Salesian High School (Detroit)

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Salesian Catholic High School
Location
60 Harper Ave. Detroit, Michigan

United States
Information
Type Private, All Boys
MottoNihtl Contra Deum
Established1950
Closed1970
Grades 912
Color(s)Red and white
Athletics conference Catholic High School League
Nickname Knights
YearbookSaldet

Salesian Catholic High School was an all boys Catholic high school opened on Harper Avenue in Detroit, Michigan, United States, in 1950. The school closed in 1970. [1]

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