The MSMS Forgotten Stories club hosted a trivia night for charity on November 29. The club held the event in order to raise money for Mercy-USA, an organization that aids Rohingya refugees who have left to seek safety from Myanmar due to violence. The entrance fee was $1 per person.

The trivia game was between several teams of five or fewer students. During the event, the teams were asked questions from five different categories: pop culture, MSMS facts, sports, history, and math/science. The game consisted of three rounds, each with 10 questions per round.

“This event was a great way to relieve some stress and have a really good time just spending time with my classmates. It was a lot of fun to see what all I knew about MSMS, sports, history, math and science, and pop culture. Trivia night was a really great event,” junior Jack Shelton said.

Many participants of trivia night have said that they enjoyed themselves and would participate in another trivia night.

“Everybody seemed to love trivia night. It seems to have been a huge success. Forgotten Stories has already begun to talk about planning another one,” Dr. Morgan said.

“I loved going to trivia night. It was so much fun and I really hope I get to do it again. I really felt it was such a fun way to get together with the school and have a stress-free hour,” said another trivia participant, Camryn Mason.

Due to the success of the first trivia night, the Forgotten Stories Club is considering hosting a second trivia night sometime in the future.