juniors
Subordinates in rank
Juniors is the plural of junior, typically referring to students in their third year of a four-year program: The juniors are planning prom.
In clothing, juniors designates sizes for young women with slimmer proportions than standard women's sizes: She shops in the juniors section.
In family names, Junior distinguishes a son from his identically named father.
People aged thirteen to nineteen
- adolescentsYouth approaching maturity
- youngstersPeople not yet adult
- minorsThose below legal age
- childrenYoung human beings
kids · generation · millennials · adolescence · coming-of-age · youthfulness · school-age · underage
First or second-year student
- sophomoreSecond-year pupil
- freshmanFirst-year student
- varsityPrimary school squad
- promHigh school formal dance
homecoming · GPA · SAT · ACT · extracurricular · yearbook · classmate · upperclassman
Inexperienced newcomer to field
- rookieInexperienced newcomer
- learnerOne gaining knowledge
- neophyteInexperienced beginner
- traineeOne being instructed
newbie · fledgling · greenhorn · initiate · amateur · starter · entrant · recruit
Person guided by expert
- apprenticeLearner bound to employer
- mentorshipGuidance from experienced person
- guidanceAdvice for decisions
- tutelageGuided instruction, oversight
trainee · pupil · understudy · ward · disciple · student · advisee · intern
teenagers
People aged thirteen to nineteen
- adolescentsYouth approaching maturity
- youngstersPeople not yet adult
- minorsThose below legal age
children · kids · generation · millennials · adolescence · coming-of-age · youthfulness · school-age · underage · developmental
underclassman
First or second-year student
prom · homecoming · GPA · SAT · ACT · extracurricular · yearbook · classmate · upperclassman · letterman
novice
Inexperienced newcomer to field
trainee · newbie · fledgling · greenhorn · initiate · amateur · starter · entrant · recruit · tyro
protégé
Person guided by expert
- apprenticeLearner bound to employer
- mentorshipGuidance from experienced person
- guidanceAdvice for decisions
tutelage · trainee · pupil · understudy · ward · disciple · student · advisee · intern · coaching
assistant
One who aids another
deputy · second-in-command · follower · lieutenant · minion · attendant · sidekick · support · backup · ancillary
tournament
Multi-round competitive event
championship · qualifier · handicap · round · course · tee · links · clubhouse · scorecard · leaderboard
- schoolteachers, classrooms, classes, student, grades
- yearbooksclass photos, yearbook editor, cover design, dedications, superlatives
- young adultsyoung adults, twenty-somethings, twentysomethings, young people, young professionals
- campus populationfreshmen, sophomores, seniors, undergraduates, graduate students
- appareldresses, shirt, blouses, skirts, dress
- collegecampus, courses, application, dorms, dorm room
juniorsseniors
Oldest in a group
elders · pensioners · the elderly · grown-ups · old-timers
juniorsseniors
Oldest in a group
superiors · bosses · managers · supervisors · executives
juniorsseniors
Oldest in a group
upperclassmen · graduating class · freshmen · sophomores · graduates
- junior highIntermediate secondary school
- junior yearPre-senior academic term
- junior leaguesYouth sports organizations
- junior varsitySecondary school athletic squad
- junior high schoolGrades before high school
- junior schoolsSchools for younger pupils