From left, Carol Vogt, Erin Kreck, Nicholas Kreck – Rotary Student of the Month for November, and Rotary Club President Jerry Lockenour. Photo by Barry Miller.Nicholas Kreck is Lititz Rotary Student of the Month for November 2025
The Lititz Rotary Club recognized Nicholas Kreck as the Student of the Month at their regular meeting on November 18, 2025, held at the Lititz Springs Inn & Spa. Nicholas is the son of Erin and Stephen Kreck of Lititz, and his grandmother, Carol Vogt, was also in attendance to celebrate this honor.
Nicholas is a dedicated student, a highly involved member of the Warwick community, and a proud Philadelphia Eagles fan who enjoys staying active both inside and outside the classroom. Academically, he has earned Distinguished Honor Roll each year and is a member of several honor societies, including the National Honor Society, National Business Honor Society, and National English Honor Society. He also serves as Treasurer of Warwick’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and attended the Pennsylvania FBLA State Leadership Workshop to further develop his leadership skills.
At Warwick, Nicholas is a committed Link Crew leader, helping freshmen transition successfully into high school life by serving as a mentor and positive role model. His involvement in athletics is equally impressive. Nicholas is a four-year member of the Warwick Swim Team, where he has lettered each year, earned the Warrior Award twice as the team’s most improved swimmer, and currently serves as team captain. He also received the High Point Award among juniors. Beyond swimming, Nicholas has competed in field events for Warwick Track and earned first place at the Pioneer Relays in ninth grade. He also participated on the Warwick Golf Team during his freshman year. Nicholas was additionally recognized with the Achievement of Civic Knowledge Award at Warwick.
Nicholas is active in community service through multiple organizations. Through FBLA, he helped support the Lititz Warwick Community Chest by participating in a community-wide food drive. He has volunteered with the Special Olympics, assisted with the Activities Department at Luther Acres Retirement Community, and helped raise funds for Four Diamonds. Nicholas has also volunteered as a swim timer for the Lititz Rec Center’s Youth Triathlon and spent time assisting the Collections Department at the Landis Valley Farm Museum.
In addition to his volunteer work, Nicholas has gained valuable work experience as a lifeguard at both the Lititz Springs Pool and the Lititz Rec Center. He has also helped with his father’s pest control business, learning responsibility and customer service skills.
Looking ahead, Nicholas hopes to attend Villanova University or the University of Delaware to study finance and pursue a career as an investment banker. His strong academic performance, leadership in school clubs and athletics, and commitment to community service make him a standout student and a deserving recipient of the Rotary Student of the Month honor.