Referring to a Hierarchy of Objects in Javascript

I come from a Java background and want to refer to things in a similar way. I’m not sure where to look. pseudo code:

var elements = [];

class Element
{
   constructor()
              {
              this.isClicked;
              }
   mouseOver()
              {
              ///returns true if mouse is over
              }
   click()
              {
              this.isClicked = true;
              }
   unclick()
              {
              this.isClicked = false;
              }

}

class Parent extends Element 
{

   constructor()
              {
              this.children = [];
              this.x = 0;
              this.y = 0;
              elements.push(this)
              }
   addChild()
              {
              children.push(new Child(this));
              }
}

class Child extends Element
{
   constructor(Parent p)
              {
              this.parent = p;
              this.x = 0;
              this.y = 0;
              elements.push(this)
              }

   move()
              {
              this.x = parent.x;
              this.y = parent.y;
              }
}

var liveElement;

function mousePressed()
{
    for(Element e : elements)
              {
              if(e.mouseOver)
                        {
                        liveElement = e;
                        liveElement.click();
                        }
              }
}

function mouseReleased()
{
    liveElement.unclick();
    liveElement = null;
}

Is it possible to do this kind of thing in vanilla JavaScript? I would also like to refer to all the objects horizontally in elements. The Child objects should be able to refer up to parent when needed.