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Arny Ross R. Roque

A woman of substance and determination.

-A graduate of Bachelor of Arts in Communication at De La Salle University Dasmarinas

-An alumna and former EVP for External Affairs of the Lasallian Pointes N' Flexes Dance Company (official dance group of De La Salle University Dasmarinas)

-Miss Teen Philippines-Southern Tagalog 2006

-Semi finalist for Miss Teen Philippines 2006 (national level)

-Bb. Dasmarinas 2007

-Ms. Cavite Global 2008

-Ms. Fashion Expo of DLSU-D 2008

-Candidate for Tronix Image Model Search 2009 (national level)

-Ms. Intrams of DLSU-D for 2009

-Grand winner of ‘Circle of 10 Image Model Search 2009’ (national level)

-City Talent of Dasmarinas from 2006 up to present -Host of the Saturday Shows of Dasmarinas City, namely, Dasmarinas Got Talent, Dasmarinas Best Dance Crew, G. at Bb. Dasmarinas Monthly Finals -project of the City Government of Dasmarinas headed by Mayor Jenny Barzaga.

-A freelance ‘Ramp Model’ of different designers’ collection from 2009 up to present

-1st runner up- Bb.PRISAA 2011 “Private Schools Athletic Association”, represented De La Salle University Dasmarinas (national level)

Name: Arny Ross Ramos Roque
Address: B32 L3 Beiging st. Summerwind Village IV, Dasmarinas Cavite
Age: 20 y.o. Date of Birth: July 19, 1991 Place of Birth: Manila
Sex: Female Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Height: 5’6 Weight: 50kg Vital Statisics: 32-24-34
Shoe Size: 9
RTW Size: Small
Color of eyes: Black Color of Hair: Black
Contact nos. : 09065172428 / (046) 4166992
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