About Us
Honoring our past Investing in our future
The Conroe High School Alumni Association exists to preserve the heritage of CHS while creating meaningful opportunities for current and future generations of Tigers — through scholarships, service, alumni engagement, and community support.
Who We Are
A 501(c)(3) Built by Tigers For Tigers
The Conroe High School Alumni Association, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to connecting alumni, celebrating school traditions, and supporting the students, teachers, and staff who make Conroe High School a special place.
Our association is built on a simple belief: the strength of a school is measured not only by its history, but by the willingness of its alumni to invest in its future.
Our Scholarship Legacy
Honoring the Memory of Jimmy Schrock
The Conroe High School Alumni Association's scholarship program carries forward the memory of an alumnus who remained deeply committed to his school and community. In 2014, CHS Alumni Association President Bill Cochran, Class of 1969, recommended that the association's scholarship be named in honor of Jimmy Schrock, Class of 1967.
Jimmy served as treasurer of the Alumni Association, was active throughout the Conroe community, and a dedicated supporter of Conroe High School. Therefore, naming the scholarship "The Conroe High School Alumni Association Scholarship in Memory of Jimmy Schrock" is a heartfelt way to recognize his service and preserve his legacy.
Today, every scholarship awarded carries that spirit of service forward—connecting the generosity of past Tigers with the aspirations of the next generation.
Our Mission
Foster camaraderie Support the school
Our mission is to foster membership and camaraderie among all former attendees of Conroe High School while supporting the current needs of students, teachers, staff, and the school community.
- Award scholarships for higher education, community college, or trade school
- Support programs that benefit students and the school community
- Recognize outstanding teachers, staff, and administrators
- Preserve the traditions and spirit that unite generations of Tigers
Our Vision
A connected Tiger legacy
We envision a future where every generation of Conroe Tigers remains connected to their alma mater and plays a role in helping the next generation succeed.
As our alumni network grows, so will our ability to expand scholarships, strengthen involvement, recognize those who serve our students, and preserve traditions that make CHS unique.
Our Core Values
What we stand for
Education
Education opens doors and creates opportunities that can change lives for generations.
Community
Strong schools are built by strong communities. We bring alumni, students, and educators together.
Service
Giving back is at the heart of what we do — through volunteerism, mentorship, and support.
Tradition
We honor the rich history and enduring spirit of Conroe High School for future generations.
Leadership
Meet our alumni volunteers
A dedicated group of volunteers who generously give their time, experience, and passion to serve the alumni community and Conroe High School. Every member of our leadership team volunteers their time because they believe today's students deserve the same opportunities they once received.
Executive Officers
Greg Alger
President
Class of 1979
Denise (Smith) Robles
Vice President
Class of 1983
Betsy (Ford) Chase
Secretary
Class of 1978
Tom Sellars
Treasurer
Class of 1974
Committee Leadership
Sharon (Wilkerson) Eddings
Membership Committee Chair
Class of 1979
Alicia (LeBlanc) Clark
Social, PR & Media Committee Chair
Class of 1983
Deann (Buckalew) Alger
CHS Staff & School Appreciation Chair
Class of 1983
Denise (Smith) Robles
Alumni Homecoming Events Chair
Class of 1983
Robin (Burns) Turnbull
Scholarship Committee Chair
Class of 1975
Greg Alger
Community Outreach Committee Chair
Class of 1979
Be Part of the Legacy
There's a place for you in the Tiger family.
Reconnect with fellow Tigers, support future graduates, volunteer your time, or help strengthen the traditions that have shaped generations of Conroe students.