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Have you asked any of your teachers if they have a sorority affiliation or know someone who does? I know girls who have gotten recs from them, coaches and guidance counselors. Really, any woman you know who went to a four year school could be Greek and you just don't know it. This could include neighbors, someone you baby sat for, know through church, etc. Your parents might have co-workers who are. And it's true that any alumnae can do recs as long as they're in good standing with nationals. It doesn't matter where they went to school. If you're from near Boston, there really should be some alumnae groups. Go to each Auburn sorority's national website and see if you can find a list of alumnae chapters and who to contact. If there really aren't any near you, try contacting the next closet ones. I know girls who have gotten recs from alumnae group members that weren't local or close to them. Sometimes they'd talk on the phone, communicate through email and I even know one girl who Skyped with some alums who ended up giving her recs. Good you're starting early! Most recs come in during the summer, so you don't want to wait too late to even start finding people to do them for you. Good luck!