.T. takers
- A bunch of U.'s guys?
- 4th-yr. students
- 18-yr.-old high schoolers, usually
- "Skip day" participants, traditionally: Abbr.
- "Modern Maturity" audience, briefly
- '14s in '14, e.g.