Your ancient languages are a little skimpy, but colleges will probably be impressed that you've had French and German. My advice is that you not worry about your chances. I know people want to hear "Wow, you're a shoe-in!" or, "Looks good, but you should work on X, X, and X," but none of us know what our chances are because too much depends on what schools you apply to, the relative competition there, and how good a fit, and how much potential, the admissions committee thinks you have. I've seen people with what I thought were very good credentials rejected and I've seen people with a year or two of Greek accepted. It's a crapshoot.
On a personal note, like you, I'm from the ass-end of the country (Oklahoma, to be specific). I was rejected for two years in a row but I kept plugging away and now I'm at a great school. Don't worry about how other people are doing; just keep working to make yourself the best that you can be.