The Collaborative International Dictionary
Classman \Class"man\, n.; pl. Classmen.
A member of a class; a classmate.
A candidate for graduation in arts who is placed in an honor class, as opposed to a passman, who is not classified. [Oxford, Eng.]
Wiktionary
n. (plural of classman English)
Usage examples of "classmen".
He ended his plebe year in’ the upper quarter—but by that time the first classmen were thinking only of graduation and paid no attention to his status.
Other first classmen are responsible each for some unit of cadets, be it squad, platoon, company, battalion, or regiment.
He was certain to be spotted by the first classmen on their return from mock sea battles and "volunteered" as a sacrificial victim.
He ended his plebe year in' the upper quarter-but by that time the first classmen were thinking only of graduation and paid no attention to his status.
Perhaps they, too, dreaded the day’s exams, even though the upper classmen were immune from the culling process.
The Senior and Junior classes which, in American colleges dictate in these affrays, found their dignity toppling, and in consequence there was a sudden oncome of the entire force of upper classmen, football players naturally in advance.
The lower classmen at the Academy—and every enlisted man afterward—who'd encountered Snodgrass when he was a midshipman wished he'd just get lost somewhere in space.
The first thing I heard from upper classmen was 'Watch out for Lieutenant Kirk!