How To Use Graduating class In A Sentence

The Chicago Sun-Times wouldn't go quite that far, but the paper did report that "the few members of Collins' graduating class who weren't college-bound chose to enter the military. Matt Farmer: Another CPS Miracle?
The 911 members of the 2005 graduating class toss their hats after being dismissed.
After a while, I heard a loud noise, the mixture of two hundred cheers and yells as the graduating class concluded their ceremony and celebrated the beginning of a new chapter of their lives.
She earned the Chair's Scholar distinction, an award offered to one student in the entire physics and astronomy graduating class.
Also a no-brainer was for every member of the graduating class buying one of those black doctor bags, stuffed with tuning fork (to test hearing) and stethoscope for house calls (I've made them, but only with a stethoscope and otoscope to check for ear infections.) On The AMA's Opposition To The Public Option

She's also ranked eighth in a graduating class of 415 with a 5.286 grade point average.
Five valedictorians represented their respective graduating classes and recounted the journeys to their achievement.
She has been checking with area alumni to compile lists of the valedictorians and salutatorians for each graduating class as well as records set by past district athletes.
She has been checking with area alumni to compile lists of the valedictorians and salutatorians for each graduating class as well as records set by past district athletes.
We also meet his schoolmates from the Lycee at Tsarskoe Selo, an elite school founded by the emperor Alexander I, of which Pushkin's was the first graduating class.
I mentally note some unidiomatic turns of phrase, this time on English efforts by graduating classes in the Foreign Languages school, but am again shy enough not to correct them.
The planting of ivy by the graduating class began in 1852.
My high school graduating class, in a major metropolitan area, had only a few hundred students in it.
Ballard counted the number of students qualified to enroll at City in the 1968 graduating classes of two predominantly black high schools.