The History and Operation of Cedarville College

25 Journal which gives us a duplicate copy on the Student's Card. All income is entered in the Receipt Journal, which provides a duplicate copy on the Student's card, Gift card or other miscellaneous cards. The gifts from churches and individuals are posted in separate ledgers. A report of each church and the amount given for that month is made from the ledger. Student's Invoice Journal and Receipt Journal are summar– ized at the end of each month. All journals are summarized according to our classification of accounts. The recaps from the different journals are posted in the Journal Proof and balanced, then entered in the ledger. A trial balance is taken. Each year the books are audited by George L. Boyd, a Certified Public Accountant of Bucyrus, Ohio. The report for the year ending June, 1959 is found in Appendix H. 5. Alumni Support. According to the records which are available, Cedarville College has never been well supported by its Alumni. We are not able to speak with certainty about the manner of support during the days preceeding the Baptist Administration, but it is obvious that the support was not adequate or the school would never have changed hands. Since our school as a Baptist institution is rather young, our Alumni Association is small. However, in spite of this, they have made contributions for the benefit of the college. This has not been in the form of large sums of money, but rather has taken the form of special projects, such as purchasing choir robes for the choir, buying equipment for the dining hall, purchasing materials for the Science department, and the like. Though our Alumni Association is small, yet these people are loyal to the college which has been a help to them.