Ronald Nydegger is the son of Lee Daniel and Ina Mae Nydegger,
THE DEATH OF RONALD L. NYDEGGER
KILLED BY TRAIN, Monday Evening, December 7, 1968
Tragedy draped a pall of grief and sadness over the town of Clark's Hill following a weekend car-train crash that killed four young high school boys. A car, bearing, Stephen R. Scanlon, Johnnie L. Stephens, Edwin H. Whitlock, Thomas J. Stingley (who survived the crash) and Donald Lee Nydegger, returning home from a high school dance, was hit by a Norfolk and Western freight train just outside the Clarks Hill city limits at 11:20 p.m. Saturday, killing four of the youth. Reconstructing the pre-crash events, investigating State police said the five were returning home from a post-basketball game sock-hop dance at Wainwright High School. The car was southbound on County Road 975 East and according to officers, was driven into the path of the oncoming eastbound,92-car N&W freight train at an intersection just northeast of the Clarks Hill city limits.
THE DEATH OF RONALD L. NYDEGGER
KILLED BY TRAIN, Monday Evening, December 7, 1968
Tragedy draped a pall of grief and sadness over the town of Clark's Hill following a weekend car-train crash that killed four young high school boys. A car, bearing, Stephen R. Scanlon, Johnnie L. Stephens, Edwin H. Whitlock, Thomas J. Stingley (who survived the crash) and Donald Lee Nydegger, returning home from a high school dance, was hit by a Norfolk and Western freight train just outside the Clarks Hill city limits at 11:20 p.m. Saturday, killing four of the youth. Reconstructing the pre-crash events, investigating State police said the five were returning home from a post-basketball game sock-hop dance at Wainwright High School. The car was southbound on County Road 975 East and according to officers, was driven into the path of the oncoming eastbound,92-car N&W freight train at an intersection just northeast of the Clarks Hill city limits.
Ronald Nydegger is the son of Lee Daniel and Ina Mae Nydegger,
THE DEATH OF RONALD L. NYDEGGER
KILLED BY TRAIN, Monday Evening, December 7, 1968
Tragedy draped a pall of grief and sadness over the town of Clark's Hill following a weekend car-train crash that killed four young high school boys. A car, bearing, Stephen R. Scanlon, Johnnie L. Stephens, Edwin H. Whitlock, Thomas J. Stingley (who survived the crash) and Donald Lee Nydegger, returning home from a high school dance, was hit by a Norfolk and Western freight train just outside the Clarks Hill city limits at 11:20 p.m. Saturday, killing four of the youth. Reconstructing the pre-crash events, investigating State police said the five were returning home from a post-basketball game sock-hop dance at Wainwright High School. The car was southbound on County Road 975 East and according to officers, was driven into the path of the oncoming eastbound,92-car N&W freight train at an intersection just northeast of the Clarks Hill city limits.
THE DEATH OF RONALD L. NYDEGGER
KILLED BY TRAIN, Monday Evening, December 7, 1968
Tragedy draped a pall of grief and sadness over the town of Clark's Hill following a weekend car-train crash that killed four young high school boys. A car, bearing, Stephen R. Scanlon, Johnnie L. Stephens, Edwin H. Whitlock, Thomas J. Stingley (who survived the crash) and Donald Lee Nydegger, returning home from a high school dance, was hit by a Norfolk and Western freight train just outside the Clarks Hill city limits at 11:20 p.m. Saturday, killing four of the youth. Reconstructing the pre-crash events, investigating State police said the five were returning home from a post-basketball game sock-hop dance at Wainwright High School. The car was southbound on County Road 975 East and according to officers, was driven into the path of the oncoming eastbound,92-car N&W freight train at an intersection just northeast of the Clarks Hill city limits.
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