Shari Eubank, an extraordinary individual, was initially brought to the attention of the renowned Russ Meyer, despite her relatively short-lived film career, which spanned only two cinematic endeavors before she mysteriously disappeared from the public eye. Born on June 12, 1947, in the vibrant city of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Shari's father, Joe, had a distinguished background, having attended the prestigious military institute at Roswell, New Mexico, and serving as a member of the elite Navy Seabee unit. In August 1942, Joe tied the knot with Barbara Pace, and shortly thereafter, the couple received crucial FBI clearance, allowing Joe to be assigned to Los Alamos, New Mexico, the birthplace of the groundbreaking atomic bomb, as part of the secretive Manhattan Project.
In the year 1948, the Eubank family made a significant relocation to the charming town of Farmer City, Illinois, where Joe, the patriarch of the family, embarked on a new career path, joining forces with his father-in-law, Ole Pace, to cultivate the land and reap its rewards as a skilled farmer.
Shari, a bright and ambitious young woman, continued her academic journey, attending the prestigious Farmer City High School, where she distinguished herself as a spirited cheerleader, a beloved homecoming queen, and ultimately, a proud graduate in the year 1965.
As she ventured further into the realm of higher education, Shari enrolled at the esteemed Illinois Wesleyan University, where she became an integral part of the Masquers, a dynamic student drama organization that allowed her to hone her creative skills and nurture her passion for the performing arts.
Upon completing her graduate studies, Shari's entrepreneurial spirit and artistic flair led her to pursue a career in modeling and acting, where she made a lasting impression on the film industry, starring in the iconic and enduring cult classic, "Super Vixens", a testament to her talent, perseverance, and unwavering dedication to her craft.
