Orange Coast College - Log Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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One of the hi-lights of the second se- mester was a demonstration and lec- ture dealing with the new Laser Ray. OCC students were fortunate in being the only Eastern Conference school to have such an event. Dr. Richard Gudmundsen, President of the Quantum Technology Laboratories gave the lecture with some assistants helping in the demonstration. The Laser Ray is a device that can pinpoint a strong beam of light over a great distance without losing its in- tensity. It can aid man in many ways, such as replacing microwaves, and is now being studied for possible surgi- cal use. There was some talk that it could be developed as a death ray. The Laser Ray was presented by the Engineers Club. Stan Dendiger Gingineering Club Presideno, Dr. Richard Gudnumdsen, Mr. James Ballinger, Dr. Hubel, Dr. Mills. -, n-r.g,.-t:;-.v:;u . 424-: tummy 5: L2. v.2 . .i'w mexu-u-aeu u .y Hexau-n e: Dr. Hubel and Dr. Wilson preparing to give Laser Ray demonstration. Note use of OCC closed circuit T.V. to show the small parts of Laser equipment to the overflow audience in the Forum. mnemmtg; ; t 1