This paper presents the results of a clinical survey administered to 1,007 high school students in central Indiana. The survey consisted of 77 questions designed to elicit information covering the total life experiences of the high school student. The areas that were extensively studied are (1) demographic information such as sex, age, family membership; (2) perception of parent, intra-family communication, family interaction, habits and attitudes; (3) attitudes toward school, education, and the "Establishment"; (4) attitudes toward drugs, smoking, drinking, and established patterns of use; (5) self-concept, fears, hopes, and learned ways of dealing with tension. (Author)