Sigma Pi

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Sigma Pi Fraternity

Official Name

Sigma Pi Fraternity, International

Founded

February 26, 1897

Vincennes University

Headquarters

Brentwood, TN

Grand Sage
(President)

Larry P. Rovira

Grand Second Counselor
(Vice President)

George N. Hakim

Grand Third Counselor
(Treasurer)

Christopher R. Brown Esq.

Grand Fourth Counselor
(Secretary)

Edward R. Levesque

Grand First Counselor
(Sergeant at Arms)

John A. Michelich Esq.

Grand Herald
(Historian)

E. Andrew Morris

Past Grand Sage
(Immediate Past President)

John D. Kitch Esq.

Executive Director

Mark Briscoe, Honorary Grand Sage

Chapter Count

131 active chapters and colonies

Official Colors

Lavender and White with Gold as an auxiliary

Official Flower

Lavender Orchid

Official Jewel

Emerald

Official Publication

The Emerald

Motto

Σεβαστη Πιστισ

Address

Sigma Pi Fraternity

Post Office Box 1897

Brentwood, TN 37024

Sigma Pi Fraternity Website

Sigma Pi Fraternity (ΣΠ) is an international men's college fraternity with chapters in the United States and Canada. Founded on February 26, 1897 at Vincennes University by William Raper Kennedy, James Thompson Kingsbury, George Martin Patterson, and Rolin Rosco James, it started as Tau Phi Delta (ΤΦΔ), a literary society with fraternal ideals. The Fraternity was the first of its kind to be founded west of the Ohio Valley and a founding member of the North-American Interfraternity Conference having joined in 1910. Sigma Pi promotes fellowship, scholarship, chivalry, and character by organizing social, academic, and philanthropy events for its members and the communities in which its chapters are located. Today, Sigma Pi consists of over 160 active chapters, colonies, and alumni clubs and over 86,000 initiates. In addition, a separate, but related entity, the Sigma Pi Educational Foundation, manages the Fraternity's trust assets for the educational benefit of its members. The Fraternity is headquartered in Brentwood, Tennessee.

1 Sigma Pi Creed
2 The Five Ideals
3 Chapters & Colonies
4 Notable Alumni
5 Trivia
6 External links

[edit] Sigma Pi Creed

I Believe
in Sigma Pi, a Fellowship of
kindred minds, united in
Brotherhood to advance Truth
and Justice, to promote
Scholarship, to encourage
Chivalry, to diffuse Culture, and
to develop Character, in the
Service of God and Man; and
I will strive to make real the
Fraternity's ideals in my own
daily life.

[edit] The Five Ideals

The First Ideal: To establish a brotherhood.
The Second Ideal: To establish and maintain an aristocracy of learning.
The Third Ideal: To raise the standards of morality and develop character.
The Fourth Ideal: To diffuse culture and encourage chivalry.
The Fifth Ideal: To promote the spirit of civic righteousness and quicken the national conscience.

[edit] Chapters & Colonies

Alpha - Vincennes University
Phi - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Gamma - Ohio State University
Kappa - Temple University
Delta - University of Pennsylvania*
Epsilon - Ohio University*
Zeta - Ohio Northern University
Eta - Purdue University
Theta - Pennsylvania State University
Iota - University of California, Berkeley
Lambda - Kenyon College*
Mu - Cornell University
Nu - Franklin & Marshall College
Xi - University of Iowa
Omicron - Tulane University*
Pi - University of Utah*
Rho - North Carolina State University
Sigma - Iowa State University
Tau - University of Wisconsin-Madison
Upsilon - University of California, Los Angeles
Chi - University of Pittsburgh*
Psi - Emory University*
Omega - Oregon State University
Beta - Indiana University
Alpha-Beta - University of Michigan
Alpha-Gamma - University of Washington*
Alpha-Delta - Auburn University
Alpha-Epsilon - Mercer University*
Alpha-Zeta - St. Lawrence University*
Alpha-Eta - College of William & Mary
Alpha-Theta - Beloit College*
Alpha-Iota - University of Missouri–Rolla
Alpha-Kappa - Louisiana State University*
Alpha-Lambda - Mississippi State University*
Alpha-Mu - New Jersey Institute of Technology
Alpha-Nu - Wake Forest University
Alpha-Xi - California State University-Fresno*
Alpha-Omicron - University of California, Santa Barbara*
Alpha-Pi - Arkansas State University
Alpha-Rho - Missouri State University
Alpha-Sigma - University of Arkansas*
Alpha-Tau - University of Louisiana at Lafayette*
Alpha-Upsilon - University of Rhode Island
Alpha-Phi - University of Georgia
Alpha-Chi - University of Maryland, College Park*
Alpha-Psi - Utah State University*
Alpha-Omega - San Diego State University
Beta-Gamma - Eastern Illinois University
Beta-Delta - University of Kansas*
Beta-Epsilon - Syracuse University*
Beta-Zeta - University of Miami*
Beta-Eta - San Jose State University
Beta-Theta - Drexel University*
Beta-Iota - Northern Arizona University*
Beta-Kappa - Arizona State University
Beta-Lambda - Lycoming College*
Beta-Mu - University of Mississippi*
Beta-Nu - Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Beta-Xi - New Mexico State University*
Beta-Omicron - California State University-Long Beach
Beta-Phi - Rochester Institute of Technology
Beta-Pi - University of Virginia
Beta-Rho - Barton College*
Beta-Sigma - Northern Illinois University
Beta-Tau - Valparaiso University
Beta-Upsilon - Shippensburg University*
Beta-Chi- Loyola University Chicago
Beta-Psi - East Stroudsburg University
Beta-Omega - Lock Haven University*
Gamma-Alpha - University of Detroit
Gamma-Beta - Eastern Michigan University
Gamma-Gamma - Central Missouri State University
Gamma-Delta - Slippery Rock University*
Gamma-Epsilon - Fairmont State University*
Gamma-Zeta - Parsons College*
Gamma-Eta - Rutgers University*
Gamma-Theta - University of Texas at Austin
Delta-Chi - Western State College*
Gamma-Iota - Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Gamma-Kappa - Indiana Institute of Technology
Gamma-Lambda - University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point*
Gamma-Mu - University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Gamma-Nu - University of Akron*
Gamma-Xi - West Virginia University Institute of Technology
Gamma-Omicron - University of Findlay*
Gamma-Pi - Indiana State University*
Gamma-Rho - Western Michigan University
Gamma-Sigma - University of Missouri-Columbia
Gamma-Tau - Georgia Southern University
Gamma-Upsilon - Murray State University
Gamma-Phi - University of Wisconsin-Whitewater*
Delta-Gamma - Milton College*
Gamma-Chi - Quinnipiac College*
Gamma-Psi - St. Louis University*
Gamma-Omega - Wayne State University
Delta-Alpha - Central Michigan University
Delta-Beta - Monmouth University
Delta-Gamma - Milton College*
Delta-Epsilon - Seton Hall University
Delta-Zeta - University of Missouri-St. Louis
Delta-Eta - Youngstown State University*
Delta-Theta - Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi*
Delta-Iota - University of Wisconsin-Platteville
Delta-Lambda - Louisiana Tech University
Delta-Mu - Salem International University*
Delta-Pi - Bloomsburg University*
Delta-Nu - Ball State University*
Delta-Xi - Southern Utah University*
Delta-Omicron - University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee*
Delta-Rho - Morehead State University
Delta-Sigma - University of Wisconsin-Stout*
Delta-Tau - Indiana University South Bend*
Delta-Upsilon - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Delta-Phi - University of Wisconsin-La Crosse*
Delta-Psi - Troy State University*
Delta-Omega - Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Epsilon-Alpha - Southern Polytechnic State University
Epsilon-Beta - University of Kentucky
Epsilon-Gamma - Illinois Wesleyan University
Epsilon-Delta - Columbus State University*
Epsilon-Epsilon - Emporia State University
Epsilon-Zeta - Western Illinois University
Epsilon-Eta - Illinois State University
Epsilon-Theta - Elon College
Epsilon-Iota - California State University-Northridge*
Epsilon-Kappa - Southern Arkansas University
Epsilon-Lambda - Eastern Kentucky University
Epsilon-Mu - James Madison University*
Epsilon-Nu - California State University-Fullerton*
Epsilon-Xi - Fairleigh Dickinson University
Epsilon-Omicron - University at Buffalo
Epsilon-Pi - Christopher Newport University
Epsilon-Rho - Drury University
Espilson-Sigma - Loyola Marymount University*
Epsilon-Tau - University of Tennessee-Martin*
Epsilon-Upsilon - University of California, Davis*
Epsilon-Phi - Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Arizona
Epsilon-Chi - University of San Diego*
Epsilon-Psi - Widener University*
Epsilon-Omega - SUNY Potsdam
Zeta-Alpha - West Chester University
Zeta-Beta - Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Florida
Zeta-Gamma - Millersville University
Zeta-Delta - University of Colorado at Boulder
Zeta-Epsilon - Michigan Technological University
Zeta-Zeta - University of Florida
Zeta-Eta - Santa Clara University
Zeta-Theta - SUNY Plattsburgh*
Zeta-Iota - University of Western Ontario*
Zeta-Kappa - California State University-Bakersfield*
Zeta-Lambda - University of Southern California*
Zeta-Mu - Michigan State University
Zeta-Nu - Villanova University
Zeta-Xi - Southeastern Oklahoma State University*
Zeta-Omicron - Lawrence Technological University
Zeta-Pi - Oakland University
Zeta-Rho - Edinboro University*
Zeta-Sigma - North Carolina Wesleyan College*
Zeta-Tau - University of Northern Colorado
Zeta-Upsilon - University of California, San Diego*
Zeta-Phi - Southeastern Louisiana University*
Zeta-Chi - Rowan University
Zeta-Psi - West Virginia University*
Zeta-Omega - University of Nevada, Reno*
Eta-Alpha - California State University-Sacramento
Eta-Beta - Southern Connecticut State University*
Eta-Gamma - Hofstra University
Eta-Delta - California Polytechnic State University
Eta-Epsilon - Florida State University
Eta-Zeta - Western Connecticut State University*
Eta-Eta - Bridgewater State College
Eta-Theta - York College of Pennsylvania
Eta-Iota - California State University-Dominguez Hills
Eta-Kappa - East Carolina University
Eta-Lambda - University at Albany, The State University of New York*
Eta-Mu - Missouri Southern State University
Eta-Nu - Towson University
Eta-Xi - University of North Carolina at Asheville*
Eta-Omicron - University of Toronto
Eta-Pi - Kutztown University
Eta-Rho - Carleton University
Eta-Sigma - Colorado State University*
Eta-Tau - Fitchburg State College
Eta-Upsilon - University of California, Irvine
Eta-Phi - Miami University
Eta-Chi - DePaul University*
Eta-Psi - Clemson University
Eta-Omega - Johnson & Wales University
Theta-Alpha - Clarion University*
Theta-Beta - Saginaw Valley State University
Theta-Gamma - The University of West Alabama
Theta-Delta - The College of New Jersey
Theta-Epsilon - Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Theta-Zeta - Lynchburg College*
Theta-Eta - Old Dominion University
Theta-Theta - Ferris State University
Theta-Iota - Penn State Altoona
Theta-Kappa - Texas Tech University
Theta-Lambda - Radford University
Theta-Mu - California State University-Chico
Theta-Nu - University of Houston
Theta-Xi - Salisbury University
Theta-Omicron - University of Alabama
Theta-Pi - University of Arizona
Theta-Rho - Grand Valley State University
Theta-Sigma - Ursinus College
Theta-Tau - William Paterson University
Theta-Upsilon - Texas State University
Colony - Kennesaw State University
Colony - Pennsylvania College of Technology
Colony - University of Southern Indiana
Colony - Middle Tennessee State University
Colony - University of Minnesota
Colony - California University of Pennsylvania
Colony - University of California, Santa Cruz
Colony - Saint Joseph's University
Colony - University of Oregon
Colony - Kansas State University
Colony - University of Texas at San Antonio
Colony - University of Delaware

* denotes dormant chapter

[edit] Notable Alumni

Government, Military, Law & Politics

Mike Beebe (Alpha-Pi Chapter, Arkansas State): Attorney General and Governor-elect (2006) of Arkansas.
Harry G. Leslie (Eta Chapter, Purdue): Governor of Indiana.
Frank T. Bow (Zeta Chapter, Ohio Northern): Congressman (OH).
Bill Harsha (Lambda Chapter, Kenyon): Congressman (OH).
William Harsha II (Alpha-Mu Chapter, NJIT): Congressman (OH).
James V. Carmichael (Psi Chapter, Emory): Congressman (GA).
William I. Troutman (Nu Chapter, Franklin & Marshall): Congressman (PA).
John T. Myers (Beta-Gamma Chapter, Eastern Illinois): Congressman (IN).
Edwin L. Mechem (Beta-Xi Chapter, New Mexico State): Governor of New Mexico, Senator (NM), and US District Judge.
Willard Kiplinger (Gamma Chapter, Ohio State): Author and Founder of the Kiplinger Washington Letter.
Carlton Mobley (Alpha-Epsilon Chapter, Mercer): Congressman (GA) and Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court.
David W. Hopkins (Sigma Chapter, Iowa State): Congressman (MO).
Ray D. Free: Major General (Pi Chapter, Utah), US Army, commander of the U.S. 96th Infantry Division.
John R. Gregg (Alpha Chapter, Vincennes University): Speaker of Indiana House of Representatives.
Girard East Kalbfleisch (Zeta Chapter, Ohio Northern): US District Judge.
Clarence Newcomer (Nu Chapter, Franklin & Marshall): US District Judge.
Jere L. Beasley (Delta-Psi Chapter, Troy State): Lieutenant Governor of Alabama.
Richard A. Chappell (Alpha-Epsilon Chapter, Mercer): Chairman of the US Parole Board.
Hans M. Mark (Iota Chapter, California): Chancellor of the University of Texas System and Secretary of the United States Air Force.
James R. Bullington (Alpha-Delta Chapter, Auburn): Statesman and United States Ambassador to Burundi.
Herbert H. Kerr (Delta Chapter, Pennsylvania): Director of Health Services Division, US Department of Health Education and Welfare.
Curtis Shake (Alpha Chapter, Vincennes): Chief Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court and Presiding Judge at the Nuremberg Trials.
Robert L. Larson (Xi Chapter, Iowa): Justice of the Iowa Supreme Court.
George W. Latimer (Pi Chapter, Utah): Justice of the Utah Supreme Court and judge of the US Military Court of Appeals.
James E. Livingston (Alpha-Delta Chapter, Auburn): Brigadier General, US Army.
James M. Lyle (Alpha-Eta Chapter, William & Mary): Major General, US Army, commander of the US Army Cadet Command (ROTC).
Howard E. Milliken (Theta Chapter, Penn State): Mayor of Harrisburg, PA.
Ben Miller (Beta-Nu Chapter, SIU-Carbondale): Chief Justice of the Illinois Supreme Court.
M. Allan Pomeroy (Alpha-Gamma Chapter, Washington): Mayor of Seattle, WA.
James J. Rhoades (Beta-Psi Chapter, East Stroudsburg): Senator (PA).
Clarence H. Robertson (Eta Chapter, Purdue): Advisor, Ministry of Industries for the Republic of China.
Emory C. Swank (Nu Chapter, Franklin & Marshall) US Ambassador to Cambodia.
John T. Taylor (Kappa Chapter, Temple): General, US Army and author of the GI Bill of Rights.
Royal A. Vitousek (Iota Chapter, California): Speaker of the House of Representatives for the Territory of Hawaii.
Julian Webb (Alpha-Epsilon Chapter, Mercer): Senator (GA) and Judge of the Georgia Court of Appeals.
Roland V. Wise (Pi Chapter, Utah): Director, IRS of the State of Utah
William R. Peers (Upsilon Chapter, UCLA): Lt. General, US Army, commander of U.S. 4th Infantry Division and Chief Investigator of the My Lai Massacre.

Education, Service & Religion

Arthur Lichtenburger (Lambda Chapter, Kenyon): Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church of the United States.
Russell H. Conwell (Kappa Chapter, Temple): Founding President of Temple University.
Robert L. Johnson (Kappa Chapter, Temple): President of Temple University.
Herbert E. Longenecker (Theta Chapter, Penn State): President of Tulane University.
Charles E. Bayless (Gamma-Xi Chapter, West Virginia Tech): President of West Virginia University Institute of Technology.
Robert W. Van Houten (Alpha-Mu Chapter, NJIT): President Emeritus of NJIT and namesake of Van Houten Library.
Judson C. Ward (Psi Chapter, Emory): Dean of Faculties of Emory University.
William G. Carr (Upsilon Chapter, UCLA): Author and Executive Secretary of the National Educational Association.
Harold Jacobsen (Lambda Chapter, Kenyon): NIC Gold Medal award recepient.
William J. Cutbirth, Jr. (Upsilon Chapter, UCLA): NIC President (1974).
Ralph W. Munn (Gamma Chapter, Ohio State): Director of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
Joel E. Nystrom (Sigma Chapter, Iowa State): Executive Director of the International Committee of the YMCA.
Isaac K. Beckes (Alpha Chapter, Vincennes): President of Vincennes University.
Warren Bow (Phi Chapter, Illinois): President of Wayne University and Superintendent of Detroit City Schools.
Robert L. Burns (Delta-Phi Chapter, Wisconsin-LaCrosse): President of Washburn University and Peru State College.
William F. Creighton (Delta Chapter, Pennsylvania): Episcopal Bishop of Washington, DC.
Walter A. Davis (Alpha Chapter, Vincennes): President of Vincennes University.
Wallace W. Hall, Jr. (Gamma Chapter, Ohio State): Founding President of West Valley College.
William A. Halnon (Alpha Chapter, Vincennes): President of Vincennes University.
Philip Leber (Beta Pi Chapter, Virginia): Lawyer, singer, songwriter, and missionary to Uganda.
Nevin C. Harner (Nu Chapter, Franklin & Marshall): President of Heidelberg College.
William Hazell (Alpha-Mu Chapter, NJIT): President of NJIT.
Elmer G. Van Name (Kappa Chapter, Temple): Founding President of Rutgers Law School.
John W. Letson (Alpha-Delta Chapter, Auburn): Superintendent of City of Atlanta Public School System.
Arthur R. McKinstry (Lambda Chapter, Kenyon): Bishop of the Diocese of Delaware.
Maxwell L. Rafferty (Upsilon Chapter, UCLA): State Superintendent of California Public Instruction.
Frederick L. Sorsabal (Beta-Omicron Chapter, Cal State-Long Beach): Grand Master of Freemasons of California.
George D. Stoddard (Theta Chapter, Penn State): Author, President of the State University of New York, Educational Advisor to General Douglas MacArthur and Emperor Hirohito in US Occupation of Japan, President of the University of Illinois, Chancellor of New York University, and Chancellor of Long Island University.

Science & Technology

Walter Marty Schirra, Jr. (Alpha-Mu Chapter, NJIT): Astronaut: Project Mercury, Project Gemini, and Project Apollo.
Chauncey Guy Suits (Tau Chapter, Wisconsin): Co-founder of the National Academy of Engineering.
Samuel P. Landers (Gamma-Nu Chapter, Akron): Inventor of the Goodyear Aquatred Tire.
Maurice C. Tanquary (Alpha Chapter, Vincennes): Explorer on the Crocker Land Arctic Expedition, North Greenland.
Max Ellis (Alpha Chapter, Vincennes): Explorer and Leader of the Gimbel Scientific Expedition to British Guiana.
John D. Humber (Omicron Chapter, Tulane): Founder of the Physicians and Surgeons World Medical Association.
William Mensch (Kappa Chapter, Temple): CEO of Western Design Centre, Inc. and inventor of the microprocessor for the Apple MacIntosh II computer.
Benjamin Franklin Miessner (Eta Chapter, Purdue): Inventor and pioneer in aircraft radio.
Luther S. West (Mu Chapter, Cornell): Scientist-Consultant to the World Health Organization and United Nations and Chief of Medical Entomology at the Army Medical School, Army Medical Center.
Thomas Myrick (Alpha Mu, NJIT): Designer of robotic arm for Mars lander robot
Kelley J. Pollard (Alpha Mu, NJIT): Lead Engineer, Port Authority of NY/NJ, reconstruction of train stations beneath former site of World Trade Center

Sports, Journalism, Arts & Entertainment

Tracy Lawrence (Epsilon-Kappa Chapter, Southern Arkansas): Country music star.
Lewis Grizzard (Alpha-Phi Chapter, Georgia): Syndicated columnist, author, and southern humorist.
James Reston (Phi Chapter, Illinois): Pulitzer Prize (1945 & 1957) winning author and journalist.
Elvin "Ducky" Drake (Upsilon Chapter, UCLA): UCLA and USA Olympic Team track & field coach and namesake of Drake Stadium.
Sherdrick Bonner (Epsilon-Iota Chapter, Cal State-Northridge): AFL Champion quarterback.
Tony Romo (Beta-Gamma Chapter, Eastern Illinois): NFL quarterback and winner of the Walter Payton Award.
Guy "Red" Mackey (Eta Chapter, Purdue): Athletic director of Purdue University and namesake of Mackey Arena.
Rudy Feldman (Upsilon Chapter, UCLA): AFL and Super Bowl Champion (1969) with the New York Jets.
Jeff Gossett (Beta-Gamma Chapter, Eastern Illinois): NFL and Pro Bowl punter.
Bernie Boston (Beta-Phi Chapter, Rochester Tech): Pulitzer Prize winning photographer.
Paschal English (Alpha-Phi Chapter, Georgia): Survivor Finalist and Superior Court Judge (GA).
Raymond O. Evans (Gamma Chapter, Ohio State): Cartoonist for the Columbus Dispatch and Baltimore News-American.
Chris Fiore (Alpha Upsilon Chapter, Rhode Island): Actor on TV-show Baywatch.
Dudley T. Fisher (Gamma Chapter, Ohio State): Cartoonist for the Columbus Dispatch.
William Maxwell (Phi Chapter, Illinois): Author and regular contributor to The New Yorker magazine.
Albert E. McKinley (Kappa Chapter, Temple): Editor of History Magazine.
Harry E. Pratt (Phi Chapter, Illinois) Historian and author.
Sylvan T. Runkel (Sigma Chapter, Iowa State): Conservationist and author.
James Ross (Upsilon Chapter, UCLA): Author and Superior Court Judge (CA).
Frank Broyles (Alpha-Sigma Chapter, Arkansas): Athletic Director of the University of Arkansas.
John Carenza (Delta-Omega Chapter, SIU-Edwardsville): Member of the US Olympic Soccer Team (1972).
Jim Flood (Gamma-Mu Chapter, Wisconsin-Oshkosh): Athletic Director of the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh.
Thomas P. Heard (Alpha-Kappa Chapter, LSU): First Athletic Director of LSU.
Samuel Wilkins (Gamma Chapter, Ohio State): Head Football Coach of the Ohio State University Buckeyes.

Business

Herman Fisher (Theta Chapter, Penn State): Co-founder of Fisher-Price toys.
Barry Weiss (Mu Chapter, Cornell): President & CEO of Jive Records.
J. Perry Barger (Mu Chapter, Cornell): President of Dynatech Corporation.
Loy J. Baxter (Beta Chapter, Indiana): Chairman and CEO of Evalucon Inc.
Cletus A. Broecker (Eta Chapter, Purdue): COO of Amax Coal Company and member of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher.
Raymond H. Cummins (Zeta Chapter, Ohio Northern): Chairman and CEO of Goldsmith's Department Stores.
Willis DuPont (Mu Chapter, Cornell): President of DuPont Chemicals.
Stanley R. Felderman (Phi Chapter, Illinois): Chairman of the Board of Pacific Information Management Inc.
D. A. Flammia (Alpha-Nu Chapter, Wake Forest): President of Norfolk Southern Railway Company.
Laurence H. Fuller (Mu Chapter, Cornell) CEO and Chairman of the Board of Amoco Corporation..
Harry S. Hanna (Gamma Chapter, Ohio State) President of Indiana Bell Telephone Company.
Walter West Hitesman (Alpha-Kappa Chapter, LSU): President of Reader's Digest.
Frank C. Pfister (Phi Chapter, Illinois): President of National Recording Company.
Edward Rogers (Alpha-Mu Chapter, NJIT): President, Dow Chemical Industries.
Roy W. Simmons (Pi Chapter, Utah) CEO of Zions 1st National Bank and President of The Lockhart Company.
John P. Soult (Alpha-Iota Chapter, Missouri-Rolla): President and Chairman of the Board, Fruin-Colnon Corporation.
Lawrence J. Walkup (Beta-Iota Chapter, Northern Arizona): President of Bendix Corporation of America.
Robert R. Weiland (Gamma Chapter, Ohio State): CAO of the Huffy Corporation.
Ira King Wilkin (Iota, California): President and Chairman of Zellerbach Paper Corporation.
John Whittle, Jr. (Theta Chapter, Penn State): President and CEO, Chairman of the Board of Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Company.

[edit] Trivia

Jimmy Buffett was a pledge of Alpha-Delta Chapter (Auburn), but was not initiated after being suspended from the school because of poor grades.
The Fraternity's "ACE" (Altruistic Campus Experience) Project is the only fraternity or sorority community service program for chapters specifically designed to benefit their host institutions.
Sigma Pi is successor to the former Delta Kappa (originally Kappa Kappa Kappa) Fraternity, which ceased to exist when it merged into Sigma Pi in 1964. None of the chapters that joined Sigma Pi as part of the merger, however, are currently active.