IHSAA BOYS STATE T&F MEET RECORD PROGRESSION
	HIGH JUMP (1904-2024)
	High Jump
	1904	Lynn Miller	12		Lafayette	5' 04
	1905	Murat DeWeese	11		Indpls. Shortridge	5' 04	3/4
		Edward McLaughlin	11		Indpls. Shortridge	5' 04	3/4
	1908	Harold Morrison	11		Indpls. Shortridge	5' 08	3/4
	1910	Luther Ellis	12		Bluffton	5' 09	1/4
	1916	Charles Ivey	10		Rochester	5' 10	1/2
	1917	Charles Ivey	11		Rochester	5' 11
	1921	Wayne Evans	12		Brazil	6' 00	1/2
	1932	Charles Baldwin	11		Hammond	6' 00	7/8
		Allen Dillingham	11		Connersville	6' 00	7/8
	1933	Jerry Gracin	12		Gary Froebel	6' 03	7/8
	1935	Leo Williams	11		Muncie	6' 04	1/4
	1959	Gerry Williams	12		Indpls. Shortridge	6' 06
	1964	Theodore Sweatt	12		Terre Haute Wiley	6' 06	3/4
	1967	Gary Haupert	12		Northfield	6' 10
	1974	Noel Ruebel	12		Highland	6' 10
	1976	Robert Berry	12		North Central (Indpls.)	7' 01	1/8
	1977	Jeff Woodard	12		New Albany	7' 01	1/4
	1980	Ron Jones	12		Mt. Vernon (Mt. Vernon)	7' 01	1/4
		Adam Schumpert	12		Peru	7' 01	1/4
	2018	Nate Patterson	12		Plymouth	7' 04
	Note: in 1904, senior Grant Johnston of Indpls. Manul failed to clear 5' 04 and tied for
	second, but then cleared 5' 05 in a jump off to award the second place medal; although
	an inch higher than Miller's winning height, Johnston's mark was not considered a re-
	cord because it was during a jump off. Likewise, in 1910, senior Emil Haseman of Linton
	tied for third at an unknown height. In a jump off to award the third place medale, he
	the same height as the Ellis' record jump that won the state title. However, beecause
	Haseman's mark was during a jump off, it was not considered a tie for the record. In
	1905, both DeWeese and McLaughlin and were awarded first place medals. Likewise,
	both Baldwin and Jones were awarded first place medals in 1932. However, Jones
	was awarded the first place medal in 1980 based on fewer misses.