Laundry facilities and a small kitchen are found in the basement. The 64-student residence hall is arranged in suites of two rooms, with two students each, sharing a bath. N.C. The building was erected in 1925 with a gift from the Women's Missionary Society of the General Synod of the Reformed Church in the United States and its Girls Guild. It was named in memory of Elizabeth Conrad Zartman. Top Of Page Stanback Elizabeth C. Stanback Hall Stanback Hall is the largest women's residence hall, housing 131 freshmen and upperclass students.
Most rooms house two students, and two rooms share a bathroom.
There are six single rooms located on the first floor, with these rooms sharing a bathroom. The building is named in honor of Elizabeth C. Stanback of Salisbury, N.C., who founded the facility's recent renovation and refurbishing. It houses 40 students and is arranged in suites of two rooms, with two students in each room, sharing a bathroom. A TV lobby and laundry facilities are located on the first floor. N.C. The hall is named in memory of their son Forrest H. Hollifield, who was killed in action during the Vietnam conflict in 1970.