Sýndarsafn GA523 - University of Waterloo jacket (Faculty of Engineering).

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University of Waterloo jacket (Faculty of Engineering).

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    SCA422-GA523

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    • 1962 (Sköpun)

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    1 jacket : melton wool ; 64 x 54 cm

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    David Rumpel is an alumnus of the University of Waterloo. He studied Engineering Physics and received a Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in 1964. During his time as a student at the University, Rumpel acted as the Engineering Representative on the Students’ Council between 1962-1963, served as the Engineering Society President in 1963 and was a member and later chairman of the Jackets Committee.[1]

    David Rumpel and his family owned and managed the Rumpel Felt Co. in Kitchener, ON. The company, initially named the Berlin Felt & Boot Company, was founded in 1875 by George Rumpel. David Rumpel began working for the company in 1966 and served in various leadership positions including Vice-President and President until the company ceased production in 2007.[2]

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    (1959-Present)

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    A grey melton wool jacket from the University of Waterloo worn by David Rumpel (BASc '64), a former undergraduate student. The front left side features a patch with the University of Waterloo initials and an Engineering banner. The back displays gold letter patches spelling "UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO" and the right sleeve is detailed with the number "64" indicating David Rumpel's year of graduation.

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    Donated by David Rumpel in 2024.

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      David Rumpel was a member of the Jackets Committee at the University of Waterloo in the early 1960s and likely helped select the colour and style of university jackets during that period. In 1962, the Jackets Committee was co-chaired by Paul Koch and Douglas MacIntosh. The Committee strived to create a distinctive tailored jacket for students at the University of Waterloo.[1] It is unclear when the Committee was formed or how long it was in operation.

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      The jacket was measured along the back length and by the shoulder width.

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      Described by NM July 2024.

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        [1] MacIntosh, Douglas S. "Jackets Committee Report: Styles, Styles and Stalls." The Coryphaeus, November 23, 1962 (v.3, n.9), p. 5.

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