Camera Craftsman - May/June 1955

This issue of Camera Craftsman Volume I Number 3 features Chester C Crumrine from South Bend, Indiana as student of the month, recognized for his careful attention to detail in lesson nine on photographic printing. The newsletter presents testimonials from multiple students praising the educational quality of the program, with particular emphasis on optics instruction and its practical applications. An invitation calls upon repair technicians to submit original shop innovations and time-saving devices. A comprehensive article details the design and assembly of a safety plate for Argus A1 and A2 cameras, complete with technical drawings and precise tolerances. The 'Our Students Speak' section highlights the program's positive career impact, with graduates receiving promotions and expanded responsibilities. A humorous letter from student Steve W. examines why camera repairmen tend to over-explain their work to customers. Special subscription offers are provided for group rates on industry publications 'Photographic Trade News' and 'Photo Dealer.' An editorial encourages continued dedication to studies while introducing Cecil L. Searle, the new manager of the School's wholesale camera repair department.