Wendy Selby (nee Gould) (1943-)
Year of Election to Fellowship unknown.
Served as Chairman: 1994-1996Acted as Assistant Secretary to John Cackett when he took the post of Hon Sec for the second time, 1971 to 1975. Then known as Wendy Gould.Became Acting Chairman 6 May 1994 (at a time of crisis) until the AGM on 1st October 1994, when she was formally elected Chairman. Re-elected 30 September 1995 and stayed in the post until 28 September 1996.
Studied under: Anthony Wood, Donald Jackson.
Daisy Sharpe
Elected to Craft Membership in 1923.
Sharon Shaw (1961-)
Elected to Fellowship in 2010.
Served as Chairman: 2020-I studied Calligraphy and Bookbinding at Roehampton (part time) between 1997 - 2003 and was awarded a first class honours degree. My tutors included Liz Burch, Ewan Clayton, Margaret Daubney, Hazel Dolby, Peter Jones, and Jen Lindsey. During the last two years of the diploma course I was Margaret Daubney's assistant
Studied under: Annie Moring at City Lit, Liz Burch, Margaret Daubney, Ewan Clayton, Hazel Dolby, Peter Jones, Jen Lindsey, Sue Hufton.
Maisie R. Sherley (1920-)
Elected to Craft Membership in 1947.
She served as a committee member for 6 years in the early 1980's. Works include: a decorative map of Ambleside: a decorative map of Tower Hill for TOC H: designed the layout for and executed the writing of all the pilots' names in Daisy Alcock's RAF Battle of Britain Book in Westminster Abbey: family trees for two families, Mentcouths and Fenmans (? Spelling, not too clear in handwritten submission): decorative family tree for Barclays Bank: commemorative panel in the Nurses' Chapel in Westminster Abbey: made all the entries in the Book of Memory in Rochester Cathedral from 1954 to 2001.
Taught at: Medway College of Art
Studied under: Daisy Alcock, Dorothy Mahoney.
J Langford Sherman
Elected to Craft Membership in 1930.
John Shyvers (1911-1999)
Elected to Craft Membership in 1966.
Served as Chairman: 1971-1972Served as Treasurer: 1972-1975Chaired the AGM in November 1968 and 1969.
Anna Simons (1871-1951)
Year of Election to Craft Member unknown.
Anna Simons was born in Germany in 1871. She studied under Edward Johnston at the Royal College of Art in London shortly after he began teaching there in 1901, returned to Germany, and died in 1951. In 1905 she went to teach in Dusseldorf at the Kunstgewerbeschule, at the request of Peter Behrens and under a recommendation from Johnston. In 1910 she translated Johnston's Writing, Lettering and Illuminating into German, as Schriebschrift, Zierscrift und angewandte Schrift. In 1914 she transferred to the Kunstgewerbeschule in Munich and in 1918 began work for Bremer Presse. In 1921 she designed the lettering for the Bremer Presse's Diniva Commedia. In 1926 she presented her portfolio Titel und Initialen fur die Breme Presse. In 1937 she published "Edward Johnston", volume 1 in Verlag fur Schriftkunde, Heintze and + Blancketz monograph series. In the same year, Eberhard Holscher published "Anna Simons" as volume 2 in the same series. She was the guest lecturer at the Kunstgewerbeschule in Zurich in 1941.
P J Smith
Elected to Craft Membership in 1921.
William Smith
Elected to Craft Membership in 1940.
Kennedy Smith (1926-2003)
Elected to Craft Membership in 1968.
Cathy Stables
Elected to Fellowship in 2013.
Studied under: Gaynor Goffe, David Harris, Gerald Mynott.
F Stuttig
Elected to Craft Membership in 1921.
Maureen Sullivan (1946-)
Elected to Fellowship in 2002.
Trained part-time in Calligraphy, Heraldry & Illumination at Reigate School of Art & Design under Gerald Mynott. Then went on to take the Foundation Course at Roehampton. This was followed by full-time study at Roehampton for The Certificate in Calligraphy & Bookbinding and the BA (Hons) degree in Calligraphy & Bookbinding, graduating in 1997. Graduate of the Advanced Training Scheme. Workshops taken with Ann Hechle, Denis Brown, Julian Waters, Tom Perkins, Sam Somerville, Jilly Hazeldine, Sally Mae Joseph, Tim Noad. In 2001-2003 organised Lay Members Day with Sylvie Gokulsing (also an SSI Fellow). Exhibited in
Studied under: Gaynor Goffe, Tom Perkins, Margaret Daubney, Gerald Fleuss, Hazel Dolby, Ewan Clayton.
E Sutton
Elected to Craft Membership in 1921.
Tom Swindlehurst (1900-1965)
Elected to Craft Membership in 1933.
Works in York Minster, Ripon Cathedral. Trained also as silversmith. Arms of the Borough of Kensington. Arms and Badges of English Sovereigns. Roll displaying Arms of the West Riding of Yorkshire. Memorial article Scribe 35, 1985
Taught at: Leeds College of Art
Studied under: E Johnston, 1924-27.
