The Buchanan High School yearbook staff earned national recognition with their 2025 yearbook’s inclusion in Possibilities, volume 11, an educational and inspirational hardcover yearbook collection by Walsworth Yearbooks that highlights and celebrates outstanding journalism programs from across the country.
Over 6,000 yearbooks were reviewed, with only the top 10% hand-selected to be featured inside Possibilities based on their strong storytelling, creative design, impactful photography and cohesive theme development.
Buchanan HS was featured in the Honor Mention category for its exceptional work in capturing the spirit of the school year.
The yearbook staff, led by advisor Russell Philip worked throughout the year to plan coverage, refine layouts and ensure every student’s story was told with accuracy and creativity. Their efforts resulted in a publication that stands out on a national level.
“What these students accomplish each year is remarkable,” Walsworth President Don Walsworth said. “When young journalists are supported and challenged to do their best work, they rise to that expectation. We consider it a privilege to partner with programs that are shaping the next generation of storytellers.”
The Buchanan High School yearbook rose through the ranks thanks to their tireless pursuit of excellence and through specialized training events with the Walsworth Sales Representative.
“This recognition reflects the time, care and journalistic standards this staff brings to their work,” said Valerie T. Tanke, the school’s yearbook representative.
The Buchanan High School yearbook staff are currently working on their 2026 yearbook. The 2026 volume promises to continue their tradition of documenting the moments, milestones and memories that define their school community.
For more information about the Buchanan High School yearbook contact Russell Philip.
rphilip@buchananschools.com
Walworth, with a major plant in St. Joseph, is the 27th largest printer in the U.S. and Canada. It is a top yearbook, magazine, catalog and book printer, and the only remaining family-owned yearbook printer.
Started in 1937 by Don Walsworth, current leadership is under the second and third generations: Don O. Walsworth, Chairman of the Board, and his son, Don Walsworth, President. Tripp Walsworth and Kate Walsworth, the fourth generation, have also joined the company.. Walsworth operates from eight facilities across the Midwest. Additionally, Walsworth owns the Donning Company Publishers, a specialty book publisher.
