Reports a set of research findings that reveal something of the peer orientation priorities of 462 British high schoolers. Offering a snapshot of young people's current social and relational priorities, data point to their overriding concern for mutuality and "hanging" itself; boys' single-minded preference for sport; girls' consistent attunement to pleasant, caring interactions; and the relative unimportance of ethnically based affiliation. (Contains 36 references, 2 tables, and an appendix.) (GCP)