THE CLASS OF 1977
Introduction
50 Years of Memories. One Lasting Record.
More Than a Reunion.
A Story to Preserve.
A select group of 1977 West Point classmates, working closely with class leadership and fellow classmates, has created a special commemorative volume marking 50 years since graduation on June 8, 1977.
The 50th Anniversary Howitzer brings together the history, achievements, personal stories, photographs, artwork, and memories that have defined the Class of 1977 and its enduring Esprit de Corps.
What’s Inside
Inside the 50th Anniversary Howitzer
More Than a Reunion.
A Story to Preserve.
Leadership & Acknowledgements
Special acknowledgements from our Commandant, LTG (Ret.) Walter Ulmer, and our Class President, COL (Ret.) James R. Malcolm.
Our Class History
The story of the Class of 1977 from July 2, 1977 to the present, featuring class statistics, sketches, accomplishments, memorable moments, and the leadership and camaraderie that have carried the class through five decades.
Classmate Stories
Personal stories from classmates reflecting on their experiences since entering the Academy — encompassing distinguished service, professional achievement, creativity, adventure, and artistry.
In Memoriam
A dedicated memorial section honoring and remembering the classmates who have passed before us.
Photographic Memories
A collection of personal photographs contributed by classmates, preserving meaningful moments from our shared journey.
West Point Through Art
Original West Point paintings created by accomplished members of the Class of 1977, featured at both ends of this commemorative volume.
Pre-Order
Reserve your copy before the deadline to secure the early-order price.
Hardcover edition
A commemorative printed reunion yearbook designed as a lasting keepsake.
Shipping
Your order will be shipped directly to the address provided at checkout.
Our Story. Our Class. Our Legacy.
More Than a Reunion.
A Story to Preserve.
For five decades, the members of the Class of 1977 have carried forward the values, friendships, leadership, and Esprit de Corps forged at West Point.
This book preserves that extraordinary journey so that the stories of our classmates — those still with us and those we remember — remain part of our shared history.
