Extracting named variables from an array

My code uses the following pattern in a lot of places:

1. string[] array = GetSomeData();  
2. Debug.Assert(array.Length() >= 3);  
3. m_Member = array[0];  
4. m_Password = array[1];  
5. m_SomeOtherInfo = array[2];  

... and so on. This is happening often enough that I tried finding a clearer way of expressing it. I even asked a question on stackoverflow. The answers I got aren't bad, but I came up last night with a solution I like more. (It doesn't mean it's the best, and it does look a little kludgy, but I like the way my code looks.)

1. using System.Diagnostics;  
2.   
3. public static class ArrayExtractor  
4. {  
5.   public static void Extract<T1>(this object[] array, out T1 value1)  
6.       where T1 : class  
7.   {  
8.     Debug.Assert(array.Length >= 1);  
9.     value1 = array[0] as T1;  
10.   }  
11.   
12.   public static void Extract<T1, T2>(this object[] array, out T1 value1, out T2 value2)  
13.       where T1 : class  
14.       where T2 : class  
15.   {  
16.     Debug.Assert(array.Length >= 2);  
17.     value1 = array[0] as T1;  
18.     value2 = array[1] as T2;  
19.   }  
20. }  

This only shows the code for 2 values, I'm going to write it for up to 10 values or so. It's not as elegant as the other solutions but now I can simply write

1. string fileName;  
2. string contents;  
3. ArrayExtractor.Extract(array, out fileName, out contents);  

or even better

1. array.Extract(out fileName, out contents);